A diagnostic engineer's collection of his electronics and music experiments, including the "Ambient Addition" music concréte headphones.

All sorts of web resources about microtonal music.

Live, unreleased, released, new songs, studio recordings. Generally good quality.

"...discography, lyrics database, completely downloadable live recordings archive..."

"..here goes my rundown of ten must-have musique concrète records." Oh heck yeah.

"The reactable, is a state-of-the-art multi-user electro-acoustic music instrument with a tabletop tangible user interface."

Theories on track titles.

French netlabel, free albums. "Electronic soundscapes" and 'Cake on Cake' is great.

"9 Beet Stretch is Ludwig van Beethoven's 9th symphony stretched to 24 hours, with no pitch distortions."

A cool record label from Sweden.

Before The Books, Nick had a solo career in glitch, and this is an album of remixes and rarities from his "Willscher" album.

"The musical brain is learning."

An article about The Books' Nick Zammuto's sound experiments by John E. Mitchell for a local newspaper.

An article and interview of The Books by John E. Mitchell for a local newspaper.

Finally understandable.

"Since 1998 ... some of the most internationally acclaimed cutting-edge artists." They fancy electronic and experimental music, especially from Japan. Don't miss "Radio Dondon."

Contains a short audio interview with The Books.

Guitar and voice and plinky little instruments on a four-track. Satisfaction guaranteed. This is Tuesday night music.

Real piano sheet music for all 85 songs.

"21,000+ Game Music MIDI files." From NES to Xbox 360.

Albums of electronic music by the host of NPR's "All Songs Considered."

Free MP3s from a few of Eno's unreleased projects.

Japanese independent music: news, reviews, features, etc.

"This is an attempt to annotate Destroyer lyrics. However, no attempt is made at describing what a song is about. I don't know what any of them are about. Nobody does."

Using iTunes' Smart Playlists to make a great radio station with Party Shuffle.

A number of Erik Satie's works performed on acoustic guitar. Played by Pierre Laniau.

James Nicholl and friends make electronic noises.

With some sample sources and ponderings on the deeper meaning of the work.

An interview and two songs performed live in the studio.