Disparition at HM157 Community Benefit in Lincoln Heights

HM157 (the Horace P. Dibble House) has long stood as an essential pillar for Los Angeles’s independent arts and grassroots mutual aid networks. On Friday, September 4, 2026, the historic rooms and open-air courtyard of HM157 in Lincoln Heights hosted an evening of music, art, and community solidarity. The showcase served a dual purpose: raising critical funds to help sustain HM157 as a living historic monument and creative sanctuary, while gathering support and donations for a local homeless food drive. Alongside Richard E and Disparition, the evening’s bill featured sets by Boustrophedon and Tinglez.

Thanks to Angeline Phipps, Reid Maxwell, and Richard E for the invitation to perform!

Watch the Live Performance

The Disparition performance brought together layered synthesis, rhythmic momentum, and deep atmospheric textures—blending Nord key textures, treated acoustic instrumentation, and hypnotic low-end weight with the ambient warmth of the historic venue. A recording of the Disparition set is now available to watch.