https://organthing.com/2026/10/23/organ-five-music-things-us-german-noise-rock-band-smile-party-dozen-at-red-rocks-the-pop-art-of-trentemoller-more-graceful-splat-from-deep-purple-mr-phylzz-demonpussy-peter-hammill-a/THE ORGANen2026-10-23T13:50:21+00:00ORGAN: Five Music Things – US-German noise-rock band Smile, Party Dozen at Red Rocks, the pop art of Trentemøller, more graceful splat from Deep Purple, Mr. Phylzz, Demonpussy, Peter Hammill and yes, that’s more than five…ORGAN, POP ART, PETER HAMMILL, DEEP PURPLE, Smile, Five music things, MUSIC, Rock, NEW MUSIC, Party Dozen, reviews, review, writing, us-german-noise-rock, red-rocks, trentemoller, mr-phylzz, demonpussyhttps://organthing.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/smile_pink_2026.jpg?w=150https://organthing.com/2026/10/23/organ-five-recommended-london-art-things-collateral-drawing-at-apt-gallery-open-studios-at-deborah-house-martello-and-bridget-riley-studios-how-to-be-in-the-future-at-chisenhale-studios/THE ORGANen2026-10-23T00:04:22+00:00ORGAN: Five Recommended London Art Things – Collateral Drawing at APT Gallery, Open Studios at Deborah House, Martello and Bridget Riley Studios, How to be in the Future at Chisenhale Studios, Caroline Yates and Arthur Neal at 155A Gallery, Open Return at Terrace Gallery and advance warning of Caitlin Flood-Molyneux at Pure Evil Gallery…ORGAN, ART, exhibition, painting, PURE EVIL GALLERY, Open Studios, Chisenhale Studios, London art scene, artist, CAITLIN FLOOD-MOLYNEUX, apt gALLERY, Terrace Gallery, travel, Five Recommended London Art Things, collateral-drawing, deborah-house, martello, bridget-riley-studios, how-to-be-in-the-future, caroline-yates, arthur-neal, 155a-gallery, open-returnhttps://organthing.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/collateral_drawing-_apt_gallery.jpg?w=150https://organthing.com/2026/10/22/organ-thing-gyrofields-sharp-edged-crisp-set-of-electronic-decisions-those-irregular-meters-and-as-importantly-the-emotion-of-it-all-an-album-that-feels-just-right-today/THE ORGANen2026-10-22T12:17:24+00:00ORGAN THING: Gyrofield’s sharp edged crisp set of electronic decisions those irregular meters and as importantly, the emotion of it all. An album that feels just right today…electronic music, Organ Thing, Progressive Rock, MUSIC, NEW MUSIC, reviews, review, interviews, gyrofield, irregular-meters, kiana-lihttps://organthing.com/wp-content/uploads/2026/10/gyrofield_2026.jpg?w=113