We used Philips new app to eavesdrop on the musical taste of W1: bit.ly/1LtFjH5

Live performances in churches are rad: bit.ly/1AuDqyh (@Alexbureyy)

In the latest episode of Lost and Found we hung out in Stockholm with HNNY: bit.ly/1BSCojm

One of the New York Times classical albums of the year was produced by a robot: bit.ly/1BtOb4g

Listen to the record created by two human minds, and one very artificial one: bit.ly/1BtOb4g

Jonathan Katz is attempting to create bespoke tunes for every name in the known universe: bit.ly/1w7wJXg

Meet the Sonny & Cher of fridge life: bit.ly/17gjGY1

Now you can recreate J Dilla with your keyboard: bit.ly/1wrifBW

For your chance to #win a set of Citiscape headphones. Submit the tracks you've found using music map: app.youneedtohearthis.com

This guy turned crows into crotchets, now he's looking to collaborate with cars and ants: bit.ly/1v3LwlM

This guy turned surreal sleep talking into a cult album: bit.ly/1vjxNSh

Andy Rehfeldt has mixed the music of Walt Disney with Slipknot: bit.ly/1vszpi7

Now you can eavesdrop on what people in all the far flung corners of the world are listening to: bit.ly/14LN4F7

Roger Frisch had to keep playing his instrument while doctors stuck wires inside his brain: bit.ly/Yw8v9V

People who don't like music aren't dead inside, they might have a disorder: bit.ly/1ECgFgj

Bernard Szajner is making music again for the first time in twenty years: bit.ly/1o3cmkQ

You can listen to records using discarded X-rays: bit.ly/1pLrOpC

This guy can hear wi-fi, he says it sounds like minimal techno: bit.ly/1vQV8ge

For the latest episode of Lost and Found toddlat takes trip down memory lane: bit.ly/1Km2IJ0

For the latest episode of Lost and Found we travel to toddlat’s home city of Sheffield : bit.ly/1Km2IJ0