In just under one generation, we moved from appreciating albums as cohesive works to consuming individual tracks, and then to music becoming reduced to muzak: background noise for gaming, viral videos, or endless scrolling. Disappearing is music as an art in its own right, which commands sustained attention and deep engagement. A song’s success is... See more

If listening to music is so incredibly accessible to us now, why do we find ourselves retreating to records?

Analogue is currently being discussed as a universal desire, when in reality, it reflects the lived conditions of a.... say it with me... very specific group. So when that group’s mode of engagement (analogue) is elevated into a cultural ideal, while the structural prerequisites that support (analogue) remain largely unspoken.... we have the loose... See more