geology

  • Geosonics

    Geosonics

    Bloomsbury has released Geosonics: Listening Through Earth’s Soundscapes by Joshua Dittrich. How do we listen to the earth? That is the central question posed in Geosonics: Listening Through Earth’s Soundscapes. Working across sound studies, media theory, and environmental media studies,…

  • Sonic Acts – The Geological Imagination, Video Documentation with Talks, Performances, More

    Sonic Acts – The Geological Imagination, Video Documentation with Talks, Performances, More

    Sonic Acts Festival has been uploading some new videos to their YoutTube channel featuring amazing content from their edition on Geological Imagination, including talks, performances, interviews, etc. They are not all of them precisely focused on sound directly but on a…

  • Sonic Acts Festival 2015 – The Geologic Imagination

    26 February –1 March 2015, Amsterdam Sonic Acts announces the first names for the 2015 edition: philosopher Graham Harman, theorists Benjamin Bratton and Timothy Morton, architect and researcher Liam Young, weird fiction writer Jeff Vandermeer and research journalist Alan Weisman,…

  • Reflections on Process in Sound, Issue #3

    Reflections on Process in Sound, Issue #3

    Reflections on Process in Sound is a free online journal by Iris Garrelfs. It focuses on sound related activities but also branches out into adjacent territories with the aim to provide a forum where artists can engage in discussions about…

  • Soundings from Antarctica

    Soundings from Antarctica

    Fantastic broadcast from BBC Radio 4, featuring Chris Watson’s recordings in Antarctica. What strikes most people when they first arrive in Antarctica is the quiet . “It’s so quiet; its the only place in the world that you can actually…