Critically pop
Harro Koskinen is best known for his socially critical works which draw on Pop Art. In one, a turntable plays black crispbread.
The year of tape recorders
Munchen Highend 2017 – part one
Loud and passionate
Want to know what happens when a sousaphone becomes the bass, and the guitar the only one to play harmonies? Check out Roni Martin & Kalabalik Brass Band’s latest album.
My Harrison
Roni Martin’s skills as a musician and a composer are well-known. Less well is documented his work as a studio professional, and a happy owner of a first-generation Harrison mixing board.
Roksan Kandy
The turntable specialist Roksan is not just a turntable specialist. New amplifiers will be launched and old ones upgraded. Kandy L.III belongs to the latter group.
M2TECH hiFace 384/32 DAC
There are two reasons why this is cheerful, orange memory stick exists: to play hi-res music files and that it travels with you anytime and anywhere.
Close and far
Janet Feder’s fifth album is a strong demonstration of her musical and sonic sensibilities.
Poetic reinvention
When string instruments become body, tool, weapon, toy, machine, phallus, creature, fetish, sculpture, icon, symbol, and voice.
