Colombia Al Parque 2026: Cantoras, Front and Center. 
Glass Moose, “Afterfloor”: Falling Slowly, Eyes Open. 
Totó La Momposina Has Passed Away. The Star, She Always Said, Was Colombian Music. 
Broken Social Scene Returns With “Remember The Humans”, On Their Own Time. 
Groover Radar – Vol. 2 – 2026 
Before You Sign Anything: A Simple Guide to Music Publishing
Review by Camilo González Blanco for El Malsonante Because art should pay the bills, too Introduction What every artist should...
“Malvada”, The Constant Movement Of Nuevos Ríos
“Malvada”, the latest release from Nuevos Ríos, is built around a Pacific coast rhythm that opens to other sounds without...
Massive Attack to freedom: Robert Del Naja, 3D, detained in London for opposing genocide
Robert Del Naja, also known as 3D and the remaining member of Massive Attack, was detained yesterday in London during...
The Map Is Shrinking
How the Trump administration's policies are pushing international artists out of the United States — and what that means for...
Koyot – “The Count”: The Architecture of Shadows
Lately, I’ve been shifting my daily routine, and while inhabiting those new hours of silence, I came across "The Count,"...
Kaputt Festival Futuro: Music, Ideas, Community
Bogotá welcomes Kaputt Festival Futuro, a bold new festival launching on April 24 and 25 at Proyecto Kinder. Far more...
Cartography of Sound #1: New York—Gang Gang Dance
The Concrete Trance Every city has a sound that betrays it. A murmur, a pulse, a frequency vibrating under the...
Hits Malsonantes Vol. 1 · Apr 2026
HITS MALSONANTES · VOL. 1 · 7 · ABR 2026 Weird week. Good weird. Fourteen songs from different places that...