posted on Apr, 28 2018 @ 04:45 PM
"Massive Attack have marked the passing of 20 years since the release of Mezzanine by encoding the album into DNA. This is the first time that an
entire album has been stored in this way
In 1998 Mezzanine became the first album to be made available as a free stream from the internet using Real Audio player.
Today, on the anniversary of it’s release the process of writing the DNA has begun - an acknowledgement that it could be an answer to the problem of
archiving the increasing amount of information that the world is creating.
Robert Del Naja is especially interested in the idea that the synthesised DNA can be added to paint or ink and where that might lead in the creation
of art and artefacts.
Massive Attack employs technology developed at ETH Zurich by Professor Robert Grass and his team. They also partner with the Zurich-based company
Turbobeads and the U.S. company, CustomArray to realise the project"