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Think you’re bad at karaoke? Wait until you hear this computer mash-up
Who wouldn’t you want to try it?
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The latest track blowing up clubs is a surprisingly heavy remix of a Zelda song
Everyone’s freaking out over this Zelda x Juicy J remix and we totally get why.
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Announcing a free monthly public arcade at the Ace Hotel
What are you doing March 31?
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Feel the amazing pain of creating 8-bit art
Beads: not just for bracelets.
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Off-Peak splits the difference between a videogame and a mood board
Where Coltrane and Rinse Dream collide.
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Electronic composer Keith Fullerton Whitman on the joys of piles of hardware
Keith Fullerton Whitman has spent decades exploring electronic utterances. He first began playing with them on his Commodore Vic20 when he was ten, but eventually moved on to study music at Berklee. By the early aughts, when software tools for creating electronic music were getting cheaper and easie
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Pippin Barr made a sound system that’s only as pretty as you let it be
Pippin Barr takes on Marcel Duchamp and John Cage. The results are as noisy as you want.
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Public radio’s videogame music guru Emily Reese wants you to listen up
A conversation with public radio’s most outspoken advocate for the art of videogame composition.
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Vib-Ribbon is a love letter to obsolete technology
The progenitor of the music game, crystallized.
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Hatsune Miku is here to destroy everything you love (and hate) about pop stardom
Pop’s uncanny valley makes her way to the States.
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The calming, lovely Music of the Spheres is free now
Two years ago, Hamish Todd was diligently working on a puzzle-shooter called Music of the Spheres. Inspired in equal parts by Castlevania, Everyday Shooter, and the geometric beauties of Islamic art, the game was quiet, almost still, and, according to Todd, its reception was equally quiet. “Aside fr
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Rooftop Cop investigates the "ritual manifestations" of police violence
“At what point does a cop become a threat to the subject they’re supposed to protect?”