Sound Behind the Song: “Blue Drive” by Oneohtrix Point Never “Blue Drive” moves like a meditative improvisation, with no calculated beginning or end. Oneohtrix Point Never guides us using the JUNO-60. by Mike Sparks 1 min read
Sound Behind the Song: “Rublick’s Cube” by Drexciya Detroit’s enigmatic duo Drexciya submerged themselves in Afrofuturist myth. "Rublicks Cube" is a transcendent TR-606 classic. by Alexander Dias 2 mins read
Listening Guide: An Intro to MF DOOM For the uninitiated, we provide a roadmap to the formidable discography of rap’s foremost supervillain: MF DOOM. by Martin Douglas 2 mins read
Sound Behind the Song: “Song of Life” by Leftfield Leftfield came from the same primordial soup as the greatest British dance acts. Explore this iconic track and the TB-303's role in it. by Stefan Wyeth 3 mins read
Sound Behind the Song: “O Superman” by Laurie Anderson Find out how the art-rock classic “O Superman” kicked off Anderson's career by transforming the mundane into the sinister. by Mike Sparks 2 mins read
A Few Minutes with Salim Merchant on Music and Film Ketan Mohite and Lyle Crilly Salim Merchant has an awe-inspiring career creating music for film. He took the time to talk about his new album Bhoomi 2020 and more.
SYML: Sound, Film, and the Instrumental Journey Ari Rosenschein The atmospheric sound of SYML is both stark and mysterious. Brian Fennell discusses his latest EP and the short film that accompanies it.
A Few Minutes with Jubilee on 808s and Community Alexander Dias Jubilee grew up in Miami where the 808 shaped her sonic DNA. She talks about keeping spirits high and how music creates community.
A Few Minutes with Badflower in the Studio Ari Rosenschein Badflower is a band where chemistry is paramount. The members speak from the studio where they’re working on their sophomore release.
METZ: Toronto Trio Keeps Venues and DIY Alive Lis Di Angelo METZ discusses the band’s history, helping small venues survive, and playing their new album live at the Toronto Opera House.
Krust: Return of a Bristol Drum and Bass Legend Ari Rosenschein Krust emerged from Bristol’s fertile environment and became an electronic music icon. He’s back with his first album in fourteen years.
Richard Devine: A Systic Approach to Acid Lyle Crilly Richard Devine’s new release stands on the shoulders of acid while twisting it into a new form. He speaks about creating the new EP and more.
Artists at Home: Delayed Pleasure Ari Rosenschein The enigmatic artist creates his environment primarily with Roland Boutique synthesizers and drum machines. Visit his studio.
Kassi Ashton: The Fine Art of Making Music Ari Rosenschein Kassi Ashton shares her creative journey from small-town Missouri to Music City recording artist in this mini-doc and profile.
Samuel Proffitt: Brooding Beats and Russian Literature Ari Rosenschein Samuel Proffitt’s sophisticated sound is haunting. He discusses everything from screamo aspirations to rhythmic inspiration using the TR-808.
On the Move: Dolly Spectra and Gestural Performance Technology Musical mad scientist Dolly Spectra discusses using her body as a MIDI controller in performance, community, and the future of electronic pop. by Carolyn Shlensky 8 mins read
5G and the Cloud Move Gaming Online The video game industry is moving ever closer to cloud storage, digital distribution, and other online possibilities. by Jordan Blum 3 mins read
How Roland Cloud Gives Music Students an Edge Find out how Point Blank and educator Angela Piva use Roland Cloud to help students master music production, beatmaking, synthesis, and more. by SIRMA 5 mins read
Careers in Music: Scoring Tips from Eight Composers The unique paths to success of these eight composers offer valuable strategies for newcomers and veterans alike. by SIRMA 8 mins read
Ultimate Guide to 404 Day 2025 Join the 404 Day worldwide takeover with community-driven SP-powered events, showcases, workshops, and interactive demos. by Carolyn Shlensky 1 min read