The long read, interviews and stories that we focus on.
A discussion on culture, care, and the algorithm, with Ulrik Schmidt and Holger Schulze, co-organizers of the Ambient Music Conference.
Sounds of desire are not merely cultural artifacts, but potent neurobiological stimuli interacting with profound predictive and affective systems.
An exploration into how the adhān (Islamic calls to prayer) operates as a political sound object, emphasizing sound production, spatial dissemination, and socio-political control.
Established in 1976 and lasting until 1989, this festival appeared in the immediate aftermath of the Romanian communist regime’s inclusion of nationalistic elements into its official socialist ideology.
This essay examines the idea of the collective and collaboration in relation to, and in resistance against, fascism and populism.
A concise exploration of sound as weapon and instrument of control, coercion, and myth-making, from Jericho to Gaza, Beirut and Belgrade.