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radiophonic workshop

The Lost tapes from the Dr. Who engineer

Delia Derbyshire is the composer of the original theme music to the cult favorite TV show Dr. Who. She worked for the BBC’s Radiophonic Workshop in 1963 and was asked […]

weezer

Weezer’s internet viral parody

This is Pork and Beans from Weezer’s latest self-titled album, Weezer. Unless you’ve been on a deserted island for the past 5 years, you’ll recognize almost all of the clips […]

coldplay

Crazy about Coldplay?

Granted, this happened almost a year ago, but I dug up this article and thought it was so funny I had to post it. This is a story that could […]

violin

The sound that shouldn’t be

Mari Kimura is a New York composer and virtuoso violinist whose music includes haunting low notes on the violin called sub-harmonics. . . Problem is, these sounds aren’t supposed to […]

acoustic device

Going down in flames

A giant wall of sound to defeat the Germans? The ultimate tweeter? Here is a satirical look at “failed audio projects” through the ages. The Amplifier Institute is a great […]

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