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  • Motorcyclist outside the Nallur Kandaswamy temple, Jaffna, Sri Lanka. Photo by Jim Sykes.

    Remapping Sound Studies

    — Gavin Steingo and Jim Sykes —

  • Remapping Sound Studies: A Turn to the Global South

    — April 15, 2016 —

  • Hacking out the Noise of Global Asia: Experimental Music as Regional Cultural Policy

    — April 13, 2018 —

  • Lauren Flood: “AI and the Ethnography of Musical Futures”

    — November 9, 2018 —

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  • Sykes portrait

    Jim Sykes

    — University of Pennsylvania —

  • Steingo portrait

    Gavin Steingo

    — Princeton University —

  • Motorcyclist outside the Nallur Kandaswamy temple, Jaffna, Sri Lanka. Photo by Jim Sykes.

    Gavin Steingo and Jim Sykes

    — Princeton University and University of Pennsylvania —

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