[HCDX] The Conet Project: Recordings of Shortwave Numbers Stations

[Zacharias LIangas <zliagas@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

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The Conet Project: Recordings of Shortwave Numbers Stations

http://styleofsound.com/secrets-on-shortwave-radio/
The Conet Project

When the Conet Project box set was first released in 1997, it opened up the world of 
clandestine Shortwave Numbers Stations to a select group of music fans interested in 
the experimental electronic releases of Irdial Discs.

And it?s no wonder that 16 years later, the Conet Project recordings are still as 
relevant as ever ? Shortwave Number Stations are still very active, warranting a re-
issue of this noise classic.

No one knows exactly for sure who operates these mysterious stations but it is 
believed that they are operated by government agencies to communicate with their 
spies in the field.

Upon listening to the Conet Project recordings (or better yet live via short wave 
radio) one can?t help but to feel confused accompanied by an eerie feeling that there 
are forces out there up to no good. Some of the broadcasts contained in The Conet 
Project have run since the Cold War started and since then, no one has successfully 
decoded them due to the unbreakable ?one time pad? encryption used by sender and 
receiver.

Strange tones, people reading non-sensical phrases and even music all play a part in 
communicating messages from point A to B, and when assembled together into a montage 
such as what The Conet Project offers, the broadcasts themselves turn into artworks, 
warranting a listen over and over again.

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