sound
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The Next Station, A poetic sound map of London Underground
You may already know about this wonderful project called The Next Station, result of a collaboration between Cities and Memory and London Sound Survey. It is defined as “the first ever sound map of the London Underground.”, although it is not merely…
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Listening Across Disciplines
Sound researchers Salomé Voegelin and Anna Barney have been working on an interesting project called Listening Across Disciplines, funded by Arts and Humanities Council in London and created in collaboration with Resonance Radio, CRISAP research groupa and the London College…
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Seismograf Special Issue: Fluid Sounds
Seismograf journal has published a special issue called Fluid Sounds, dedicated to explore sound and also to propose a new format for their platform, “The Audio Paper”, whose purpose “is to extend the written academic text: to present discussions and…
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Nicolas Bernier – frequencies (a / oscillation)
Nicolas Bernier has created a new piece for his frequencies series, dedicated to explore different aspects of vibration into sound and light processes around the electro-mechanical intersection.
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New Books: After Sound, Experimental Music, John Cage’s Aesthetics, Post-Modern Listening
Four new books were recently added to our bookshelf, all released by Bloomsbury Academic and focused on diverse topics around experimental music theories: After Sound: Towards a Critical Music by G Douglas Barrett Bloomsbury | Amazon “After Sound considers contemporary art…
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“Acoustic Infrastructures”, continent. journal special issue on sound
Continent. journal has published an interesting issue on sound called Acoustic Infrastructures, exploring a wide range of perspectives around them, crossing art, ecology, technology, philosophy, among others. The street-level sonic cultures, acoustic ecologies and personal interventions available to us have,…