Experimental artists communicate ideas that the languages of popular music are unable to express.
These artists move beyond rock, jazz, electronic music, and other established idioms, sometimes blurring the lines between genres, sometimes creating sounds that fall outside known boundaries. Whether it's a harsh barrage of noise, a gentle wash of guitar, or a complex field recording, experimental music entices the listener to reevaluate preconceived notions. So take a chance and listen. You won't even have to put on a lab coat. Harvey Milk explores the entire spectrum of sounds that connote anger and pain, ranging from crushing, powerful brutality, to vulnerable, just audible introspection, all at incredibly slow tempos.