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Kaleidoscope was set up to make sporadic events and release new music, small print editions and video. The inaugral events at London's Whitechapel Art Gallery in 2006 could be looked at as something of a mission statement - providing an alternative forum for the presentation and reception of interesting and singular work across music, sound art, video and installation. With the current focus set on the publishing side of things, in the coming months, Kaleidoscope will follow up the well-received patten album 'There were Horizons' with CD albums from Nina Canell & Robin Watkins as 'Champagne Diamond/The Brilliant Light', Jocelyn Noir's 'ALAK' (previously 'Alas, alak, Alaska!'), and an EP by 'Heather Society'. The first Kaleidoscope compilation entitled '14 Ways to push air' will also be released this year.