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A cover of Olson on a unique piece of electronic kit - the DEC 1959 PDP-1 Computer. Putting this here in the hope that Marcus and Mike will see it, think "Yeah we need that kit to finish off the next album", and go get one.

It looks from reports that they are putting the final touches to LP5 in their underground studio with the hexagon lighting. It's a bit of a surprise, from the media picture, on who the brothers have brought in to mix the album as they look on approvingly:

https://www.ansalatina.com/webimages/news ...

There is an informal text feed, of kinds, of the ongoing Barbican event in the lower left panel of https://warp.net/.

I haven't seen any BoC mentions, or things alluding to BoC, but it's deliberately difficult to read and my eyes are tired.

Noting that yesterday, over on Bluesky, Mike Sandison reposted the Bleep post about the new merch from his account:

https://bsky.app/profile/mikesandison.bsky.social

There's an article on the BBC website about the unnamed/surprise acts at Glastonbury:

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cvg5zd3nkkwo

The main one they mention is named "Patchwork". It's very unlikely to be BoC, but is there any obscure reason (if it was) that the brothers would choose the name ...

In this Guardian article, "Glastonbury announces full lineup for 2025 … but who are Patchwork? Festival adds secret sets to lineup at prime slots on Pyramid and Park stages, as it reveals full timings and artist details"

https://www.theguardian.com/music/2025/jun/03/glastonbury-announces-full ...

Amused by the rumo(u)r they're playing at Glastonbury, albeit under a different name. Glasto is 25th to 29th June, so that's a week or two after the Barbican thing. Mini-tour? Naw; that would be off-brand.