Do you ever listen to noise music, maybe even on the regular? I did contribute to this survey a few days ago; just listening to the three music examples and then responding …Continue reading
Why does everyone listen to ambient music? It dawned on me early last year that a number of very different people, from very different backgrounds and of very different ages and social …Continue reading
Calling all sonic posthumanists! In the latest Call for Audio Papers of the peer-reviewed journal SEISMOGRAF, the editors of the special issue SOUND AND THE MORE-THAN-HUMAN WORLDS, Stefan Östersjö (Luleå, SE), Bennett …Continue reading
This new SOUND+Network seeks to achieve something truly outstanding and remarkable: we want to extend transdisciplinary collaborations around, through, and with sound much, much further into the realms of the technical, natural, …Continue reading
Do you have sonic citizenship — or are you being mistreated as a sonic non-citizen? In the latest Call for Audio Papers of the peer-reviewed journal SEISMOGRAF, the editors of the special issue SONIC …Continue reading
The History, Present Practices, and Future Potential of Sound Studies An International Conferencewith Editors and Contributors to The Bloomsbury Encyclopedia of Sound Studies Sound Studies Lab at the University of Copenhagen, September …Continue reading
A great team of colleagues at the University of Bonn in Germany has put together this intriguing call for papers on “Posthuman Ecofeminism.” This workshop in October 2025 is set out to …Continue reading
Together with three international scholars and three international universities, we are offering in June 2025 an intensive course, funded by the ERASMUS Mobility program: Participants can learn and practice in two courses …Continue reading
“The terms good and bad have no purchase here.” (Dolan 1988: xxxvii) Recently, I have been discussing the concept of “critical generosity” with a number of colleagues in the humanities. After 26 …Continue reading
