Month: November 2018

  • Transmitters

    Frequencies of the Infinite Music is a transmission, a pulse carried on the hidden frequencies of the cosmos. It travels not through air but through dimensions—straight to the seat of creation, where the unseen forces weigh and measure your signal. It doesn’t care for the surface details. Your chords, your rhythms, your silences—they’re more than…

  • The Noise

    The Noise of Music Criticism in the Age of Social Media The digital age has transformed the way we interact with art, culture, and even ourselves. But there’s a particular collision happening today that we should pay more attention to, one that lies at the intersection of two worlds: music and social media. The age…

  • A copy of a copy of a copy

    It seems that every movie is a remake of something that was better when it was first released in a foreign language, as a 60s Tv show or even as a comic book. You can’t always get what you need but if you try You get what you want. Anxiety in place of fulfilment. An…

  • Up the Hill Backwards

    Ticketmaster and the Fossilization of Rock ’n’ Roll: How the Music Industry Became a Bad Museum Exhibit If you want to see what happens when art becomes embalmed, my friend, look no further than Ticketmasters—the corporate leviathan slithering under every stadium and clawing every ticket stub in America. Picture it: millions of dusty-eyed fans waiting…