Antonio Poscic

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Freelance Music and Arts Journalist, Freelance

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As seen in: Bandcamp Daily, Substack, Flipboard, The Quietus, PopMatters, The Wire, Tiny Mix Tapes, VAN Magazine

Covers: Arts in general with a focus on music. Within music, special areas of interest are experimental and electronic music, hard to classify styles, free jazz/free improvisation, avant-rock, and metal.

🤔 music writer, researcher, teacher, programmer ✍️ @thewiremagazine, @theQuietus, @PopMatters ❤️ music, literature, film, leftist politics, philosophy, tech

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Music writer for The Wire, The Quietus, PopMatters and others. Researcher in the field of computer music. Assistant teacher at the Zagreb Academy of Music. Programmer. Activist.

Interests include: music, literature, film, leftist politics, philosophy, tech.

Antonio Poscic’s Journalist Portfolio

Electric Guerillas

The Loss and Rediscovery of Croatian Electroacoustic Music

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Interview: Oliver Coates

The London-based cellist and producer talks new album on RVNG Intl.

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Interview: Saint Abdullah

On "Stars Have Eyes," Saint Abdullah Assess Political and Cultural Strife

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Death Drag - Shifted

For an album that for most of its duration thrashes in a cloud of free improv and noise metal madness, the op…

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Mutant Geographies

Liverpool based electronic musician JC Leisure sculpts his solo works from rave cassette tapes and Sim City c…

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Threadbare - Silver Dollar

A review of Silver Dollar by Threadbare, available May 29th worldwide via NoBusiness Records.

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Unlimited Editions: Warm Winters Ltd

Jan 06, 2026 |

By Antonio Poscic

| The Wire

Befitting its name, Bratislava based label Warm Winters Ltd is dedicated to cosy and introspective music. Although the label’s releases occupy stylistically diverse forms – from lithe ambient and sunken drones to colourful experimental pop – they are all brought together by a characteristic tenderness that founder Adam Badí Donoval hopes can “help awaken a certain sensitivity in the listeners”.

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(Not) playing in the band

Dec 22, 2025 |

By Antonio Poscic

| The Wire

For several years, the supposed death of the band has been cropping up in state-of-the-nation style music discourse. The obvious culprit? Financial hurdles of the sort that even successful bands can no longer overcome. This autumn, Garbage vocalist Shirley Manson launched a diatribe against the unsustainable realities of touring. Meanwhile, UK post-punk four piece Dry Cleaning were forced to postpone their US concerts due to “increasingly hostile economic forces”.

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Pidgins – Refrains Of The Day, Volume 2 | The Quietus

Apr 16, 2025 |

By Bobby Barry , Antonio Poscic

| The Quietus

“What are some of the possible musics on this planet at this time?” Jon Hassell asked in 1980, trying to imagine a decidedly Western bridge between the global North and South. The essay that the US trumpeter and composer penned to accompany his collaboration with Brian Eno, Fourth World, Vol.1: Possible Musics, would later be as influential as the album itself. Yet, the music of the future that they had tried to imagine never quite arrived.