The book "Algorhythmized" by Shintaro Miyazaki offers an in-depth analysis of the interactions between digital media technologies and cultural theories. The term "algorhythm" combines the concepts of algorithm and rhythm, serving as a foundation for a precise cultural theoretical examination. In an era where many processes are algorithmically driven, the work illuminates the measurable time effects and the symbolic logics underlying these technologies. It challenges the humanities to question the epistemological and archaeological conditions of these technologies and provides explanatory models for their social, cultural, and political impacts. With 282 pages, the book presents a well-founded engagement with a highly relevant topic that is significant for students and professionals in the fields of art, music, and design.