Looks like it's back to his roots, on the forthcoming Aphex Twin album "Kick out the Jams, Mother Folkers’" on Warp Records - this will truly blow listeners minds!

AI image synthesis tools are redundancy processing machines: they feed on repeating patterns in their training data, digest them, compress them, & spit them out again, sometimes in strangely distorted ways. This is particularly apparent in Midjourney's new »Zoom Out« feature 1/7

More sneaky BBC arts cuts, this time the regional ‘BBC Introducing’ shows. These are such important vehicles to support new music and regional talent. Dreadful shame.

Early morning trip to the beach with this one..

David Holme’s NTS Sinead O’Connor tribute is sublime.. nts.live/shows/david-ho…

I asked ChatGPT to write some Python code to generate graphic scores and... it was incredible: chat.openai.com/share/cc9886aa…

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Lovely to meet and chat with Brad Osbourne Dr. Brad Osborn today on Radiohead’s studio process and use of experimental techniques. Look forward to the forthcoming book.

More fun in the studio today.. ‘Kalimba and modular tape studio improvisation’ by EMPRES is on #SoundCloud on.soundcloud.com/Co7tV

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Trainspotting parodies usually bore the shit out of me, but I quite like this one.

We released Stable Audio Tools repo! Basically it's our training code for large latent diffusion audio models: - conditional/unconditional - autoencoders (vae, rvq, dac/encodec/oobleck) - json configs - gradio inference - model parallelism - no models yet github.com/Stability-AI/s…

Incredibly stoked to perform in Oxford next week - UK folks come through

Kentaro make amazingly creative M4L tools - check them out!

This will brighten up that tax return next month!

Oxford! Faculty of Music – Denis Arnold Hall. Thursday 7th March (8th week). 4.30pm. EMPRes present a unique immersive concert of Electronic Spatial Music! Performances from Music Faculty composition students + Oxford premiere of Natasha Barrett's ‘Dusk’s Gait’ in Octophonics!

On October 16, 1985, Tom Waits took the stage on UK's music program The Tube. Kicking it off with a short story about Frank's life after his Wild Years, Waits goes into "16 Shells From A 30.6," "In The Neighborhood," "Cemetery Polka," and "Walking Spanish" youtu.be/etOng4dzr7w

The first A.I. Integrated DAW? Wow - looks a super powerful and creative tool - feel for the publishing companies though! hitnmix.com