ok but what about the first bad vilbel

Aurelio Cianciotta reviews ‘Cisterciennes’ by Érick d’Orion and Martin Tétreault, courtesy of Neural magazine
neural.it/2026/01/eric...
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i hope you like your minimal house very raw because that's how camp makes it

brand new surprise EP out right now

notype.bandcamp.com/album/polaire

i hope you like your minimal house very raw because that's how camp makes it

brand new surprise EP out right now

notype.bandcamp.com/album/polaire

An album called “Steeldrums for Lovers” with very insane album art

Sometimes an album cover compels you to buy it in an almost primal way.

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well, notype.com is not on cloudflare in case you want some good music to pass the time while your other favourite websites are down

The thrilling conclusion to The Organizing Committee - have a listen!
And bonus points to Eryk for avoiding Spotify.

I knew it was absurd for computers to shout Situationist slogans about tech over noisy electropunk. The irony is intentional, like using (breaking) tech to critique tech. The natural evolution of a project “about AI” would be to use Gen AI, but the politics of the project make that impossible.

Keeping Secrets From The Numbers Presenting my latest and final album as The Organizing Committee. The new record, "Keeping Secrets From the Numbers," is available today on Bandcamp, and will be streaming on most platforms (aside fr...

Today you can stream (or buy!) my final album as The Organizing Committee. The tension of fusing tech-critical approaches to the tech they critique (and fusing that to noise pop) is far less tenable since I started in 2020. Here’s more on it. (No AI, btw!).
mail.cyberneticforests.com/keeping-secr...

My last record as The Organizing Committee drops on Sunday. “Keeping Secrets From the Numbers.” It’s a banger. No AI.

tori amos calling her new lp “in times of dragons” totally calls for a feat. john darnielle

On his full-length debut, the 20-year-old pop artist makes vague, melancholy music defined by big feelings and unsubtle influences.

well, that sure sounds like a review that didn't absolutely need to be written

Trouble in Mind Records Ceases Operations Bill and Lisa Roe founded the Chicago label in 2009 and went on to issue music from Mikal Cronin, the Tubs, Dummy, and many others

sad to hear @troubleinmind.bsky.social is ending operations. they were a great little label.

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Number 1500 This is the final issue of Vital Weekly… MARK POYSDEN & RADBOUD MENS – ACTS (CD by ERS) RICK SANDERS – 9 (CD by Nobeat Music) ASMUS TIETCHENS/THORSTEN SOLTAU – LICHTHÖFE (CD by Auf Abwegen) DE FABRIEK...

final issue of vital weekly today. thanks for everything fdw & the crew

www.vitalweekly.net/number-1500/

The Hidden Ingredients Behind AI’s Creativity Image generators are designed to mimic their training data, so where does their apparent creativity come from? A recent study suggests that it’s an inevitable by-product of their architecture.

New paper backs up what I & others have been saying for years, that “creativity” in image gen is a byproduct of noising / denoising. Calling it a remarkable discovery is strange to me! I go one further though: unwavering adherence to a process isn’t “creativity” at all. www.wired.com/story/resear...

chaotic good i guess?

list of artists whose name starts with "dj" from my music app: dj anderson do paraiso, dj black low, dj cam, dj kutcorners, dj lycox, dj rashad, dj shadow

you: can you dj?
me: yeah sure

if only we were so wise

male character from an old school kate beaton strip: hmmmm i think it's time i buy a… CD copy of… tori amos' ”under the pink”

*an idea for a really perfect novelty bluesky account appears* hmm it's too bad i'm not in it for the likes

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lorde's latest CD is so eco-friendly it'll immediately land in your recycling bin because your CD player won't recognize it.

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Deerhoof to Remove Music From Spotify The long-running indie-rock band is protesting chief executive Daniel Ek’s military investments and also said the company “is flushing itself down the toilet”

@deerhoof.bsky.social doing the good thing as always pitchfork.com/news/deerhoo...

Even after 27 years, @notype.com is still going strong! Plenty of the old catalogue is still available, and free to download too.

If you're writing/thinking about AI but you haven't been following Salvaggio's work, then no you're not.

Human Noise, AI Filters: "Mr. Watson, Come Here." Remarks on AI, Noise, and Creative Misuse for the Artificial Intelligence & Contemporary Creation conference, 24 May 2025 at the Jeu de Paume, Paris.

My talk from yesterday about AI, politics, and the art of noisy channels from the Jeu de Paume in Paris yesterday, this time in English (French version linked within). mail.cyberneticforests.com/human-noise-...

BOSTON: The International Computer Music Conference will present ‘Contained' by Michael Trommer at Boston's Media Art Gallery from June 8th to 14th
icmc2025.sites.northeastern.edu
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as a sometime musician i only want & deserve inspired criticism 😇 but as a reader i like the wired option better because even when there's something antagonistic going, you might find yourself rooting for the music against the critic. (whereas with the tired dude it's all schadenfreude)