Listen to a set by electronic musician Maxx Klaxon performed live at DJ Shakey's Warper Party event at the Clocktower Gallery on Jan. 12, 2012. Born Max Clarke, this musician brought hyperactive 1980s Miami-inspired electro-pop to downtown Manhattan.

A set by Radio Wonderland for the Warper event at the Clocktower on January 12, 2012. Also known as Joshua Fried, this one-man dance party uses random objects and live FM radio to make hyperactive electronic melodies out of commercial noises.

A multimedia dissection of contemporary conceptions of time in the context of music and its relationship to symbology, particularly in the transference from metaphor to kitsch, from the creators of Prince Rama, plus a panel hosted by Jon Kessler.

A set by the electronic musician Banginclude--a devotee and activist in the Controllerism movement of alternative devices for manipulating audio and a DJ Shakey associate--performed live at the Warper Party at the Clocktower event on Jan. 12, 2012.

Guitarist/composer Elliott Sharp in a solo for guitars and electronics at the Clocktower Gallery on Jan. 24, 2012 as part of the Canyon Candy exhibition performance series. Sharp created a new soundtrack for a classic sci-fi flick by Ray Harryhausen.

DJ Shakey organized and then performed as one of 24 artists at the Clocktower Gallery as part of her Warper Party project and multi-media performance event on Jan. 12, 2012. This is her set, featuring her unique audio controllers and fabulous sounds.

Diamond Terrifier (the solo manifestation of saxophonist Sam Hillmer of the band ZS) builds drones into textures and roaring torrents of processed sound and audio artifacts in the echoey tower of our upper gallery on a pretty Decemebr day in 2011

At the Clocktower Gallery on Oct. 13, 2011 the Chicago-based Neon Marshmallow produced a concert of extreme and experimental music featuring C. Spencer Yeh and Zarzutzki, in solo and duo combinations as a celebration of their festival in New York.

Recorded live in the Clocktower in Sept. 2011, the exceptionally skilled guitarist experimented with layers of intricately finger-picked improvisations and textures built through the masterful and precise use of a battery of effects and loop pedals.

Pick up the jack and listen! The rock band and art duo Japanther has installated a 70s style phone booth in the Clocktower that you can come and see and play with. When you listen you hear stories and confessions collected during their residency.

A studio recording by Dan Friel of the Brooklyn-based experimental rock/noise band Parts & Labor, posted in advance of his Sept. 2012 performance at The Clocktower Gallery

Special radio event co-produced with the art and music duo Japanther's concert for peace, love and music on the anniversary of 9/11. Also Sun Color, Puppies, Night Toilet, and Unstoppable Death Machines. Hear new Japanther track here.