Home / Music / Superposition uses keyboard typing and telegraph key percussionMusic linernotes album music ryoji-ikedaSuperposition uses keyboard typing and telegraph key percussionStéphane Garin and Amélie Grould performed on Ryoji Ikeda’s Superposition, playing keyboard typing and telegraph key percussion. Search Amazon As an Amazon Associate, Work Notes may earn.Related NotesDataplex is 20 tracks of surgically precise electronic artRyoji Ikeda works with sine tones, noise, and frequencies at the edge of human hearingRyoji Ikeda's superposition puts quantum mechanics on stageSoup and Sauce is Ryoji Ikeda at the edge of perceptionIkeda's Datamatics series interrogates the raw data around usExploreScott Litt co-produced Automatic for the People with R.E.M.Mark Ronson and Salaam Remi gave Back to Black its retro soundJohn Congleton produced Basia's PalaceFour producers worked on Sneaker Pimps' Becoming XGus Seyffert and Matthew E. White produced Bedouine's debutPrevious Szell and the Cleveland Orchestra recorded Brahms' First in 1957Next Sufjan Stevens' Illinois has a much longer official title