Is this the future of electronic music?
There was a festival in Montreal called Mutek that covered (among other things) the future of electronic music. Yes, there was a lot of AI. (Via Sean)
Read MoreThere was a festival in Montreal called Mutek that covered (among other things) the future of electronic music. Yes, there was a lot of AI. (Via Sean)
Read MoreWe all know that music can have healing properties, which is why there is so much study into music therapy. But we’ve only just scratched the surface. here’s a device
Read MoreGerman finger wrestling: It’s a thing. So is music news for Wednesday, May 15, 2024. More music new? Look here. BONUS: Hey, kids. This is how we used to play
Read MoreMoog Music–originally led by Bob Moog–revolutionized music by inventing the first practical keyboard synthesizers. The company has a series of short documentaries called Giants which looks at the iconic people
Read MoreThinking of going back to school? Here’s an option. Maybe. The department of music and design arts at the University of Huddlesfield in the UK has a new course in
Read MoreIt takes a special kind of band to deliberately obscure their appearance. But if you manage to do it right, then it moves from being a silly gimmick to an
Read MoreWarp drive is possible! (And we didn’t need Zefram Cochrane, either.) Can First Contact be far behind? Let’s zip over to music news for March 11, 2021. If you’re a
Read MoreNow that the Super Bowl is in the books, the annual impeachment event starts today. This will be weird, of course. Cleanse your pallet with some music news for February
Read MoreDavid Mullaney may have started out as a jazz accordion player, but that didn’t stop him from changing the world of electronic music. At the end of the 60s, synthesizers
Read MoreThis was a momentous day for music in 1954. Texas Instruments introduced the first-ever transistor radio: the Regency TR-1. And now, more music news for October 18. Why was Arcade
Read MoreElectronic music has been part of culture for going on almost fifty years now. We might have got into it sooner if a couple of inventors/composers/pioneers been a little luckier.
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