Although Asimov doesn't have a story directly named after the super-computer, it does appear in many of his sci-fi stories, and is related to many of the stories that inspired these compositions. So, it is fitting as it serves a bit of a 'overture…

One of Asimov's most famous stories, the music attempts to re-create the world that knows nothing but daylight. Unsettling, but bright sounds hint at the looming darkness that must come, ending with the crescending voices of fear and madness…

A brief story about the end of mankind, and the dawn of New Age of the Multivac. Or was the Multivac the creator all along?

Two opposing melodic lines represent the story of the Nurse who looks after the "ugly little boy" from a prehistoric time, and the scientists who brought him (through time-travel) into our world and regard him as simply an experiment. Eventually…

A fun little story about a man who tricks a demon into keeping demonic powers and remains undamned. The music doesn't reflect the narrative directly, just some of the more disturbing demonic variety.

One of my favourite stories from his collection - not so far from the real world, as a home-made 'chronoscope' (a device that allows viewing of any place or time from up to 80 years ago) makes security and privacy a thing of the past.

Matter does matter - probably one of Asimov's strangest stories (personally speaking), even with it's emotional ending.

Sometimes society gets wrapped up in their own routine, failing to notice the sheer beauty that surrounds them on a daily basis, until a moment of chance changes everything.

Somewhere between Client and Psychedelic Furs. I think. From my RPM 2009 album "Signal To Noise"

Lyrics @ http://wave.transmit-music.com/seethrough.html Wave 2010 (RPM)