On Queer/Feminist Sound & the Digital Archive | Charles Eppley
Over the past several years, there has been a sonic awakening. The study of sound and its effects on knowledge, identity, culture, and history...
Masturbating alone, together: A review of Escargotesque or, What is Experience? By M.H. Bowker (Punctum Books, 2015) | Norberto Gomez, Jr.
“When there are no bathrooms, no bedrooms, no rooms of any kind, you have to masturbate during ‘showers,’ … hiding behind the largest...
Let’s Play: The Shining | Norberto Gomez, Jr.
The world of popular gaming mirrors the development of Hollywood action films: grandiose attempts at virtuality, holograms, and 3-D fantasies, with non-stop violence,...
Going Clear: A Review
Before I even begin, I have to give the “Church” of Scientology some credit. I really do. In the year 2015, with literally billions...
Viability of Defunct Early 2000s PCs as Semi-Autonomous Musical Composers | Adrian Pijoan
This is the sound of data. This is the sound of a computer (specifically, my 2004 Gateway MA3 laptop) performing the job it was...
Working On My Review: A Review of Arcangel’s Working On My Novel | Norberto Gomez, Jr.
working on my review of @cory_arcangel’s @WrknOnMyNovel while listening to #Vangelis (has anyone else made this joke yet?) @Digital_UR @theikz (Norberto Gomez Jr.) –...
Interstellar Review, Part Two
(Please note that this is the continuation of a two-part review. You can read part one here. Reiterating what was stated previously, please do...
Interstellar Review – Part One | Damian Honderas
(This article contains a multitudinous array of spoilers… Consider yourself warned.) I have been told many times that I worship at the altar of...
The Haunting of the Pink Floyd Sound: A Review | Norberto Gomez, Jr.
PINK FLOYD THE ENDLESS RIVER (2014) CAPITOL RECORDS Pink Floyd is haunted. Haunted first by the ghost of Syd Barrett, co-founder and lead architect...
You, Me and Her
Fictional works set in the future use technology as the crux of their imagined worlds. From the possible to the farfetched, from the clunky...