Natalie Beridze weaves sounds of Tbilisi street protests into an album

Week after week, Georgia is still, still in the streets. Composer Natalie Beridze has transformed recordings of Tbilisi in November and December into a powerful, haunting, full-length wash of sound for Street Life – as the protests continue.

Tbilisi’s music scene is still out in the streets, defiant

While the year draws to a close and much of the world is focused on holidays, Tbilisi’s music community is out in force in ongoing protests, fighting for Georgian democracy.

Peter Kirn - December 27, 2024

Journey to the forests of the Amazon and Poland with blind artist Izabela Dłużyk

Now is a time to listen more deeply. Sound artist Izabela Dłużyk, blind since birth, launched a crowdfunding campaign to “dream despite blindness” back in 2016 to travel to Peruvian rainforest. We can sonically travel with her in a full-length album of field recordings, The Amazon — Where the Moon Wept.

Peter Kirn - November 12, 2024

Immerse yourself in the raw, vibrating AV world of Temp-Illusion x Amir B Ash

Peter Kirn - January 25, 2024

Kitbashing, by ABADIR and Nicolò Cervello, is AV subversion of endless algorithmic scrolling

Peter Kirn - May 1, 2023

Music or weapon: artists inside and outside Ukraine reflect on creativity in times of war

Peter Kirn - February 24, 2023

NASA’s Webb telescope could transform how we imagine digital art, along with our cosmos

Peter Kirn - July 12, 2022

Premiere: Dark Forces by The Allegorist plunges us into a gorgeously surreal, shamanistic future

Peter Kirn - April 9, 2021

Apple’s platform squeeze holds back music and creativity, too – so will there be consequences?

Peter Kirn - June 17, 2020

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