Media & Press
What People Are Saying About Marsification
From exploring Antarctica by foot to exploring space by space probes, I’ve witnessed how we romanticize the red planet while taking for granted the blue one. Marsification captures that tension in sound: dreamy, chilling, and unflinchingly honest. It’s an immersive sonic voyage that exposes the fragility of planetary fantasies built on capitalist ambition.
— Ariel Waldman, Antarctic explorer and NASA advisor
A timely exploration of the future the would-be Space Emperors of Silicon Valley have planned, meeting a historical moment when the mask is most definitely slipping.
— Dr. Martin Austwick, musician, podcaster (Neutrinowatch, Song by Song, The Allusionist) and former research physicist
Marsification is a necessary and beautiful intervention into the tech-bro led paradigm of what our rights and roles are with regards to the red planet, and how this galactic paradigm serves as a stark mirror to our rights and roles here on Earth. A powerful meander through various mediums reflecting on our systems (both natural and contrived) here on Earth through the question of Mars.
–Eleanor Goldfield, Project Censored Radio and filmmaker
Marsification says as much through words as it does through music, soundscape, tone, and genre breaking. Blew me away.
–Willi Lempert, Professor of Anthropology focusing on space decolonization and Indigenous futurism, Bowdoin College
Marsification instantly took me to another world, one full of creativity, music, and thought-provoking ideas. By the end, I realized I had been fully absorbed and entertained while also being challenged with intriguing questions about the future of space colonization.
— Amy Vicnair, audio storyteller & documentarian
