Renick Bell is standing in front of his computer at a small table in the middle of the dance floor. The stoic, bespectacled musician types quickly and efficiently, his eyes locked to his computer ...

Youth Code may not have its roots in the goth scene, but the duo is arguably the most popular of the current wave of bands influenced by early industrial music. Along with groups like Burning, from ...

In the Bay Area, according to Wired, tech-savvy DJs are creating a new style of electronic music. Instead of using sequencers and turntables, some DJs are writing code that generates sounds and beats ...

Welcome to Scene Report where we highlight significant, underground scenes and subcultures across the globe. Picture this: You walk into a club and see someone in front of a computer. Behind this ...

Thomas County students are learning to code by creating their own music through Georgia Tech’s EarSketch program.

Chris Weller grew up in Louisville, Kentucky, playing guitar and tinkering with a lot of antiquated music software to create industrial electronic music. Upon moving to Pittsburgh to get his ...

Collectives in cities around the world are bringing computer languages to the club. By Luke Winkie On a computer, Sonic Pi looks like any other coding language. It’s a mess of numbers, parentheticals, ...