A Call For Positive Automation London, UK
In the next 15 years, it is estimated that at least 40% of the jobs we know are going to be replaced by machines. Nowhere is
this future more apparent than in Jaywick (UK), where 60% of the population have already either lost their jobs or cannot be hired because of the insurgence of machine learning.
This project aims to create a controversial concert composed by an AI and played by humans.
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Of Shadow and Substance
by Lea Bertucci
A disquieting, yet serene, reflection on industrial decay from the experimental New York-based composer.
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Impossible Worlds
by Kevin Daniel Cahill
This stunning two-part work from classical guitarist Kevin Daniel Cahill is suffusive ambient that aims for transcendence.
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Telepathic Music Vol. 1
by The Evolution of the Arm
True to their “Twin Peaks”-inspired name, Evolution of the Arm make avant-garde music that’s irresistibly creepy.
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Experimental duo Meatshell explore the possibilities of the human voice, pairing it with wild, corkscrewing horn lines.
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Notes On Belonging
by Tiny Leaves
Inspired by the Welsh notion of “cynefin,” which is thematically similar to the LP’s title, “Notes on Belonging” is both warm and wistful.
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featured on Bandcamp Radio Feb 16, 2016
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