Kevin Day … Abstract Sound has been argued to be a more immediate mode of perception, affording a methodology of understanding distinct from that which has been shaped and cultivated by visuality, the latter often linked with the totalising and …
Ido Govrin … Abstract Tears, Fears and Flashes considers the relationship between interpersonal understanding and propagandist rhetorics, and speculates on the ethical implications of this difficult but often present relationship. The essay examines the …
Holger Schulze … Kastrup Søbad Dancing is an epistemic practice. Walking is an epistemic practice; eating is an epistemic practice. Drinking is an epistemic practice. Smelling is an epistemic practice. Touching is an epistemic practice. Listening: is an …
Sanne Krogh Groth … Kristine Samson … With this special issue of Seismograf we are happy to present a new format of articles: Audio Papers. Audio papers resemble the regular essay or the academic text in that they deal with a certain topic of interest, …
Anette Vandsø … INTRODUCTION Over the past 70 years, the idea of a stable relationship between the musical work of art and its context has been a key problem. The question of autonomy has always been at the core of the discursive practices of music …
Juliana Hodkinson … Introduction Being one of many self-taught practitioners in the use of digital audio, I consider in this article which changes the use of the computer and audio software have brought about in my previously instrumentally-based …