Star Trek Used Kissing Noises To Create The Sound Of A Classic Monster

The original Star Trek series secretly used sounds of people kissing to create noises for one of its many alien monsters.

"The answer might sound a little boring, but it's probably my iPhone": Modeselektor on their go-to instrument

Based in a new studio, Berlin’s favourite sonic troublemakers crash the DJ-Kicks series with a shape-shifting ...
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"The answer might sound a little boring, but it's probably my iPhone": Modeselektor on their go-to instrument, this year's DJ-Kicks mix and why the 808 is still the "sexiest ...

Based in a new studio, Berlin’s favourite sonic troublemakers crash the DJ-Kicks series with a shape-shifting techno-industrial mix. We sit down with Sebastian Szary to find out more ...
At Home Hustle on MSN

Why ceiling fan direction matters more than you realize - and how it saves money

Most of us flip the switch on our ceiling fans without a second thought. It spins, it cools, it does the job. Simple enough, ...
Defector

The Best Things We Heard In 2025

This is what the Defector staff listened to and enjoyed this year. From the Pyre, by The Last Dinner Party In a year where ...
Techopedia

Clatter, Clink & Ka-Ching: The Sound of a Casino

One of the best things about a casino is the noise. We look through the avalanche of endorphin-triggering sound waves you can ...
Guitar World on MSN

What’s your pedalboard persona? Find out with my pick of stompboxes to match your player identity

The Technician is the type of guitarist most likely to know the voltage requirements and buffer type of every pedal on their ...
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Visual Noise, PRG, and Disguise Power Visual Experience for Thousands of Fans at MDLBEAST Soundstorm

Today, Visual Noise, Disguise and PRG announced the successful completion of their work on MDLBEAST Soundstorm 2025, combining creative, technical and ...