Sound Studies

Title Publication Date Language Citations
Resonances of chindon-ya: sounding space and sociality in contemporary Japan2020/03/17English
Songbird and birdsong: Listening to the finches in the Harz region, Germany2020/07/02English
Emancipating sounds: resistance, resonances and political practice2021/03/30English
Listening, difference and the shackles of language2021/03/27English
Sonic ecosystems of loss: Voices of the Rainforest at twenty-five2021/06/23English
A remarkable study of musical ecologies2020/01/02English
Cinema as a form of listening2020/01/30English
Half a Million Strong: “forgotten” festivals punch through Arnold’s critical history of festivals2020/07/02English
The poetics of sonic thinking2018/07/03English
Sonorous transits and embodied geographies in Latin American music studies2018/07/03English
Cult Sound Studies: hand claps, orchestra hits, and the production of popular music2019/07/03English
Sound and (Black) objecthood2017/07/03English
Editorial2017/07/03English
“Tina M. Campt’s Listening to Images: a haptic re-engagement with the African-Diasporic archive”2019/01/02English
Melancholic modalities: affect, Islam and Turkish classical musicians Melancholic modalities: affect, Islam and Turkish classical musicians , by Denise Gill, Oxford, Oxford University Press, 2017, 256 pp., £19.99 (paperback), ISBN: 978-0-109-49501-52018/01/02English
The Voyager metaphor: 40 years on The Voyager Golden Record. LP/CD, 3 discs, 31 tracks , Ozma Records, booklet 96 pp., 187 colour images, ozmarecords.com, $982018/01/02English
Listening to the world Sonic intimacy: voice, species, technics (or, how to listen to the world ), by Dominic Pettman, Stanford, CA, Stanford University Press, 2017, 130 pp., US$55.00 (cloth), ISBN 978-0-80479-988-1, US$18.95 (paperback), ISBN 978-1-50360-145-12018/01/02English
All ears: the aesthetics of espionage2017/07/03English
Editorial2019/07/03English
The drum machine’s ear: XLN Audio’s drum sequencerXOand algorithmic listening2019/07/03English
Unboxing timbre in the Behringer model D synthesiser2019/07/03English
The sound of science. Hearing research in Ernst Karel’s “Heard Laboratories”2017/01/02English
Embodied minds and their aural imaginings2017/01/02English
Adventures in sonic publishing: Provoke! Digital Sound Studies2016/01/02English
Experimentalism materialised and dematerialised2016/01/02English
Ethnomusicology and the refusal of mastery2016/01/02English
Vocality at the crossroads of disciplines: Cathy Berberian’s pioneering work2016/01/02English
Dissonant discourses2016/01/02English
A sounding monument: how a new organ became old2016/01/02English
Sonic things: knowledge formation in flux2020/07/02English