Dane Law

@danelaw.bsky.social

BURY MY HEART ON LEYTON MARSH computer music + guitar, sort of https://thedanelaw.bandcamp.com

Hey you can now listen to the latest Open Hand Real Flames > this might be the strangest episode I've ever done > lots of key-mixed un-synced drifting voices over songs I love > Kylie 'Slow' over a Stina Nordenstam track in the second half is a personal magical moment > www.nts.live/shows/open-h...

Open Hand Real Flames 29th July 2026

Playing Pop, Experimental. OPEN HAND REAL FLAMES is a monthly show presented by Bass Clef. Each episode has a theme - usually a specific musical instrument or process, perhaps an artist or composer, s...

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I sometimes feel like we’re all too obsessed by the death of the planet and societal collapse to appreciate just how much Bluetooth has improved in the past ten years

at the moment I'm tired all the time and it's 50% because I have a 1 year old and a 3 year old and 50% because I keep staying up after my bedtime reading Rachel Kushner's "Creation Lake"

Entering my last two weeks working in academia, and rather excited to start a new full time role as a software engineer. Been a particular privilege over the past 15 years to teach so many amazing students who make wild and beautiful music, as well as work alongside some exceptional individuals

Had the most surreal thing happen to me as a freelancer Yesterday. I sent out an invoice in the morning, and by mid afternoon the money was in my account. I had to have a lie down to compose myself

was at the Chisenhale Gallery yesterday offering some tech support for a new show by Jasper Marsalis which opens tomorrow. It looks and sounds fantastic - if like me you like being enveloped by phase vocoder drones chisenhale.org.uk/project/jasp...

Still Life - Chisenhale Gallery

Chisenhale Gallery presents Still Life , the first institutional exhibition in the UK by London-based artist Jasper Marsalis. For this new commission, Marsalis presents a large-scale audiovisual in...

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A cause for celebration: there's a new Jake Arnott book out. Once upon a time I dismissed his books presuming they were common-or-garden London gangster trite, but they're way more rich and interesting, with queer storylines, poetic prose, a unique vision of London and the South East. Big recommend