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Phil Kline’s\u00a0Force of Nature (February)<\/em> is a public sound art experience in which anyone can be part of a performance.\u00a0<\/p>\n The version of the application for iPhone and Android comes embedded with each of the three tracks, and when you press play one of them will be randomly chosen for you. The speed will also be randomly adjusted a bit to mimic the variance that boomboxes brought to each performance, ensuring each play through is unique for all involved. It is suggested that before the performance begins, you place your device in airplane mode to avoid interruptions.<\/p>\n