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Line 46: * The song "Look" from [[Venetian Snares]]' album ''[[Songs About My Cats]]'', contains several images of his cats. * The song "3recurring" from [[Plaid]] on their album ''[[Rest Proof Clockwork]]'' contains the recurring 3s represented as a logo on the cover of the "Not for Threes" album. * A possibly leaked MP3 version of "My Violent Heart" from the upcoming [[Nine Inch Nails]] album ''[[Year Zero (album)\|Year Zero]]'' contains a few brief moments of static at the end, which when analyzed in a spectrogram, reveals the image of a hand reaching down from the sky. This image echoes a similar theme seen throughout the [[viral marketing]] campaign launched for the album. [http://www.iamtryingtobelieve.com/] *Another new Nine Inch Nails track from Year Zero (April 17th) has been found on a flash drive in a bathroom stall on their current European tour. This time it's "Me, I'm Not"." Along with the song, was an mp3 of cricket chirping, which when put through a spectrogram revealed the number: 216.333.1810. Some modern music is also created using spectrograms as an intermediate medium; changing the intensity of different frequencies over time, or even creating new ones, by drawing them and then inverse transforming.

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