Journal
| Title | Date | Excerpt |
|---|---|---|
| A guide to the most influential electronic music festivals | Electronic music festivals have become living archives of sound. They document the movement from tape manipulation and analogue synthesis to immersive… | |
| What to Look for When Buying Used Experimental CDs | Buying a used experimental CD is rarely as simple as checking whether the disc looks shiny. The format may contain field recordings, tape loops, radiophonic… | |
| Exploring the boundaries of drone music through resonance and place | For listeners accustomed to songs built around verses, hooks and tidy resolutions, drone music can feel like an entirely different language. Where pop… | |
| The Enduring Echo of Throbbing Gristle's Industrial Sound | When Throbbing Gristle first pushed their equipment into the spotlight at a London art school in 1975, they were not a band in any conventional sense. They… | |
| How to Start a Vinyl Record Collection on a Tight Budget | Vinyl has enjoyed a remarkable resurgence across Australia over the past decade, with listeners in Sydney, Melbourne, and Brisbane flocking back to the format… | |
| Independent record labels that shaped electronic music history | Electronic music exists because someone pressed a record. Long before streaming algorithms classified subgenres into tidy categories, a network of small,… | |
| The role of noise in experimental composition | For decades the term "noise" carried an almost exclusively negative charge, signalling interference, distortion, or simply an absence of signal. Within… | |
| Five Essential Albums from the Japanese Avant-Garde Scene | For more than half a century, artists working across the Japanese archipelago have stretched the limits of what music can be. From chance-driven conceptual… | |
| How to tell a genuine limited edition from a clever bootleg | Limited editions have always carried a particular magic in experimental and electronic music. A small-run pressing from a label like Touch, Editions Mego, or… | |
| Where Minimalism Meets Early Electronic Music | The aesthetic kinship between minimalist composition and early electronic music runs deeper than a shared fondness for restraint. Both traditions emerged from… |