The Shootist
Justin Bennett The acoustic urban reality of an urban space is not an exclusive personal playlist to shuffle. In Shotgun Architecture the work of Justin Bennett combines the qualities of sound, video...
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The sound of the other Nick Cave If from the headlines on the cover of this magazine you are expecting to see the musings of a moustached Australian singer, then a man dancing in suits of twigs might...
View ArticleThe Double with Harry
Harry Pearce: What gets me going The ‘nonsense that makes sense’ fills the gaze of Pentagram partner Harry Pearce. Known for his visual puns and riddles, Pearce’s clients range from Saks Fifth Avenue...
View ArticleViva Vuvuzuela
Blow your horn Since the football World Cup introduced the vuvuzela to the rest of the world, this 50cm has been tagged the scourge that drives even the most committed terrace-goer crazy with its...
View ArticleA business lesson by Frank Zappa
“The single most important development in modern music is making a business out of it…you have reached a point where you can’t just sit down and write because you know how to write and you love to...
View ArticleStill Smiling: Blixa Bargeld & Teho Teardo touring
Einstürzende Neubauten might be kind of on temporary holidays, Blixa Bargeld is busy as ever. Tonight he presents the result of his unique symbiotic collaboration with Italian composer Teho Teardo,...
View ArticleRorschach Audio – Art & Illusion for Sound
What are the connections between Leonardo da Vinci and Dick Whittington, between the BBC Monitoring Service and punk band The Clash, between wartime military intelligence work, visual arts theory,...
View ArticleLight Rocks
Moritz Waldemeyer is an alchemist, bringing the wizardry of cutting-edge technology to the interfaces of design, fashion and music. Creating embedded technology for Hussein Chalayan’s...
View Article★ DAVID BOWIE
It’s a sad day today, as the thin white duke will not return…David Bowie, the fiercely forward-looking musician and songwriter, died on Sunday. DAMN° 54 is about to be launched, with a reference to...
View ArticleTunefully Yours
Swedish musician Martin Molin has hand-built an ingenious music box, the Wintergatan Marble Machine, which uses 2000 marbles to play its drum, bass, vibraphone, and other instruments. From a design...
View ArticleEnergy Flash: the Rave Movement
Rave culture from the 1980s and 1990s was Europe’s last big youth movement. During this period of radical social and political change, rave, in its various guises, migrated around the continent from...
View ArticleBjörk opens virtual reality performance series with Stratasys 3D printed mask
Stratasys Ltd., the 3D printing and additive manufacturing solutions company, today unveiled a 3D printed mask in collaboration with designer Neri Oxman and members of her team at The Mediated Matter...
View ArticleDancing Pavilion
One of the main characteristics of Guto Requena’s designs is that they show emotion. As weird as it may sound, all of the projects conceived by the Brazilian designer and his studio are thought to...
View ArticleSounding off in Copenhagen
Themed Sound & Vision, Copenhagen Art Week is this year dedicated to artists reinterpreting the use of sound in contemporary artistic expression. Multimedia and performance artist Nástio Mosquito...
View ArticleThe Shootist
Justin Bennett The acoustic urban reality of an urban space is not an exclusive personal playlist to shuffle. In Shotgun Architecture the work of Justin Bennett combines the qualities of sound, video...
View ArticleShake that Thing
The sound of the other Nick Cave If from the headlines on the cover of this magazine you are expecting to see the musings of a moustached Australian singer, then a man dancing in suits of twigs might...
View ArticleThe Double with Harry
Harry Pearce: What gets me going The ‘nonsense that makes sense’ fills the gaze of Pentagram partner Harry Pearce. Known for his visual puns and riddles, Pearce’s clients range from Saks Fifth Avenue...
View ArticleViva Vuvuzuela
Blow your horn Since the football World Cup introduced the vuvuzela to the rest of the world, this 50cm has been tagged the scourge that drives even the most committed terrace-goer crazy with its...
View ArticleA business lesson by Frank Zappa
“The single most important development in modern music is making a business out of it…you have reached a point where you can’t just sit down and write because you know how to write and you love to...
View ArticleStill Smiling: Blixa Bargeld & Teho Teardo touring
Einstürzende Neubauten might be kind of on temporary holidays, Blixa Bargeld is busy as ever. Tonight he presents the result of his unique symbiotic collaboration with Italian composer Teho Teardo,...
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