The Page-spotter section of Disquiet.com has been sorted out. It was one of the remaining items to be re-uploaded to the website following Disquiet.com’s backend upgrade this past sumer.
Page-spotter is a bibliography-in-progress on the subject of ambient/electronic music, sound art and related fields. Currently it’s only up to date through 2004 and the earliest entry […]
As the Internet expands, links pages can become less useful, but Disquiet.com nonetheless has long maintained a page of links, titled Elsewhere, related to the subject at hand. I’ve just reworked that page today so that it draws automatically from the links I archive at the highly recommended web service del.icio.us.
The Disquiet.com Elsewhere links are […]
This website was named for The Book of Disquiet (or Livro do Desassossego) by the late Portuguese poet Fernando Pessoa (1888-1935). There’s a somewhat hidden sub-site on Disquiet.com about Pessoa, viewable at disquiet.com/pessoa. It contains three sections: (1) an experiment in using multiple windows to compare 13-plus translations of a single Pessoa poem, “Autopsicografia”; (2) […]
The URL for Disquiet.com’s RSS feed has changed as a result of the upgrade, last week, of the site’s back-end publishing system. The new URL is:
feeds.feedburner.com/Disquiet
PS: If you subscribe via bloglines.com, a service I recommend highly for web-based RSS subscriptions, you needn’t switch from the old Disquiet.com feed URL to the new one. Bloglines provides […]
If this website suddenly looks a little different, here’s why: As of this morning, Disquiet.com has been ported to a new backend publishing system, WordPress (wordpress.org), thanks in no small part to the labor of Nathan Swartz, an independent web developer who makes his home at clicknathan.com. I can’t thank him enough for his effort, […]
A website about quiet music is probably the last place where one might feel the need to explain the virtues of silence. However, two months have passed since I posted at Disquiet.com, and it’s time for a little explanation. I’m excited to report that in a few weeks, tops, Disquiet will be fully ported over […]
Email sent to this website between 11pm Pacific Time today and Saturday, March 31, may be iffy. I’m in the process of changing email service providers. Apologies for any inconvenience.
The email newsletter for Disquiet.com is back up and running, after a two-plus-year lull. For instructions on how to subscribe, visit the URL:
disquiet.com/subscribe.htm
If you were already a subscriber, you should by now have received an email notifying you that the newsletter has been revived. If you’ve tried to subscribe since March 2004 or then-abouts, you […]
I’m taking the next week off for a little vacation. There’s one thing I might upload at some point, but otherwise the site will be silent until July 9 or 10.
After tomorrow’s Downstream entry and potentially a post or two this weekend, Disquiet.com will take a little holiday break until the first week of January (2006, by the way, marks this website’s 10th anniversary).