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Conducting chaos: Rewire 2025 in 7 sounds

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By Duncan Harrison 
| Crack Magazine
The mind-expanding festival returned for its 14th edition with performances from Laurie Anderson, YHWN Nailgun, Kali Malone and more. Trying to find a throughline at a festival like Rewire isn’t easy. When a programme is put together by fans as passionate and knowledgeable as the minds behind this festival, you can find yourself a little without focus.
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Rewire Festival 2024 through six key performances

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By Duncan Harrison 
| Crack Magazine
The Hague, Neverlands They couldn’t set the piano on fire. That was the only bad news. Annea Lockwood, the New Zealand born composer and academic whose work provided a curatorial north star for the 13th edition of Rewire Festival, was supposed to stage her 1968 piece Piano Burning as an opening concert. The piece, as the title suggests, consists of an upright piano (not grand) set ablaze with the musician playing whatever they like for as long as they physically and mentally can.
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12 years after his first single, Jai Paul plays his first hometown show

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By Duncan Harrison 
| Crack Magazine
HERE at Outernet Jai Paul’s Londonness is one of the few details the artist has actively built into his story. Rayners Lane in west London is namechecked in Paul’s minimal website bio; the spoken opening to one of the bredrins is unmistakably London; the red-herring Property Week story about The Paul Institute’s bricks-and-mortar headquarters credits west as “the place where it all started” and both his only ever interview and various fan posts report sightings at the Rayners Lane branch of KFC.
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