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Fresh from making his Glastonbury debut, Cyrano shares ‘Heavy Dust’, the kinetic lead single from his new EP ‘Limitations’. 

It’s a post-festival anthem, soaked in melancholy and longing, which captures the feeling of homesickness and emotional distance after a year spent touring the world; from Aberdeen to Auckland, New York to Singapore. 

Cyrano will return to London this October for a special EP launch show, raising funds for War Child and those displaced from their homes due to conflict.

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Heavy Dust Lyrics:

Heavy dust clouds and sleeping on doubt
Settle down and wait it out
What’s the cost of an hour in your heart?
Hour’s over and I hardly breathe
So tell me what it’s all about

So how did you notice signs 
To tell me something’s wrong?

I was lost, I was your fool
But I’ve worked out all the days ’til I’ll see you
I could write better in my letters with another night’s sleep at home
Cos I'm resigned to hard times on my own
To figure what I’m all about

So how did you notice signs 
To tell me something’s wrong?

Hours in your heart
Hour's over
And I hardly breathe

Heavy Dust - Single

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Heavy Dust

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Welcome back to a brand new Monday and a brand new mixtape to ease you into your week.

Today we sign in with some free jazz from Poland, and out with some Northern Ghanian-inspired spiritual jazz, via 1970s afro funk and a helping of Scottish ambient in the midst of things. Happy monday!

This mixtape was curated by DJ, record collector & occasional composer Rebecca Vasmant.

Full Tracklist: http://www.stampthewax.com/2017/01/30/monday-morning-mixtape-155/

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Mix of the Week #233 is "Beauty Notes for Carmen" by Dany Dorado

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Mix of the Week #233: Dany Dorado - Beauty Notes for Carmen

This title refers to apocalyptic ideas about the end of time when the time of humanity expires, and its history ends. But this is not about the Last Judgment and the second advent but about the technogenic end of time. It can be either catastrophic or positive—it can start a new era. Technological singularity is thought to be such a limit, as a result of which artificial superintelligence will appear, the goals of which will be unknown to us, and control over which is impossible. The history of mankind will end as soon as we have to negotiate not with people but with machines, as soon as, perhaps, nothing remains of a biological human. But everything can end earlier and more prosaically—from a nuclear disaster. In this sense, the latter invention has already been completed.

Dancing Qualia

Last Invention

On November 10, 1616, in the small German town of Ulm, the French philosopher René Descartes went to bed. At night, he saw three visions, the three most famous dreams in the history of mankind. It was this night that sent young Descartes in search of a new system of views on consciousness and body. Its significance became apparent centuries later. "A brief and fairly complete description of the intellectual life of European peoples up to the present," the English philosopher Alfred Whitehead noted, "is that they sponged on the capital left by a genius of the 17th century." Anyone who is now engaged in the study of consciousness mentions Descartes. He brought into the world a profound problem that neither he himself nor the philosophers of subsequent centuries could cope with.

Descartes Delusion

Physicalism claims that physical facts determine the presence of all the others. But suppose there is a world exactly the same as ours in physical terms, but in which physiological processes in its inhabitants are not accompanied by conscious experience. These creatures are called philosophical zombies—they are just like us in everything, except for the absence of consciousness. If the intuition about zombies is correct, it automatically means that physical facts do not determine all the others; therefore, physicalism is false, and the main factor in its falsehood is consciousness that becomes the last redoubt on the path of advance of physicalism theories.

Philosophical Zombie

As Francis Crick, co-discoverer of the DNA double helix, said, “neuroscience has not yet discovered the double helix of the brain.” One of the new ideas in this field is that the codes of the mind and consciousness are hidden in the neural hypernetwork of the brain. The brain hypernetwork is a network of networks. The nodes in it are clouds of neurons jointly encoding certain knowledge and relations of the body. Connections, communication between such hypernodes are carried out through the common neurons. Our consciousness, according to this theory, lives in this neural hypernetwork.

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Los Angeles duo Club Tularosa (@clubtularosa) is a reflection of Italo, post-punk and new wave. Their DJ sets offer cosmic narratives shining a light on the dark side of disco, psychedelic techno, and even the obscure parts of global funk.

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