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Apocalypse chic: Autechre, Last Days and Southbank’s Xenakis day reviewed

It’s insane that we hide Xenakis’s works in study days. They should air on prime-time, usher in the New Year

Agathe Rousselle as Blake in the new doomer opera Last Days at the Linbury Theatre. Image: © Camilla Greenwell
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  • Autechre

    Barbican Hall

  • Last Days

    Linbury Theatre

  • Xenakis: Architect of Sound

    Queen Elizabeth Hall

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