Read these delightfully enchanting reviews of "The Edge of the Abyss" by Classica Sobi and Daniele Sahr of Seen and Heard International

Program notes for Night 3 (Aug. 30th) of InfraSound’s “The Edge of the Abyss Festival: The Music and Legacy of Sofia Gubaidulina”

Program notes for Night 2 of InfraSound’s The Edge of the Abyss Festival: The Music and Legacy of Sofia Gubaidulina

Program notes for Night 1 of InfraSound’s “The Edge of the Abyss Festival: The Music and Legacy of Sofia Gubaidulina”

InfraSound presents “The Edge of the Abyss: the Music and Legacy of Sofia Gubaidulina” at St. Malachy – The Actors’ Chapel in Times Square from August 28th-30th, 2026. Named after Gubaidlina’s seminal work for 7 cellos and two waterphones, The Edge of the Abyss is part concert-series, part music festival, part memorial, and part community gathering. Join us for three full days of music by or inspired by Sofia Gubaidulina and learn more about this incredible composer’s journey from Soviet Russia to a small village in Germany.

InfraSound celebrates Morton Feldman’s Centennial with a performance of the rarely heard Crippled Symmetry (1973) for flutes, percussion, piano and Only (1947) for solo voice.

InfraSound Presents: Landscapes of Silence - Two days of music with composer Eva-Marie Houben

Announcing: InfraAuditions 2025!

For the first time ever, InfraSound will be holding virtual auditions to help build out our roster of dedicated collaborators.

InfraSound Presents: ICONIC

InfraSound's Quinquennial Bash! Come celebrate with InfraSound at Pine Box Rock Shop on Saturday 2/22.

Improv, activities and more from 6-8:30, and then hang in the bar until late!

Can you believe InfraSound has been around for 5 years? Neither can we!!

🤑Free admission
🍻drinks & snacks available at the bar for purchase (including non alcoholic options!)
🎺 BYOI (bring your own instrument!!)

We will announce some fun things we have planned as it gets closer. Bring all your friends! Can’t wait to see you there!! 🎉🎉🥳

InfraSound presents “Somewhere Only We Know,” a continuation of our annual InfraPop series with 17 world premiere arrangements of songs by folk, indie, pop, and rock artists in memory of those we have lost. Come as you are and join our community as we sing and play about relationships, grief, loss, memory, mortality, and healing. All are welcome.

Featuring Marisa Tornello and Luke Paulino with the InfraPop Orchestra with special guest artist Natti Vogel.

Performing songs by Keane, First Aid Kit, 4 Non Blondes, Björk, Owen Pallett, Haley Heynderickx, FKA Twigs, Joanna Newsom, Kate Bush, Anaïs Mitchell, Billie Holiday, CocoRosie, SOPHIE, Sam Amidon, Sinéad O'Connor, Sufjan Stevens, and more!

Our 2024-2025 Season will start off on Tuesday, December 3rd at Brooklyn Art Haus as we present “Somewhere Only We Know: Song and Solace.” This concert will take our audience through stories and songs about love, loss, heartbreak, grief, memory, and healing. Featuring our two all-star InfraPop vocalists Marisa Tornello and Luke Paulino, our 9-piece InfraPop! Orchestra, and special guest artist Natti Vogel, Somewhere Only We Know invites our audience to come together to share in our celebration of the life and memory of those we have lost.

InfraSound will be performing at the 2024 Chashama Gala and Art Party on Thursday June 20th from 6 pm to 1 am.

Dancing to the Music of You is a multidisciplinary collaboration between a team of queer NYC-based artists and organizations including InfraSound, ChamberQUEER, sculptor Jeremy Martin, sound designer Alex Gray, and lighting designer Madeline Whitesell. It will be a synthesis of gallery exhibition, sound-art installation, and musical performance taking place on May 3rd, 2024 at The Lesbian, Gay, Bixsexual, and Transgender Community Center (The Center)…

Program for Infra-Pop Vol 2

As NYC's premiere avant-pop cover band, InfraSound’s InfraPop! Orchestra fuses popular music with the exceptional skills of NYC’s emerging musicians. With the mesmerizing voices…

Interview with Yaz Lancaster about their piece “yesterday, today, tomorrow and the next day.”