dadabots: links

Art Blocks records ♫ ByteBeats by DADABOTS x KAI as a 512-edition Factory collection released in 2021.

Verse describes ♫ ByteBeats as compact on-chain generative music and audiovisual bytebeat code.

FAST45 interviews CJ Carr and Zack Zukowski about Dadabots, music technology, and machine learning.

OpenSea publishes a Marfa Weekend conversation with DADABOTS about AI music, live neural synthesis, and Art Blocks.

Spotify hosts a podcast episode on Dadabots, CJ Carr, and the future of music.

New Atlas covers Dadabots' 24/7 AI death metal livestream and its real-time neural generation.

The Verge reports on Dadabots' endless death metal livestream and the legal ambiguity of AI music training.

Revolver covers Dadabots' Relentless Doppelganger and its deep-learning death metal stream.

Science Focus reports on the Dadabots channel and its continuous AI-generated death metal.

The Outline reviews Coditany of Timeness as a black metal album generated through neural network methods.

Real Life Mag discusses Dadabots, neural-network metal, and the cultural meaning of infinite death metal.

TIME places Dadabots within a broader account of musicians using AI for new musical possibilities.

Pitchfork surveys the future of musical AI and the cultural stakes of machine-generated music.

ITU AI for Good profiles DADABOTS and summarizes their formation, research, livestreams, and Harmonai work.

R100 Studio documents We Speak Music, the Reeps One, Dada Bots, and Bell Labs collaboration.

MuseumNext discusses AI-generated soundscapes in Museum Barberini's Music Walks project, a relevant institutional context for AI music in museums.

Kate Vass Galerie contextualizes Art Blocks Marfa Weekend as a recurring generative art gathering and exhibition platform.

Decrypt reports on Art Blocks Marfa Weekend as a major gathering for artists, collectors, and digital art communities.

The dadabots FAQ explains the project's self-definition as band, hackathon team, and ephemeral research lab.

The dadabots science archive collects their neural synthesis research and related publications.

The Generating Black Metal and Math Rock arXiv paper details modified SampleRNN methods for raw audio generation.

The Generating Albums with SampleRNN arXiv paper describes album-scale neural synthesis and machine-assisted production.

The Stable Audio 3 arXiv paper documents later diffusion-based audio work co-authored by CJ Carr and Zack Zukowski.

Stability AI introduces Stable Audio 2.0 and its structured long-form audio generation capabilities.

OpenSea's collection page indexes ♫ ByteBeats market activity and collection metadata for the secondary NFT context.

The dadabots music archive lists albums, livestreams, collaborations, AI Song Contest entries, and live projects.

Bandcamp hosts the dadabots music catalogue and identifies the project as two music hacker metalhead weirdos making generative music with code.

AI Song Contest 2025 profiles DADABOTS' entry MF U UP and describes their human-AI production process.

AI Song Contest 2021 profiles Dadabots and their Berklee origin story.

Mondo profiles CJ Carr as one half of DADABOTS and summarizes the duo's formation and research history.

The Dadabots GitHub repository documents code accompanying their SampleRNN research.

The Dadabots YouTube channel hosts livestreams, videos, and public audiovisual experiments.

CONVO EP2 features a long-form video discussion of Dadabots' origins, creative process, neural synthesis, and Web3 work.

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