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On 9th March 2008, historians have found what they believe is the first recording of a human voice. Predating Thomas Edison’s first phonograph recording of 1877. The “phonautograph”, created by etching soot-covered paper by Parisian inventor Edouard-Leon Scott de Martinville, was played by US scientists using a “virtual stylus” to read the lines. The recording was initially believed to be the voice of a woman or adolescent, but further research in 2009 suggested the playback speed had been too high and that it was actually the voice of Scott himself. This is the original recording.

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I know I don’t usually reblog educational things, but stuff like this just makes me think; history is so far away, yet so close at the same time. I’m simply amazed by this. Speechless.

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“When the moonless shadows of London give birth to a new nightmare, DCI John Luther must once again confront the depths of human depravity. As a series of monstrous killings becomes ever more audacious, Luther and new recruit D.S. Catherine Halliday are confounded by a tangle of leads and misdirection that seems designed to protect an unspeakable horror.”

“But even as the case brings him closer than ever to the nature of true evil, a reluctant Luther must also face the ghosts of his own past. Striding back into the line of fire, he must choose who to protect… and who to sacrifice. Whatever his next move, it will have devastating consequences for those around him — and change John Luther forever.”

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Meet Iska Dhaaf, your new favorite Sufi poetry-inspired, hyper melodic, and totally infectious band. The Seattle based duo, Nathan Quiroga and Benjamin Verdoes, have been on the rise for a minute now and their latest video for “Everybody Knows” locks them firmly in the ones-to-watch-and-love category. Directed by Tristan Seniuk, it’s filled to the brim with Seattle music scene cameos- Macklemore included- it’s a dark, trippy homage to the Francis Ford Coppola classic, Apocalypse Now. Marilyn Monroe look a likes, a golf club swinging Macklemore, lots of cigarettes and a few twitchy soldiers make this rich cinematic effort this week’s (if not month’s) obsession. Their debut LP comes out March 11, so keep your eyes and ears peeled.

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