WFMUさんのイラストまとめ

The free online mix is a staple of electronic music culture, but "the Wild West days of online DJ mixes are numbered." https://t.co/T5dkJVkT7L

The author of the new 33 1/3 book on Wendy Carlos's Switched-On Bach says Carlos was and remains a "foundational presence" to electronic music—and that the brief public acknowledgements she often garners today fall far short of the full story. https://t.co/XOFkyMzXPC

Capturing the sculptural landscapes of California skateparks: https://t.co/k0Rb8n1uVE

If we drew modern animals the way we draw dinosaurs, based on bones alone: https://t.co/8KrlYuJY9C

This week’s specials on WFMU: Ka Baird (this afternoon!); Whistleblowers in Big Tech tonight; Gonthier on Thursday morning; 2001: An Odd Spacessy late Friday; and Sounds of Africa and the Americas live from Barbes Saturday night. More info at https://t.co/y7ToJBzprk

The Necessity of Musical Hallucinations:
That song stuck in your head is your brain doing its work. https://t.co/bznqcKLu1G

Today on WFMU: Ken & Andy’s Bob Dylan Extravaganza (IN PROGRESS!); Lawrence Kumpf, Blank Sheets founder/director; Piano Blues; salute to New York Rocker magazine; producer/DJ CX Kidtronik. Times & more info at https://t.co/y7ToJBzprk

"From the earliest days of railroading, American music has been unable to resist the lure of the locomotive." Ten train songs that tell the story of the South: https://t.co/9aA4WHwkX2

Specials on WFMU this week: Isasa on Surface Noise (this morning!); Vanishing NY’s Jeremiah Moss on Techtonic; Peter Laughner box set compiler Nick Blakey on Burn It Down!; Control Top on EFD’s show; Double Mixte interview on Spectrum Audio. Info/times: https://t.co/y7ToJBzprk

“For almost 20 summers Action Park was Jackass-meets-Disneyland for East Coasters—booze, bare butts and broken bones.” https://t.co/a9ylBW4QJF
(h/t former Action Park employee @ThereseActually)