Music for those who still care.
Music for a new world.
The Observatory – a name that may suggest passive objectivity, but which really describes a band whose music is an impassioned response to the society it is enmeshed in. A world where politics have failed us, power and greed rule us, and hate and ignorance divide us...
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Music for a new world.
The Observatory – a name that may suggest passive objectivity, but which really describes a band whose music is an impassioned response to the society it is enmeshed in. A world where politics have failed us, power and greed rule us, and hate and ignorance divide us...
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| 29 April 2026 Performance |
| RUPTURE at SIFA 2026 |
| With the support of Singapore International Festival of Arts, RUPTURE is a performance rooted in volcanic activity and seismic research. The project experiments with translating the Earth’s deep, invisible processes into sound. |
| 29 April 2026 Performance |
| BlackKaji at Black Axis |
| The body misbehaves Sick gurgling keys, strings in psychosis Noise leaks out We roll in its fever, unclean and alive BlackKaji — A study of the unseen, unsound, unsuspecting, unsustainable, unstable. |
| 24 March 2026 Residency / Performance |
| STAR Residencies: Propositions for Planetary Attunement |
| The culmination of NTU CCA STAR Residencies, featuring live performances, moving image, and sonic propositions by The Observatory, Ng Hui Hsien, and Zarina Muhammad at Esplanade Annexe Studio. |
| 7 March 2026 Events |
| SELECTORS: NTU CCA x Earth Observatory Singapore |
| An evening of sonic exchange between artists and scientists from the STAR Residencies at NTU CCA Singapore and Earth Observatory of Singapore. |
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Asian Film Archive x Singapore Biennale 2025 - 2026 Membrane Could ancient caves be our oldest cinemas? Membrane is an attempt to create a transformative, elemental space where the border between this world and the next might become porous. Delve into a numinous time-space where echoes of a primordial past pulse through a subterranean landscape. The installation brings together layered instrumentals, found sound, and Virtual Reality (VR) technology, inviting audiences to enter a rich, multisensorial experience as they speculate on humankind’s enduring fascination with light, movement, and storytelling. MORE INFORMATION |
