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It’s a radical picture that music theorist Stephen Witt is facing us with in his not that unlikely, year 2040, scenario.

UK-based product designer and radio DJ Dimitri Hadjichristou is using tactile sensations to help hearing-impaired children to “hear” in different ways. He’s created synth modules (seemingly inspired by LEGOs) and constructed the Vi, which enables kids to see and feel the sound they are creating. Amazing! Check out details over at 3ders. EB declared 2014 the “year LEGOs officially became … Continued

Do you like those subtle sounds when someone whispers? Or the way scratching wood sounds? Do you get weird tingles when you listen to recorded breathing sounds? You are not alone.

Steve Peters, a Seattle musician and Wayward Music curator, has created a new online archive of women in avant-garde and experimental music. Many Many Women indexes female artists active in contemporary/post-classic composition, free improvisation and avant jazz, electronic/electroacoustic music, sound art, sound installations, radio art, and more. (There’s also a smattering of 20th century classical composers.) “Several years ago, … Continued

Nash the Slash is a Canadian electronic legend—or, at least, he should be. The project of Toronto’s Jeff Plewman, Nash was a distinctive figure in the ’80s wave scene both at home and abroad. Swathed in bandages and goggles, he unleashed some of the best dark electronics we’ve ever shook a Doc Marten at. Though he sadly … Continued

You may only be familiar with St. Germain via his sleek, 2000-era hit “Rose Rouge” off his album Tourist, which claimed Victoires de la Musique (the French version of Grammy awards) for Best Jazz Album and Best Electronic Album.  Shortly after, however, he dropped off the map. Turns out he was conducting fieldwork on the Malian blues popularized by Ali Farka … Continued

Beat those cold-weather blues with our guide to surviving after summer!

Get in the mood with Pictureplane, The X-Files, Beavis & Butthead, OG OC hardcore and—of course—Taco Bell.

From the stereo to the bed—these are some insane pieces of art that would look great turned in to duvet covers, including Nick Blinko, Crass and more.

Print off this Eno-curated list of books, stick it in your pocket, wait for the end of the world, then impress your terminally diseased friends with extracts from Erotica Universalis and The Confidence Trap.

Although news of David Hasselhoff’s leading role in a super-corny musical about “a DJ dad, a wild child daughter, and a trip to the party island of Ibiza” broke in February, no one seems to have taken much notice. And now that we’ve finally clocked its imminent debut at the Blackpool Opera in October, we’re freaking out. … Continued

Dream-pop duo Beach House has premiered two new tracks from its upcoming album Depression Cherry, which lands on August 28 via Sub Pop/Bella Union. Hear “PPP” at 4:30 and “Beyond Love” at 7:00 in this interview, which aired recently on Boston radio station WBUR. Lead single “Sparks,” meanwhile, is streaming in full here.