Browsing: Sound & Music

“Nosferatu” (FW Murnau, 1922) is a renowned classic. While I have a deep love for German Expressionism and F.W. Murnau’s films (only two original sentences left), a silent, slow-moving film about a vampire that doesn’t even look that frightening by today’s standards, is a hard sell for modern audiences. Despite this, because it is silent,…

Esquire First Look: Pedro Pascal and Tony Gilroy Duet in the Musical Drama Behemoth! – Esquire Singapore

When we started working on Saros, we knew we had an interesting challenge ahead of us. We had established a very distinctive audio identity with Returnal, and Housemarque gave us a clear direction from the beginning: “Refinement, not Reinvention.”

US Loudness meter designed to support the increasing complexity of modern audio production      27/10/26

Technology brand Apple has revealed the first rebrand for its Apple Music service, which was made in collaboration with musician Fred Again by passing sound waves through a pool of oil.

On Friday, Rainbow Body released their self-titled debut album. The group consists of Dawes’ Taylor and Griff Goldsmith, Eric Krasno (Lettuce, Soulive), Rick Mitarotonda (Goose), Ross James (Phil Lesh & The Terrapin Family Band), and Adam MacDougall (Chris Robinson Brotherhood, Circles Around the Sun). They recorded Rainbow Bodyat Flóki Studios in Northern Iceland near the…

Dubai: Before his international music career, Palash Deshpande was a teenager in Dubai learning to make songs from YouTube tutorials.

Adam Audio has unveiled its flagship open-back headphones, the H715 Reference. They come with the Headphone Utility Plug-In for DAWs, enabling accurate software shaping of sound reproduction for a neutral sound that is similar to reference loudspeakers.

Thomann More Than Music is a new film by the German musical instrument retailer that tells, through three authentic stories, the profound impact music can have on people’s lives, tackling sensitive topics with an intimate approach far removed from typical advertising clichés.

East Carolina University acting major Brian Griffin sat in McGinnis Auditorium’s Dressing Room 3 last week with puckering incision lines on his skin, rubbing “dirt” onto his face.