Disc jockeys of the 21st century are driving a profound change in musical trends that is based on the mixture of styles, online diffusion and the commitment to the latest technologies.
A team of researchers is using the music created by our brain waves to treat common illnesses such as insomnia, fatigue and headaches derived from stressful environments or to improve concentration at work.
Natural wood gives traditional acoustic instruments a unique sound quality. In electronics, on the other hand, the sound richness is less, although they are more versatile and offer almost unlimited control of all parameters. But can you have everything? Now, thanks to MIT.
Scientists at the University of Maryland Medical Center have shown that listening to music can benefit the cardiovascular system just as much as exercising or taking certain medications.
The moments we live listening to the music of the Beatles are remembered much more clearly than other episodes in our lives, concludes a British study from the University of Leeds that has just been presented at the Liverpool Science Festival.
As Mónica López Quintana, psychologist and director of the DePsi center in Vitoria, comments, "every day there is more evidence that human beings, in...
A study published in the journal Alcoholism: Clinical & Experimental Research shows that loud music in bars encourages you to drink more alcohol in less time.
Danni Büchner is invited to Sam Dylan's Halloween party. But the "Goodbye Germany" emigrant has no desire for many other party guests. And find clear words.
