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telemetry 16sep25

Published September 16, 2025 by Warren Ellis

New Music Show:

Tom Service presents a live set from the Polish sound artist and composer Anna Zaradny, recorded at at this year’s Eavesdropping festival at Cafe Oto in London. We’ll also hear the London Sinfonietta with a modern classic by Salvatore Sciarrino, his ghostly, shimmering …da una Divertimento, from 1970; and GBSR Duo perform Tim Parkinson’s Project 9000 for piano, percussion and backing track, described by the composer as “a sunset that’s been photographed, laminated and pinned on the wall of a disused office”.

Cult Pens sent out an email to tell everyone it’s 100 days to Xmas and I almost unsubscribed.

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telemetry 14sep25

Published September 14, 2025 by Warren Ellis

Been buried in work all day. I let iTunes dig down into the bottom of my music folders and so I rediscovered this, which has been on repeat this afternoon:

That bit at 2.30 ish when her voice rises and the big drums roll.

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telemetry 12sep25

Published September 12, 2025 by Warren Ellis

I suspect this embed won’t work, but I got reminded of the time I stayed at the Juvet Landscape Hotel, now famed as the location for EX MACHINA and SUCCESSION season 4:

Edie Campbell profile:

As part of my rapid acceleration into my boomer years, I almost always have my phone on loud. It goes back on silent as soon as I get inside the M25. But in the country, where it’s windy and blowy, I have it on loud because I don’t hear it otherwise. Also when someone calls me, it announces who is calling. I am actually 70.

Someone explain to me how Mads Mikkelsen makes the worst colours in the world work for him? See also literally every episode of HANNIBAL.

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sounds/play/m002hx72 – Avi Avital directs Between Worlds and Georgia’s Rustavi Choir in music from the Black Sea

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The Missing Time Travelers of 3025 Could Be a Real Scientific Problem

Published September 12, 2025 by Warren Ellis

The Missing Time Travelers of 3025 Could Be a Real Scientific Problem

“[The paper] shows that time travel—by enabling timeline alterations—induces a dynamic instability that—with very high probability—leads to its own erasure,” Jackson wrote. “This self-suppressing mechanism results in the asymptotic convergence of all timelines toward states in which no time machines ever exist.”

September 12, 2025 at 02:00PM

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