SONG: “Sleeping.” [Download]
ARTIST: grant.
SOURCE: Based on “Naps Help Infants Form Memories“, Laboratory Equipment, 14 January 2015, as used in the post “Naps make memories (in infants).”
ABSTRACT:
I’m so tired. This is so late at night that I’m putting it in the queue.
Lots of delay (in […]
SONG: “Particles of Attraction” (penitential cover) [Download] (To download: double right-click & “Save As”)
ARTIST: grant.
SOURCE: This is a cover making up for a late song in December. (And I’m still one in the hole – sorry.) This song was written by AJ Allulli, who fortuitously entered it […]
University of Cambridge researchers have gotten to the root of the chord. (See, that’s a music theory joke.) No, really, they’ve found was seems to be the oldest written music with more than one note playing at the same time:
The inscription is believed to date back to the start of the 10th century […]
SONG: “Not Even Dancing Works.” [Download]
ARTIST: grant.
SOURCE: Based on “Zoologger: Dancing in time makes crabs sexual failures“, New Scientist, 4 December 2014, as used in the post “Dancing to the beat makes fiddler crab sexual… failures.”
ABSTRACT: Are songs about dancing dumb? I dunno. Hard to […]
If you’ve got a sister, why not turn her into a musical instrument?
Human Theremin from Lucy Sansom on Vimeo.
This is more about treated vocals than theremin… and it’s not exactly got a groove. But still, there’s something DUDE about it.
The Theremin Orchestra from merche blasco on Vimeo.
Dorit Chrysler seems to be on top of the theremin world today. Also, airplanes. And fingertips.
Jesper Just and Dorit Chrysler: This nameless spectacle from Louisiana Channel on Vimeo.
SONG: “High Desert.” [Download]
ARTIST: grant.
SOURCE: Based on “All Dressed Up For Mars And Nowhere To Go“, Medium, 9 November 2014, as used in the post “Red Planet dreams: what it takes to sign up for a one-way mission….”
ABSTRACT: This is one of those songs where […]
SONG: “Forget.” [Download]
ARTIST: grant.
SOURCE: Based on “Manipulating memory with light: Scientists erase specific memories in mice“, Science Daily, 9 October 2014, as used in the post “We can un-remember for you, wholesale. (With light.)”
ABSTRACT: It’s oblivion season here at the Guild, I guess. Happens […]
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