RE: [microsound] The women of microsound

[Kenric McDowell <kenric@xxxxxxxx>]

Is electronic music really ungendered? Is this meant to be a sort of
posthuman or machinic lack of gender? Microsound seems like a very male
thing to me.

-km

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--*Cornice McDonnell wrote:
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--*> So the next question must be...
--*> Does "men's" and "women's" microsound sound different? Is
--*gender flattened
--*> on the powerbook screen or can it be heard in the music? What
--*terminology
--*> and characteristics do microsounders attribute to masculinity
--*and femininity
--*> in music?
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--*> -km
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