Free sample mashing with samplebrain, by Aphex Twin and Dave Griffiths
Designed by Aphex Twin, Samplebrain takes a new approach to samples - chopping up audio into a "brain" of little...
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Free sample mashing with samplebrain, by Aphex Twin and Dave Griffiths
Designed by Aphex Twin, Samplebrain takes a new approach to samples - chopping up audio into a "brain" of little...
Cycling ’74 asked artists to make a collaborative Max drum kit – and shared the patches
Kick, snare, hat, tom, and sequencer - the makers of Max remind us that patching your own drum machine gives...
Ars Electronica, in scale from microcosm to epic, examines a planet on the edge
Ars Electronica is vast - and this year doubly so, as it tackled topics from planetary climate down to microscopic...
Ars Electronica, in scale from microcosm to epic, examines a planet on the edge
Ars Electronica is vast - and this year doubly so, as it tackled topics from planetary climate down to microscopic...
Techno meets graphic novel: Alan Oldham’s Johnny Gambit is back to the future
1986, Chicago. Hot Comics. Inside the sleeve of a Rhythim is Rhythim 12-inch. Private detective Johnny G is always popping...
Sri Lanka – ශ්රී ලංකාව – benefit compilation in eerie, delicate drones and ambient sounds
The famines born of corruption continue, planetwide. It's hard to find words sometimes, but the latest release of artists banded...
MVMNTS: Vibrating, shuddering sounds from Hiro Kone x Roxy Farman benefit Pakistan relief
Welded sheet metal and springs have a contact-mic dialog with modular synths in a chillingly brilliant EP by Hiro Kone...
Join Afrorack and tour the Swiss Museum & Center for Electronic Music Instruments – from home!
It's Afrorack gone Swiss! Afrorack aka Brian Bamanya has a fantastic video sweeping through the world's largest synth collection. And...
How the Open Music Lab creates safe space for refugees, marginalized artists [Hacklab Inputs]
This is an easy one to relate to: you want space to be creative, to grow in your practice, and...
Music videos come to Game Boy Advance carts, in the ultra-chillwave world of Slow Magic
Video killed the radio star, then reality TV killed MTV, then social media killed the Internet. Well, it's back, all...
