Tagged with Sound

In this interview with Elena Glasberg, I discusses my new multimedia performance work Terra Nova: Sinfonia Antarctica, open-source media, music history, new relativism, the need for more paradox, and the sound of no government. (more)

An interview with experimental hardcore band An Albatross about channeling the energy of chaos for live shows, their new collaborative album, and the psychedelic power of music. (more)

Harlan Emil Gruber's sculptures at Burning Man have been an underground favorite over the last few years. Combining sound installation with geometric form, they have offered a beautifully multidimensional experience to visitors who often spend hours lounging on the sculpture's platform, bathing in the aural frequencies. (more)

Since ancient times, people have believed that music holds the power of transformation, and that new forms of music tell us about changes in society to come. (more)

The Tree Listening Installation lets people hear water being pulled up from the roots to the leaves of any tree. (more)

In the mind, sound is not so neatly sectioned off from space, touch, words, or image. One bleeds into the next, slipping and sliding in a spiral of associations. Digital media has already begun to reflect qualities of consciousness that had been beyond the means of artists to capture. In coming years, this will only accelerate. (more)

Experimental multimedia artists Duncan Laurie and Gordon Salisbury explore the nexus of conciousness and matter.

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I get asked what I think about sampling a lot. Think of this essay as a soundbite for the sonically perplexed. (more)

2008's Global Sound Conference in L.A. will explore how we can utilize the power of sound as a positive agent for good. (more)

A blind geophysicist reveals the history of Earth's magnetic field reversals through a curious sound interpretation.

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Saul Williams teams up with Trent Reznor for the release of The Inevitable Rise and Liberation of Niggy Tardust. (more)