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The Harmony of the Spheres, a transdisciplinary idea that unites cosmology, astronomy, mathematics, and music theory, has been a major vehicle of the Pythagorean current in the intellectual history of the West. This article focuses on two figures who contributed largely to it in the early phase of the Scientific Revolution.

French audio-visual artist desaxismundi talks immersive environments, large scale 3D projection mapping, and plans for festivals in Europe.

When you put the needle to the record of Logreybeam’s Perhaps you are immediately transported to an obscure place in European antiquity. You can practically hear the dust vibrating on the old piano strings as Morely strikes the keys.

Morton Subotnick talks about crossing the technological threshold by creating the some of first modular synthesizers and sequencers with Don Buchla.

Here Derrida interviews Coleman about his views on composition, improvisation, language and racism. Perhaps the most interesting point of the exchange is the convergence of their respective ideas about “languages of origin” and their experiences of racial prejudice.

A new device developed by Julian Oliver and Danja Vasiliev allows hackers to remotely disrupt data streams coming from major online news sources. This cyberanarchic object/node begs the question: who can we trust for reliable information?

Check out this documentary about Arduino, the open-source electronics prototyping platform based on flexible, easy-to-use hardware and software.

As week 3 of the Vices rollout is upon us, Adam’s Castle and I had a second to talk about Brooklyn’s late night eats and what’s next with Triple Down. Don’t forget to grab VLM for free.

Our friends at Triple Down in Brooklyn are giving us a special limited time download of their stunning new release by Adaledge. Be sure to grab your free copy before May 25th before they start slinging it for what it’s really worth!

Craque’s latest record is out today. We were lucky enough to catch up with him to talk about improvisation, Creative Commons licenses, and his favorite homemade instrument, the Hunquejarp. Read the article and download Meat Hacker for free!