The dead internet theory has new evidence to back the idea that the internet has been over and done with for awhile, but nobody bothered to tell us.

This week: Jennifer Herrema, the Residents, Bob Ezrin, Elanor Moss, Ginny Winn, Ayman Fanous, and Mark Isham. Plus, Stoo Odom and Roger Kunkel of Thin White Rope explain the singing dog.

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No.418 — Beyond the Gaia-Borg dichotomy ⊗ Anthropic has set up a bio research lab ⊗ Germany is building an ark for US climate data ⊗ Human brain is two separate organs

Four TV shows, now acknowledged as the medium’s high point, each cannily predicted the ways in which America would start to crack apart.

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The Royal Trux cofounder discusses 'Bad Bunch,' the first Black Bananas album in twelve years, along with her new email newsletter, heirloom tomatoes, what's so special about a bloody T-shirt, and her thirty-five-year clothing archive bound for a Tokyo installation.

Mummies, human body parts, two-headed animal freaks -- this place has it all, in a collection of bizarre, exotic, and possibly phony oddities and anomalies. Closed in 2007, collection auctioned off.

At the Bailey-Matthews National Shell Museum & Aquarium, there are new ways to learn & connect with our community of experts and enthusiasts.

Recorded with Randall Dunn, 'Manifestations in the Shadow of an Uncertain Land' turns several years of political fatigue into what Lowe calls a "multiphonic landscape of horror," and the conversation runs from Jodorowsky to low-pass gates by way of his nine years in Om.

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The German drummer, a member of Web Web and Subtone, discusses 'Drum Seeds,' an album of drums, vintage synthesizers, and spring reverb made alone after his label asked him for drums and nothing else.

The two founders of the Ann Arbor band talk through the making of '3,' from a weekend of continuous takes with players scattered across Michigan, New York, and New Orleans, to the months Gowland then spends alone deciding which minutes survive.

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Richter wants "a little garden where things can grow" without being overdetermined, and 'Mymerian' — organ, accordion, contrabass, and cello, recorded live in one cold room — is that garden at its most exposed.

Producer, art director, and label owner, Don Schlitten photographed jazz from a 1957 Monk set at the Five Spot through the Newport festivals of the sixties, and 'Love and Understanding' brings out the photographs that stayed inside jazz circles for decades.

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