what we immerse ourselves in

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Five Things I Learned About Love in Bergen

The Bergen International Festival promised »endless love«. I listened closely – and found it everywhere from medieval madrigals to pop ballads spanning the centuries.

By Andreo Michaelo Mielczarek

Out of Utopias and Down to Earth

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From Old Testament wisdom and hippie dreams of community to erotic nightclub atmospheres and dark, rumbling techno. Roskilde Festival 2026 is a wild ride through eras, genres and mental geographies – and a good place to practise carrying dreams carefully through the extreme conditions of our time.

By Rasmus Steffensen

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Invisible citizens, sonic refugees

Post-2020 musicalities in Belarus and in exile

By Pavel Niakhayeu & Andrei Vazyanau

03.07

Hygge acoustics

(Dis)comfortable politics

By Morten Poulsen
03.07

Singing citizenship?

Trust and dissent in Denmark’s lockdown singing

By Lea Wierød Borčak, Sasja Emilie Mathiasen Stopa , Thomas Husted Kirkegaard, Anne Agersnap & Katrine Baunvig
03.07

An economics of audibility

Pricing urban ear-time and sonic citizenship over 24 hours

By Joseph Callaly

The voice of the state

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AI-generated text-to-speech communication in public e-governance

03.07

Listening as civic technology

Resonant citizenship and the curatorial tactics of Momentum 13

By Morten Søndergaard
03.07

Sound of democracy

Towards the democratisation of standards for soundscapes

By Sandra Kopljar, Phil Dodds, Mark Grimshaw-Aagaard, Sanne Krogh Groth, Clara Gustavsson, Marie Koldkjær Højlund, Kristoffer Mattisson, Dalia Mukhtar-Landgren & Enrico Ronchi
03.07

You are a shining diamond inside

By Lucy Cathcart Frödén & Áine Mangaoang

Tinnitus attuning

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An ethnographic exploration of aural diversity and how we hear together as sonic citizens

By Marie Gorm Aabo

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Listening as worlding

An artistic-led attuning method to places and communities

By Evelyn Buyken