This may be a weak one! I respond to poetry on page or in live performance, not mediated, decontextualised and miniaturised. The list follows site name order — except that sites named solely with the poet's name are listed under surname not first name. There may be some overlap with listings of blogs etc.
As with all the material on this site, please contact me at peter@greatworks.org.uk for any suggestions for additions, or to correct any errors. And please note that as on all these lists, a date in italics indicates the last date of fresh material being uploaded to any site; but nonetheless even if it's not live any more, there's interest there. ℵ is used to indicate an addition (or major alteration) to the listing. Most recent revision June 13, 2019
The source for British innovative poetry — a vast compendium of British innovative poets reading, now being updated, run by Andrea Brady at Queen Mary University of London
podcasts of all sorts by or recorded by Dylan Harris
narrative, visual, and sound work by Khaled Hakim
Poetry and Flash Fiction: podcasts Sep 2012
"Experimental. Producer. Taiko-acid. Drum-Voice. Multi-instrument. Text-sound-poet." is Simon Pomery on SoundCloud & even Facebook
tracks from his Paradigm 3 albums; material also on AppleMusic
67 talks, interviews and readings collected by Clive Bush, academic and co-founder of the great SubVoicive reading series in London, between late 70s and early 00s, and hosted by his former employer, the University of Warwick — which also hosst the related Writers at Warwick archive (URL on Clive Bush Etc Collection page inaccurate), which includes some interesting pieces (readings, talks, interviews, including much Lee Harwood and an Allen Fisher reading.
"Listen Here!" "this rich online resource includes Carcanet podcasts, recordings of poems and interviews"
"A Journal of Fast Poetry" — its vimeo uploads: strong on Beynon/Jeschke
"Makes poems, performances, objects, books, videos and things-in-between" on Vimeo, and on SoundCloud as jecole
many uploads of her performances/creations or from events she has curated
broadcasting from Deptford, London, by Ed Luker with poetry and music on SoundCloud (also as Rivet Radio)
May, 2016 "contemporary poets reading poetry that has influenced their own work." An SJ Fowler site, and a pity it hasn't been continued: the insights that could come from a not-the-poet reader could benefit both poet and audience
Lawrence Russell's site has all sorts of multimedia interesting weird shit
has a number of lectures & readings relating to current English & American poetry
is his (with others) SoundCloud presence
"a small press and forum for collaborative projects between women of all ages. It was set up by the writers Alice Maddicott (UK) and Ana Seferovic (Serbia) who felt there was a gap for a publisher focusing on the sort of books they love to read and create — work that blurs the lines between poetry, prose and visual art; work that seeks to be constantly evolving and to put collaboration at its core. It is also a digital archive for their more experimental and site-specific projects."
"Double Change was founded in 2000 in order to juxtapose, unite and reunite the poetries of France and the United States in a new bi-national, multi-faceted forum." Including material by/on many English poets; editors: Omar Berrada, Vincent Broqua, Claire Guillot, Abigail Lang, Jean-Jacques Poucel, Sarah Riggs
an experimental literature and new media project, exploring contemporary approaches to sound, voice, technology and writing, brought to you by Mercy and Penned in the Margins.
Redell Olsen March 2014
SJ Fowler's YouTube channel has masses of films of readings etc, including our man, or shot by our man, at his many enterprises
her YouTube channel
Canterbury performance series on SoundCloud, with poetry, music & all between — Sam Bailey responsible
Chilean experimental poet who was a Writers Forum member at the beginning of the last decade, and founded Foro de Escritores in Santiago, his website hosts his visual poetry, and his SoundCloud site martin.gubbins his sound poetry + the Basement Readings album, with work from Lawrence Upton, Chris Paul, Sean Bonney, Mike Weller, Martín Gubbins, Jeff Hilson, Adrian Clarke, John Muckle, Aodhán McCardle, Luna Montenegro & Mark Jackson—mjb from 2003
on Mixcloud
his channel on Vimeo for his poetry films
masses of Videos on James Davies' publishing site
"poetry & criticism": fullish set of links to his audiovisual material
Large anti-choir formed by Martin Archer in Sheffield, on BBC Music, while also homepage (with A/V material) on Discus Music
"I am a Ugandan poet, composer & multi-instrumentalist currently trying to finish a law PhD at QMUL." This supremely talented poet and musician on many social media — : "Petero Kalulé @nkoyenkoyenkoye @QMSchoolofLaw polytropos / "cute but not cute"/ playful / ghost" + SoundCloud + bandcamp + Spotify
Resonance FM broadcasts sharing the discussions from these events arranged by Anna Barney and Salomé Voegelin
David Turner's impressive range of poets reading and talking etc in large chunks
on SoundCloud: another major SJ Fowler site, linked with his series of interviews for 3:AM Magazine, with many recordings
June 2010 The Miami University Archive of Writing in Performance — nothing recent, but all gold!
ecopoet, socially engaged artist & outdoor educator, with some excellent poetry films
This excellent poet's Vimeo channel
large number of video & audio recordings 2006-2011, plus also large Vimeo site of (probably) all its performances
Colin Still's video production company has made a number of excellent films on (mainly) American poets (and some quirky little ones on mainly non-innovative British poets)
on PennSound
Poetry reading series in Manchester, UK's Vimeo site: huge!
Clive Graham's aural world ranges through sound art, improvised music & sound poetry. Snippets available on his website, plus much else.
at University of California San Diego Library Digital Collections covers the entire avant-garde New York poetry scene between 1960 and 1971 — can you miss it?
center for programs in contemporary writing at the University of Pennsylvania: Caroline Bergvall, Sean Bonney, Basil Bunting, Miles Champion, cris cheek, Bob Cobbing, Martin Corless-Smith, Bill Griffiths, Lee Harwood, Michael Haslam, Anselm Hollo, Peter Jaeger, Pierre Joris, Tom Leonard, Tony Lopez, Mina Loy (interview), High MacDiarmid, Peter Middleton, Drew Milne, Eric Mottram, Redel Olsen, Maggie O'Sullivan, Simon Pettet, Tom Raworth, Stephen Rodefer, Nathaniel Tarn, Fiona Templeton, Scott Thurston, Charles Tomlinson, John Wilkinson + all the American avant-gardists since 1950 you can eat (or bear to listen to): Al Filreis is the man! Site also in fact subsumes Electronic Poetry Center (EPC), UbuWeb and Jacket2.
Welcome to the only official site for People Like Us and Vicki Bennett, "an influential and pioneering figure in the still growing area of sampling, appropriation and cutting up of found footage and archives". Also her Vimeo site Vicki WFMU
out of University of Plymouth’s English and Creative Writing, founding editor Anthony Caleshu, has some interviews etc with authors available on the site
"Sounds about Sound: a podcast on the sonic arts and humanities", hosted in USA by "poet + media artist cris cheek and sound + media scholar Mack Hagood"
"Listen to the world's great poets" Unfortunately this site gives me Hugo Williams looking at me as I write this. Founded by Richard Carrington and Andrew Motion, editors are Emily Berry, Sam Buchan-Watts, Patrick Davidson Roberts, Oli Hazzard, Stephen Pickles, Sam Riviere, Preti Taneja, George Ttoouli, Ben Wilkinson & John Tolputt
"a north west radical poetry festival" (November 2018) recordings, which are hosted by Generic Greeting, and well worth listening to.
"synthetic, synthesising, various, many, folding . . ." organised by Robert Hampson, Kristen Kreider, Will Montgomery & Redell Olsen, with Prudence Chamberlain and Jennie Cole, this was a series of events foregrounding cross-genre writing, which includes poetry readings, performances, film screenings and installations. Its website has a host of video, audio & information thereon October 2015
reading on YouTube
text-sound maker — many uploads of performances etc
complex but emotionally searching art-oriented projects, including Gone Clear, "a discussion podcast hosted by me and my cousin Gloria Dawson. The shows often revolve around art, politics and slippages between the personal and the political." And poetry
her YouTube channel
Poems, texts and recordings by James Wilkes — and what an exemplary performer!
alternative radio, open to sound art, and poetry, all sorts of things
information-loaded personal site of one of the owners of Corbel Stone Press and leading poet/artist/musician of the landscape
many performances uploaded
Edward Shipsey's SoundCloud contains various avatars of "First Page From PUSH, Novel By Paul Ingram, The Musical"
huge Canadian archive of audio recordings
"Poets Audio/Visual Archive": very multilingual anthology streamed using Flash, including Ana Seferović, Nick Potamitis, Rufo Quintavalle, Alice Maddicott, Simon Mundy and Kai Fierle-Hedrick, supported by the European Cultural Foundation, but liable to be interrogated by your computer network over its safety
"a Non-Profit Online-Archive & Information-Database for Audio-Tape-Culture (Cassettes/Tapes/Reels) and 20th Century Art- & Music-related Small-Press Publications / Magazine-Culture. This Archive-Database focuses on the following styles/genres. — Mid 70's to late 90's Industrial / Experimental / Free Improvisation / Post-Punk / New Wave, Minimal / Synth /Ambient and further musical directions of the DIY-Cassette-Culture. — early 50's to late 90's Sound Art / Sound Poetry / Text-Sound-Compositions / Poesie Sonore / Verbosonics / Lingual Music / Music Concrete / Audio Art plus related printed Mail-Art / Concrete Poetry / Visual Poetry / Lettrisme / Fluxus" Register for free to enjoy all this!
"an independent, international literary magazine": their festival webpage hosts lots of videos of talks and readings
"A Brazilian poet living in London with a medical background" on Vimeo
on Vimeo
"operates at the nexus of mind, language and technology. It was founded by Nathan Jones and Sam Skinner in 2012 as an itinerant publisher, arts and curatorial platform."
"All avant-garde. All the time." is huge & ever-growing
"one of the finest of the younger generation of composers working today" (The Guardian) has set to music texts by Simon Howard, Steven J Fowler, Sean Bonney, Boris Vian & Sarah Kane translated by Durs Grünbein
"An original spoken-word performance" by Lydia Towsey
masses of stuff from "a project exploring song in poetry, text, music & sound, through collaboration between poets, composers and singers", I believe from Contemporary Poetics Research Centre Birkbeck 2013
on SoundCloud, and also ora: "voyages into listening and writing by Daniela Cascella and Salomé Voegelin"
Randolph Healy's publishing site contains a range of audiovisual material also November, 2014
has a fair number of recordings (though none recent)
entire 2015 collection, Bitter Green, read