Joshua Figueroa is a musicologist and arts writer from Santa Barbara, California. Now based in Austin, he splits his time between going out to eat too much and arguing about video games.
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“Wires” is an upcoming interactive sound...
Hating your enemy is easy. But for one night 100 years ago, singing with them was even easier.
Austin Opera will be presenting the celebrated work, “Silent Night,” in three...
Golden Hornet’s newest project is equal parts hopeful, transcendental, and depressing — which is everything you could ever want out of music or science.
“The Sound of Science” is a...
The idea of ignoring an entire peoples’ humanity is, and will always be, a monstrous paradox.
And yet, when Portugal's first mass slaving expedition arrived in Africa in 1444,...
If you were to die today, what would the objects you leave behind say about your life — and how would those object sound?
Matthew’s Steinke’s newest work will give...
