Conversations with four lăutari from different backgrounds and generations about the journey of the Romanian-Romani music genre known as "muzica lăutarească".
The story of Polish soul singer Renata Lewandowska, a lost-and-found jewel of the Polish music from the 70s.
From archaic phonos to “Made in Romania“, here's a look on how the term “Balkan” is used in the construction and perception of rock music and manele.
From electronic to free-jazz, ambient psych to Greek and African music, here's what you've missed in the first month of 2021.
Electronic music in Georgia established itself as a lasting cultural phenomenon in the '90s.
We asked some of our contributors, collaborators and friends to help us and share their favourite albums of 2020.
Two of Australia’s best known field recordists, Ros Bandt and Vicki Hallett are sensing this slice of the planet – the Barwon Estuary in Victoria, Australia, a project that interrogates place as an...
Jana Winderen’s sonic artworks are deeply representative of the contemporary moment and her practice focuses on recording and sharing difficult-to-access audio environments.
Building a music collection might have implications for the discovery and conservation of a music heritage.
Tracing the underground and experimental in Ukrainian music.
On the variety of Circassian music, while highlighting some of its outstanding traditional and experimental artists.
From electronic to free-jazz, ambient psych to Greek and African music, here's what you've missed in the first month of 2021.
Here's our selection of 41 albums released in November and December 2020.
Building a music collection might have implications for the discovery and conservation of a music...
I rely on different modal harmonies from Western and Iranian music and embrace a hybrid of...
This is the exact moment to start paying attention.
The story of the Syrian oud musician Mohamad Zatari, who moved to Romania to study music at the Conservatory of Bucharest.
Inherently bond between folklore and DIY-underground, the Irish group Lankum shines a new light on the lost folk of Ireland.
Blixa Bargeld discusses Einstürzende Neubauten's latest album, quarantine concerts, Berlin and Iggy Pop.