As the 20th century began, interest in the potential of life on Mars and the possible civilizations there lead to a search for signals. Could we communicate with another planet? How might we look for signals and messages from other worlds?
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As the 20th century began, interest in the potential of life on Mars and the possible civilizations there lead to a search for signals. Could we communicate with another planet? How might we look for signals and messages from other worlds?
Event details about As You Like It 11 Year w/ Floorplan, Claude Young, Todd Edwards, + more in San Francisco on October 1, 2021 - watch, listen, photos and tickets
, Philip Sherburne listens to a whole lot of mixes so you only have to listen to the best ones. It’s hardly news that time moves strangely these days. Whether coincidentally or otherwise, some of the most captivating sets right now play with that sense of disorientation. UK club experimentalist Mr. Mitch zigzags between full on and chilled out; Brooklyn’s L’Rain facilitates a kind of guided meditation; and D.C.’s dreamcastmoe invites listeners into his car for a set that’s all about restless, nonstop motion. With time (seemingly) standing still, it’s also easy to feel nostalgic—...
Future Times Tom Bolton , March 9th, 2021 08:51 Imbued with a rich sense of place, Plankton Wat's new record finds inner peace, finds Tom Bolton From the turbulent alternative heartland of Portland, Oregon, a dispatch arrives. The Pacific North West may seem further away at the moment than it has for generations, but Plankton Wat’s new album drops us into the heart of the city and its mountainous surroundings, beset by political and climactic upheaval during the dying days of Trump. The swirling, guitar-driven instrumentals are pure psychedelic exploration, but the album addresses forest f...