Drumming and loud sound are such large parts of Puerto Rican culture, it only makes sense they’d be the focal point of this week’s protests. Take a listen!
Gang Gang Dance’s Brian DeGraw Says the Band’s Music Is a Book Without a Title
Welcome back to our interview series, Incorrect Music, curated by guitarist, singer, and composer Lora-Faye Åshuvud (of the…
The Best Guitar Music in the World Is Coming from Agadez
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Alap Momin (Third Culture Kings, dälek) on Recording His Entire Album on An iPhone
Welcome back to Soundfly’s new interview series, Incorrect Music, curated by guitarist, singer, and composer Lora-Faye…
Food & Hip-Hop: A Love Story for the Ages
This week, VH1 is premiering their much hyped new cooking show, “Martha & Snoop’s Potluck Dinner…
MoMA PS1’s Best Warm Up Season Yet Put Focus on Challenging and Diverse Bills
Photos by Nicholas Nazmi and Max Alper Damn, summer in the city is officially over. This…
Beyond the Boys Club: Striving for Diversity and Inclusion in Experimental Music
Whether we feel comfortable confronting it or not, there exists a fundamental hypocrisy in experimental…
A Short History of the Nearly Obsolete 1/8 Inch Headphone Jack
Last week, Apple announced the release of the iPhone 7, among other new products and partnerships. The…
Composer Erik Satie Was So Much Weirder Than You Realize
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Remixing Special Ed: Reaching Marginalized Students Through Music Technology
In many American cities, public school music education is facing extinction. In the 2014-2015 New York City…