First published at A CLOSER LISTEN All photos by Caroline Campeau, courtesy of Réseaux des arts médiatiques Québec has long … More
Author: Joseph Sannicandro
writer | traveler | sound organizer | contrarian | concerned citizen
Sound Propositions 02: Matteo Uggeri
First published at A Closer Listen Joseph Sannicandro interviews Italian soundshaper Matteo Uggeri (Hue, Sparkle in Grey) in the second installment … More
Sound Propositions 01: Machinefabriek
First published at A Closer Listen Joseph Sannicandro interviews Rutger Zuydervelt, akaMachinefabriek, in the first installment of an ongoing … More
Interview with Black Swan
Originally published on The Silent Ballet, November 2010. Just 2 months ago, the anonymous Brooklyn-based tape loving ambient artist Black … More
Do long rental board wait times favour landlords?
My first piece for OpenFile Montreal was published last month. Does the current structure of the rental board favour landlords … More
con fuoco d’occhi un nostalgico lupo
The following essay accompanies a 2-volume compilation of experimental Italian music I curated for The Silent Ballet, a webzine I … More
The Genealogy of a Musical Idea
The following 4 songs suggest something of a genealogy. Though each track has different structures and keys and changes (or … More
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You can follow my tumblr here. I collect videos and sounds worth sharing, as well as my writings and reviews … More
Fetishism of Digital Commodities and Hidden Exploitation: the cases of Amazon and Apple
Wu Ming is a collective of anonymous Italian authors, a group that grew out of the Luther Blisset collective, known … More
Paint a Vulgar Picture: New Patrons for the Arts?
And when it fails to recoup? Well, maybe: You just haven’t earned it yet, baby. -Morrissey The Smiths – … More
“Everything is in Everything”
–Jacques Rancière, The Ignorant Schoolmaster (download the complete text at the link above) Rancière, in the early 1980s during a … More
London Riots and Indie Music Stock
I spent two months traveling around Europe during the summer of 2011. I began with a week in London, followed … More
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