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THIS WEEK IN SOUND: Musical trainspotting + screaming gamecontrollers (May 20); modern works for organ (March 14) ▰ BLOGGING: resources, advice ▰ FRAME BY FRAME: comics at disquiet.com/fxf ▰ KEY TAGS: #field-recording #classical #junto ▰ ELSEWHERE: Mastodon, Instagram, etc. ▰ F.A.Q.: site history, music submission guidelines

This Week in Sound: 3D Crimes + Posthuman Postrock

+ caption studies + !@#$ patents + Google metronome + iPad conducting + seismic listening

April 6, 2016November 10, 2019 / By Marc Weidenbaum
Department: field notes / Tags: captions, classical, field-recording, gadget, software, this week in sound

Remixing the Chamber Ambient Music of Christina Vantzou

Steve Hauschildt reworks "Stereoscope"

March 7, 2016 / By Marc Weidenbaum
Department: downstream / Tags: classical, recommended stream, remix

The One-Key Piano

And how Google Android explains itself in music

February 29, 2016 / By Marc Weidenbaum
Department: downstream / Tags: classical, free download

Disquiet Junto Project 0214: Microtonal Errata

The Assignment: Bring to the fore the distinction between two specific microtones.

February 4, 2016February 5, 2016 / By Marc Weidenbaum
Department: downstream / Tags: classical, free download, junto

La Voix Humaine

Cocteau, Poulenc, Duval, and technological art of the telephone

February 3, 2016 / By Marc Weidenbaum
Department: field notes / Tags: classical, sound-art, voice

“Moths Drink the Tears of Sleeping Birds”

A string quartet by Anna Höstman

February 1, 2016February 1, 2016 / By Marc Weidenbaum
Department: downstream / Tags: classical, recommended stream

This Week in Sound: Microtonal Errata + Party Lines

+ applbums + old music

January 30, 2016 / By Marc Weidenbaum
Department: field notes / Tags: android, classical, ios, ipad, ipod, this week in sound

Satie, This Time with Feeling

And at a slower pace – thanks to Hey Exit

January 25, 2016 / By Marc Weidenbaum
Department: downstream / Tags: classical, recommended stream

How Erik Satie Foresaw Brendan Landis’ Excavation of His “Gymnopedie No. 1”

And how Sean Dack intervened in between, back in 2011

January 18, 2016January 18, 2016 / By Marc Weidenbaum
Department: downstream / Tags: classical, copyleft, recommended stream, video

Every* Recording of Erik Satie’s “Gymnopedie 1” Played at the Same Time

A sound experiment in opulent minimalism by Brendan Landis

January 15, 2016August 12, 2019 / By Marc Weidenbaum
Department: downstream / Tags: classical, recommended stream

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