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Article about Glitch Art History at Kernel Mag by The Daily Dot

The current landscape of music discovery and streaming stretches out like the solar system: There are heavy planets like Spotify and iTunes and stars like Rdio and Pandora. There are galaxies in between: Beats is attempting to ...

Your next favorite band won’t be signed for their explosive live show but for their YouTube views. Their big break won’t come from a copy of their cassette debut but from the tracking of their weekly SoundCloud spins. It’s not the underground buzz ...

Do a search on SoundCloud for “Turn Down for What” and you get over 500 results, most of which are unofficial remixes done in a laundry list of styles: trap, reggae, hardstyle, bhangra. Given the track’s popularity, and SoundCloud’s enormous community ...

A little over a year ago, I declared streaming music the next major music industry ice age. In the past year, the major players have jockeyed for paid subscribers, hushed artists advocating for their demise, and straddled two very different worlds: Silicon Valley’s startup go-round and and the ever backward-looking recording industry.

This deskcamping thing sounds like Airbnb for workspaces.