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These places will blow your mind when it comes to playing music in them. See the list bellow via the spaces 10 buildings with extraordinary acoustics It is all too easy for architecture to be seen and not heard. Instragrammable … Continue reading
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Another Mag put together this neat opus of the musical worlds of the iconic director Wes Anderson, compiled on Spotify. Listen here & let the good times roll… AnOther Wes Anderson Playlist, a playlist by anothermagazine on Spotify A playlist featuring The … Continue reading
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“Andante” is a music project by Tangible Media Group (MIT Media Lab from Massachusetts) where animated light characters “walk” over the piano keys making sound. The group tried to explain how music is deeply rooted within us and every sound … Continue reading
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The public art installation called the ‘The Swings: An Exercise in Musical Cooperation’, has been created by design studio Daily tous les jours. Each swing represents one of four musical instruments (harp, vibraphone, guitar and piano), and if people swing … Continue reading
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no we didn’t spell the word “music” wrong, if you take a look at the video bellow you’ll understand why. lovely ✌️
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Chema Madoz is a Spanish photographer with an interesting creative and surreal take on life and object around us. We made a selection on those concerning music and sound and hope you’ll like them ( nice interview with the artist on the … Continue reading
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Imagine following situation: you sit at the dinner table, you chitchat with your host, some interesting, almost avant-garde sounding music in the background, and then you ask your host, preferably Celeste Boursier Mougenot: “What is this music?”. He opens the … Continue reading
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Future sounds through futuristic musical instruments, like this one here: cello for the 25th century designed by Bayer MaterialScience AG. “Music students want to be able to tune the instrument using color signals, know whether they are playing the right … Continue reading
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A group of Estonian Art academy interior architecture students finds the nature to be too quite, so they decided to amplify the sounds by bringing huge wooden megaphones to the forest. “Each wooden cone is positioned to create a surround-sound experience, and … Continue reading
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In the biggest open hole on this planet the true, rare sound of the Earth can be heard. Luckily for us, we don’t have to travel there, Lotte Geeven went and recoreded it for us & for her art … Continue reading
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ASMR stands for “autonomous sensory meridian response” including whispering voice and sounds of different types all pleasurable enough to give you a real “head orgasm” check the videos HERE try here (PLEASE LISTEN WITH HEADPHONES!)
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How does an empty space sounds, you asked yourself? Let’s see it in this experimental research of the “relationships between microphones, speakers, and surrounding acoustic environments through controlled, self-generating microphone feedback” “Amplifying and aestheticizing the acoustic inactivity between technological “inputs” and … Continue reading