“'Listening here is not about finding solace. But the weight of the unknowable functions as a reminder that attunement demands listening again. As LaBelle notes, ‘according to an ethics tuned to the missing, the audibility of speaking out often shifts to that of whispered and occluded reverberations and dark volumes, acousmatic sonorities which demand another form of listening – a strained, horizontal listening by which to collaborate with the unseen’ (LaBelle 2018, 32)' (Carla J. Maier, The Here and Now of Listening). ”