For Watererer's fifth LP, "Flax-flow'r", Meshwork Press realized a two-color print containing drawings and lyrics that accompanies vinyl copies of the album. This #video documents the two-day #process to print 60 copies of the insert.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qz5Ph8oyBNc

Hear songs and buy the print or LP here: https://ongoingbox.bandcamp.com/album/hsob100-watererer-flax-flow-r-hue-quaked-and-chiseled-stone-polywater-thermal-vision-adamant-run

Two color pressed #letterpress print. Pressed by Haylee Ebersole at Meshwork Press. Design by David Bernabo. #Vinyl edition of 50. Non-album, numbered and signed edition of 10.

#minimalism #howthingsaremade #musodon

Collaborated with the amazing folks at Meshwork Press on this two-color print, which is included in all the vinyl editions of the new Watererer LP.

https://ongoingbox.bandcamp.com/album/hsob100-watererer-flax-flow-r-hue-quaked-and-chiseled-stone-polywater-thermal-vision-adamant-run

My band Watererer is releasing our fifth record, "Flax-flow'r..."

There's a very limited run of vinyl (50 made, 38 left) and you can hear two pieces here: https://ongoingbox.bandcamp.com/album/hsob100-watererer-flax-flow-r-hue-quaked-and-chiseled-stone-polywater-thermal-vision-adamant-run

For those who click quickly, here are three #bandcamp download codes:
jvmp-wyev
7f8g-wrn8
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redeemable here: https://ongoingbox.bandcamp.com/yum

#music #pittsburgh #percussion #newrelease #vinyl

Cut Pathways
“Futures of Artificial Intelligence”

Listen here or wherever you listen to podcasts: https://cutpathways.podbean.com/

In this special episode, we hear from computer scientists about their hopes for the next ten, twenty, and fifty years of the field. Joseph Newcomer, Tom Mitchell, Manuela Veloso, José Moura, Roger Dannenberg, James Morris, Pamela McCorduck, and Alex Waibel—all well-known for their research in AI—discuss the potential of the field and the ethical, sociopolitical, and environmental impacts we may see in the coming years.

#artificialintelligence #podcast #machinelearning #oralhistory #listen #chatbot

Image: Pamela McCorduck, interviewed by Katherine Barbera