HyperLab Omni Jason Sylvis

We continue our talk with Nathan Moody and we all vibe at the same frequency as we discuss a short story by Orson Scott Card, from the July 1979 episode of Omni.

Please check out all of Nathan's amazing music at nathanmoody.bandcamp.com
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In this episode, Chad and Jason commandeer musician and digital sorcerer Nathan Moody to talk about his stellar work providing underscores for the entire HyperLab Omni podcast. This is the first part of a two-part interview. Like what you've been hearing? Please check out more at nathanmoody.bandcamp.com.
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In this episode, Chad and Jason briefly ruminate on the meaning of Hope Punk, and consider sequels that should have been. 

This episode, Jason and Chad put on their Hyperlab Coats · and concoct their own indeterminacy recipe loosely based on John Cage·s experimental work, Roaratorio, an Irish circus on Finnegans Wake.

Grab your ear goggles and follow along as the crew of HLO explores the minimalist soundscapes of John Cage.  
Chad and Jason ponder the joys and challenges of experimental music and avante-garde art as well as learning Chad's hard rules for eating snacks in the theatre (Hint - DON'T!) and Jason's simple wish for a magical algorithmic soundscape generator.  

In this episode of HLO, Chad and Jason pull back the curtain for frank discussion on how the current state of US politics is affecting the direction of the podcast and how embracing a theme of #hopepunk might be a viable way to help us all to navigate our uncertain future.