Humming Grotto is a monthly series of sound and listening that takes place on the last Sunday of the month, downstairs at the PBC.

Humming Grotto #10

Featuring two solo sets from Loose-y Crunché and Tim Coster 

Sunday July 31st
Downstairs at the PBC
4 - 6pm

$15 

Tim Coster, from Auckland, now currently living in Melbourne, performing textural keyboard music. Recent projects include: A quartet performance for Francis Plagne's "The Refrain" LP launch with Francis Plagne, Joe Talia, and Eiko Isibashi (2022); the track Chant du Midi for the "Thanking You" cassette compilation released by Black Truffle/Mould Museum (2020); solo performances at The Yurting (2021) & Intense Nest (2019); and the track Swimming for a split cassette with Ava (2019).

Loose-y Crunché aka Lucy Phelan is a Sydney (Gadigal) based musician and sound artist who explores and expands on intersections between techno, industrial and looser experimental, ambient electronic sounds. Loose-y Crunché is the spin-off experimental multiplication of her techno alter-ego "Lucy Cliché". The sounds she produces under the Loose-y Crunché pseudonym know no bounds, from pushing an agenda of pure emotion, humour and fluctuating mental states. Think synthetic machine rhythms, washed with reprieves of reflective softness and space. Lucy has been critical force in the Australian musical underground for more than 15 years, with an impressive list of live performances, collaborations and record releases to her name. Lucy's musical outputs are ever-evolving yet uniquely her own, unified by a brazen and spirited approach to music production. 

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The Petersham Bowling Club acknowledge the Gadigal of the Eora Nation as the traditional custodians of the land on which this show takes place and pay our respects to their Elders past and present, and emerging and extend those respects to the First Nations peoples of NSW and beyond.