who are the women talking in the background. They aren't mentioned in the article. 

It was so long ago... Thank you for uploading this audio track!

[🧡]  The Man, a Mathematician, and Musician... My! 

Thank you for this wonderful piece of History

Cafe Oto Sept.4 2022

https://open.spotify.com/intl-es/artist/4OWY4LQlCjL9sVXeCJVLqE?si=aUXp6-9TT667oLFPyz2oRg

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subway trip II (newer junkier town)

FLAU - 31/07/2023

Tilt Brass performs overlays/smear in 2015, somewhere in New York City or Brooklyn

overlays/smear (2015)

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This is a snippet from the electro-acoustic "soundtrack" to the glitch novel by cult Japanese writer, Kenji Siratori. The music is by Canadian duo, Wormwood. Each copy of the AI infused novel comes with an accompanying CD.

Official Report On The Intransitionalist Chronotopologies Of Kenji Siratori  - Clip 3

Like Elv Eroyn

9h34

Départ ou retard pour la transe. Mais être toujours en avance sans vraiment savoir pourquoi. Appuyer sur le REC et attendre. « Tu jettes pas ta canne quand le poisson passe ! ». 
Autre espace-temps, à Azillanet ça craquèle sous les rires. Certain.es se laissent surprendre par l’expérience, d’autres y plongent les yeux fermés. Se laisser traverser les oreilles ! 

Cueillette sonore et montage par : Chloé Kobuta, Jana Laux, Louise André, Martine Rousseaux, Raphaël Wild, Sébastien Comyn, Sonia Perego, Vania Jaikin Miyazaki sous les grands lobes du bélier sensible Bélix Flume. 
@cordessensibles


Avec la généreuse participation de : Florence, Eloïse, Stéphane, Nico, Martine, Georges, Anne, Suzanne et les habitant.es d’Azillanet.

9h34

An appropriate speed for this tune.
Full album here: 
https://schematicmusiccompany.bandcamp.com/album/bald-mountain-breaks

All Wheel [167 Dashboard Rip]

The Copeland-Long restoration of the earliest known recording of computer music, recorded at Alan Turing's Computing Machine Laboratory in Manchester in 1951. Read Copeland and Long's fascinating blog account of the all-night programming session which led to its creation, and Turing's reaction on hearing it the following morning:  http://blogs.bl.uk/sound-and-vision/2016/09/restoring-the-first-recording-of-computer-music.html

First known recording of computer music, 1951

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First known recording of computer music, 1951

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