Cover Your Ears.

Conrad Schnitzler. From the Bureau B website. 

A lot of new (and some restocked) tapes in stock! Feat, KiNETiK Records & related (Greece), The History Of Colour TV (Berlin), and Reckno (U.K).

how to know the immature insects (1949)

Wait no it’s the “Otrillody ne 5” because I fucked up when stamping the name.

ISAO TOMITA lecture in Tokyo, October 13, 2014. English subtitles.

Computers in our Lives - Computer educational film from 1980

an installation project inspired by a speculative diagram drawn by the late pyrotechnic sculptor Stephen Cripps. a woodmill production, concieved by naomi pearce & currently on show at dilston grove, southwark. the accompanying audio works from the exhibition feature interviews, archive footage, soundtracks and essays by alice hattrick, patrick langley, jonathan p watts, steven warwick (heatsick), william raban, laura oldfield ford, simon werner and z’ev. these are also available to download at www.woodmill.org/mgoe

In the course of this short lecture (inspired by his book of the same name published by Open Humanities Press in 2011), Joseph Nechvatal explains how ideas of disturbance, interference and patterns connect Noise Music (including sound excerpts from Luigi Russolo, Pierre Schaeffer, Boyd Rice’s Pagan Music, The Beatles’ Revolution 9, Merzbow) to visual arts (from prehistoric cave painting to process art to TV static to Joseph’s own viral work), reappraising the potentiality of noise along the way – “Nihilism as a provocation for the imagination”, says he.

Discography

Via Flickr: Penguin Special First edition published in 1964 Cover design by Bruce Robertson