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On the subject of Number Stations being used in music, recordings (all can be heard at the 'Number Stations' link I posted earlier in the thread):
British group The Porcupine Tree's song "Even Less" ends with E14 CIA 4F
Stereolab's "Pause" from the "Transient Random-Noise Bursts with Announcements" album uses "Swedish Rhapsody" clip.
Boards of Canada use a heavily modified E5 "Counting station" clip in their track "Gyroscope"
Pere Ubu's track "Coming Home" from the album "The Story Of My Life" uses modified E5 "Counting Station"
German electro pop band OK with their track "OKAY" ends with S5 OLX
Danny Eskanazi recorded the track "21.252" which was featured on the 1980's album "Seattle Syndrome". The so called "British YL" E21 counting station is included in the piece.
Italian group Madwork have just released the album "Overflow". The first track "Null" contains a sound clip from this very site.
The group "Chroma Key" uses the Swedish Rhapsody German YL on the track "Even the Waves" from the album "Dead Air for Radios".
The group "Tree Helicopter" have released an album called "Moon Calf", which includes several tracks inspired by number stations.
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