Tag: podcasts
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Graculus Podcast – 14 October 2010
1: Human (excerpt) – Maggie Nicols & Phil Hargreaves (from the forthcoming album Human) 2: Summer Again – Phil Hargreaves & Glenn Weyant (Friday Morning Everywhere, whi CD06) 3: Unholy Minimalism – Mneme Ensemble & John Edwards (unreleased) 4: Vacant Lots 1965-66 – Caroline Kraabel/Mark Sanders/Veryan Weston (Mass Producers CD01) 5: Playtime – as…
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_Scape Podcast – 10 September 2010
Three Inscapes: I – Douglas Lilburn Three Inscapes: II – Douglas Lilburn Three Inscapes: III – Douglas Lilburn Concret PH – Iannis Xenakis Te Hau Kuri (Dog’s Breath) – Hirini Melbourne/Richard Nunns Ygghur: II Giacinto Scelsi (Frances-Marie Uitti- ‘cello) La Naisance Du Son – Gérard Pape, Rohan de Saram, amplified cello Kule Kule Reprise –…
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Partial Trust Podcast – 11 August 2010
This podcast literally takes you on a journey – by interspersing a variety of influential tracks with field recordings from inside a train. I recommend a fun game to enhance the experience of listening – listen to it at not quite full volume on a train and become aurally confused! Observe your mood when…
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Darnall Sinfonia Podcast – 8 August 2010
Eclat – Pierre Boulez Duration II – Morton Feldman Get In Line – Art Ensemble of Chicago Bungee – Harmen Fraanje Quartet Silver Apples of the Moon (extract) – Subotnick Cathode #5 – Otomo Yoshihide Snagglepuss – Naked City Three Architects Called Gabrielle (Just What I Expected) – Django Bates Don’t Try To Use Me…
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Orfeo 5 Podcast – 11 March 2010
I’ve tried to give a very broad overview of shared loves and influences of orfeo 5 without leaning too far in any one direction. They are all there in our sound some obvious some not so obvious. Hope you like it Shaun (orfeo 5) Tracklisting: 1. Nine Barrow Down – Field Recording by Keith Jafrate…
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Apropos Podcast – 11 February 2010
Since most of the music that really influences me (all pop music influences me) is by nature long and slow, I decided to skip all that and just go for an eclectic mix of songs I love. No thought was put into this (because then it would have been as long as I am old),…
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Takahashi’s Shellfish Concern Podcast – 10 December 2009
Gosh dern it, I love all these songs. They are the soundtrack to my 20s, and are not just the songs I’ve been listening to lately. The only exception may or may not be Running Up That Hill by Kate Bush, as I’ve just recently discovered it and I can’t really predict its staying power…
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Gift of Life Podcast – 9 November 2009
For my podcast, I tried to represent the diversity of musics to which I am most drawn, as well as include several recordings which I consider to be “must-hears”. The selected pieces generally break down into one of three genres: contemporary composition, free improvisation, or intelligent dance music (“IDM”), with a track by Medeski, Martin…
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Tullis Rennie – 8 October 2009
This selection is mainly focused on the electronic music I’ve been listening to recently – squashed, sideways beats, fuzzy-edged electronica and recent dubstep excursions. These are peppered with other tunes that have tickled my ear of late – remixes to rival the originals, singer-sonwriters to file under ‘inventive / interesting’, some heavyweight brass action and…
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Levenshulme Bicycle Orchestra Podcast – 10 September 2009
The Northern Wire was a radio show on Manchester’s ALL FM. Show was started in 2002 by David Armes who passed the baton on to Anthony Saunders and David Birchall around 2005 they ran with the show til its retirement earlier in this year; 2009. The show was characterized by a totally lack of musical policy…
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Pesticide Organica Podcast – 13 August 2009
This podcast presents a ride through various styles of electronic music. Beginning with some electroacoustic pieces from acclaimed composers, the podcast gains pace and moves into more beat driven tracks. The music is mixed together with some overlaps to create a flowing playlist. Of note is the ‘Impromondays’ track which is taken from a recording…
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Anton Hunter Podcast – 9 July 2009
This podcast is, predictably, mostly just a mix of what I’ve been listening to recently, but I did often have in mind to choose a few things that I knew Rod wouldn’t like. You know, for the sake of balance. Special mention should go to the Pamelia Kurstin track, a amazing theremin player I stumbled…
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Rodrigo Constanzo Podcast – 11 June 2009
Here’s a grab bag from what I’m currently listening to. Some you might know, some you should know. A few notable mentions: Zs/Extra Life both contain Charlie Looker, and EL recently played Futursonic Festival. Peter Blasser is the instrument designer of the kooky things I usually play. Kid Koala’s track is performed live, using two…