How has illegal music downloads affected the music industry?

The iPhone’s touch screen interface was a response to the growing capabilities of mobile phones. How are other companies approaching the same issue?

The ancient didgeridoo meets modern technology in a striking new hybrid instrument.

The Wall of Sound brings a strong physical presence back to the act of listening to music.

Musician John Mayer has released a new augmented reality video called Battle Studies that places viewers right in the action.

In a move to add a physical connection to the artists we listen to, Matt Brown has created a prototype design for a interchangeable RFID radio system.

A new executive team at MySpace is trying to reignite the brand by focusing on entertainment – music, videos and games – as users leave for “cooler” destinations.

6a Architects has created a multi-use space where library stacks are used to display K-Swiss products.

Musician Daniel Romero has programmed a phenomenal sound environment where the natural motion of Mexican jumping beans trigger sounds on a computer.

With album sales dramatically falling as people increasingly migrate to one-off digital purchases from the likes of iTunes, the music industry is need of creative solutions to reverse this trend. To that end, we found out about one such effort that took place in Brooklyn last night. Musician Langhorne Slim, played a small, secretive show in support of his latest release, “Be Set Free,” where the cost of entry was buying the record.

NME reports that Banksy has collaborated with Radiohead’s Thom Yorke and filmmaker Raymond Salvatore Harmon for the video for his new solo song ‘The Hollow Earth’.

After seeing a newspaper photograph depicting birds perched on power lines, Agnelli noticed a distinct resemblance to notes on stanza.

Soul Sampa creates fresh, customized “urban experiences” related to sustainability in terms of design, fashion, street art and music.

Specialists in creating extreme environments, as well as events that bring the DIY community together, a Bushwick-based art duo have constructed a maze within the space, entitled “YOU ARE HERE: THE MAZE”.

For the first time ever, Jem Finer will be leading a live performance of a 1,000 minute section of his 1,000 year-long ‘Longplayer’ at London’s Roundhouse Theatre.