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Pale Ribbons Tossed into the Dark are Michael Terren, Djuna Lee, and Jameson Feakes, based in Boorloo/Perth, Australia.

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Pale Ribbons Tossed Into The Dark (@arrival.fest - 01/06/2026)
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Stoked to work with @arrival.fest to present Oren Ambarchi + Pale Ribbons Tossed Into the Dark on Monday June 1 at Wyola Club.

Oren's work exists in a personal and unique space between post-minimalist repetition, the electronic edge of 70s prog, contemporary electroacoustic music, and psycho-acoustic experimentalism. Live, he plays guitar through a Leslie speaker & an array of electronics over which he has a dextrous, light touch and what comes across as complete control. In less referential terms (and in our own experience of seeing him live a couple of times) it's beautiful, subtly changing music full of energy and direction, yet with a sense of introversion or mystery about it.

Ambarchi has an immense collaborative CV, having worked with Fennesz, Charlemagne Palestine, Will Guthrie, Sunn O))), Keiji Haino, crys cole, Alvin Lucier, John Zorn, Annea Lockwood, Merzbow, Jim O'Rourke, Jules Reidy, John Tilbury, Evan Parker, Fredrik Rasten & many, many more.

Oren is crucial to the experimental music history of this continent through his involvement with What Is Music? Festival. He has gone onto become globally influential via his various collaborations and his custodianship of Black Truffle Records.

Supporting are Pale Ribbons Tossed Into the Dark who are the post-rock/electro-acoustic/power-ambient trio from Boorloo consisting of Michael Terren, Djuna Lee & Jameson Feakes, tripping through a similarly elliptic crossover of forthright experimentalism and satisfying digital lushness.

Wyola Club is a new venue on High St above Honky Tonk, which is wheelchair accessible via lift.

Tickets on sale now via the link in our bio.

Tone List's annual program is supported by the WA government through @cits_wa. by @pale.ribbons

We'll be performing at RTRfm's Postcards from the West on September 21 at Camelot Cinema. An entirely new set of improvised music married with archival footage from the State Library.

>>Ticket link in bio by @pale.ribbons