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The article presents Yoshi Wada, the Japanese Fluxus associate. This paper reports about the massive installations and compositions comprising the lifeworks of Yoshi Wada. he talks of his exploits and sympathetic resonances of his bagpipes, customized organ pipes and outsized earth horns. He has been in the industry trying to keep up in the digital age of music.

The article features the Arcadia, a performance space and recording studio located in Brooklyn, New York City. Topics discussed include the space that would become Arcadia discovered by musician William Basinski and his partner James Elaine, the remodeling they made on the venue including scraping the vaulted ceiling of peeling paint and replacing broken windows and some performers that recorded in the studio including Basinski's experimental group Life On Mars.

The article reviews the music release "Relief," by Kevin Drumm.

The article features Awesome Tapes From Africa, an MP3 blog that has become a record label in October 2011. It is said that the aim of the blog when it was founded in 2006 by Brian Shimkovitz, was to make obscure cassettes of African music digitally available. Information on the album "La Grande Canatrice Malienne Vol. 3," the first release of the label, is presented. Also included are details for the MSPS New Music Festival that will be held in Louisiana.

The article reviews the music release "Box Is Stupid," by Incapacitants.

The article reviews the music release "Pyramids," by Pyramids.

Reviews the music release "Archives," by Maurizio Bianchi.

The article focuses on Canadian vocal artist Crys Cole and her music. Cole mentions that her music is associated with aesthetics that causes her to have her own brand of music. It adds the musician has worked with several artists including Bernhard Gunter, Steve Rodent, and Loren Chasse. It also cites the music release "Automatic Writing" written by Robert Ashley.