Journal
| Title | Date | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| Microtonal Music and Tuning Experiments Reshaping Composition | Music that steps beyond the familiar twelve-tone grid has become one of contemporary composition's quietly influential currents. Composers return to older… | |
| The best labels for experimental electronic music in 2024 | Experimental electronic music in 2024 spans dub techno, ambient abstraction, broken beat, modular synthesis, sound art and music built for headphones or custom… | |
| How to trade and sell experimental music with other collectors | Experimental music collecting treats each recording as a specific artefact with its own physical and cultural identity. An Australian private press, a Japanese… | |
| Pauline Oliveros and the Transformative Practice of Deep Listening | Pauline Oliveros changed the way experimental music could be made, heard and shared. Across electronic composition, free improvisation, acoustic performance… | |
| Why vinyl reissues can sound different from originals | A vinyl reissue may carry the same album title, cover image and track list as an earlier pressing, yet produce a noticeably different listening experience. The… | |
| A guide to the most sought-after cassette releases of the 1980s | The 1980s cassette was more than a convenient format for portable listening. For experimental musicians, it offered a cheap, flexible way to circulate work… | |
| How experimental sound and visual art shape each other | Experimental music has always exceeded the boundaries of listening. It can behave like sculpture, architecture, film, performance or installation, while visual… | |
| What Is Radiophonic Music And Why Does It Matter | Radiophonic music is made from recorded, generated, transformed, and assembled sound. It can include tape manipulation, oscillators, found noises, speech,… | |
| The evolution of the experimental music bookstore | For collectors who treat sound as an art form rather than a commodity, the experimental music bookstore is as familiar as a museum gift shop or a university… | |
| Interpreting the music of John Cage: a listener's guide | John Cage's music asks listeners to give up the search for melody and harmony as guiding lights, replacing them with attention to sound itself. For Australians… |