Tinderbox Collective present Idiogram at Hidden Door

Idiogram play tracks from their expansive debut album ‘Reunion of Broken Parts‘ in an experimental gig closing Tinderbox Collective’s ‘Room to Play’ exhibition at Edinburgh’s Hidden Door arts festival.

This unique experience will see the band deliver their performance in silence - transmitting the music to the audience via wireless headphones. Once more the band will be accompanied by stunning projected digital visuals performed by Sam Healy as a real-time response to the music, with the event becoming part gig, part art installation.

Described by music blog Last Day Deaf and Discovery Music Scotland as “one of the most compelling experimental acts today”, Idiogram weave post-prog, rock, electronic, ambient and classical sounds into a mercurial and enthralling musical journey that twists, turns, and ultimately triumphs. It defies categorisation, finding joy where all things meet, and beauty within chaos. ‘Reunion of Broken Parts’ received critical acclaim, being described by The Skinny as “effortless, playful, exhilarating,…