Shortly after these experiments, I finally found the hot Reactual Corner again. The “sharp verecund” frequency is this: 99Hz split by 3. Visited by Groundsel, visited by Naiad.

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.Here are some musical tones from the Labs have been translated into geometries by the post-industrial strength visualizer White Cap. Note the audio frequencies themselves are captured in these photographs.

Eric Lewis kills it on the piano.
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Looks like Aphex Twin is finally going to give us a new album, I like what Steve Beckett (founder of Warp Records) had to say:

“Basically I find out what it sounds like when we go into the mastering room and he puts it – well how it used to be, he’ll put the DAT player in and there it’ll be – so that’s the first time I’ll hear it.”

“Then I’ll go onto my knees and thank him and then we’ll put it out.”

Need to have a crazy big launch party for this one.

The Squarepusher concert was fresh, but that was then and this is now and Thomas isn’t feeling much other than a dirtbag, and not those cool sorts who bum around the forest climbing boulders and slacklining and shit but the sort that makes shite music while sitting on a pile of pounds. Anyway, here is Byron traipsing in the shadows of an alley after the gig, and after he climbed a razor wire fence and nearly infiltrated TJ’s bus. Word.

The complex music and violent dance steps depicting fertility rites first drew catcalls and whistles from the crowd. At the start with the opening bassoon solo, the audience began to boo loudly due to the slight discord in the background notes behind the bassoon’s opening melody. There were loud arguments in the audience between supporters and opponents of the work. These were soon followed by shouts and fistfights in the aisles. The unrest in the audience eventually degenerated into a riot. The Paris police arrived by intermission, but they restored only limited order. Chaos reigned for the remainder of the performance, and Stravinsky himself was so upset on account of its reception that he fled the theater in mid-scene, reportedly crying.

Have been a fan of Justin’s photography for a while, and was delighted to mux around with his mixtape 2.0 idea he recently released, Muxtape. The site is a tad bit slow at the moment, but the app is simple with a clean interface. Here are five tracks to settle you into a nice evening of chinscratching.