Some Disassembly Required release 11 of x. Decline has started fronting a new band named "Finletter" (www.finletter.sfrevolution.net) So a few of us from frequency13 got together and decided to they needed a freq13 song. Yes it mixed horribly and yes someone bumped up the bass knob without it being noticed, and yes we are not happy with the mp3 version. But what are you going to do. The in flight recordings were terrible samples to work with from the beginning. Anyway, Finletter, we think we get it, and hopefully at least came close. Enjoy.

Some Disassembly Required release 10 of x. Frequency 13 sent us this little gem composed and recorded live during an encore. WARNING - around the 4 minute mark, in typical Frequency 13 fashion, the highs become very high and the lows become very low. This may lead to a muddy sound on your speakers, but we promise you it clears up.

Some Disassembly Required release 9 of x. We have once again teamed up with Frequency 13 for a larger project and present here in its terrible mp3 compressed form a rough cut of it. The audio sounds alright through good headphones or a P.A. system...but we take no responsibility for how it sounds through poor speakers or in mp3 format. (Frequency 13 disclaimer)

Some Disassembly Required release 8 of x. Two casts in one day! You are getting a bargain. Perhaps it is just us, but we get real nervous when we keep getting told how safe something is. As Madison Suicide said, "If the salesman is telling me how smart my decision is I know I'm making a mistake." Thanks "This Week In Nuclear" for causing our alarm.

It has been a long time since SDR put something out, well after a few blog entries over at www.sdr.sfrevolution.net we decided to crank out another episode. Feel free to not enjoy.

Some Disassembly Required release 6 of x. Thanks to one of the old radio talk shows on here for the inspiration.

SDR Audio Release 5 of x featuring bits of Frequency13's song "dug in" which originally was created for a video game which was never finished.
Our thanks go out to them for releasing their tracks to us for use.

www.sdr.sfrevolution.net release 4 of x. More atomic lessons. Maybe because its good not great. Interrupt all ration thought. Post no bills.
Formed and Conducted.

On occasion you need two extra fingers.

Actually the first audio produced for the SDR project as a collaboration between R. Decline of SF and Frequency13. Atomic Learning 13 was submitted as an "educational" piece and was unavailable on any Frequency13 album, they then refused to release it as an mp3 due to audio quality but have now decided to allow it. 7.7 megs in size.

Depend On Radio. This is cast 1 of x of Some Disassembly Required. www.sdr.sfrevolution.net Moving from analog to digital text to audio.