What keeps a girl going when she’s rewriting human resources materials between meetings with an IT developer and trying to track down information from a freaky accountant?  Especially when the ups and downs from her desk are too frequent to make headphones comfortable?  The WNYC New Sounds archive.  That’s what.  Modern classical, electroacoustic and experimental, with a little fruity new age, weird modern choral music, and awesome “dark ambient” (remember that genre?) thrown in for good measure, available all the way back to 1986.  Today’s self-selected programming has been mostly Steve Reich, Brian Eno, and Klaus Schultze (his imaginary soundtrack to Dune — the book — is amazing).  Now playing:  Gavin Bryars’ Medea.  This archive satisfies everything I’d like to get from Music from the Hearts of Space but am too cheap to pay for, without rude quasi-Celtic interruptions.