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News from the Collective
Red Days: Popular Music & the English Counterculture 1965-1975
Red Days: Popular Music & the English Counterculture 1965-1975 John Roberts Challenges the conventional narratives about English popular music and the counterculture of the late 1960s and early 1970s The passion, intensity and complexity of the pop…
Stir It Up: From Polyphony to Multivocality in A Brief History of Seven Killings
For many, the audiobook is a source of pleasure and distraction, a way to get through the To Read Pile while washing dishes or commuting. Audiobooks have a stealthy way of rendering invisible the labor of creating this aural experience: the writer, the narrator, the producer, the technology…here at Sounding Out! we want to render […]
The Data Prevention Manifesto by the Plumbing Birds
The Data Prevention Manifesto by the Plumbing Birds The privacy discourse sputtered out of steam. This has lead to the current stalemate: we know we’re observed, traced and tracked, but pretend it’s not happening or nothing to fret about. The question is not when the repressed will return but how? Hackers, have been proclaiming that privacy has been […]