TEDx-Boundaries.

Technology isn’t rational; with luck, it’s a runaway horse, foaming at the mouth, ready to throw itself off a cliff in desperation. Our problem is that culture’s tied to that horse.

M.F.C.

Blue Sirens 4th EP, Waiting Room, is something you can put in and listen to on your commute. If you’re on the subway, bus or driving in your car, it’s a great way to chill from point A to point B.

Yedgar + VVITCH + Aaron Cartier + DyE.

Man is an individual only because of his intangible memory. But memory cannot be defined, yet it defines mankind.

P.M.

Ken Hermann, Copenhagen, Denmark.

You would think that living more than a hundred years would strengthen your character, but no. We are still the same primitive animals from the time we’re born to the moment we die, and then after we die, too.

M.F.C.

Death still exists; what has disappeared is the certainty that everything will eventually end sooner or later. There’s time to shave your head, time to let the gray hairs grow, time to get pregnant, to torture, to be the world champion, and to rewrite the encyclopedia.

With patience, a single person could build the pyramids; with perseverance, another single person could knock them down.

I guess destruction is another form of love.

M.F.C.

‘Most Beautiful Design’ is a tribute mini album to the excellent design of the 3.5” floppy disk and to the dexterous workings of audio mp3 audio. The project was conceived to be small enough to be contained on a single floppy disk, exploiting the behaviour of very low bitrate mp3 compression, its audio artefacts and nonlinearity, as an instrument and mean of composition in which low fidelity doesn’t hide, but reveals new informations.

The EP celebrates the role these humble technologies played in the diffusion of music and knowledge. Bienoise collected samples from a simpler digital past to shape them into dense and soulful vignettes, that seek not to induce melancholy, but trust in our technology. To save, to share.