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"Free online file conversion." Text, audio, images, video.

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

Theories on track titles.

"Numbers stations are shortwave radio stations of uncertain origin. They generally broadcast people reading streams of numbers, words, or letters (sometimes using a phonetic alphabet)." Here's where that "yankee hotel foxtrot" sample came from.

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."

"Our obsession with physical appearance may not be so shallow after all." Symmetry and youth rule.

"Since tradition is fictive, there is no reason to feel genetically allied to a tradition. Everyone can freely choose the fictive tradition they wish to work with. Every artist may work with any of the elements found on the planet. Whether an artist can produce something new and exciting from that depends on not the origin of the artist but the artist’s ability."

"Walt Disney was the opposite of frozen. His body was cremated two days after his death in 1966."

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."

Lots of articles on how to be fit and healthy.

"Juan Mann's mission to brighten up a stranger's life." Guaranteed smiles.

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

Using Mathematica to write a program that generates the Big Bang sound. "The simulation lasts 100 seconds representing the first 760 thousand years of evolution of the universe, and varies the sound intensity to match the cosmic microwave..."

Play Divx, AVI, and tons of other video formats in QuickTime.

A series of skits from Japanese TV. Dadaist mannequin awesomeness.

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."

My favorite Kozyndan piece, a replication of part of Hokusai's "Great Wave" in bunnies.

Comparing the Soviet Gulag to current US detention centers and secret prisons.

Contains a short audio interview with The Books.

"creative policies of engagement are called for and are possible"

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

Instant trivia.

Real piano sheet music for all 85 songs.

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

"...if the project is successful, the space-time around a tiny point within our universe will be distorted in such a way that it will begin to form a new superfluid space, and eventually break off..."