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LOCATION:Phoenix Central Park\, 49 O'Connor Street\, Chippendale
URL:https://phoenixcentralpark.com.au/season-xxii/tldr
DESCRIPTION:TL\;DR is one of the most distinctive groups to emerge from the Australian jazz scene in recent years. Led by established composer and trumpeter Peter Knight (formerly Artistic Director of the Australian Art Orchestra)\, the group also features Helen Svoboda (bass/voice)\, Theo Carbo (guitar) and Quinn Knight (drums).\nTL\;DR is one of the most distinctive groups to emerge from the Australian jazz scene in recent years. Their influences\, including Brian Eno\, Jon Hassell\, Laurie Anderson and The Necks\, are refracted into propulsive forms that are\, in equal measure\, accessible and surprising. Led by established composer and trumpeter Peter Knight (formerly Artistic Director of the Australian Art Orchestra)\, the group also features three of the most compelling next generation musicians in the country\, Helen Svoboda (bass/voice)\, Theo Carbo (guitar) and Quinn Knight (drums). Their debut on Earshift Music earned a 2025 ARIA nomination and a place in the NYC Jazz Record’s Top Ten releases of 2025. Phosphenes is their second album\, releasing on 6 November 2026.\nPhosphenes takes its name from the shapes and colours you see when you close your eyes\, the perception of light stimulated by something other than light. This is non-narrative music\, patient and spacious\, that works through overlapping repetition and slowly evolving melody and that allows the listener to focus on the internal. With an emphasis on overlapping rhythms this music also comes from nature drawing inspiration from the …\n\nTickets: https://phoenixcentralpark.com.au/season-xxii/tldr
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