Bantam's Drift: Bradford
Immerse yourself in the deconstructed soundscapes and images drawing on Bradford’s South Asian youth culture.
- When
- Friday 6 June, 9.15-10.15pm
- Where
- The Underground, Bradford
Bantam’s Drift, from artists m3UNTITLED and GOMID, deconstructs Yorkshire club music to examine Bradford’s South Asian youth culture.
Visceral, immersive and speculative, the work dismantles Yorkshire club music through soundscapes and visual experimentation, using haunting refrains of bassline and images of dogs and cars to mythologise Bradford’s South Asian working-class youth culture.
Bantam’s Drift is a music and multimedia collaboration between Bradford multimedia artist m3UNTITLED and Manchester experimental duo GOMID.
We're thrilled to be supporting this project as part of New Music Biennial 2025.
This event includes two performances of the same work and a short interview with the creative team in between the two, enabling audiences to experience the second performance with greater insight into the creative process.
About New Music Biennial
New Music Biennial is a three-day festival celebrating the best new music across all genres from the country’s most exciting composers – and in 2025, for the first time, it’s coming to venues around Bradford.
Credits
Bantam's Drift is part of PRS Foundation and Southbank Centre’s New Music Biennial which is in partnership with Bradford 2025 UK City of Culture, BBC Radio 3, NMC Recordings and generously supported by Arts Council England.
Commissioned by Brighter Sound and supported by Opera North.
