Music


Greg Godwin (Dsic/Aut) Interview Plus Exclusive Tracks (March 29th, 2009)

Three new tracks plus an interview with Bristol based noise musician Greg Godwin – who, under the guises Dsic and Aut, spits out sublime shards of digital abstraction and waves of analog scuzz.

Posted in: Front Page Stories (not top), Interview, Music

the grain of the auditory field (February 15th, 2009)

Kim Cascone; composer, founder of the .microsound list and an influential voice in modern electronic music discusses ways of hearing and offers new routes away from the stage for contemporary music.

Posted in: Art, Front Page Stories (not top), Music

Sound Art – the Politics of Representation, Truth and Listening. (January 10th, 2009)

In the final installment of our Arts and Politics Issue, James Wyness discusses the political nature of Sound art.

Posted in: Art, Art & Politics Issue, Front Page Stories (not top), Music

Art and Politics Issue Hub (January 1st, 2009)

Welcome to our Art and Politics Issue

Issue Introduction
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The Visions of Vicki Weaver
Steve Ely is a little unusual among contemporary poets for…
Posted in: Art, Art & Politics Issue, Editorial, Film, Interview, Music, Poetry, Writing

Interview with Bronnt Industries Kapital (November 25th, 2008)

Geometer talks to Bronnt Industries Kapital about their new soundtrack for the silent documentary classic Häxan: Witchcraft Through the Ages

Posted in: Film, Front Page Stories (not top), History, Interview, Music

Will Turner Duffin (October 25th, 2008)

Geometer profiles William Turner Duffin; the musician, producer and instrument maker behind avant metal monsters It’s a Lunken, and “baroque pop” chamber group The Irrepressibles. The first in a series of musician and poet profiles.

Posted in: Front Page Stories (not top), Markov Chain, Music

‘Tears in a Monsoon’: Lil Wayne, Girl Talk and the Paradox of Choice (October 22nd, 2008)

Matthew Cole explores the ways in which greater choice, and greater freedom might not actually be the things we need

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