Ukranian composer & pianist delivering a stunning performance in the grandiose setting of St John's church.

Oud player / vocalist Kamilya Jubran and bassist Sarah Murcia's collaborative performance from our latest St John's Session..

Sit back and let James' acoustic workouts guide you..

Cue yourself up for a guaranteed mind-blowing, courtesy of Will Guthrie's insane drumming and Oren Ambarchi's guitar / electronics experimentation..

Arnold's stunning performance began with a minimal but intensely engaging double bass composition, and was followed up with an sonically incredible piece constructed out of field recordings of MRI machines.

Incredible sonic textures, woven expertly by Philip here. Largely by utlising the run-outs of dusty records. Spend the next 45 either fascinating over how he makes the sounds so compelling, or simply enjoy them..

LA-based experimental artist Julia Holter is much-acclaimed for the ambitious scope of her live performances. In the exalted chamber of St. John's in Hackney, we soon found out why.

For forty minutes, London-based electronic experimentalist Karen Gwyer colonised St. John's with a torrent of beautiful, beautiful noise.

In forty-five majestic minutes, Ocitrop delivered a fresh incarnation of contemporary ambient music to St. John's Church in Hackney. And together with live interpretative dance, too.

The mysterious patten turned St John's church into a mesmerising A/V show...

Austrian experimental guitar maverick Christian Fennesz treated us to a sonic exploration live from St. John Sessions.

Ambient heavyweights Sakamoto & Deupree deliver a painstakingly beautiful sixty minutes to St. John's, Hackney.

Roly Porter builds a soaring universe of sound inside St. John's in Hackney.

Over the past couple of years, Boiler Room has been pushing ever further into that anything-but-grey area between classical, jazz, ambient and even less defined areas of experimental music.

Ryuichi Sakamoto and Taylor Deupree’s live set for Boiler Room and St John’s Sessions early last year was one of the most important broadcasts in our existence so far. It proved beyond doubt to us and to our audience that BR could present the most delicate, experimental and even demanding music just as easily and convincingly as we could capture a party set from a well-known DJ.