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nemo616.bsky.social
A government of ductworks, for ductworks
August 11, 2026 at 1:42 PM
spinningvoices.com
have you listened to my 2022 album Ductworks lately? I have because I translated two of the tracks on it into my live set I played recently. the Minneapolis musician Timmy The Tapeworm told me they reminded him of Coil
spinningvoices.bandcamp.com/album/ductwo...
Spinning Voices - Ductworks cover art. Stenciled white text on abstract metal duct artwork
November 23, 2025 at 3:59 AM
jackie-downn.bsky.social
There is a specific kind of nerd out there who is very into the institutional history of Eurodollar markets and I am one of them.

Really love anything Younger and Menand appear in wrt financial ductworks, always learn some new nook or cranny
tracyalloway.bsky.social Tracy Alloway @tracyalloway.bsky.social · Jan 14
THE HIDDEN HISTORY OF EURODOLLARS

*SPECIAL ODD LOTS SERIES*

@weisenthal.bsky.social & I are super excited to release of a special three-part series hosted by Josh Younger and Lev Menand diving deep into the history of the eurodollar market.

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The Hidden History of Eurodollars, Part 1: Cold War Origins
Podcast Episode · Odd Lots · 01/14/2025 · 34m
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January 15, 2025 at 11:45 PM
spinningvoices.com
this was a fun interview to do, right at the start of my shift toward noise music
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Scenic Route Spinning Voices gets noisy with Ductworks Will Moore | April 18, 2022 Spinning Voices is the moniker of St. Louis Park based electronic music producer David Boeser, who for his latest album Ductworks decided to try something radically different than his past projects. The album is an exploration of both nostalgic memories and the harsh and constant noises from metal ducts, vents, furnaces, and other machines found within everyday homes. He joins Will Moore on the Scenic Route to talk about how the album came to be and process for creating the complex songs.
June 8, 2026 at 2:13 AM
spinningvoices.com
and listen to the album here! I like it
spinningvoices.bandcamp.com/album/ductwo...
Ductworks, by Spinning Voices
10 track album
spinningvoices.bandcamp.com
June 8, 2026 at 2:14 AM
spinningvoices.com
I started exploring noise music as a listener 2 decades ago now, and I decided to start making my own in 2022. Now I've got 3 noise albums under my belt and I'm gonna keep making more because I want to keep exploring the outer edges of sound. Thanks for coming with me on the journey so far :o)
cover art of Ductworks, Until, and Flattener by Spinning Voices
May 5, 2026 at 1:36 PM
spinningvoices.com
Here's an album of mine from 2022 celebrating the dusty things in your house that clank and hum

spinningvoices.bandcamp.com/album/ductwo...
Ductworks, by Spinning Voices
10 track album
spinningvoices.bandcamp.com
January 26, 2025 at 8:43 PM
number137.bsky.social
if I ever will have to renovate my apart all walls will consists of ductworks like the Centre Pompidou - just in case I have to lay a cable
September 13, 2026 at 7:59 AM
spinningvoices.com
Each album here is a different style bc I'm always trying something new -
Ductworks (2022) - uneasy, droney, noisy, clanking
Climbing Wall (2022) - bright, playful, synthy, off-kilter
Assemblage 23 (2023) - slightly haunted, "liminal", old spaces
SV Explained (2024) - chopped samples, beat-driven
spinningvoices.com david (spinning voices) @spinningvoices.com · Oct 16
hello bsky, I'm david aka Spinning Voices and I make experimental music.

i've got a ton of music on bandcamp (and some on other platforms):
spinningvoices.bandcamp.com

you can find a bunch of videos of me messing with synths on youtube:
www.youtube.com/@bowser724
March 7, 2025 at 2:09 PM
grord.bsky.social
Ductworks? yeah I sure hope so
April 10, 2025 at 6:06 PM
redmckenzie.bsky.social
Evenin' ma'am. Just checkin' that your ductworks up to code.
February 26, 2026 at 11:38 PM
burnunit.mom
the canvas, the artist

(a sweaty lady, the faulty repair-resistant hvac who painted it on her)
A blonde woman in yellow sundress, red lipstick, gold and pink glasses stands in front of a building interior Burnunit in a sundress and great lipstick But she’s really sweaty and tired looking The interior of a carrier HVAC system. A beige and black and steel/aluminum ductworks with a bunch of multicolored wires
July 30, 2025 at 5:19 AM
rpg-soundsystem.bsky.social
The furnace breathes, the grates grasping, opening the spectrograph of self. The flowing air like a mournful ghost, the ratting gate a merging of human and atmosphere, the high pitched whine of some vibration travelling along the spine of the ductworks, like a finger running down your lover's back.
August 26, 2026 at 8:24 PM
forums.autodesk.com.web.brid.gy
Revit 2023 DUCT Tap issue
**I’m encountering a persistent issue with duct tap connections in our Revit 2023 model hosted on BIM360.** **As shown in the attached images:** **(Picture 1) The blue-highlighted duct was created months ago without any issue at that time. I can still create new ductwork (in green) and successfully connect a tap to it.** **However, when I create new ductworks (in orange) and attempt to connect the tap, Revit displays an error—even though both ducts are at the same elevation.** **error:   No auto-route solution was found.** **The BIM team has checked the duct family, and no issues were found.** (picture 1) **if I copy the existing blue duct or work directly from that duct, I can connect the new ductwork tap successfully. But once I drag or stretch the duct length, it deforms as shown in Picture 2, and afterward the same connection error reappears (Picture 3).** (picture 2) (picture 3) **If the duct is angled, the tap connection works fine (Picture 4).** (Picture 4) **This issue affects all users in that project. I’ve already reinstalled Revit 2023, but the problem persists.** **Could someone please help identify the cause or suggest any settings or file issues that might be leading to this behavior?**
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October 9, 2025 at 11:37 PM
forums.autodesk.com.web.brid.gy
Revit 2023 DUCT Tap issue
**I’m encountering a persistent issue with duct tap connections in our Revit 2023 model hosted on BIM360.** **As shown in the attached images:** **(Picture 1) The blue-highlighted duct was created months ago without any issue at that time. I can still create new ductwork (in green) and successfully connect a tap to it.** **However, when I create new ductworks (in orange) and attempt to connect the tap, Revit displays an error—even though both ducts are at the same elevation.** **error:   No auto-route solution was found.** **The BIM team has checked the duct family, and no issues were found.** (picture 1) **if I copy the existing blue duct or work directly from that duct, I can connect the new ductwork tap successfully. But once I drag or stretch the duct length, it deforms as shown in Picture 2, and afterward the same connection error reappears (Picture 3).** (picture 2) (picture 3) **If the duct is angled, the tap connection works fine (Picture 4).** (Picture 4) **This issue affects all users in that project. I’ve already reinstalled Revit 2023, but the problem persists.** **Could someone please help identify the cause or suggest any settings or file issues that might be leading to this behavior?**
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October 9, 2025 at 9:35 PM
englishwordbot.bsky.social
The word "ductworks" on a stylized background
June 6, 2026 at 8:30 PM
jenniferepergola.bsky.social
New story this past week: "Unexpected Roommate" theskewedlife.blogspot.com/2025/06/stor... #theskewedlife #humor #humour #comedy #resident #contractor #roommate #unexpectedroommate #mouse #airduct #ductworks #amouseintheductworks #humanetrap #removingamousewithahumanetrap #overreaction
Story 593: Unexpected Roommate
A parody blog, based on actual events.
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June 17, 2025 at 12:03 AM