Name: A Very Brief History of Mathematics by The Stephen Wolfram Podcast
Duration: 1 h 31 min 25 s
Description: Join a lecture with Stephen Wolfram as he gives a thumbnail sketch of the history of mathematics live from the Wolfram Summer School 2019.

Daemonum marks the 30-years anniversary of raison d'être. With Daemonum raison d'être scrutinizes the secrets of the Shadow; the Anima/Animus archetypes and the manifestation of them as a Soul image. By learning to listen for the voice of our subconscious self, we can call that voice our Daemon, our internal genius that provide guidance, we can find hidden potential within ourselves. Daemonum is the album of the daemons.

Hunting in the shadows, for the hidden and the opposite, Daemonum is another crossing, deep down to the shaded domains of the inner world. Struggling in blindness and oblivion, guidance and protectors are needed to unfold the obscure matters of our unconsciousness. Artwork by Nihil.

Standard edition CD of 500 copies in 6-panel digisleeve. 6 Tracks. Running time: 74.56 and 300 copies Gatefold 2LP. 6 Tracks. Running time: 73.30 minutes

Daemonum

raison d'être - The Implacable Portal - Excerpt

Costa Rica's rainforests are lively and active at night, even if it might not seem like it. A night walk in the jungle will reveal countless creatures going about their business - hunting or trying to avoid hunters, looking for food and sometimes searching for a mate. Longer version at https://youtu.be/hl7LaTWnDYA

Night in the jungles of Costa Rica

Of Milkmaids & Architects (2006)
01 - Winter Flowers
02 - Artificial
03 - Polly Vaughan
04 - Music of the Moon
05 - Milkmaid
06 - The Architect
07 - Good World
08 - Songs That Make Sophie Fizz
09 - Silver Dagger
10 - The Tulip Effect
11 - Scientist

Winter Flowers

A few travels Sweden to France and vice-versa; constant bandwidth; and duo H.U.V.A. Network composed an album of immersive tunes infused with oneiric trip-hop, ambient geometries and morning trance. 

[ Ephemeris ] is a deep sonic ground swell, an album of contrasts, 10 tracks structured upon subterranean bass lines, transversal and luminous pads, crisp, crunchy beats. A mesmerizing ensemble of fresh atmospheres and intense, forward driving melodies. 

The inspiration for the album title comes from the artists Vincent Villuis and Magnus Birgersson's collaboration process, determined by the patterns of encounter in time and space, the alignment of creative moods and coordination of life's innate forces.

Ephemeris

Orientations Part 3 (Uncertainty Principle)

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Jessica Moss shares an excerpt of a work in progress, recently recorded live in her rehearsal space, that offers a lovely preview of new material to which concertgoers may find themselves treated in 2018 (alongside her debut opus Pools Of Light).

"Untitled 3" displays various techniques and influences that lie at the heart Moss's solo music: building stacked slow-burn string themes through live looping, sampling and pitch-shifting that beautifully balance drone and melody, gradually introduce further electronic, oscillation and synthesis textures, and channel folkways tropes from Eastern Europe and the Middle East – in this case, gesturing towards the Klezmer tradition perhaps most explicitly since her work in the mid-2000s with Black Ox Orkestar.

Jessica Moss
Pools Of Light
http://cstrecords.com/cst124

Jessica Moss • "Untitled #3 (excerpt)"

The opening track from this wonderful album from strië...to be re-released this month in a double 10" lathe cut package...in an edition of only 40 copies. Originally released by Time Released Sound on CD in 2012.

strië   "õhtul"...   Hällilaul

Join a lecture with Stephen Wolfram as he gives a thumbnail sketch of the history of mathematics live from the Wolfram Summer School 2019.

A Very Brief History of Mathematics

My latest collection of work titled 'Slow Walking' is out today via Toronto's Polar Seas Recordings. Available on vinyl and digital formats. This is the first time any of my work has been available on vinyl and I have to thank Brad Deschamps for making that a reality. See buy link. UK and EU people can also get copies here - https://www.normanrecords.com/records/177983-moss-covered-technology-slow-walking

Slow Walking

'Forgotten Views' - Slow Walking - [Polar Seas Recordings, 2019]

James Murray and Francis M Gri's Remote Redux is a delicate and original response to distance and closeness as expressed by the Japanese concept Ma, known also as negative space. It's a place of elegant dimension where Gri's graceful piano motifs and bowed guitar figures are carefully framed within the free flowing surrounds of Murray's warm synth sequences and nuanced sound design.

Having released each other's work on their Slowcraft and KrysaliSound imprints James and Francis naturally extended this exchange into a remote London-Milan collaboration. The resulting debut is an unhurried collection of exquisitely crafted minimal ambient, tender and contemplative, a listening experience that simultaneously explores and distorts our awareness of separation and togetherness.

Written, arranged, mixed & produced by James Murray & Francis M Gri
Audio mastering by Vincent Villuis | Ultimae Studios (studios@ultimae.com)
Artwork Design by Arnaud Galoppe & Vincent Villuis
Photo credits : Welcomia

REMOTE REDUX

Redux

JAMES MURRAY & FRANCIS M GRI | Redux

base playing impro session by jürgen slojewski

cymbal and atmospheric overtones from modular session
arrangement and additional percussions arranged in ableton

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Tracklist

01. Simeon Walker - Hush
02. The Seaman & The Tattered Sail - The Fallen Light
03. Thme -  A2. Silesco
04. Rhucle - As
05. Tomotsugu Nakamura - Library
06. Wouter van Veldhoven - First lullaby
07. Hymns57 - Apparition Psalm (ft. sp3ct3rs)
08. Federico Durand - Poesía inédita de Aina Adelborg
09. Norihito Suda - Transitoriness 3

215. Sleepy Sunday Podcast (Elm Records)

Stephen Wolfram is the creator of Mathematica, Wolfram|Alpha and the Wolfram Language; the author of A New Kind of Science; and the founder and CEO of Wolfram Research. Over the course of nearly four decades, he has been a pioneer in the development and application of computational thinking—and has been responsible for many discoveries, inventions and innovations in science, technology and business.

On his podcast, Stephen discusses topics ranging from the history of science to the future of civilization and ethics of AI.

A Very Brief History of Mathematics

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