Captain Crieff

if this can be translated to (English) words, this one here almost has to stand for 'a' if those vertical stripes stand for a space. unless it's a number. Right?

signal.svg has just changed: it's now called SIGNAL-TOO credit to @LelieJens who first saw this

Coldplay is so rich it's gross

new post: a football stadium in Chile

New post from Alien Radio! we're in Seoul now

Okay so I opened the svg file in Illustrator and the ellipses and rectangles (all separate layers) are indeed in a seemingly half-random order: the first layers are the bottom 2 "long" rectagles then all the ellipses and rectangles on the last two rows, but not in a logical order light left to right or right to left or column per column, it seems random then the middle 2 "long" rectangles then the ellipses and rectangles on row 2 and 3, again not in a logical order then the top 2 "long" rectangles then the ellipses and rectangles on the first row, again not in a logical order is there a simple way of converting the file to an animated gif or so that adds all the layers one by one? maybe it shows a pattern or so, idk. No idea how to do it myself, this is actually the first time I've touched a svg file This probably isn't going anywhere and I've put way too much thought in this but hey, it's not like we have something better to do, right?

pretty sure Coldplay are way out of Down The Rabbit Hole's league, if you look at recent headliners. And they're also not really the type of act they book It'd be great though, I love that festival Also why would the Scottish one be Glasto?

...and FFTF2024 means Fooling Fans 'Til Fucking 2024 *circus music starts* no seriously, it has to mean something, everything on that website probably means something

I'm far from convinced the signal is actually a melody, I still think it's words (or maybe a number and a word) but it kinda has to be an existing code language because otherwise how do they want us to decipher this? I swear this goddamn thing has given me a migraine

BATMAAAAAN hi ..yes I kinda did too!

here's a translation of the Dutch audio (station 81/audio 27): There was a table set out under a tree in front of the house, and the March Hare and the Hatter were having tea at it: a Dormouse was sitting between them, fast asleep, and the other two were using it as a cushion, resting their elbows on it, and talking over its head. 'Very uncomfortable for the Dormouse,' thought Alice; 'only, as it's asleep, I suppose it doesn't mind.' The table was a large one, but the three were all crowded together at one corner of it: 'No room! No room!' they cried out when they saw Alice coming. 'There's PLENTY of room!' said Alice indignantly, and she sat down in a large arm-chair at one end of the table.

has anyone else noticed the Aristotle snippet seems to be gone? it was here yesterday https://alienradio.fm/wp-content/uploads/2021/04/ARFM-5.mp3 and I can't find it using the marker either

I noticed that as well yesterday but wasn't sure about anything because my web developing knowledge is super basic! there seem to be more placeholders for content

yeah that same sentence is on all the language pages, just some website coding stuff I'm assuming

space cake?

someone tried to play the code we aren't sure about yet: this was actually the first thing I thought when I saw that code but I thought it would sound rubbish lol buuut it actually sounds a bit like the Fall of Man what do you all think?

ah this takes me back ❤️

it's not spheres, the letters/symbols/whatever they are are all different, if it were spheres there would be an e twice

ohhh maybe but then what do we do with the spaces? this shit literally had me googling https://www.google.com/search?q=code+language+with+dots+and+little+squares lmao stupid band

yes sooo what does that say? it's got serious x&y code vibes but it's different

right, my history/science knowledge isn't what it should be on a friday night with all of this happening haha

the Dutch audio is so weird right! is any of the other languages not about anything relating to space? Apart from the Aristotle one maybe (no. 5)