▶ rocks in the sky ▶ fascinating project, extracting perspective from photos, and layering elements into new architectural compositions ▶ Experiments in sound and perception. An interview with Aernoudt Jacobs new GRM Tools! Lissajous available here…
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▶ The Man Who Broke the Music Business aka the dawn of online piracy ▶ a few people commented about how my slowed down kiwi recordings sounded like dinosaurs, have a read HERE about the source sounds Gary Rydstrom…
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▶ wow, amazing collection of insect sounds here ▶ Experimental Practices and Subversion in Sound via Monoskop via Canadian Electroacoustic Community ▶ love this porcelain boombox by Katharine Morling ▶ damn those “amateur” composers! ▶ ‘instagram…
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▶ how brilliant is this: GCans, the massive underground flood control system near Tokyo that I visited back in 2012 can now be experienced via Google StreetView – check it out here ▶ cliche 101 ▶…
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by Elias Crespin Plexiglas, nylon, motors, computer, electronic interface On view at ‘Cinétique numérique aujourd’hui’, Galerie Denise René, Paris > starting from 28/05 ▶ interesting new book soon to be released, Sound Art: Sound as a Medium of Art…
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▶ listen to the ghostly voices from Thomas Edison’s Dolls (thanks Anthony) HYPERJUMP from TUNDRA on Vimeo. “Hyperjump” Kinetic light sculpture by Tundra collective. First Cadets Corps, St.Petersburg, Russia Sound: D-Pulse ▶ a documentary about Foley…
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▶ wahoo – a new donationware dub delay by Boscomap! ▶ Are you looking for quiet in the West of the USA? (thanks James, I concurr – wouldn’t it be great if such a map was available for everywhere!)…
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▶ Acid in your browser (works best in Chrome) ▶ new version of essential plug LowEnder released ▶ the best war sounds EVER! ▶ an incredible archive of Alan Lomax recordings ▶ yeech……
