Jessica Leza: Anthropocene

Neurotoxin ...afraid while Mother is sleeping... (Two)Hands This City, My Favorite Stranger Klein Bottle OK Hello Here is Michael Introduction to the End Credits

Neurotoxin Neurotoxin (n.) - a toxic agent or substance that inhibits, damages, or destroys the tissues of the nervous system, especially neurons (the conducting cells of your body's central nervous system). Neurotoxins comprise the main lethal component of cobra venom, which kills by binding to a receptor on the muscle and preventing the nerve impulses which induce muscle contraction, leading to the cessation of breathing and eventual death.

...afraid while mother is sleeping... Samples taken from the radio play of Aldous Huxley's Brave New World, singers in Bahia de Cata, Venezuela, and the PoorGirl National Orchestra. Additional music, jessica leza.

(Two)Hands I don't know your name, and i don't want to play this game. Two hands on either side, I'm in the open, nowhere to hide, Some nights, you stay at home, trouble still comes knocking. Voice + guitar, Jessica Leza

This City, My Favorite Stranger music by Z++ (jessica leza and zach landreneau)

Klein Bottle the Klein Bottle is a single-sided bottle in which the outside is the inside. Unlike its simpler counterpart, the mobius strip, it can be physically realized only in four dimensions, since it must pass through itself without the presence of a hole. A crab that crawled the surface of such a bottle would never encounter barriers to its movement.

OK Hello here is Michael Ok, now here he is! Michael Leza! Oooh! Hello, this is Michael. You should already know that! You should already know that. If you have any songs to sing, sing them later. I've got to talk. You've got to talk! Trina, do you like playing outside? ...sometimes... as long as there is not very many mosquitoes. just as long as there aren't very many. Just as long as there is none! God, this microphone is... this microphone... this microphone... this microphone is going bonkers! Be nice, and kind, and listen! How'd you like that? It was terrible. Now I hate this sweet talk!

Introduction to the End Voice samples are taken from recordings of Numbers stations. The repeated patterns of numbers are actual messages sent from a government or group to a spy via shortwave radio.

credits

Music:Jessica Leza
20-00-09

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