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Feb 21, Reforesters Laboratory (Williamsburg) @pureliiink Purelink are more than the sum of their parts - formed in 2020, the trio (consisting of Millia, kindtree, & Concave Reflection) has amassed a loving fanbase worldwide for their fusion of influences - from the rhythmic depth & detailed sound design of speaker-knocking contemporary bass music, the enveloping sub bass, sway of dub, & the classic chillout IDM styles of aqueous swirls & textural ambient scapes. Bringing in a distinctly modern flair with innovative groove programming to their recordings & live performances, their music touches upon the effervescent emotional realms & limitless technological potential of Mille Plateaux Y2K-era experimental ambient styles - one eye towards the past & one on the future, yet lucidly present for the catharsis of poignant dancefloor moments or an evening of heads-down introspective electronic journeying. // care. is a quiet counterpoint to the noise. Nothing loud, everything felt. It’s an ongoing invitation to listen with intention. Each iteration is responsive, shaped by the specifics of place and presence.

Feb 21, Reforesters Laboratory (Williamsburg) @eden.aurelius Eden Aurelius is a New York based musician and DJ. Influenced by ambient electronica and sound system music, her productions explore the intimacy between the two. A combination of processed samples, hazy atmospheres and live instrumentation, her performances create evocative, tangible spaces. // care. is a quiet counterpoint to the noise. Nothing loud, everything felt. It’s an ongoing invitation to listen with intention. Each iteration is responsive, shaped by the specifics of place and presence.

Those who were with us for the last care. at Reforesters Laboratory already know how singular it feels to hear live electronics through their 24.2 channel spatial sound system. We’re excited to return, gathering again for an evening featuring Purelink, Eden Aurelius, and Lydo. @pureliiink @eden.aurelius @l_y_d_o February 21 Reforesters Laboratory 5pm-8pm Tickets are now live on RA in bio. As always, we’re holding community tickets—reach out if that makes it easier to come. Space is very limited. // care. is a quiet counterpoint to the noise. Nothing loud, everything felt. It’s an ongoing invitation to listen with intention. Each iteration is responsive, shaped by the specifics of place and presence.

Overwhelmed by the support. We’ve added a second night by popular demand. Same place, different time. @drumloop @ddddoula @madeline_stepien January 10 Light & Sound Design 6pm-9pm // care. is a quiet counterpoint to the noise. Nothing loud, everything felt. It’s an ongoing invitation to listen with intention. Each iteration is responsive, shaped by the specifics of place and presence.

Jan 9, Light & Sound Design (Greenpoint) @drumloop Drumloop is the alias of New York-based artist Daffodil Scanlan. Her multidisciplinary practice, extending from 2D to audiovisual work, lives in the interplay between frequency, language, voice, and nostalgia. // care. is a quiet counterpoint to the noise. Nothing loud, everything felt. It’s an ongoing invitation to listen with intention. Each iteration is responsive, shaped by the specifics of place and presence.

Jan 9, Light & Sound Design (Greenpoint) @ddddoula Doula is a sound artist, musician, and DJ currently located in New York City. She composes vehicles of memory through sonic stage design and experimentation with electric guitar and voice as source signal. // care. is a quiet counterpoint to the noise. Nothing loud, everything felt. It’s an ongoing invitation to listen with intention. Each iteration is responsive, shaped by the specifics of place and presence.

Jan 9, Light & Sound Design (Greenpoint) @madeline_stepien Madeline Stepien is a composer and artist based in New York City. Her work explores sound as a tool of perceptual and emotional manipulation. Throughout her performances and recordings she utilizes various techniques of sound creation including digital granular synthesis, electroacoustic processing, field recording, found sound, and distortion. Operating under the alias “pent” from 2020-2024, she developed her practice through a plethora of live performances & recorded material that range from live interventions in club environments to fixed media installations. She has performed at SculptureCenter, Roulette Intermedium, Pioneer Works, The Emily Harvey Foundation, and Public Records. // care. is a quiet counterpoint to the noise. Nothing loud, everything felt. It’s an ongoing invitation to listen with intention. Each iteration is responsive, shaped by the specifics of place and presence.

Nov 16, Reforesters Laboratory (Williamsburg) @l_y_d_o @tomasurquieta Tonight, Lydo + Tomas Urquieta will perform live, opening up the evening for Drew McDowall. // care. is a quiet counterpoint to the noise. Nothing loud, everything felt. It’s an ongoing invitation to listen with intention. Each iteration is responsive, shaped by the specifics of place and presence.

Nov 16, Reforesters Laboratory (Williamsburg) @drewmcdowall Drew McDowall is a composer and sound artist known for his contributions to experimental and electronic music. His work explores the outer edges of sound through intricate modular synthesis, field recordings, deconstructed samples, and unconventional compositional techniques. Renowned for its immersive and abstract qualities, McDowall’s music blends electronic and acoustic elements to craft complex, evolving sonic environments. In the early 1980s, McDowall moved to London, where he became involved with key figures in the UK’s industrial music scene, including Genesis P-Orridge, David Tibet, Peter Christopherson, and John Balance. His work with Psychic TV led to his collaboration with Coil, eventually becoming a full-time member. Tasked with helping steer the group in a new direction, McDowall played a significant role in shaping Coil’s later works, which fused ritualistic practice with sonic exploration. His influence is especially evident on albums such as Time Machines (1998)—a seminal work in drone music—and Music to Play in the Dark (1999). His latest album, A Thread Silvered and Trembling (2024), continues his lifelong fascination with pibroch (piobaireachd in Gaelic)—the elegiac solo bagpipe tradition often used for laments and tributes to the dead. The album alchemizes laments and tributes to the dead reinterpreting the tuning systems of Scottish bagpipe music through modular synthesis, acoustic instruments, voice, and electronic processing, weaving flickering dissonance with plaintive melodies.  Magnetism, a collaboration with Kali Malone was released on Ideologic Organ on November 11,  2025. As a key figure in modern experimental music, McDowall bridges the industrial traditions of the past with the evolving possibilities of electronic composition today. Photo @clips.split // care. is a quiet counterpoint to the noise. Nothing loud, everything felt. It’s an ongoing invitation to listen with intention. Each iteration is responsive, shaped by the specifics of place and presence.

Thank you for sharing this special evening with us on Monday.

Nov 3, Private Residence (Brooklyn) @lyra.pramuk Compelled by collectivity, spirituality, consciousness and care, the Berlin-based, American multidisciplinary artist Lyra Pramuk has conceived a unique form of devotional music. It doesn’t have to involve formal religion; to Lyra, devotion is the beating heart of her artistry, a way for her to harmonize the open-ended potential of the human voice with the magic of technology as it rapidly evolves. And it roots her latest album ‘Hymnal’, her own book of transformational worship songs. Exploring the ecstatic genesis of sacred ritual practices, it cultivates many of the themes introduced on her acclaimed 2020 debut ‘Fountain’. Lyra draws from folk, house, techno, gospel and her formal classical education, working alongside the Sonar Quartett string ensemble to construct a symphony of the universe that coaxes listeners across dividing lines and towards mutual liberation. This same philosophy underpins pop.soil, her forward-thinking experimental hub and label, that deviates from the mainstream by prioritizing growth, cultivation and the exchange of ideas through physical and digital releases, online content, workshops, performances, and a bi-monthly cross-genre radio show on NTS. Frequently commissioned for film scores, sound installations and instrumental compositions, Lyra is also a passionate live performer who’s staged ambitious shows across the globe, collaborating with dancers, a chamber orchestra and visual artists to create a collective and pluralistic form of musical worship. To put it in simpler terms: Lyra has faith in her devotion. // care. is a quiet counterpoint to the noise. Nothing loud, everything felt. It’s an ongoing invitation to listen with intention. Each iteration is responsive, shaped by the specifics of place and presence.

care. continues, in the spirit of closeness and shared presence, with its next instalment. We will be welcoming a beloved visiting friend, Lyra Pramuk. Free for friends and family—come listen, come belong. No tickets, no pressure, just gathering. @lyra.pramuk @validation_dot_com @henribcomeone DM for address :)