Scientists have come across strange new rocks that contain manmade plastic in all five inhabited continents, Newsweek reports — a shocking sign of the sheer permeation of plastic pollution into the "natural" world.

Nyahh Records is very excited to finally be announcing the release of ‘Under the Island: A Compilation of Experimental Music in Ireland 1960 – 1994’.

Your New Weird Britain roundup returns, bringing you sauntering goth-house, watery electronics and an album released via a flowerpot A whole year of New Weird Britain awaits us, and for the first such column of 2024 I have a good whack of acts appearing in it for the first time.

Maritime Morse code was formally phased out in 1999, but in California, a group of enthusiasts who call themselves the “radio squirrels” keeps the tradition alive. “Calling all. This is our last cry before our eternal silence.

When British tourists ditched the UK seaside to travel overseas, Trevor Clark captured their glamorous new vacations – although he did bring his own palm tree

Black & White Photography and Stories by Anatoly Suzdaltsev. Performative and documentary visions, street geometry and peoples.

« Constructal 4 », photo imprimée sur coton et brodée à la main, 2015. Les portraits brodés de l’artiste chilienne Juana Gómez mêlent l’observation de la nature et de ses processus à la tradition ancestrale.

The Norwegian Dawn cruise ship, part of Norwegian Cruise Line, is currently quarantined off the coast of Mauritius.

Deep inside the workshops of the Victoria and Albert Museum, a specialist is painstakingly dabbing the back of a torn drawing with a cotton bud.

Google a lancé sa nouvelle intelligence artificielle, bien plus puissante que Chatgpt. Posant de nombreuses questions idéologiques et politiques évidentes, cette technologie pourrait paradoxalement dire quelque chose d’elle-même, de nous, de demain.

Espen J. Aarseth, né en 19651 à Bergen en Norvège, est un chercheur en littérature et ludologie.