"A Symphony of Noise takes the viewer on a journey with Matthew Herbert, the revolutionary British musician and composer. Into the mind of the artist known for his political pieces, combining music derived from real life sounds with politically sensitive issues. Herbert’s premise is that music has undergone a revolution. Instead of making music with instruments, we can now use anything that makes a sound. The film captures creativity at its core. After watching A Symphony of Noise we will listen to music, but also to the world, in a way we have never done before."

Matthew Herbert's Revolution: A Symphony of Noise is set screen across the UK next month. The documentary film will be part of Doc'n Roll Film Festival with 10 screenings across the UK between Nov 3rd and Nov 11th with a London/UK premiere + Q&A at Barbican Centre on Nov 4th.

The film was produced by Kloos and Co and distributed by Rise and Shine Cinema and has already been shortlisted in two categories for Best Cut and Best Sound Design in the national film award of Germany, Deutscher Filmpreis 2021.

Full dates below:

03.11 - Duke of York's Picturehouse, Brighton
03.11 - Chapeltown Picture House, Manchester
04.11 - Screening + Q&A Barbican Centre, London
04.11 - GFT, Glasgow
05.11 - Broadway Cinema, Nottingham
06.11 - Tyneside Cinema
06.11 - Showroom Cinema, Sheffield
07.11 - Exeter Phoenix, Exeter
08.11 - chapter.art, Cardiff
11.11 - Cameo Cinema, Edinburgh