Presented by Ozma Records’ David Pescovitz at the Sonos London Store.
Forty one years since it was launched towards the outer reaches of our galaxy on-board the Voyager Space Craft, the rarest record in the universe is touching down in London.
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Reissued for the first time off the back of a successful Kickstarter campaign last year, the Voyager Golden Record is finally available to the public. To mark the occasion, Ozma Records co-founder and co-producer with Timothy Daly and Lawrence Azerrad, David Pescovitz will present the story of the extraordinary, extraterrestrial project.
Filled with the sounds of Earth – from greetings in different languages, to recordings of dogs barking and people kissing – the record is also something of a time capsule for mankind’s greatest music, from Bach to Chuck Berry, as selected by a team at NASA led by star-gazing visionary Carl Sagan.
The presentation will also feature playbacks of the record via the Sonos Connect and Connect:Amp set-up, which hooks up your turntable to the rest of your home system with the kind of precision NASA can only dream of.
The Voyager Golden Record: A Journey Through Space and Time takes place at Sonos Store London on Tuesday 17th April. Sign-up to for the event here.