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- CommentAuthorBrent Wilcox
- CommentTimeJan 25th 2010
Anyone out there can send me tracks for possible KEUL airplay via Soundcloud: Brent Wilcox's Dropbox
Smoke & Mirrors
KEUL - FM 88.9 Girdwood, AK
FM 105.3 Hope, AK
Sundays, 7-10pm
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Jan 24, 2010
Cluster - Sowiesoso
Seven Saturdays - Love in the time of anticipated defeat
Sigur Ros - Salka
Lngstone - Kabuki (edit)
Radicalfashion - Shousetsu
Brian Eno - St Elmo's Fire
Orbital - The Sinner
Ryukyu Underground - Snow in Okinawa
Jon Hassell - Club Zombie
Guillermo E Brown - das Funken
Slavic Soul Party - Teknochek Collision
Boiled In Lead - The Pinch of Snuff
A Hawk & A Hacksaw/Hun Hangar Ensemble - Zozobra
The Mekons - Secrets
Eyving Kang - Andegavenses
Lindsay Cooper - Horse Waltz
Robert Wyatt - Stay Tuned
Chateau Neuf - Den Store Paipolsen
Astor Piazolla - Tanguedia III
Radio Tarifa - Nu Alrest
Nasida Ria - Banyak Dosa Bertaubatlah
The Dirty Projectors - Stillness Is The Move
Anja Garbarek - Dizzy With Wonder
Laika - Coming Down Glass
Steuart Liebig & the Tee-Tot Quartet - Stutterstep
Jack DeJohnette/Bill Frisell - Entranced Androids
Far Corner - Creature Council
David Torn - Such Little Mirrors
King Crimson - Fracture
Hedningarna - Dufwa
Jon Hassell/Brian Eno - Ba-Benzele -
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CommentAuthorThe_Toxo_Zombie
- CommentTimeJan 25th 2010
Gigi - Strolling Past the Old Graveyard
COIL - Horse Rotorvator
Akira Yamaoka - Silent Hill 3 Soundtrack
Kronos Quartet - Black Angels
And the occasional Throbbing Gristle live gig off of TG24. Most recently the May 19th 1979 show at the Factory. They use a military listening exercise that was supposed to help soldiers identify weapons by their sound to open up shows from around that time. It's pretty effective at setting the atmosphere.
"We're Throbbing Gristle...from Dallas, Texas." GPO is such a joker. -
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Been listening to Necro Deathmort's This Beat is Necrotronic. A lot.
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Had a massive urge this weekend to spin all of Discordance Axis' catalog. ah, Grindcore Ninja Commando Team how i miss thee. =(
also:
Massive Attack - Heligoland (man the opener Pray for Rain [was on the EP too] is kicking my ass)
and in celebration of new SWANS stuff - Various Failures, Swans are Dead, Soundtracks for the Blind. -
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CommentAuthorbrycemidas
- CommentTimeJan 26th 2010
Spoon - Transference - Haven't given it the time it deserves, yet, mostly because I have recently gotten re-obsessed with Girls Can Tell.
Four Tet - There is Love in You - Yes. Yes. Very Nice.
Liars - Sisterworld - Less of a riff heavy monster than their self titled record, requires more inspection.
Raphael Saadiq - The Way I See It - Retro-soul from the former lead singer of Tony Toni Tone a la Sharon Jones and the Dap Kings. Fucking awesome. -
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I listened to music today for the first time in a while;
Rival Schools - United By Fate -
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CommentAuthorbrycemidas
- CommentTimeJan 26th 2010
@costa_k
Fuck yes. I love that record. -
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Aidan Baker - Green and Cold
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CommentAuthorTacoHugsPHD
- CommentTimeJan 26th 2010 edited
( Drop The Other )
I heard the Emika mix on Mary Anne Hobbs Experimental and became quite smitten with it. It's up on the BBC player for one more day and there's some radio recordings of it floating around as well. Highly Recommended. Got me to pick up a copy of her EP on Ninja Tune.
So this week has been
Emika - Drop The Other EP
Annette Peacock - My Mamma Never Taught Me To Cook
Ten and Tracer - You'll Be A Hero Soon (free netlabel glitch IDM)
A.A. Bondy - When The Devil's Loose
Fever Ray - Live at Lulea
Teddy Pendergrass - The first 4 albums (Miss U Teddy)
The O' Jays - Backstabbers
DMG$ - Hello World
Avalanches - Since I Left You
La Roux - s/t
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DJ Mixes by
Chrissy Murderbot - Booty Bass Roller Rink Jams
Redshape - Minimal Techno for MNML SSGS
Tried to listen to the Massive Attack album and it was like shitting rusty nails. I think I'll pass on that one. -
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CommentAuthorbrittanica
- CommentTimeJan 26th 2010
Picked up some live-radio Elvis Costello tracks(*cough*from Jeff Zero*cough*), some I've heard before, but haven't heard this version of "Pills and Soap" before. Loving it. -
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@Tacopunch - Boy howdy. That opening piano breakdown? That's what we call a HOOK.
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CommentAuthorThe_Toxo_Zombie
- CommentTimeJan 26th 2010
@Tacopunch
What do you think of Fever Ray's Live at Lulea? I was a bit disappointed. It's good, just not super exciting. Sounds like a lower quality version of the Fever Ray album. Now a DVD version...that would be sick. From what i've seen of Fever Ray and the Knife, their live shows look pretty damn cool. -
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This week we have a brilliant wide ranging mix from the curator of hotflush recordings - Scuba.
Amazing setlist.
toumani diabate – bafoulabe
orbital - i wish i had duck feet
fleetwood mac - brown eyes
nine inch nails – piggy
prince - computer blue
joy division – disorder
pet shop boys - i want to wake up
pete lazonby - sacred cycles
plastikman – glob
aphex twin – tha
autechre – bike
ali farka toure - allah uya
photek – conciousness
roni size - change my life
shimon & andy c – quest
roots manuva – inna
aaliyah - rock the boat
wookie – battle
http://www.allez-allez.co.uk/2010/01/scuba.html
Also listening to various labels I loved when I was younger and rediscovering their greatness, like:
Hymen Records
Sozialistischer Plattenbau
Ad Noiseam
Hotflush
Shockout (Shockout!!!)
Now banging my head to Enduser, Vex'd and Submerged. Feeling like I might get back to Nasenbluten pretty soon. Sad that Drop the Lime doesn't make breakcore anymore. Very happy about being reminded how great Merzbow's ''Oersted'' is.
Overdose, I guess. -
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CommentAuthorbrycemidas
- CommentTimeJan 26th 2010
RE: Pantha du Prince
Been looking into this dude, seems like it would be up my alley. What record do y'all recommend I start out on? -
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And Mono No Aware. 'm in heaven.
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- CommentAuthoricelandbob
- CommentTimeJan 27th 2010
@brycemdias
Just go and get the latest one. I´ve been listening to in depth more today and it really seems to have done a job on my aural pleasure centres...
Also i´ve been listening to the wonders of Robedoor - Raiders. It´s lovely and growling, like hooking up a couple of bears to some amplifiers...
On top of that i´ve discovered noise band Ajilvsga and their albums The Harvest & Crossed Bones. The 1st album sounds a bit like Bird of the Abyss, but by the second album, they mutat in a monolithic slab of droney black metal noise... -
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CommentAuthorTacoHugsPHD
- CommentTimeJan 27th 2010
@ The_Toxo_Zombie it sounds like the Fever Ray show did. More guitars, live vocal processing. There were a lot of cameras filming the Chicago show so I wouldn't be surprised if a dvd shows up.
@ales lynn put a enduser set http://beatplexity.com/mix/?id=5875 -
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Procyon-X - The Ghost Of Orion
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This week;
Pulled Apart By Horses - Traxxx. Saw this lot with Glassjaw the other day, this ep lives up to their always amazing live show.
Shapes - Get Your Learn On/The Pasture, The Oil. This lot were also with Glassjaw, they work much better live than they do on cd. The cds are still very good, however it's the old story. Plus the first time I saw them they pretty much destroyed a club/pub in manchester, so I may be a little biased with my judgement.
Four Tet - There Is Love In You. This, for me, is probably the best Four Tet album, which is odd considering I've only had it two days.
Vivian Girls - Vivian Girls.
Sufajan Stevens - Seven Swans/Illinoise.
Fucked Up - Couple Tracks. Great compilation. It's nice to have some of these tracks on cd finally. -
@brycemidas, the new one isn't actually as good as 2007's This Bliss, in my opinion. i'm super bummed about the song with guest vocals, and there are a few others that seem relatively sour compared to the brilliance of This Bliss.