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Rolling Stone Menu ‘Sisters With Transistors’: A Brief History of Electronic Music’s Unsung Pioneers 80-minute documentary is a much-needed spotlight on women like Pauline Oliveros and Suzanne Ciani, despite significant gaps in the story it tells By Electronic music — or, as we think of it today, most popular music — is so taken for granted that it’s easy to forget its original pioneers were iconoclasts of their time. Lisa Rovner’s new documentary Sisters With Transistors, about the women who expanded the technological and artistic possibilities of the form during th...

Gigulate Review: 'Sisters With Transistors': Breaking barriers with electronic sounds The documentary "Sisters With Transistors," narrated by Laurie Anderson, brings the stories of women who pioneered electronic music to a new generation.

Enter email address You may occasionally receive promotional content from the Los Angeles Times. The Oscars are this Sunday, bringing an end to an extended awards season like no other. Besides his predictions in all 23 categories, awards columnist Glenn Whipp wrote a piece about what to look for during the ceremony, such as just how much history will be made among the winners, the extremely competitive lead actress race and whether there will be joy in Husavik, Iceland. Advertisement The Spirit Awards were on Thursday, with “Nomadland” taking four prizes, “Sound of Metal” winn...

When we think of pioneers in electronic music, who comes to mind? Perhaps Brian Eno, with his professorial vibes and conceptual strategies. Or Kraftwerk, with their avant-garde robot pop and future-obsessed lyrics. Or maybe, Nils Frahm or another contemporary-classical boffin, squirrelling away behind vintage synths and wowing concert halls with their unconventional way with a grand piano. Whoever it is, the person you’ve thought of is almost certainly male. Now a new documentary aims to give voice to “electronic music’s unsung heroines”. Sisters With Transistors, by French-America...

Amplifying the Women Who Pushed Synthesizers Into the Future Lisa Rovner’s “Sisters With Transistors: Electronic Music’s Unsung Heroines” spotlights the pioneers who harnessed technology to do more than “push around dead white men’s notes.” Daphne Oram, a crucial figure of electronic music history, was the first woman to set up her own independent electronic music studio.Credit...Via The Daphne Oram Trust and Metrograph Pictures By Lindsay Zoladz April 21, 2021, 2:44 p.m. ET When you hear the phrase “electronic musician,” what sort of person do you picture? A pallid, wildly ...