Italian experimental composer Valerio Tricoli returns to PAN with his LP Clonic Earth, continuing his exploration of electroacoustic sound. Known for his use of analogue live sampling and real-time tape manipulation, Tricoli’s work delves into psychological and occult themes. A founding member of avant-rock group 3/4HadBeenEliminated, he has collaborated with artists like Thomas Ankersmit and Antoine Chessex. Clonic Earth presents a compelling mix of fragmented narratives and metaphysical inquiries, marked by processed sounds and electrified vocals.
Lina Tullgren (they/them) uses their music to analyze personal memories and emotions, crafting anthems for the alienated and those feeling solitary, even in a crowd.
Anna Homler is a visual, performance, and vocal artist living and working in Los Angeles. She has performed music and exhibited her artworks in venues around the world.
Neil ‘cloaca’ Young is an artist known for his work in sounds, images, and events. With a career spanning since the late '90s, Young has exhibited and performed at venues like High Zero, ICA Boston, and SXSW. His projects, including the Bright Rectangle and The Peskeomskut Noisecapades, highlight his role in programming experimental art and building vibrant audiences.