Swiss Experimental

Swiss experimental music is an avant-garde genre that pushes the boundaries of traditional music through innovative sound exploration and unconventional compositional techniques. It's an eclectic sound laboratory where artists like Francisco Meirino and Günter Müller manipulate electronic and acoustic sources to create auditory experiences that often feel as much installations as they do concerts. From the textural drone works of Louis Jucker to the sonic alchemy of Aïsha Devi, the genre merges noise, ambient, and field recordings, daring to challenge and deconstruct listeners' perceptions of music. Christian Marclay's turntablism and Norbert Möslang's cracked everyday-electronics showcase the genre's diversity, reflecting a commitment to sonic experimentation that is quintessentially Swiss—precise, innovative, and artistically free.

Latest Follows

Wind Dynamic Organ, Deviations

Taylor Deupree•

Zimoun

Ep - 6 Tracks - Released December 5, 2025