You can now download, for free, Joseph Nechvatal’s 28 min. viral symphOny mp3. The fully embodied CD (with 78 min. audio and art work) is for sale at http://www.cdemusic.org/
as is Media Myth TELLUS 20, a collection of recuperated audio artifacts by Pierre Perret, Randy Greif, Minoy, Crawling with Tarts, Violence and the Sacred, Silent but Deadly, and others, chosen by Joseph Nechvatal.

Post-conceptual digital artist and theoretician Joseph Nechvatal pushes his experimental investigations into the blending of computational virtual spaces and the corporeal world into the sonic register. Realtime “field recordings” of the audio manifestations of his custom created computer viruses have been reworked and reprocessed by Andrew Deutsch and Matthew Underwood, resulting in the sonic landscape of the viral symph0ny. With resonances of Yasunao Tone, Fluxus, Oval, and Merzbow, this 28-minute composition is supplemented by a further 50 minutes of audio, comprising the original raw data field recordings. – Steven Mygind Pedersen, Institute for Electronic Arts

Joseph Nechvatal: original concept viral structures
Mathew Underwood: nano, micro, meso and macro structures
Andrew Deutsch: meso and macro structures
Stephane Sikora : C++ programming

Produced at The Institute for Electronic Arts Steven Mygind Pedersen : IEA project technician Joseph Nechvatal : visual artwork
(c) Joseph Nechvatal 2007