LVII XXXVII by Fuzzy Panda Recording Company

LVII XXXVII, is an ambitious and expansive tribute to humanity's exploration of space. 57 years ago, Yuri Gagarin climbed into the Vostok 1, hoping to live to leave the atmosphere. On April 12, 1961, Gagarin's trip, from launch to landing, lasted 108 minutes. Twenty years later, on April 12, 1981, the first space shuttle, Columbia, launched into space for a 54 hour trip.

Each track on this album is made up solely of radio emissions recorded in space by NASA and then converted to audio. Some artists chose to substantially manipulate the source samples while others took more of a sound collage approach.

Happy International Day of Human Space Flight!

Tracklist

1.	Small Craft - No Particular Night or Morning	4:50

2.	Immanent Voiceless - Nature of Cold	4:53

3.	Love of Ruins - A Pattern for Our Destruction	7:38

4.	NarkotroniK - Goodnight, Laika	2:32

5.	Arthur Loves Plastic - a snoop yaks	2:27

6.	Inffinite Sstar Zzero - Cut Off	1:32

7.	PraxisCat - Ganymede via Saturn	3:27

8.	Fast Forty - Kepler Light Curve Through Titan's Haze	5:16

9.	BLK TAG - THIS IS_ANCIENT LIGHT	4:05

10.	Chester Hawkins - Whistler's Blackout	4:00

11.	j. surak - localization of audio motifs II	2:21

12.	Michael Hendley - Certain Blue Crystallizations	8:31

Credits

released April 12, 2018

All samples via NASA at soundcloud.com/nasa/sets/spookyspacesounds

License

CC BY-NC-SA 3.0. See the Creative Commons website for details.