Jon Hassell at St John At Hackney Church

Jon Hassell, has been reconciling the disparate, and terraforming culture into new shapes and musics since the early 70s, under the banner of what he coined ‘Fourth World’ music- a blend which is as cerebral as it is corporeal, and extrapolated in vision through the copulation of different technologies. With two of his seminal works brought back to the fore last year- with reissues of his Eno collaboration 'Possible Musics: Vol. 1' and ensemble work 'City Works of Fiction', Jon returns to London to present 'Psychogeography'- the latest incarnation of a work that has it's roots in the 'City' LP and the legendary concerts at the World Trade Centre atrium that followed...

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Jon Hassell, has been reconciling the disparate, and terraforming culture into new shapes and musics since the early 70s, under the banner of what he coined ‘Fourth World’ music- a blend which is as cerebral as it is corporeal, and extrapolated in vision through the copulation of different technologies. With two of his seminal works brought back to the fore last year- with reissues of his Eno collaboration 'Possible Musics: Vol. 1' and ensemble work 'City Works of Fiction', Jon returns to London to present 'Psychogeography'- the latest incarnation of a work that has it's roots in the 'City' LP and the legendary concerts at the World Trade Centre atrium that followed. A rare performance of this piece in the atmospheric confines of St John at Hackney church is the next step in it's legacy.

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