reportage06.01.2025
En moderne festival med en hukommelse
På Warszawa Efterår er de ikke kun optaget af lyde. Den polske festival prøver at påvirke virkeligheden med nye navne og ideer.
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essay29.12.2024
2024: Kaos i ørerne
Kaotiske tider kalder på kaotisk musik. Men også blød techno, fløjtespillere og yogabolde. Jennifer Gersten og Andreo Michaelo Mielczarek samler op på det musikalske år i en samtale mellem New York og Aarhus. -
kritik12.12.2024
Denne unge danske festival tjekker, hvor langt vi kan gå med musikken
MINU Festival arbejder med en helt anden form for risikovillig vækstkapital – det føles både friskt og som en nødvendig samtale, man gerne vil tage del i. Måske er der alligevel håb for menneskeheden? -
essay24.11.2024
Gender, Canon, and Eastern European Women Pioneers of 20th-century Electronic Music
Feminist readings of 20th-century electronic music history cannot avoid questioning the notion of canon and canon-oriented historiographical practices. Shedding light on women composers from non-Western contexts can further come in handy in searching for ways to engage with the history of gender in music beyond mainstreaming and the rhetoric of exceptionalism.
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reportage15.11.2024
»I mange år har jeg tænkt over, hvad det nordiske egentlig er«
Var det bare for sjov, at verdens ældste festival for nordisk samtidsmusik rejste til Skotland? Nej, det var en hel dannelsesrejse. -
PEER audio paper09.11.2024
When generic sounds become data
A questioning of the very idea of ‘generic sound’ in the face of the ever growing datafication of the mundane. -
PEER audio paper09.11.2024
Locked grooves
Informed by DJ practice and practice-led research, this audio paper shares historical examples of locked grooves alongside loop-based compositions and a new installation work.
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PEER audio paper09.11.2024
A city we can get up and go to work in
This audio paper is a provocation in response to the political provocation of generic aural gentrification. -
PEER audio paper09.11.2024
Azan, a call to prayer
This audio paper investigates the private and public ways in which we encounter or engage with sounds, questioning the particularity of sound events as they enter our acoustic boundaries. -
PEER audio paper09.11.2024
Resonant gender performativity
An audio paper on the historical scold’s bridle: a Late Middle Ages' torture instrument used by European men to silence European women and enslaved Africans.