"SB’s music is a mix of old-school electronica, cosmic flourishes, nostalgic sampling and sounds at times like a mish mash of DJ Shadow, Air, ’60s psychedelia, ’80s synths and touches on the same sound sources as the current trend for hypnagogic pop (aka chillwave aka glo-fi aka WTF are you talking about?). Look out for the Inner Sunshine EP coming soon and their debut album, provisionally titled She Was Coloured In in the summer."
From http://www.nialler9.com/2010/03/10/introducing-solar-bears/?utm_source=feedburner&utm_medium=feed&utm_campaign=Feed%3A+nialler9%2Frss+%28Nialler9+Music+Blog%29
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Solar Bears - The Quiet Planet
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With Persuasive Tech, Computers Know Best
Can a computer help you quit smoking, watch less TV, or improve your eating habits? Researchers are studying how people interact with their devices — and how "persuasive technologies" might help us stay on track.
Such devices could be as simple as a pillbox that reminds a patient to take medication, or as complicated as the design of computer applications that encourage users to return to a Web site and interact with it.
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Dustin Wilson saying ‘Ook’
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Wolf + Lamb » Zev Life from Sunset
- Maurice Fulton – Have You Seen The Moon In Dallas
- Jozif – Chicago (upcoming EP on W+L Music)
- Maze – Twilight… See More
- Zev – Don’t Break It (from upcoming album on W+L)
- In A While/The Voice From Planet Love (Dixon Edit)
- Zev – Anti-love Love Song (from upcoming album)
- Greg Paulus – U.R. (unreleased)
- Maceo Plex – Vibe Your Love (unreleased)
- Zev – Betta Days (from upcoming album)
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Idea Arena Podcast - Drive Interview with Dan Pink
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Cory Doctorow - Feb 24,2010
In Part 2 of our three-part series on the new economy, Phil Bowermaster and Stephen Gordon welcome New York Times bestselling author and Forbes.com Web Celeb Cory Doctorow to FastForward Radio to discuss his novel Makers. Set in a highly plausible near future, Makers is the story of the next great economic boom and bust cycle — empowered by 3D printers, useful refuse, and the unstoppable hacker urge to get out there and make something cool. Is this our future? How will the ongoing (and closely related) trends of increased productivity and increased individual control of production impact our economy? Are we heading for a world in which, as we discussed in Part 1, robots take all our jobs away? If so, how much of that damage will be offset by technology that let’s us "print" the stuff we need — including housing? What does the future hold in store for us — the consumer welfare state? The luxury shanty town? Or something else altogether? Tune in and find out.
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Autechre - Recent webcast playlist (23 Feb 2008)
AUTECHRE - WEBCAST, 23 February 2008 @ 8pm GMT (timings are approximate, based on my complete 12:04:21 recording, played in Winamp) 13:59 Disco Four - Get Busy 29:07 Chris "The Glove" Taylor - Itchiban Scratch 35:38 Furious Five - Step Off 42:45 Holger Hiller - Abacus 50:15 Sensational Meets Kouhei - Intro 55:02 Hellfish & Producer - The Way Of The Homeboy Pt. 2 (The Winter Of Discontent) 61:40 Saafir - Battle Drill 65:37 Public Enemy - Kevorkian 80:02 Rza - Bob N’I 89:41 Beastie Boys - Hello Brooklyn 95:24 Schooly D - PSK ‘What Does It Mean?’ 103:17 The Art of Noise - A Time for Fear (Who’s Afraid) 107:16 EPMD - You Gots To Chill 111:14 LFO - Think A Moment 118:25 MC Buzz B - Hard To The Core 122:29 Depeche Mode - Now This Is Fun 127:00 Mantronix - Megamix 131:00 Depeche Mode - Breathing in Fumes 137:00 Roxanne Shante - Bite This 145:54 Mixmaster Gee - Like This 157:06 Tuff Crew - Detonator 160:53 The Hafler Trio - All Largely Propaganda 169:39 EPMD - Get Off The Bandwagon 173:34 Sensational - High Tech Issues 177:06 Barry White - I’m Gonna Love You Just A Little More Baby 184:48 Quasimoto - Good Morning Sunshine 187:17 Rammelzee & K-Rob - Beat Bop 199:11 Tatamax - Hill Jogging 208:08 Ross 154 - Within You 215:11 Autechre - Uviol 247:14 Ween - Buckingham Green 253:45 Boogie Down Productions - Part Time Sucker 261:52 Gary Numan - Films 265:42 Autechre - VL AL 5 278:55 Autechre - Liccflii 285:00 Autechre - Flutter 291:29 The Hafler Trio - Alternation, Perception & Resistance 307:43 Buck Tick- Iconoclasm (Don’t X Ray Da DAT Mix) [by Autechre] 329:21 Hijack - Style Wars 351:43 Orbital - Philosophy By Numbers 365:27 DHS - House Of God 368:24 Autechre - Crystel/Adonis - No Way Back 372:22 Autechre - Accelera 1 387:59 Terre Thaemlitz - Between Empathy And Sympathy Is Time 398:57 Grandmaster & Melle Mel - The Message 409:49 Tricky Tee - Breaking Bells 429:19 Captain Beefheart & his Magic Band - Mirror Man 444:58 The Hafler Trio - ‘Reasoning Noise’ 486:48 Edge of Motion - Earth Ball (Autechre Remix) 506:15 Just-Ice - Cold Gettin’ Dumb 514:42 Skinny Boys - Rip The Cut 517:11 Jean Michel Jarre - Equinoxe Part 8 519:43 Dave Roylance - Brookside theme tune [laughs out loud] 520:09 excerpt from The Prisoner, Episode 8: "Dance of the Dead" 529:51 Coil - Further Back and Faster 626:04 Lego Feet (= Autechre) - Untitled (Lego Feet, Side A) 638:19 Autechre - Basscadet
From http://5-against-4.blogspot.com/2008/02/autechre-playlist.html // http://rockinz.org/files/Autechre.ws%20Broadcast%20-%2002-03-2010.mp3
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TankRiot - Joe McCarthy
"Joe McCarthy! It’s a new Great Douche-bags in History episode on Tail-gunner Joe! Also: The Star Wars Holiday Special, Avatar, Moon, The Hurt Locker, District 9, Leno vs Conan, Pawn Stars, The Simpsons, Man vs Wild, Gilligan’s Island, The IT Crowd and more!"
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Networked Architecture
Networks of people, information, things, and energy are coming together in ways that redefine the practice of architecture. Duncan Wilson, an engineer with the global consulting firm Arup, joins host Jon Udell to discuss a variety of projects that illustrate the new synthesis.
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All Things Considered - Chopin’s Iconic Funeral March
‘Parodies of funeral marches aren’t new, according to Jeffrey Kallberg, a Chopin scholar and chair of the music department at the University of Pennsylvania. Kallberg says they trace back all the way to the piece that originally inspired Chopin to write his own funeral march.
"Chopin’s march is modeled after a Rossini opera, La Gazza Ladra, and that served as the basis for parodies," Kallberg says. "If you’re old enough to remember, that was the theme music for Alfred Hichcock’s show."’ From http://www.npr.org/templates/story/story.php?storyId=124039949
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