In my journey as a sound engineer & a musician I have seen many talented people come and go. Such is the nature of our so called "industry". Simon Henner however, my dear readers is one of those human beings, whom I have been privileged enough to watch & grow into a musical tour-de-force over the past decade. His work not only inspires me and motivates me to keep pushing but also constantly challenging my own approach to music composition & expression. Although we both make

Interview by Dyumna. Introduction   Carina Glukovsky’s photographs do not announce themselves; they arrive. Softly. Slowly. As if carried by a current of air rather than taken by a camera. Working almost entirely with natural light and natural environments, she creates images that dissolve into their surroundings—bodies folding into moss, skin merging with the hush of mist, sunlight settling like a second breath. Born in Moscow, Glukovsky’s first artistic training was in act

In Jewish Mysticism God tells Abraham that he will spare the city of Sodom if he finds 10 people in the entire city who are “doing what they are suppose to do". In our modern Babylonian times there is one person my dear readers I am convinced, is doing what he was born to do - Oliver Ackermann - the creator of the analog guitar pedals company - Death by Audio . Tackling the perplexities & paradoxes of making art in the age of electricity, it has been a pleasure to observe hi

Black. White. Red. Accident. Then, A law. Goethe's treatise on color was dismissed by scientists as the delusion of a poet playing physicist. Newton had already won with his prisms and mathematics. The academics mocked him. But Goethe wasn't wrong. He was asking a different question. Newton asked: "What is color, objectively?" Goethe asked: "What does color do to us?" One question is for laboratories. The other is for the living, the creators, the mystics and me & you my