A monthly showcase for sonically adventurous experimental music in West London in association with OPEN Southall. Advance tickets: £14* (non-refundable). Optional donation: you can add a voluntary contribution at checkout to support artists and keep the event accessible to everyone. £18 on the door. This event is funded entirely through ticket sales, with artists receiving a share of the proceeds. *If you are unable to pay the cover price, you can pay what you can at the door. No one turned away for lack of funds. There is a cafe serving drinks, and the gastro pub Brilliant Gastro by Dipna Anand is at the same site. You are also welcome to bring your own refreshments. The venue is fully accessible. This edition features: Lau-Piceno-Ricci Sound artists Jesu Piceno and Ester Ricci explore experimental sound through improvisation, resonance and repetition. Combining strings, voice, everyday objects, experimental percussion and live electronics, their work moves between electroacoustic music, drone and noise, creating immersive nocturnal soundscapes. For this performance, Ester will concentrate on the sonic dimension of her practice, working with cello alongside Piceno's experimental percussion and improvisation. They are joined by Martin Lau, a visual artist and photographer whose experimental music practice involves creating improvised soundscapes using woodwinds and a single found percussive object. Martin created and runs Ealing Extranormal, and much of his practice develops through collaboration. Jo Morrison & Joseph K Jo is an experimental vocalist & improvising performer with a penchant for cat toys, costume & masks. She's part of various New Music ensembles & also creates solo work which is currently based around an interest in glossolalia & medieval mysticism from the Christian tradition.She has played at Cafe Oto, Colour Out Of Space Festival, The Horse Hospital, Hundred Years Gallery & many other independent spaces.Jo was part of the 2025 cohort at TOMA (the other MA), an alternative art school based in Southend. Simultaneous cornfield sightseer (Illinois, US) and machine learner (London, UK) whose interest centers on both shattering and probing perceptual thresholds, Joseph K is a musician, improviser, film composer, audio engineer, educator, member of the rock trio Barreleye (US) (Kit Records),"super conceptual noise duo" ecm (UK) (Molt Fluid) and improv-rock group oshminda (UK). Saurabh Shivakumar & Patrick Ellis Saurabh is a London-based composer, guitarist, performer and inter-disciplinary artist, originally from Chennai and raised in Singapore. His work spans contemporary, improvised and electronic music, with a focus on embodied listening, performer agency, and the meeting point of notation and improvisation. He performs in improvised music duo, ‘Red on Gold’ and he looks to build immersive sound worlds from electric guitar, modular synthesis and self-built feedback systems. He is a graduate of theRoyal Academy of Music where he is currently pursuing his PhD, winner of the 2026 Musicians’ Company Priaulx Rainier Composition Prize, and a Southbank Centre Future Artist. Patrick Ellis is a composer, performer and curator based in London. His music has been described as being "focused, intense and unrelenting" (Gaudeamus Jury, 2024), with much of his work utilising limited musical materials, small developments and juxtapositions. His music has been performed by many acclaimed ensembles across Europe, North America, Asia and Australasia, and has had his music included on releases on the record labels Birmingham Record Company and Huddersfield Contemporary Records. He also performs in the Experimental duo, Open Union, who aim to build up strong collaborative relationships; their current collaborators include Christine Cornwell, Wilson Leywantono, May Chi, Paolo Griffin, Seán Clancy and Peter Bell. Their performance at this month's edition of Ealing Extranormal will be a special performance featuring these two composer-performers, who have never previously worked together before. Expedient Self Expedient Self is a Brighton-based solo artist who uses extended guitar loops to create dissonant songs and soundscapes. From The Wire: "Expedient Self is a solo electric guitar project created by Brighton's Simon Chandler. He uses looped figures to create an array of different sounds, which he piles up in ways that resemble Frippertronics NOT ONE WHIT. Even the quieter pieces tend toward dissonance in a way that most such music does not, and the more active passages can be almost (fr)antic (sic). Chandler has a great sense of how to assemble discordant elements into a weirdly coherent whole, creating a very heavy ambience that is not ambient at all." SAFETY Some participants are at increased risk from Covid, flu and other illnesses, so if you are unwell on the day, rather than struggling to attend please contact the organisers for a replacement ticket for a future date.