Sound Studies

Title Publication Date Language Citations
They who know sounds, control it and harmonize Sound authorities: scientific and musical knowledge in nineteenth-century Britain , by Edward Gillin, Chicago, IL, University of Chicago Press, 2021, Illustrations, 243 pp., $50.00 (cloth), ISBN 978-0-226-78777-02023/06/19English
Listening to interruptions: sonic dominance and sonic norms2022/07/03English
Reading sound: textual value devices in gallery sound2022/07/03English
Connective listening practices and technologies Quantum Listening , by Pauline Oliveros, London, Ignota, 2022, 70 pp., $8.99 (pb), ISBN 97818380039442023/12/18English
Castrato as cyborg: premodern posthumanism & the epistemology of voice Voice machines: the castrato, the cat piano, and other strange sounds , by Bonnie Gordon, Chicago and London, University of Chicago Press, 2023, 432 pp., $55.00 (cloth), ISBN 97802268251442023/12/19English
Buzzing like a bee: simulation and cross-species empathy in sound installations2023/12/27English
Big mouth: amplified feminism in Guinea2022/11/24English
Deep listening the animal other: trash-foraging gulls at Ämmässuo waste treatment centre2022/05/31English
New notes on noise and knowledge2022/05/31English
Seeing a film in blindfolds: cinema experience withEarFilms2022/06/13English
“Cha-ching!”: why the cash register came to ring2024/01/02English
Listening through partitions: ethnomusicology’s immunological paradigm 68th Annual Meeting of the Society for Ethnomusicology , October 18–22, 2023, Ottawa, Canada, The Westin Ottawa2024/01/02English
Forensic voices: cultures of sonic detection and identification in the West2023/07/03English
Sound art before sound art ON AIR: The sound of the material in the art of the 1950s to 1970s, by Kunstmuseen Krefeld, Krefeld, Germany, Exhibited from November 25, 2022 to February 26, 2023, https://kunstmuseenkrefeld.de/en/Exhibitions/2022/On-Air-Der-Klang-Des-Materials-In-Der-Kunst-Der-1950er-Bis-1970er-Jahre2023/07/03English
Vocal recognition before recording: techniques of vocal documentation, classification and identification in the long nineteenth century2023/07/03English
Thinking and teaching with the Stem Player2023/07/03English
Listening to and through petrosonics Critical Perspectives on Petrosonics , study day, Royal Musical Association (RMA) and British Forum for Ethnomusicology (BFE), King’s College London, 11 May 20232023/07/03English
‘All possible sounds’: speech, music, and the emergence of machine listening2023/04/10English
The Lomax archive: from signal to noise2022/07/28English
Listening towards decolonisation2018/07/03English
Optophono: the record conceived as a meeting point between sonic imaginations2018/07/03English
Mediating the “Upside Down”: the techno-historical acoustic in Netflix’sStranger ThingsandThe Black Tapespodcast2019/03/27English
Overhearing (in) Touch of Evil and The Conversation : from “real time” surveillance to its recording2018/01/02English
On Bob Dylan’s Nobel speech: sound, medium and genreBob Dylan, 2016, Noble Lecture in Literature, https://www.nobelprize.org/nobel_prizes/literature/laureates/2016/dylan-lecture.html2018/01/02English
Editorial2018/01/02English
Fertile entanglement through social aesthetics Improvisation and social aesthetics , edited by Georgina Born, Eric Lewis and Will Straw, Durham, NC, Duke University Press, 2017, 307 pp., US$27.95/£23.99 (paperback), ISBN 978-0-8223-6194-72018/01/02English
Editorial2018/07/03English
This sentence is not false: a review ofSonic Flux2019/01/02English
Listening as life: sounding fetal personhood in South Africa2019/06/04English
Untuning a politics of perception in Unsound: Undead2019/07/03English