The online series Sine Fiction has released three new sets of MP3 files in its ongoing project, producing scores for classic science-fiction novels: Arthur C. Clarke‘s The Nine Billion Names of God, composed by Oeuf Korreckt (aka Frédrick Blouin); William S. Burroughs‘ The Ticket That Exploded, composed by A. Dontigny, who curates Sine Fiction; and Italo Calvino‘s Ti con Zero (or t zero, depending on your paperback edition), composed by Ellende. They’re housed on the home page of Sine Fiction (webpage), a project of the online label No Type (webpage).
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