what we immerse ourselves in

PEER audio paper18.12.2019

Sound puppet

A pen friendship between East and West.

By Heidi Stalla & Diana Chester

PEER audio paper18.12.2019

Revealing the Genius Loci through sound

The walser hamlet of San Gottardo.

By Carlotta Sillano
review04.12.2019

Chaos reigns

Madness and humour coexisted on stage as Marcela Lucatelli completed her composition studies in Copenhagen.

By Andrew Mellor
review27.11.2019

Future on repeat

For a festival that prides itself on its all-premieres programming, the 2019 Donaueschinger Musiktage felt more than a little stale.

By James Black

review07.10.2019

The impossible festival

The 2019 festival poster. © UNM Sweden

The Young Nordic Music festival may be one of the most impossible festivals in the world, with management changing every year. But this year’s edition proved that it’s also one of the most enlightening ones.

interview16.09.2019

‘The hardest thing is to trust your material’

Daníel Bjarnason’s new piece requires no less than three conductors. A result of the omnipresent Reykjavik school?

By Andrew Mellor
PEER article28.06.2019

The audio paper

The current practice of the new format of the audio paper as well as its brief history.

By Sanne Krogh Groth & Kristine Samson
Field recording28.06.2019

The all-inclusive soundscape

On the sound in three resorts in Egypt, Tunisia and Turkey.

By Anna Lerchbaumer, Pia Prantl & Andreas Zißler

Sound collage28.06.2019

Voicing up

How women artists of colour working in electronic music in Berlin practice empowerment, survival and resistance.

By Shanti Suki Osman

Field recording28.06.2019

Tuesday, 7 Feb. 2017, 11:12 p.m., Admiralty, Hong Kong Island

Field recordings from explorations of Hong Kong.

By Andrin Uetz
audio paper28.06.2019

Only dogs walk as if they knew where they’re going

Retracing an audio walk to the empty city centre of Braunschweig, Germany.

By Ludwig Berger & Florian Fischer
Sound collage28.06.2019

Vogelsang

A contemplation into an abandoned Soviet military base 60 kilometres north of Berlin that once housed nuclear weapons.

By Peter Cusack