Scanner and Mike Kelley teamed up to produce Esprits de Paris for the Sonic Process exhibition at the Pompidou Center in Paris in 2002. Composed from anomalous sounds found on blank digital minidiscs “exposed” to various historically-loaded locales in Paris, this is a subtle and beautiful, one hour-long, electronic music composition that explores the “ghost in the machine” – a tribute to the pioneers of the “Electronic Voice Phenomena:” Friedrich Jürgenson, Attila von Szalay, and Konstantin Raudive.

An Academic Cut-Up, in Easily Digestible Parts or The New King of Pop Dr. Konstantin Raudive