The future is here. Scientists are now able to work out the sounds in your mind simply from reading brain scans.
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Psychology
Guest writer Sarah Cox reveals the fascinating psychological effects of singing in a 'megachoir' as uncovered by researchers at Goldsmiths, University of London.
Finnish researchers uncover unusual brain behaviour in professional musicians compared to non-musicians.
Three-year study finds keyboard players bottom of the class when it comes to healthy habits.
Scientists predict music talent, and it's all about the gyrus!
What colour is your favourite song? Scientists connect colour, emotion and music.
According to new research, music disrupts our ethical decision making.
Can modern music be more original than the originals? That's what new psychology research suggests.
Psychologist Dr. Rebecca Schaefer explains why the musical experience is so personal.
Is a turntablist's brain any different to an average person's? Inspired by our feature 'Scratch Obsession', award-winning UK psychologists are considering research into the effects of turntablism on the brain.
As biologists still struggle to understand the human brain, music and art is attempting to pick up the slack.
Why do some people get more musically-induced skin tingles than other? Could it be something to do with your personality?
Daft Punk sculptures and scientific breakthroughs - the vision of sound is alive and well.
EXACTLY which are the most repetitive songs in the last 50 years?
WANT to ensure you get a good present haul this Christmas? Choose the right soundtrack.
A rapper causing seizures? This is more common than you might think...
THINK twice the next time you tease your friend for their terrible dancing because it might be that they literally cannot hear the rhythm.
BINAURAL Beats, I-Dosing and the Khaleej Times doing its best to set the news agenda over the 'drug-like' effects.