A collection of some of the best links from around the web, manually curated.
On a lighter note: What year produced most of the «best songs of the decade»? And which songs were never among the «best of the year», but now among the «best of the decade»? And for the dataviz people among you: a nice exhibit how not too rarely a table is the best form of visualisation.
It’s one of the few Black Mirror episodes that don’t follow the theme of everything is freaking horrible. And its soundtrack by Alex Somers (and a bit of Sigur Ros) is like a wholehearted hug on a cold winter day.
Damn you, NY Times. A while back, you made me listen to – and enjoy – Justin Bieber. And now Ed Sheeran.
A great, interactive intro to generative music, or the art of making music by designing systems that make music.
A friendly kidnapping for a unique experience: a concert for an audience of one. There’s also an episode featuring the great Bon Iver, but I found this one more intense.
There are few better artist/venue combinations than this one. If you – like me – have missed the real deal, here’s a peek inside.
Pieces of classical music, visualised in an inventive and beautiful way.
Minimalist soundscapes, maximum listening pleasure. Balmorhea from Austin, Texas have released their latest record and it’s gooooood.
Make sense of what’s happening, and imagine what could be.
Carefully curated recommendations on what to read, watch and listen to. For nerds and changemakers who love when something makes them go «Huh, I never thought of it this way!».Undecided? Learn more | Peek inside
Immerse yourself in a particular topic, with some of the best links from around the web, handpicked.
36 recommended links
29 recommended links
16 recommended links
9 recommended links
19 recommended links
28 recommended links
20 recommended links
