Hyperspecific: Electronic Music for June Reviewed by Jaša Bužinel

Jaša Bužinel consider’s techno’s resistance to – and resistance to deal with – AI, and delivers new goodies from various electronic music realms, including new releases from DJ Plead, Beatrice M, Yushh, Will Hofbauer and others Yushh, photo by Seb Jjp Did I miss it, or has anyone else noticed there has been little to no discourse around AI on the techno music scene? Like, you know, the music scene whose founding principles were based on the new technologies introduced in the 80s and 90s? In an idealistic, teleological view of cultural history at least, one might imagine the emergence of a new generation of techno artists who would see AI-music making tools as something fit to be radically subverted for the... The post Hyperspecific: Electronic Music for June Reviewed by Jaša Bužinel appeared first on The Quietus .

Hyperspecific: Electronic Music for June Reviewed by Jaša Bužinel

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