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This artist looked at the intricate mechanics of computer technology to frame her music as an intricate "secret" being told.
Who is Bjork?
This song spoke out against gentrification and urban displacement.
What is "Open Letter (to a Landlord)" by Living Colour?
Bjork collected these intricate, insect-like sounds to play in her music.
What are microbeats?
This ideology centers "reaching to God" -- can be paralleled with ballet.
What is romanticism?
The founder of T.G.I Friday's.
Who is Alan Stillman?
This album debuted at #1 on Billboard and was the first in history to be experienced primarily via the internet.
What is Kid A?
Jimi Hendrix used these two pieces of equipment during his two performances, which allowed him to combine production with live performance.
What are the wah pedal and the fuzz pedal?
This ideology centers "finding the self within" -- analogous to modern dance.
What is modernism?
The DJ known for his work on FM radio.
Who is Tom "Big Daddy" Donahue?
This song engaged with the sublime by keeping verses with the same body and by not being based on repeated sections.
What is "Stairway to Heaven" by Led Zeppelin?
This digital technology aimed to produce more realistic sounds than a synthesizer and was one of the technologies that began to replace tape.
What is Fairlight CMI (computer musical instrument)?
This ideology centers making creative use of surfaces, repurposing and confronting mass culture -- analogous to skateboarding.
What is postmodernism?
This American discovered Germany's use of tape recording in WWII.
Who is Jack Mullin?
This song by a well-known guitarist alluded to key notions found in modernist thought.
What is "Purple Haze" by Jimi Hendrix?
This studio was bought by George Martin and considered to have the newest technologies (capable of producing a 24-track recording).
What is Wessex Studios?
This practice involves taking at-hand objects and fashioning them into something that has new meaning.
What is bricolage?
Bob Dylan's producer who helped him go electric.
Who is Tom Wilson?
The listener can hear each individual instrument in this song by what is considered to be the most important folk-rock band, rooted in improvisation.
What is "A Sailor's Life" by Fairport Convention?
This technique focused on highly accurate sound reproduction, using LP records, FM radio and other technologies.
What is hi-fi strategy?
This aesthetic is created by virtuosity of studio production as composition -- "feeling of violent emotions internalized."
What is the sublime?