• PEER audio paper09.11.2024

  A slight case of self

  
  This audio paper explores choric settings of generic voices as a vehicle for contemplating and deconstructing concepts of Being and subjectivity. 

  By Katharina Schmidt
• PEER article09.11.2024

  Notes on ping

  
  Reflections on an isolated generic sound and how it operates on an affective spectrum from the banal to the horrifyingly significant.

  By Louise K Wilson
• review18.10.2024

  Head to Venice and Hear Foreign Songs Everywhere

  
  War, refugees, and destruction are inescapable at the Venice Biennale. You can feel it, see it, hear it – it's all-encompassing. Has Venice ever been this filled with sound?

  By Andreo Michaelo Mielczarek

• reportage07.10.2024

  In the Shelter of the Noise of Glasgow’s Night

  
  The audiovisual festival Sonica shakes up the senses with sick robots, bagpipes and electronica for the future. 

  By Andreo Michaelo Mielczarek
• essay20.08.2024

  Another day, another rediscovery of Else Marie Pade

  
  A good twenty years after the first rediscovery of Else Marie Pade as an electronic pioneer, she is now being branded as a visionary acoustic composer. It seems we never get tired of rewriting the story of this special artist – and writing ourselves into it.

  By Sune Anderberg
• review06.08.2024

  »Ist nix für Frauen« 

  
  Powerful Rhythms and Empowered Voices dominated at the opening night of Heroines of Sound Festival in Berlin.

  By Giada Dalla Bontà

• PEER audio paper31.01.2024

  Dynamics of power dynamics

  
  It is through knowledge of the art-form and skilful weaving of networks of symbols, that creatives can dictate the terms of storytelling and thus exert their power over the audience.

  By Carlos Manrique Clavijo
• interview16.01.2024

  The Useless Hell

  
  In the musical theater performance »Calls to this number are being diverted« Matthew Grouse puts the absurd working life of late modernity under the microscope.

  By Henrik Marstal
• PEER article06.01.2024

  Sound as shield

  
  The essay probes poetics and the politics of a life-affirming operation in which Ukrainians have been self-engaged to resist subjugation and assimilation under Russian colonialism.

  By Olya Zikrata