Music/Other, as a genre framework, exists not as an afterthought or a generic bin for unclassifiable works, but as a deliberate space that centers creative works that resist the narrow constraints of more formally predefined, mainstream genre categorizations, holding space for creations that blend multiple traditions, experiment with untested sonic frameworks, or draw from cultural contexts that are often overlooked by standard genre labeling systems. Kusut, the collaborative sound from Indonesian creators Ardhito Pramono and Ari Lesmana, fits perfectly within that intentional, flexible framing, as it is a work that carries the full, uncompromised scope of its creators’ combined artistic visions, unbound by the pressure to distill its identity to fit a preexisting genre box that would erase the layers of context and creativity that define it.