ABOUT THIS EPISODE
This show features tracks built on sounds from the CONET Project: recordings of “numbers stations”. These radio stations are coded messages to spies, alerting them as to what decryption keys they should be using.
On the surface, they are mysterious strings of numbers or letters in the international phonetic alphabet, recited by synthesized voices: excellent raw material for electronic musicians.
This episode features tracks from two releases from the PublicSpaces Lab netlabel:
Number Stations [PS015]
Number Stations Part II [PS025]
There’s also a short Equinoctal performed live in this episode!
On the surface, they are mysterious strings of numbers or letters in the international phonetic alphabet, recited by synthesized voices: excellent raw material for electronic musicians.
This episode features tracks from two releases from the PublicSpaces Lab netlabel:
Number Stations [PS015]
Number Stations Part II [PS025]
There’s also a short Equinoctal performed live in this episode!
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