Audimat MAXI Review

About the magazine: TEN YEARS OF SENSITIVE & POLITICAL LISTENING IN ONE XXL VOLUME
For the first time, Audimat is offering a best-of collection: Audimat Maxi, a large, comprehensive volume that brings together a selection of the best articles from our first 15 issues, already reissued and now out of print. Audimat Maxi looks back over more than ten years of musical niches in a wild encyclopedia, from vaporwave to UK funky, including New York beatmaking, noise, field recording, and power ballads.

Content :

Say what? UK Funky and the ineffability of groove - Tim Finney

Thrash-Metal, pop orgies and outrageous gesticulations: manifesto of the immoderate and the unreasonable - Lelo Jimmy Batista

Drake's Money Spleen - Mark Fisher

A fragmentary and highly subjective history of the snare drum in pop music - Olivier Lamm

Some preconceived ideas about the history of house music - La Fougère

French as a second language - Agnès Gayraud

The Age of Glitch: Utopia and Reification. For a Retrospective Critical Theory - Olivier Quintyn

Gangsta-Rap: a postscript (2005-2015) - Fred Hanak & Pierre Evil

Italy 70: Light Music, Years of Lead - Diane Lisarelli

Music & Internet: You'll Never Guess the Impact on Your Brain! - Adam Harper

What is a power ballad? - David Metzer

Arranged Poems: Why Dig Even in the “Diction” Bin - Fanny Quément

New Cyberpunk Dreams - Philippe Llewellyn

Overdrive: Aesthetic History of an Electric Sound - Pierre Arnoux

Music sounds better with who? - Étienne Menu

After Psychedelia: Beyond Understanding - Julien Bécourt

Listening in the Ruins of Capitalism: Field Recordings and Forms of Life - Alexandre Galand

Hail to Autotune - Simon Reynolds

The Obsolescence of Intimate Songs - Mark Fisher

Grime and gaming - Rob Gallagher

Loving Punk as a Feminist - Ellen Willis

De/Reconstructing Club Culture - Victor Dermenghem

The Platinum Age of New York Rap - Raphaël Da Cruz

Precipitations of Slowness - Matthieu Saladin

Dance Till You Collapse. Post-Crisis Party Pop - Dan Dipiero

Noise and Nostalgia. The Call of Lost Innocence - Catherine Guesde

Saving the Ambient from Itself - David Toop

Arleen - Lucy Health

Language : French

State : nine