This 104-page publication presents critical approaches to CTM 2016's New Geographies theme in essays and articles authored by music journalists, researchers, theorists, and participating artists.
The magazine incorporates and excavates the New Geographies theme through a multiplicity of approaches, from discussions of "exotism" to the pervasive habit of of describing music through localisations, and from portraits of individual artists and networks to inspection of music's "moral geographies". The collection also features of a handful of artworks that relate to the New Geographies theme.
The CTM 2016 Magazine costs 9 € and is available in Berlin at Motto. Anyone outside Berlin can order the magazine online via the Motto Online Shop (coming soon).
Design & layout by Marius Rehmet of Vojd.
New Geographies – CTM Magazine 2016
Edited by CTM Festival and Jan Rohlf
Published by DISK – Initiative Bild & Ton e.V., 2016
ISBN 978-3-9817928-2-9
104 pages, paperback
New Geographies
By Jan Rohlf
The Banalisation of the Exotic
An interview with Martin Stokes by Thomas Burkhalter
Locating Music
By Dahlia Borsche
On Native Aliens
By Sandeep Bhagwati
Playing with the Dustbin of History
By Thomas Burkhalter
Epiphanies
By Radwan Ghazi Moumneh
Beyond
Aïsha Devi in conversation with Lendita Kashtanjeva and Guy Schwegler of Zweikommaseiben Magazine
The Great Invention
Drawings by Tianzhuo Chen
Ritual, Noise and the Cut-up: The Art of Tara Transitory
By Justyna Stasiowska
Power Through Networking: Reshaping the Underground Electronic and Experimental Music Scenes in East and Southeast Asia
By C-drík Fermont
The First Sound of the Future
By Mari Matsutoya
Akihiko Taniguchi — The Everyday Vortex
By Annie Gårlid
NAAFI — Ritmos Periféricos
By Max Pearl
Music's Moral Geographies — African Drumming, Minimalism and DJ Culture
By Sebastian Klotz
Jumping the Gap: The Distance Between Taonga Puoro and Experimental Music
By Rob Thorne
Retro-Futuristic Machine Music
By gamut inc
The Importance of Dancing Across Borders
By Luke Turner