cybernauterne/podcast/sound designer and composer
Har du talt med dit barn om internettet i dag? (2024)
“Have you talked to your child about the internet today?” is a podcast produced in collaboration with SSP Copenhagen and @beboerprojektnordvest with support from Nørrebro Local Committee @jeg_bor_paa_noerrebro, Bispebjerg Local Committee @bispebjergbydel, and Area Renewal Bispebjerg Bakke.
Your hosts are Anne Katrine Raahede and @maiathecyberwitch.
There is constant growth in the consumption of the digital spaces from children and young people, and a significant and essential part of their social life takes place online. Several studies show that a large number of parents are concerned about their children’s online activities but do not inquire about it.
Therefore, we have created this podcast directed towards you, who are a parent or an adult trusted person in a child’s life. Here, you can find inspiration and tools on how to initiate the conversation, guide your child in challenging situations, and collaboratively establish good digital agreements. We cover who and what they may encounter online in terms of trends, influencers, and ideas.
Dont Look Back Records/ainas snerle
DLBxGaza (2023)
DLB x Gaza is a compilation album made from tracks donated to Don’t Look Back Records from their artist community in support for Gaza. 100% of the resale from this album will be donated to Doctors Without Borders.
Participating artists:
ainas snerle soundcloud.com/ainassnerle
Arvid Kraft soundcloud.com/arre-kr-fto
Xavier Bonfill xavierbonfill.bandcamp.com
ERNA ernaatthegates.bandcamp.com
Ed Cooper soundcloud.com/getcoopered
Francesco Rista & Smüss soundcloud.com/francesco-rista
denote denote.bandcamp.com
Birds and Robotics michaelschilertingsgrd.bandcamp.com
Pelle Juul: pellejuul.bandcamp.com
0164 123546789164.bandcamp.com
Mikołaj Ritowsky x Angela Wai Nok Hui angelahuiwainok.bandcamp.com mikolajrytowski.bandcamp.com
Make The World Great Again www.mixcloud.com/rickihogaard/make-the-world-great-again-mixtape-2/
Antonio de Nuevo antoniodenuevo.bandcamp.com
Fei Nie soundcloud.com/niefei
Bára Gísladóttir baragisladottir.bandcamp.com
Felipe Ferla felipeferla.bandcamp.com
Asalaus asalaus.bandcamp.com
Witness# www.malcolmfernandes.art
Quiver soundcloud.com/quiverrrr
baiabaia: baia-baia.bandcamp.com/music
Bipolar Psyborg soundcloud.com/user-754223870
blæk games/soundtrack/sound designer and artist
GOBLIN GONZO, EARWORMS (2023)
GOBLIN GONZO is a stand-alone art-punk TTRPG built on the Mörk Borg engine. One of the many extra collectables of the project is the EARWORMS cassette tape, the official Goblin Gonzo soundtrack. Each cassette is scavanged goblin-style from local thrift shops and upcycled to be completely unique. Hand pressed covers and painted cassettes with in-game songs and a selection of exquisitely curated bands in the genres of goblincore, doom, heavy, sludge & dungeon synth. Features tracks from: – Loot The Body – Bog Wizard – The Bridge City Sinners – GNOM – Jesper Hvitved – The Kremlin Gremlin – Trollgasm – Sara Nielsen – Burning Velvet And more!
I’m featured as both sound designer (Sara Nielsen: ‘Carnivale Bizarre’, ‘A Blobfish Quartet Singing Barbershop’) and artist (ainas snerle: ‘The Weird and Wonderful’)
SIDE A: Trollgasm – The Goblin Song (2:57) Jesper Hvitved – Orca Obscura (Pooka!) (3:22) Burning Velvet – Weevilweed (4:02) Roast Pork Pig Band – Eel Eating Human O’ Dunberdine (3:26) Sara Nielsen – A Blobfish Quartet Singing Barbershop (1:31) The Kremlin Gremlin – March! (3:49) Loot The Body – Nacht-Reuter (2:39) ainas snerle – The Weird and Wonderful (2:33)
SIDE B: Bridge City Sinners – Siren Song (3:46) GNOM – “Lament For The Orhrwurms” (4:30) Bog Wizard – The Orange Goblin (Green Goblin remix) (5:37) Roast Pork Pig Band – Ill-Gotten-Gains (4:20) The Kremlin Gremlin – Piss-Pickled Fish (2:56) Sara Nielsen – Carnivale Bizarre (1:47) Great Goblin Grand Mother – Göblin Magïck (2:00)
cybernauterne/podcast/consultantion
Algokratiet #1: Når din sagsbehandler er en kunstig intelligens (2023)
“The Algocracy” is a series in the Cybernauts podcast, where we talk to people who understand how algorithms, machine learning, and artificial intelligence work and the impact they have on our lives. You can listen to this and other episodes of our podcast “Cybernorms” wherever you listen to podcasts.
cybernauterne/podcast/sound designer and composer
Kønskrigerne 1-7 (2022-2023)
As a subseries of Cybernauterne’s podcast Cybernormer, Kønskrigerne [The gender warriors] critically investigates a specific branch of feminism, that excludes transgender people – Previously known as TERFs (Trans-exclusionary radical feminists) and today as Gender critical feminists.
Through 7 episodes, the series will be a platform for those whose lives, rights and security are up for debate, namely those who are transgender. The series introduces debate on 70s history, sports, terf rhetoric, children, primary school biology, digital meeting places and the idea that women can be “erased” – and much more, which is super hard, but also super important, to listen to. Therefore also a content warning: The series touches on transphobia, misogyny, homophobia and racism and examples from transphobic comments from digital forums will be read out via voiceactors.
cybernauterne/podcast/sound designer and composer
Manosfæren 3 (2021) – Episode 3: Mere end incels
As a subseries of Cybernauterne’s podcast Cybernormer, Manosfæren introduces the digital space ‘the manosphere’, wherein groups of men meet and discuss gender, masculinity and equality, based on a critique of feminism and modern gender equality politics.
In the third episode of Manosfæren, Maia Kahlke Lorentzen interviews professer Debbie Ging from Dublin City University, who has researched the manosphere and antifeminist movements for 20 years. In this episode, listeners are introduced to pickup artists, incels, MGTOWs and NoFappers – What brings them together and where do they disagree?
kongernes jelling/museum/sound designer and composer
Kongen kommer! (2020)
Located at the Jelling Viking Test Center in Kongens Hal, Kongen Kommer! [The King is coming!] is a mixture of projection mapping and spatial, multichannel sound design. I composed and designed both the sound design, original score and the audio setup. The auditory composition consists of a spatial soundscape, where visitors can hear the ambiance of a busy viking house [langhus], an audio drama, wherein different characters are preparing for Harald Blåtands arrival and a musical score, that underlines the dramatic narrative and the increasing stress and chaos of the room. Created in collaboration with visual designer Sofie Kjær Schmidt, playwright Anna Skov and dramaturge Daniella Ottendal Skovgaard.
The score consists of a slightly detuned guitar (played by me), dampened, repetitive drums (played by Christian Qvortrup, Tongues) and stretched and manipulated recordings of hurdy gurdy. I worked with detuning and dampened sound to get a mundane and folk-inspired sound, to both represent the people in the narrative and to minimize the effect of the melodic material, which is highly unusual for viking-themed music – The goal was to create a more modern feel, where the score could both support the dramatic and tense mood of the room, but also work as a musical representative for the cultural and historical questions at play in the exhibition. Likewise, Harald Blåtand has his own melodic signature and the two motifs play against each other as the composition slowly builds up and peaks as Harald Blåtand arrives at the exit.
In 8 speakers spread across 3 rooms, listeners was also able to “meet” different characters, hear their personal stories and political opinions towards Harald Blåtand and listen to the sounds they make. I created a generative sound universe, where fx animals and hardworking people were able to walk around in the room digitally and be heard at different locations. I did this to create a sense of a very busy and stressful atmosphere, to demonstrate how much the people was behind in their preparation for the kings arrival.
Jelling Orm (2020)
Located at the Jelling Viking Test Center, Jelling Orm invites younger visitors and children to a sensory experience, where exercises with audio, smell and vision situates a viking journey from Vejle to Constantinople on the viking ship Jelling Orm. Here the visitors gets to experience how the vikings developed new understandings of other contries, people and goods. The auditory composition consists of a soundscape, that changes with the narrative location of the experience design, where the visitors are invited to load goods in the ship, row with oars and hear about stars, while an ambient composition scores the narrative.
The goal was to create some music, that was both big and dark, to represent the eternal and spacious universe, but also to focus on how stars would sound, as they appeared on a dark sky – Some of them erupt as shooting starts, while others show them selves as little tiny dots.
sara nielsen, carsten rené nielsen/sound and poetry/sound designer and composer
En god historie (2019)
En god historie is a musical sound composition made exclusively of recorded and manipulated on-site sound from Clemens Antikvariat in Aarhus. This includes dusty metal lamps, bookends, desktop computer noises, a doorbell and street noises from the neighborhoods main street Tordenskjoldsgade. It is a remix of the prose poem Clemens Antikvariat (2017) by poet Carsten René Nielsen, originally written for 365tekster to Atlas over Aarhus.