Listening Evenings
One whole album, start to finish

ANDETAG Listening Evenings are ten Friday evenings this autumn, when one album is played in full inside the installation in central Stockholm, through four wall-mounted hi-fi loudspeakers from dotAudio. 20 places each evening.

The audience listens together, surrounded by the work's slow light and a shared breath. Each album is chosen for its ability to hold presence, depth, and one continuous journey.

This is not a concert, and not a light show driven by music. It is a meeting between an existing artwork, an album, and an audience listening together.

Wide view of the main room at ANDETAG, visitors resting before a wall of breathing light art.

The ten albums this autumn

  1. Pink Floyd The Dark Side of the Moon 43 min Closed : Pink Floyd, The Dark Side of the Moon
  2. Nils Frahm All Melody 74 min Closed : Nils Frahm, All Melody
  3. Björk Vespertine 56 min Closed : Björk, Vespertine
  4. BT This Binary Universe 74 min Closed : BT, This Binary Universe
  5. Radiohead In Rainbows 43 min Closed : Radiohead, In Rainbows
  6. Mike Oldfield Tubular Bells 49 min Book : Mike Oldfield, Tubular Bells
  7. Henryk Górecki Symphony No. 3 “Symphony of Sorrowful Songs” 53 min Book : Henryk Górecki, Symphony No. 3 “Symphony of Sorrowful Songs”
  8. Jon Hopkins Music for Psychedelic Therapy 60 min Book : Jon Hopkins, Music for Psychedelic Therapy
  9. Sigur Rós ( ) 72 min Book : Sigur Rós, ( )
  10. Howard Blake The Snowman 26 min Book : Howard Blake, The Snowman

On the evenings whose album runs shorter than 60 minutes, ANDETAG’s own music carries on afterwards for anyone who would like to stay a little longer.

How an evening unfolds

The exhibition is open beforehand, and we encourage you to come early. Move through the room at your own pace first, and let the evening begin there.

How you listen is up to you: seated or lying down. There are cushions, blankets and a soft mat. The light keeps its own rhythm, just as it does on an ordinary visit.

When the last track fades, the room stays quiet for a while before the evening ends.

Curious about the sound in the room the rest of the time? Read about the music at ANDETAG, or about what kind of experience ANDETAG is.

Visitors resting on pillows beneath floating, luminous textile sculptures.

The sound: dotAudio Walle

The sound comes from four dotAudio Walle, developed and tested in Norrtälje by a small team whose background runs from speaker cabinets to years of live sound engineering. A full-range, two-way system engineered to deliver exceptional sound in an ultra-slim profile: an 8 inch woofer and crisp highs from a panel 9.5 cm thick in Baltic birch plywood, reaching from 29 Hz up to 20 kHz.

That slimness lets the panel choose its role. It can blend into the wall until it is barely noticed, or be brought forward as part of the furnishing, rather like a picture someone chose to hang.

Four panels, hidden among the works. No loudspeaker in sight, none making itself heard. Just the record.

Dark, matte dotAudio speaker panel among luminous textile sculptures in violet and pink light.

Practical information

  • Ten Fridays, 9 October to 11 December, at 20:00.
  • 20 places each evening.
  • Doors open 15 to 30 minutes before. No late admission once the album has started.
  • One album per evening, played in full. The evening lasts as long as the record.
  • Cushions, blankets and a soft mat are provided.
  • Price: Regular ticket 240 SEK, Student/senior 200 SEK, Youth (8–17 years) 125 SEK. The same prices as an ordinary visit.
  • Location: ANDETAG, Kungsgatan 39, Hötorget metro station, Stockholm.
  • Please note: the sound of the breath from the installation stays present at low volume in the background. We think it enhances the experience.

Would you rather see the exhibition without a listening evening? Book a regular ticket and move through the room at your own pace.