Pascale de Graaf traces the origins of electronic music and cybernetics through the lens of Jasia Reichardt’s robotics archive. From Halim El-Dabh’s groundbreaking Wire Recorder Piece (1944) and John Cage’s pioneering tape compositions of the 1960s, to Philip K. Dick’s speculative fiction and the genre-defying music of Arca, this episode provides an interdisciplinary perspective on the intertwined histories of technology that have shaped contemporary artistic visions of the future.

Listen to the full segment ➚here

Bonus Links:

>>> Read "The Electric Ant" by Philip K Dick ➚here.

>>> Watch Eris Sykes' film "The Plank" ➚here.

>>> Watch Jasia Reichardts' Brief Tour of Cybernetic Serendipity ➚here.

 

 

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