'Music for PlayStation' - music that can only be felt by vibrating, not heard

New Zealand artist and scientist Jesse Austin-Stewart has created music that only be felt through the vibrations of a PlayStation Dualsense controller, not heard. To feel them, a “listener” has to plug in their controller into a computer and press play on the audio. The controller will then automatically vibrate, with the rhythm of each song forming the track. ‘Music For PlayStation’ contains five separate tracks, each with different rhythms and tempos running through the controllers. The tracks, which were written and developed with a number of deaf artists, are available on all streaming sites, and can also be downloaded on Austin-Stewart’s Bandcamp.