This book offers an exploration of new popular music listening cultures informed by internet technologies, digitization, and the shifts from material (cassettes, compact discs and vinyl) to immaterial artifacts (MP3s and streaming services). In it, Laura Glitsos identifies the often unexpected ways in which popular music consumption changes along with technological shifts. Glitsos' work builds upon investigative and qualitative studies of popular music listening experiences by adopting a methodological and theoretical model formed around somatechnics. Through this approach, Glitsos illustrates how new listening technologies are increasingly intertwined with material bodies and human phenomenology. weiterlesen