essay19.04.2022
During War, We Become All Ears
About the sounds of war – and the resounding silence that comes with it.
Forside
PulseIn brief
review04.02
Knausgård’s Apocalypse as Opera
Sebastian Fagerlund’s »Morgonstjärnan« transforms the novel’s existential unease into a powerful, collective musical drama.
reportage15.01
War Reverberations: Sound Stories From Kyiv
Air raid sirens, artillery, and everyday sounds have altered the city’s rhythm – and forced its residents to develop new ways of listening.
PulsePlaylists
Writer profile Simon Heggum
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in brief06.02
Small Snowflakes in a Brutal Snowstorm
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in brief14.01
Echoes from a Forgotten Time
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in brief15.12
Uncompromising Vignettes of Silence and Sighs
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in brief29.09
When the Experiment Becomes Tragically Beautiful
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in brief29.09
Postcard From the Borderlands of Sound
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in brief29.09
Absurd Beauty in the Theatre of Noise
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in brief29.09
The Perfect Storm
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in brief07.02.2025
The Sinister Mastery of Shame
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in brief08.01.2025
Love and Poetry under Black Streetlights
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in brief16.12.2024
A Riddle I Am Not the Right One to Solve
Simon Heggum has worked as a critic and communicator of particularly offbeat, experimental, and electronic music since 2017. He holds a BA in Cultural Communication from the University of Copenhagen as well as a teaching degree, and is himself an active musician in Sort Mono.