Podcasts about Ad Noiseam

Raoul Sinier joins us for this episode of the Bassfug podcast. We talk about his art, making music on an Amiga 500, and Ableton Live, and reaching out to labels. Raoul has released on Ad Noiseam, Planet Mu, Coredump Records, Tigerbeat6, and Sublight Records. It's another "what do you think of Social Media?" episode that you don't want to miss! http://raoulsinier.com/ https://raoulsinier.bandcamp.com/ https://soundcloud.com/raoul-sinier

The dudes dive into some heavy heavy electronic music. Voicemail - (631) 837-3274 Music Featured: Grim Reaper - Dead on Arrival Rotator - Jump da Fuck Up Rotator - Damage The Winstons - Amen Brother Rebel MC (Featuring Tenor Fly) - The Wickedest Sound (Don Gorgon Mix) Aphrodite - Stalker Christoph de Babalon - If You're Into It, I'm Out of It Libido Airbag - Schokopforte Libido Airbag - Rectal Blasthole Libido Airbag - Recycled Robocum Venetian Snares - There's Punk Kids Out There Venetian Snares - Befriend A Child Killer (Remix) Venetian Snares - Hajnal Ultraviolence - Psycho Drama Datach'i - Mmale and Ffemale Flashbub - Lawn Wake IV Rotator - Dissident Sound Maniak Lady Scraper - Wolves Genghis Tron - Board Up the House Gigantic Brain - The Invasion Discography Bong-Ra - Stereohype Heroin Hooker Wormskull - Nosebleed Drumcorps - Grist Drumcorps - Altered Beast - Demo with Animosity Igorrr - Nostril Igorrr - Hallelujah Igorrr and Ruby My Dear - Maigre EP Whourkr - Concrete End.user - Not So Distant Drums Squarepusher - Come On My Selector Luna Sol - Below The Deep 22 - Flux Knocked Loose - A Different Shade of Blue Buzzcocks - Peel Sessions

Mantis Radio 296 + Amphior Denmark’s Amphior brings a blissful blossom of sound in the guest session. Supported with music from Moderat, Savier, Replicant, Broken English Club, Holodeck Records, FUSE, Petrichor, Bovaflux, Ontal, Plike and 100 Gecs. playlist → show archives. support the show → become a patron.

Mantis Radio 296 + Amphior Denmark’s Amphior brings a blissful blossom of sound in the guest session. Supported with music from Moderat, Savier, Replicant, Broken English Club, Holodeck Records, FUSE, Petrichor, Bovaflux, Ontal, Plike and 100 Gecs. Show playlist available at Darkfloor.

This week guest is the Danish DJ and producer Karsten Pflum, known as a prolific artists able to perform ambient and gear oriented lives as well as multi genre DJ sets. He has released on many Electronica/weird/Noise recognized labels like Touched Music, Hymen, Worm interface, Ad Noiseam and more. He has sent us a nice killer electro/electronica set full of references showing his DJ skills and mastering of complex grooves! Enjoy (tracklist bellow) You can hear and buy Karsten Pflum's newest EP "CITY OF THIEVES" here: https://karstenpflum.bandcamp.com/album/city-of-thieves-ep-digital-version https://karstenpflum.bandcamp.com/ Tracklist: Renard With No Regard Featuring Ced-What? - We'll Make Your Body Move - 4 Sight Records FunkinEven - Roland's Jam - Eglo Records EOD - Moon - Not on Label Justin Cudmore - New Jack The House - The Bunker New York Jodey Kendrick - TBS1 - Djak-up-bitch (DUB) MNLTH - Dink - Central Processing Unit Tysk Raider - Drascart - Not on Label D'archangelo - Sepotwoeight - Rephlex TML - RHU (Justin Cudmore Remix) - Hotflush Recordings Anodyne - Gone - Analogical Force Posthuman - The Benz - Balkan Vinyl Bjørn Svin - Bus To Get Her - Endless Process Rolando Simmons - Filthy Bean - Not on Label Posatronix - Posatronix - Direct Beat The Shamen - Spacetime (Front Ear Mix) - One Little Indian Andrea - Future Atmo - Ilian Tape Andrea - Remade - Ilian Tape Skee Mask - Rev8617 - Ilian Tape

This week guest is the Danish DJ and producer Karsten Pflum, known as a prolific artists able to perform ambient and gear oriented lives as well as multi genre DJ sets. He has released on many Electronica/weird/Noise recognized labels like Touched Music, Hymen, Worm interface, Ad Noiseam and more. He has sent us a nice killer electro/electronica set full of references showing his DJ skills and mastering of complex grooves! Enjoy (tracklist bellow) You can hear and buy Karsten Pflum's newest EP "CITY OF THIEVES" here: https://karstenpflum.bandcamp.com/album/city-of-thieves-ep-digital-version https://karstenpflum.bandcamp.com/ Tracklist: Renard With No Regard Featuring Ced-What? - We'll Make Your Body Move - 4 Sight Records FunkinEven - Roland's Jam - Eglo Records EOD - Moon - Not on Label Justin Cudmore - New Jack The House - The Bunker New York Jodey Kendrick - TBS1 - Djak-up-bitch (DUB) MNLTH - Dink - Central Processing Unit Tysk Raider - Drascart - Not on Label D'archangelo - Sepotwoeight - Rephlex TML - RHU (Justin Cudmore Remix) - Hotflush Recordings Anodyne - Gone - Analogical Force Posthuman - The Benz - Balkan Vinyl Bjørn Svin - Bus To Get Her - Endless Process Rolando Simmons - Filthy Bean - Not on Label Posatronix - Posatronix - Direct Beat The Shamen - Spacetime (Front Ear Mix) - One Little Indian Andrea - Future Atmo - Ilian Tape Andrea - Remade - Ilian Tape Skee Mask - Rev8617 - Ilian Tape

This week guest is the Danish DJ and producer Karsten Pflum, known as a prolific artists able to perform ambient and gear oriented lives as well as multi genre DJ sets. He has released on many Electronica/weird/Noise recognized labels like Touched Music, Hymen, Worm interface, Ad Noiseam and more. He has sent us a nice killer electro/electronica set full of references showing his DJ skills and mastering of complex grooves! Enjoy (tracklist bellow) You can hear and buy Karsten Pflum's newest EP "CITY OF THIEVES" here: https://karstenpflum.bandcamp.com/album/city-of-thieves-ep-digital-version https://karstenpflum.bandcamp.com/ Tracklist: Renard With No Regard Featuring Ced-What? - We'll Make Your Body Move - 4 Sight Records FunkinEven - Roland's Jam - Eglo Records EOD - Moon - Not on Label Justin Cudmore - New Jack The House - The Bunker New York Jodey Kendrick - TBS1 - Djak-up-bitch (DUB) MNLTH - Dink - Central Processing Unit Tysk Raider - Drascart - Not on Label D'archangelo - Sepotwoeight - Rephlex TML - RHU (Justin Cudmore Remix) - Hotflush Recordings Anodyne - Gone - Analogical Force Posthuman - The Benz - Balkan Vinyl Bjørn Svin - Bus To Get Her - Endless Process Rolando Simmons - Filthy Bean - Not on Label Posatronix - Posatronix - Direct Beat The Shamen - Spacetime (Front Ear Mix) - One Little Indian Andrea - Future Atmo - Ilian Tape Andrea - Remade - Ilian Tape Skee Mask - Rev8617 - Ilian Tape

This week guest is the Danish DJ and producer Karsten Pflum, known as a prolific artists able to perform ambient and gear oriented lives as well as multi genre DJ sets. He has released on many Electronica/weird/Noise recognized labels like Touched Music, Hymen, Worm interface, Ad Noiseam and more. He has sent us a nice killer electro/electronica set full of references showing his DJ skills and mastering of complex grooves! Enjoy (tracklist bellow) You can hear and buy Karsten Pflum's newest EP "CITY OF THIEVES" here: https://karstenpflum.bandcamp.com/album/city-of-thieves-ep-digital-version https://karstenpflum.bandcamp.com/ Tracklist: Renard With No Regard Featuring Ced-What? - We'll Make Your Body Move - 4 Sight Records FunkinEven - Roland's Jam - Eglo Records EOD - Moon - Not on Label Justin Cudmore - New Jack The House - The Bunker New York Jodey Kendrick - TBS1 - Djak-up-bitch (DUB) MNLTH - Dink - Central Processing Unit Tysk Raider - Drascart - Not on Label D'archangelo - Sepotwoeight - Rephlex TML - RHU (Justin Cudmore Remix) - Hotflush Recordings Anodyne - Gone - Analogical Force Posthuman - The Benz - Balkan Vinyl Bjørn Svin - Bus To Get Her - Endless Process Rolando Simmons - Filthy Bean - Not on Label Posatronix - Posatronix - Direct Beat The Shamen - Spacetime (Front Ear Mix) - One Little Indian Andrea - Future Atmo - Ilian Tape Andrea - Remade - Ilian Tape Skee Mask - Rev8617 - Ilian Tape

21 ДЕКАБРЯ!!! в 23:00 по Москве на DirtLabAudio.com | HELL KITCHEN RADIOSHOW with GORE TECH [UK] В этот четверг в гостях у HELL KITCHEN побывает британский музыкант GORE TECH. George Liam Flett выпускается на таких лейблах, как Peace Off, Ad Noiseam, PRSPCT, Murder Channel и многих других. Является участником таких фестивалей, как Maschinenfest, Let It Roll, PRSPCT XL, Breakcore Gives Me Wood. soundcloud.com/goretechМузыка: GORE TECH - Guest Mix

21 ДЕКАБРЯ!!! в 23:00 по Москве на DirtLabAudio.com | HELL KITCHEN RADIOSHOW with GORE TECH [UK] В этот четверг в гостях у HELL KITCHEN побывает британский музыкант GORE TECH. George Liam Flett выпускается на таких лейблах, как Peace Off, Ad Noiseam, PRSPCT, Murder Channel и многих других. Является участником таких фестивалей, как Maschinenfest, Let It Roll, PRSPCT XL, Breakcore Gives Me Wood. soundcloud.com/goretechМузыка: GORE TECH - Guest Mix

Saison 5 de votre podcast de musique électronique.Une 2ème saison pour revenir aux fondamentaux, la musique.Un épisode à l'ambiance éthéré, cotonneuse, chargé en brouillards et en vagues annonciatrices de joies, de peur, ou de plaisirs partagés.Les Abyssales, ça doit être ça: un podcast du présent, qui ne doit plus penser à son passé, ni à un futur hypothétique. C’est un épisode particulier pour moi, car je suis, en tout cas pour le moment, seul aux manettes de cette émission.Il s’agit ici d’effectuer une totale improvisation sur ce que j’écoute et pense des morceaux.Bien entendu, il me faudra me caler, attendez l’épisode suivant pour que tout soit parfait. Je remercie ces quelques personnes qui ont toujours gardé cette émission dans leur cœur, et leur remercie pour leur soutien, même lointain.Ils se reconnaîtront. TRACKLIST Ben Lukas Boysen / You'll miss us one day ("Gravtity" Ad Noiseam 2014) Anne Garner - Your Name (High Sklies Remix) ("Be Life Relived" Slowcraft Records 2016) Martin Godwin - The Sea Was Empty ("Hearth" Silent Season 2017) Subheim&Monolog - Make stone cry ("Conviction" Denovali Records 2017) Solar Fields / Reborn ("Origin # 01" Ultimae Records 2010) Bunai Carus - Wakefulness ("Veil" Brainstorm Lab 2014) Varg - Stambanan Vacant - Nocturnal ("Nocturnal" Fent Plates 2017) ASC - Eris ("Trans-Neptunian Objects" Auxiliary 2017) Ryuchi Sakamoto - Life, Life ("Async" Commmons 2017) Christopher Willits - Light and Dark ("Comet" Auto released 2017) Anton Kubikov - Timeless ("Whatness" Kompakt 2017) NOTES DE L'EMISSION Un oubli dans l'annonce des titres, vous avez pu ententre "Stambanan" de l'artiste Varg sur son album Misantropen sorti en 2013 sur Northern Electronics. Rendez-vous le mois prochain, le 15 Novembre, pour Les Abyssales EP 27, dans, peut être, une autre ambiance etd ‘autres styles musicaux. D’ici là, je vous laisse en compagnie d’Anne Garner dont je vous ai diffusé un morceau ce soir, et de son album de remix, « Be Life Relived », qui est un bijou d’introspection. En prime, vous pouvez l’écouter ci-dessous.

Many thanks to Lukas Stern for his awesome set!For our next addition to the Drone family, we’re truly proud we got this Techno Minded Hero.Why ? Well, He got 60+ Release’s on many respected labels like Shadow Story, Ad Noiseam, Mord Records, Inner Surface Music, Darkfloor Sound, Combat Recordings, Overdraw, Photon Emissions, RDL47 Records, Duality, Violet Poison and more under many different aliases as Ontal with Darko Kolar, Impulse Controls with Blush Response, Figure-Ground with Alexander Church of Dronelock, Boris Noiz, Lost in the Sound.He recently moved to New York to focus on his new project under his own name. With this project, he already got a well-received EP on New York Trax, the leading track titled ÒThe OvenÓ, with its dirty funk and relentless groove it’s a serious candidate for an all-time classic. And as the skillful DJ, he is, he is already racking up some gig’s in New York scene with one upcoming this Friday at The Black Hole in The Gate, New York.Connecting the dots between the past and present, he seems to have a clear vision of what the future of electronic music should be, and we are very happy to have him on the Drone Podcast No.075: Boris BreneckiPlease enjoy!

Pour fêter notre retour, quoi de mieux que le sourire de Jay ? C'est le retour des Abyssales pour une 4ème saison!2 mois après tout le monde, nous reprenons du service au fond de la classe tout près du radiateur.1 an jour pour jour après le début de la saison 3, nous reprenons notre bâton de pèlerin à travers les méandres de la musique électronique, afin de vous délivrer (nous l'espérons) la bonne parole du synthétiseur et de la boîte à rythme. Nous nous excusons par avance pour le retard pris dans le lancement de la 4ème saison, des évènements spéciaux touchant Redscape ne nous a pas permis d'effectuer l'émission dans de bonnes conditions au mois d'Octobre, date à laquelle nous devions recommencer. Sans plus attendre, voici la tracklist de ce mois de Novembre 2016 1 - Etienne de Crécy - Prix ChocLP Super Discount - 1996 - Disques Solid/Different 2 - Stuffa - Proof feat David A Tobin (Wolf + Lamb)EP Proof - 2010 - Trunkfunk Records 3 - Asem Shama - Kabuki (Original Mix)EP Kabuki - 2008 - Highgrade Records #4 - Gui Boratto - Haute CoutureEP Anunciacion - 2008 - K2 #5 - Come Truise - Declinaison feat. Joel FordEP Wave 1 - 2014 - Ghostly International #6 - Grem’s - Broka Billy’s feat. Foreign Beggars (Machinedrum's Remix)LP Broka Billy - 2010 - Grems Industry #7 - Prodigy - FirestarterLP The Fat Of The Land - 1997 - XL Recordings #8 - Aphex Twin - Donkey RhubarbEP Donkey Rhubarb - 1995 - Warp Records #9 - dBridge - DecayedEP Rendezvous/Decayed - 2011 - Exit Records #10 - Kangding Ray - World Within WordsLP Automne Fold - 2008 - Raster-Noton #11 - Roel Funcken - Vertox Dreaming (remix by Hecq)LP Hecq - Conversions - 2014 - Ad Noiseam #12 - Asura - Always (LS Vintage Edit)V/A Summer mixed by DJ Zen - 2014 - Altar Records AUTOUR DE L'EMISSION Quelques changements ont été effectués pour cette nouvelle saison, comme un générique plus court qui utilise toujours un morceau d'Ocoeur, "Ortz", que vous pouvez retrouver sur l'album "A Parallel Life" (2014-n5MD), et un habillage sonore uniformisé autour d'un même sonore, nos 2 voix déclamant successivement "Les Abyssales". Le claim redevient "Destination inconnue vers les profondeurs sonores", bien moins clivant que celui de la saison 03, ne vous y trompez pas, notre émission se veut la plus fédératrice possible. Vous l'aurez sans doute remarqué, nous vous proposons une émission avec une qualité sonore et une réalisation qui se veut le Nous avons passé 2 extraits en supplément de la tracklist d'origine, avec dans un premier temps "No Good (Start The Dance)" de The Prodigy sur l'album Music For The Jilted Generation"" (1994-XL Recordings), et dans un second temps "Lonely Star" d'Asura, sur l'album "Radio Universe" (2014-Ultimae Records), que nous vous recommendons chaudement. Rendez-vous le mois prochain, pour l'émission 23, qui sera consacré au hip-hop.

Part 1: Stormfield interview and selections Illektrolab & 4th Genome - Bass Agenda Intro Stormfield - Collapsing System (feat Nonima - ambient mix) Gunjack - Diablo (Stormfield Acid mix) Stormfield - Calais Jungle Acid Stormfield - Antifacid (Nonima remix) Bola - w.1.k Amorphous Androgynous - Mountain Goat Scald - Solace Tehka - Infierno Stormfield - Rebuild (DeFeKT remix) Fausten - Evisceration (Ontal remix) Fausten vs Dekode - Phosphor Cedric von Flugel - Spanner in the Works Cursor Miner - Fungus Gnat Fighting Part 2: Stormfield's 'Riot Season' mix for Bass Agenda: 1 FZV - Chhfx(z) - Riot Season 2 Stormfield - Antifacid (Nonima remix) - Riot Season 3 Milanese - Mr ion (live wobble version) - Riot Season 4 Defunkt Dialekt - Violent Flowers of Ignorance - Riot Season 5 Teste - The Wipe (Rrose remix) 6 Somatic Responses - Broken Promise - Riot Season 7 Cedric von Flugel - Spanner in the Works - Riot Season 8 Monster X - Nacid Nato - Riot Season 9 The Martian - Cosmic Movement 10 I will fight 11 Fausten vs Dekode - Phosphor - Riot Season 12 Source Direct - The Crane (Function mix) 13 Ontal - Discipline 14 Pukemaster Gehm - 303 degrees 15 Dope Module (Future Sound of London) - We bring it 16 Dan Habernam - Mut Mobile (Deapmash mix) 17 The Martian - Stardancer 18 What is it about society that disappoints you so much? 19 Somatic Responses - Shadow Hunting - Riot Season 20 Cursor Miner - Null Hypothesis - Riot Season 21 KLO - Mushroom Hop 22 Fear Ratio - FRT3 23 Ibunshi & Indidjinous - Subversive 24 Dillinja - Acid Trak 25 Little Sap Dungeon - Empty Rooms Breathe Heavily (Mick Harris D7 Raptor mix) Mix Notes from Stormfield: 15 - Included a bit of old FSOL in there during their rave days 14 - Respect to Andreas Gehm RIP, didn’t know him personally but enjoyed his tunes and he seemed a humble, sarcastic and funny character online. 11 - Phosphor is first Fausten track since the album on Ad Noiseam. More to come. 12 - A nod to Source Direct, another huge influence. 6 & 19 - Couple of destroyers from Somatics, modular synths used in a powerful way

Rangez les enfants. Avant que le printemps ne s'installe définitivement et que la saison ne soit plus propice aux sonorités acerbes et noires, une dernière plongée dans les tréfonds de l'âme s'impose. On est pas chien, on vous y amènera en vous prenant par la main, à l'aide de Tricoli et de Meye, avant de vous déposer gentiment sur la friche industrielle et de vous y abandonner lâchement.Là vous y subirez pluies acides d'Ad Noiseam, une vengeance froide, les émanations post-industrielles de Kerridge et de Cosmo Rhythmatic, et votre cerveau finira de se consumer sur les ruines électroniques de Shapednoise, avant de fondre totalement sous les coups de butoires des drones électriques de Pan Sonic.Expurgez, brûlez les dernières onces de violence enfouie, sait-on jamais, le prochain mix pourrait être à tendance "glitch-electronica de conte de fée".EhoarnTracklist :Valerio Tricoli - Error (Miseri Lares / Pan, 2014)Yves de Meye - Adamance (Drawn With Shadow Pens / Spectrum Spools, 2016)Stray Dogs - Vultures (Wasteland / Icarus Records, Vynilla Vinyl, 2013)A Vengeance - Burn (Antennae / Darkfloor Sound, 2016)Swarm Intelligence - Outpost (Faction / Ad Noiseam, 2014)Ontal - Entropia (Entropia / Ad Noiseam, 2015)Oyaarss - Klusums, tveice, lietusgāze (Smaida Greizi Nākamība / Ad Noiseam, 2012)Roly Porter - Mass (Third Law / Tri-Angle, 2016)Franck Vigroux – Centaure (Shapednoise remix) (Centaure / Cosmo Rythmatic, 2015)Franck Vigroux – Centaure (Centaure / Cosmo Rythmatic, 2015)Kerridge - FLA3 (Fatal Light Attraction / Downwards, 2016)Shapednoise - Enlightenment (feat. Justin K Broadrick) (Different Selves / Type, 2015)Shapednoise - Intruder (Different Selves / Type, 2015)Mika Vainio et Franck Vigroux - Mémoire (Peau Froide, Léger Soleil / Cosmo Rhythmatic, 2015)Pan Sonic - 11’03’ (Oksastus / Kvitnu, 2014)

Rangez les enfants. Avant que le printemps ne s'installe définitivement et que la saison ne soit plus propice aux sonorités acerbes et noires, une dernière plongée dans les tréfonds de l'âme s'impose. On n'est pas chiens, on vous y amènera en vous prenant par la main, à l'aide de Valerio Tricoli et Yves de Mey, avant de vous déposer gentiment sur la friche industrielle et de vous y abandonner lâchement. Là, vous y subirez pluies acides d'Ad Noiseam, une vengeance froide, les émanations post-industrielles de Kerridge et de Cosmo Rhythmatic, et votre cerveau finira de se consumer sur les ruines électroniques de Shapednoise, avant de fondre totalement sous les coups de butoirs des drones électriques de Pan Sonic. Expurgez, brûlez les dernières onces de violence enfouie, sait-on jamais, le prochain mix pourrait être à tendance "glitch-electronica de conte de fée". Ehoarn Tracklist : Valerio Tricoli - Error (Miseri Lares, 2014) Yves de Mey - Adamance (Drawn With Shadow Pens, 2016) Stray Dogs - Vultures (Wasteland, 2013) A Vengeance - Burn (Antennae, 2016) Swarm Intelligence - Outpost (Faction, 2014) Ontal - Entropia (Entropia, 2015) Oyaarss - Klusums, Tveice, Lietusgāze (Smaida Greizi Nākamība, 2012) Roly Porter - Mass (Third Law, 2016) Franck Vigroux - Centaure (Shapednoise Remix) (Centaure, 2015) Franck Vigroux - Centaure (Centaure, 2015) Kerridge - FLA·3 (Fatal Light Attraction, 2015) Shapednoise - Enlightenment (feat. Justin K Broadrick) (Different Selves, 2015) Shapednoise - Intruder (Different Selves, 2015) Vainio & Vigroux - Mémoire (Peau Froide, Léger Soleil, 2015) Pan Sonic - 11'03ˮ (Oksastus, 2014) Photo : Tracteur à chenilles Holt 76

Rangez les enfants. Avant que le printemps ne s'installe définitivement et que la saison ne soit plus propice aux sonorités acerbes et noires, une dernière plongée dans les tréfonds de l'âme s'impose. On n'est pas chiens, on vous y amènera en vous prenant par la main, à l'aide de Valerio Tricoli et Yves de Mey, avant de vous déposer gentiment sur la friche industrielle et de vous y abandonner lâchement. Là, vous y subirez pluies acides d'Ad Noiseam, une vengeance froide, les émanations post-industrielles de Kerridge et de Cosmo Rhythmatic, et votre cerveau finira de se consumer sur les ruines électroniques de Shapednoise, avant de fondre totalement sous les coups de butoirs des drones électriques de Pan Sonic. Expurgez, brûlez les dernières onces de violence enfouie, sait-on jamais, le prochain mix pourrait être à tendance "glitch-electronica de conte de fée". Ehoarn Tracklist : Valerio Tricoli - Error (Miseri Lares, 2014) Yves de Mey - Adamance (Drawn With Shadow Pens, 2016) Stray Dogs - Vultures (Wasteland, 2013) A Vengeance - Burn (Antennae, 2016) Swarm Intelligence - Outpost (Faction, 2014) Ontal - Entropia (Entropia, 2015) Oyaarss - Klusums, Tveice, Lietusgāze (Smaida Greizi Nākamība, 2012) Roly Porter - Mass (Third Law, 2016) Franck Vigroux - Centaure (Shapednoise Remix) (Centaure, 2015) Franck Vigroux - Centaure (Centaure, 2015) Kerridge - FLA·3 (Fatal Light Attraction, 2015) Shapednoise - Enlightenment (feat. Justin K Broadrick) (Different Selves, 2015) Shapednoise - Intruder (Different Selves, 2015) Vainio & Vigroux - Mémoire (Peau Froide, Léger Soleil, 2015) Pan Sonic - 11'03ˮ (Oksastus, 2014) Photo : Tracteur à chenilles Holt 76

Mantis Radio 191 + A Thousand Details We've a session from Portugal's Gustavo Lima aka A Thousand Details and new music from Ad Noiseam's DJ Hidden, Ontal and Swarm Intelligence, Arell's April Larson, Lobster Theremin's Daze, new Sonic Groove, fresh Emetic from Plukkkk, new jungle from Christoph De Babalon and lush forthcoming ambience from Kranky's Christina Vantzou. playlist → show archives. support the show → become a patron.

"Jam Karet" is Bahasa Indonesia (Indonesian language) meaning "Elastic Time" (or "Rubber Hours"). To me, this concept also applies to mixes that include ambient and drone fragments... where the listener gets immersed in sound in such a way that all notion of time is lost; where music could last for minutes, or for hours. --- originally published on Ambientblog --- Playlist:start time - sample length - Artist - Title(Album Title, Release Year, Label details) 00:00 04:30 Samora - Uranium(Lontano, 2014, Tranquillo / Psychonavigation TRAN005)03:38 04:21 Witte Ruis - Droon 1.1A(Places, 2014, Lomechanik LOMEK025)06:03 04:56 Orphax - Mantophasmatodea(Oniscus Asellus, 2014, self-released)08:26 02:33 Alvin Lucier - Music for Gamelan Instruments, Microphones and Loudspeakers(Resonance 9.2, 2002, London Musician's Collective RES 9.2 )09:21 02:07 Francisco Lopez - Untitled #240(Untitled [2009], 2011, Baskaru Karu:20)11:05 02:26 Ulises Conti - M(Los Griegos Creían Que Las Estrellas Eran Pequeños Agujeros Por Donde Los Dioses Escuchaban A Los Hombres, 2014, Flau FLAU41)12:36 03:29 Marina Rosenfeld - New York/It's All About(P.A./ Hard Love, 2013, Room40, RM430)15:39 01:05 Paul Schütze - Sacred Agents(New Maps of Hell, 1996, Big Cat ABB 104 CD)16:00 02:00 Brunette Models - Nie Bryza Targane Poczwary Glebin(Impressions of Whispers, 2009, Jamenda 057363)16:30 04:10 Jacaszek & Kwartludium - Sigh (Les Peupliers)(Catalogue des Arbres, 2014, Touch TO;94)19:30 03:34 Slim Vic - Divalater (Part 1)(Brain Mash, 2014, Lamour Records lamourcd001)21:09 03:00 Sava Marinkovic - Opening(Evocation, 2014, self-released)22:51 02:38 Mica Levi - Andrew Void / Lipstick to Void(Under the Skin OST, 2014, Milan, 399 543-2)25:01 02:24 Hortus Conclusus - Drone_66 Denebola(Selected Drones, 2011, Nostress Netlabel NN_LP006_11_11)26:00 01:32 Laurie Spiegel - Three Sonic Spaces I(Unseen Worlds, 1994, Aesthetic Engineering AE 11001-2)27:06 00:31 Tod Dockstader - Four Telemetry Tapes, No. 2(Apocalypse, 1993, Starkland ST-202)27:13 04:31 Pete Namlook - Music for Urban Meditation - Part VI(Music for Urban Meditation, 2004, Fax PK 08/167)27:28 00:46 Tod Dockstader - Four Telemetry Tapes, No. 3(Apocalypse, 1993, Starkland ST-202)28:46 05:39 Porzellan - Between Two Suns(The Fourth Level of Comprehension, 2009, Hibernate HB03)32:33 02:50 Max Richter - Journey 3(Infra, 2010, Fat Cat Records CD 13-11)35:00 03:40 Monolake - Avalanche(Silence, 2009, Imbalance Computer Music ML025)37:21 03:52 Mesektet - Hollow Monolitis(Towards a Bleak Sun, 2014, Cold Spring CSR191CD)39:33 03:07 Erik Enocksson - Epilogue(Man Tänker Sitt, 2009, Kning Disk KD070)41:41 02:38 Kate Carr - Sunset(Overheard in Doi Saket, 2014, 3Leaves 3L030)42:54 02:00 Man Watching the Stars - Alpha Ursae Minoris(Dusk, 2014, CIUIN UIN002)43:31 02:31 Yair Elazar Glotman - Khaypudyr Bay(Northern Gulfs, 2014, Glacial Movements GM012)45:18 04:19 Alva Noto - Alva Noto Z1 (For John Cage)(For, 2006, Line LINE_026)48:21 01:57 The The - Meat Fever(Tony, 2010 Lazarus Cineola 1)49:24 08:10 Svarte Greiner - Final Sleep (Remix by Hecq)(Conversions, 2014, Ad Noiseam adn174)55:12 02:45 Mike Cooper - Jalan Sam Heng(White Shadows in the South Seas, 2013, Room40 RM454)56:16 02:18 Penjaga Insaf - Cross the Border(To Whom it May Concern, 2005, Shortwave Transmission SWT01)57:22 03:09 Penjaga Insaf - Sang Dalang(Sama Sadja, 2010, Power & Steel PAS 27)59:01 07:11 Man Watching the Stars - Fields (Dusk)(Dusk, 2014, CIUIN UIN002)1:06:47 - End

Dernier épisode de la saison, où l'on a décidé de vous offrir 2 heures de musique. Encore une sélection très variée dont vous pourrez retrouver certains extraits dans la compil' 2014 des meilleurs albums de l'année voir peut être même de la décennie by Redscape. TRACKLIST Lone - Airglow Fires (Reality Testing - R&S Records 2014) Antoine Algar - 12:46 AM - (Nymphony Records - 2014) Frank & Tony - Villa Seurat (You Go Girl - Scissor & Thread - 2014) Kingpin Cartel - Ghetto (Secret Weapons EP - Innervisions - 2007) Drexciya - Aquarazorda (The Unknown Aquazone - Submerge - 1994) Electric Rescue - Dope (Dope EP - Sign Industry - 2011) Ghostpoet - Cash and Carry Me Home (Peanut Butter Blues & Melancholy Jam- Brownswood Recordings - 2011) Horla - Mountain Top (Orogenese - Le Cabanon - 2014) Mnemonic - Small matter (result n°7 - Halbsicht - 2014) Melja - But I really didn’t matter how it was (Steady Mobbin EP - Mister Saturday Night Records - 2014) Rob Clouth - Islands of glass (Clockwork Atom - Leisure System - 2014) Kangding Ray - Amber Decay (Solens Arc -Raster-Noton - 2014) Perc - Take Your Body Off (The Power & The Glory - Perc Trax - 2014) Somaticae - Indifferent (Catharsis -In Paradisium - 2013) Ulterior Motive - Open Up (The Fourth Wall - Metalheadz - 2014) Swarm Intelligence - Run Interference (Faction - Ad Noiseam - 2014) Ratatat - Neckbrace (LP4 - XL Rezcordings - 2010) Recondite - Duolo (Iffy - Innervision - 2014) 1000names - Winter Pool (Migration Pads - DRUT Recordings - 2014) Asura - Lonely Star (Radio Universe - Ultimae - 2014) NOTES DE L'EMISSION Plusieurs approximations se sont glissées dans cette épisode, sauras-tu les reconnaître ? :)Blague à part, voici quelques précisions: Brownswood Recordings est bel et bien le label de Gilles Peterson, découvreur et animant toutes les semaines une émission diffusé en France sur Radio Nova.http://www.gillespetersonworldwide.com/the-international-worldwide-show/http://www.novaplanet.com/radionova/emission-world-wide Le titre de Swarm Intelligence est Run Interference et non Run Intelligence, sur l'album Faction, chez Ad Noiseam en 2014. Somaticae (Miaou!) a bien sorti son album sur In Paradisium, mais ça date d'1 an déjà: http://www.discogs.com/Somaticae-Catharsis/release/4800406 Mister Saturday Night Recordings (soupirs...)... Et encore, vous avez échappé à du Bee Gees en tapis sonore. Bon allez, le label est pas mal, ça mérite un coup de projecteur: http://mistersaturdaynight.com/ Aldevar insiste et signe avec Ratatat, qui figure déjà dans la playlist de l'EP #03Il a bien raison, puisque cela permet de mettre en lumière une des émissions de France Inter les plus interessantes, à savoir, "Sur les Epaules de Darwin", par Jean Claude Ameisen. Ecoutez la différence (bon ok, ça n'est pas du même niveau qu'un Difool).http://www.franceinter.fr/emission-sur-les-epaules-de-darwin On oublie un Z et ça ferait presque un nouveau label. Il s'agit bien entendu de Metalheadz, bien connu des amateurs de drum'n'bass, et en activité depuis 1994: http://www.discogs.com/label/128-Metalheadz Volontairement, l'émission est en 192 kbps pour ne pas alourdir votre dossier "Téléchargements". Si néanmoins, vous souhaitez écouter le podcast en format .flac ou .wav, mailez-nous à contact@lesabyssales.fr. A noter que l'ensemble des morceaux est acheté légalement, en .flac ou .wav, et très rarement, en .mp3 320 kbps (le plus haut niveau de qualité d'encodage MP3).

Mantis Radio 169 + Key DVNT Oyaarss - trisvieniba [Ad Noiseam] Holy Other - Tense Past [Tri Angle] Swarm Intelligence - Destroyer [Ad Noiseam] Stacie-Anne Churchman - Paddling Pool [Left Wing Records] Powell - Club Music (Ancient Methods Korpersaure91 Mix) [Diagonal] Raphael Acohen - Gezwind [LAAG Records] Ontal & 2nd Gen - Shock [Ontal Series] Matt TDK - "smooth" [unreleased] Spiinnet - Yuggoth (Lyr remix) [Minitree] Lag - Trema [Mord] Voidloss - Cumulative Mental Trauma (Regis Fire Under Marrakesh remix) [Freitag] A Dying User - Dead and Used [Ad Noiseam] AAnbreken - Arcane Rites [Ki Records] Flint Kids - Sancerre (C Mantle remix) [Abstrakt Reflections] Voidloss - Doomhouse [Freitag] Matt TDK - "have to finish this" [unreleased] Jaust feat James Dean Wells - We Need a New Life (Shengi remix) [Human Label] Delusions - Next Option [DUALITY] KEY Key - part. 1 Cardea Key - part. 2 Her Secret Key - part. 3 Her Demonstration Key - A Green Rose in the Brier Key - Swelling

Mantis Radio 169 + Key DVNT Oyaarss - trisvieniba [Ad Noiseam] Holy Other - Tense Past [Tri Angle] Swarm Intelligence - Destroyer [Ad Noiseam] Stacie-Anne Churchman - Paddling Pool [Left Wing Records] Powell - Club Music (Ancient Methods Korpersaure91 Mix) [Diagonal] Raphael Acohen - Gezwind [LAAG Records] Ontal & 2nd Gen - Shock [Ontal Series] Matt TDK - "smooth" [unreleased] Spiinnet - Yuggoth (Lyr remix) [Minitree] Lag - Trema [Mord] Voidloss - Cumulative Mental Trauma (Regis Fire Under Marrakesh remix) [Freitag] A Dying User - Dead and Used [Ad Noiseam] AAnbreken - Arcane Rites [Ki Records] Flint Kids - Sancerre (C Mantle remix) [Abstrakt Reflections] Voidloss - Doomhouse [Freitag] Matt TDK - "have to finish this" [unreleased] Jaust feat James Dean Wells - We Need a New Life (Shengi remix) [Human Label] Delusions - Next Option [DUALITY] KEY Key - part. 1 Cardea Key - part. 2 Her Secret Key - part. 3 Her Demonstration Key - A Green Rose in the Brier Key - Swelling

What can I say about Ben Lukas Boysen that I haven’t said before? I consider this man one of the most talented electronic music producers of our times, with his infinite manipulation of digital and acoustic sounds, keen ear and attention to detail, and gorgeous modern classical appeal. I’ve been following the musings of his experimental, IDM and glitch records under his Hecq moniker since the release of A Dried Youth back in 2003. But it is in 2008, when Boysen turned to dark ambient composition and totally blew me away with his gorgeous Night Falls release on Hymen. Since then, Boysen has reserved the releases under his real name for film scores and soundtrack compositions, and now he returns to his cinematic roots with an album on the beloved Ad Noiseam records. To celebrate the release we are honored to feature an exclusive Gravity Mix by the one and only, Ben Lukas Boysen. Enjoy! For full track listing and more information about this mix, please visit headphonecommute.com

Edited to add 1/19/10: The follow up to Lightbreaker, called Heartland is coming out soon and true to form, Mark has posted a soundtrack. Check it out!Listen to the interview here!Tell me a little about yourself and your writing.I'm more of a long form writer than a short fiction guy. Farrago's Wainscot serialized my hypertext novel, The Oneiromantic Mosaic of Harry Potemkin, in 2007 (and the expanded edition of it can be found here), and the print arm, Farrago Press, will be putting out the sequel/resolution, Psychobabel, in 2009. In September, my first print novel will be out from Night Shade Books. Entitled Lightbreaker, it is the first part of Codex of Souls, a multi-book romp through Western esoteric thought and occult history in an urban fantasy setting. Both are ambitious projects for the early part of a writer's career, but they seem to be the way my brain wants to tell stories, and I'm going along with it. I'm just a delivery vehicle for the Muse, really. Yes, that's my excuse. Though, honestly, I am at that point in my career when I still have a full-time job, and so I have the luxury of producing material that excites me foremost without necessarily being beholden to market forces. This is the way new writers find their way in, I think, by creating material that is filled with the passionate excess of their naiveté. Or, at least, that's the other excuse I keep using. Tell me about the story that you've created a soundtrack/playlist for.Lightbreaker is divergent from the nominal definition of "urban fantasy." There are no werewolves or vampires, and the magick is based more in actual occult history and practices than Dungeons & Dragons rules. I've never been comfortable with the reliance upon vampires and werewolves as fantasy tropes because their historical definitions don't hold up well in a modern setting. They are predators, really, and we are cattle, and I could never quite world-build them well enough that humanity wouldn't have gotten their shit together and wiped them out. It's a blind spot for me, and I didn't try to make it work. Besides, I'm fascinated with mythology, magico-religious belief structures, and whatever it was that Aleister Crowley was really trying to accomplish with all of his writings. He was either a complete nut or he knew something special, and I think his efforts--like a lot of metaphysical and religious thought--are worth examining. If I can do that while providing an entertaining story with lots of sex and death, then everybody wins. The book itself, in a few words, is the story of a guy, Markham, who has returned to Seattle, searching for a girl, Katarina, who, a decade ago, touched his soul and left it . . . damaged. What he stumbles upon when he gets to town is the girl's new friends, who are playing with very dark magick. These guys are a secretive cabal who are attempting to punch a hole through heaven, and make mischief with what they find. Markham must (to quote the marketing copy) "delve deep into his past, calling on every aspect of his occult training for there to be any hope of a future. But delve he must, for Markham is a veneficus, a spirit thief, the Lightbreaker . . ."Just so everyone has some reference points. I am, after all, about to geek out on a bunch of songs no one has heard in reference to a book no one has read, and I'm going to try to do so without offering spoilers. Yeah, good luck with that, I know. What is your playlist? (Why did you choose these songs?01. "Our Solemn Hour" - Within Temptation02. "Collide" - Detritus03. "Missing Link (Screaming Bird mix)" - Curve04. "Voiceover" - Darrin Verhagen 05. "Acidburn Aesthetic" - Stone Glass Steel06. "." - Darrin Verhagen 07. "Black Star" - Peccatum08. "Lethe" - Detritus09. "Agnus Dei" - Shinjuku Thief10. "Quest" - 302 Acid11. "Greater Than The Sun" - Covenant12. "Shadow Path" - Shinjuku Thief13. "The Great Destroyer" - Nine Inch Nails14. "With Small Shards of Glass" - E.P.A.15. "Uthul Khulture" - Sephiroth16. "Colorless" - Venetian Snares17. "Heaven's Blade" - Coil18. "Procession of Souls" - Shinjuku Thief19. "Shroud (Exordium") - Fields of the Nephilim20. "Straight To The Light" - Fields of the NephilimPlaylist Discussion1. "Our Solemn Hour" Within Temptation (The Heart of Everything)I used to write trailers for my books--big splashy write-ups done in screenplay style where I threw together enough of the high points of the book that I could remember what it was all about six months later, and to give myself a thematic overview of what I was trying to accomplish. For a long time, Carl Orff's "Carmina Burana" and Peter Gabriel's "The Rhythm of the Heat" were my go-to songs for trailers, but "Our Solemn Hour" is much more fitting for Lightbreaker. Especially the first big explosion of sound that kicks everything off. Yes, this is the way the world sounds. 2. "Collide" Detritus (Fractured)The book starts with a bang, and it's chapter four before we even slow down enough to really introduce our characters, which is either going make readers love me for not boring them from the start or piss them off mightily. Detritus' "Collide" is a drum 'n' bass symphonic overture, and meshes nicely with a chase that starts in the woods, runs through a small town, and climaxes on the lower deck of a vehicle ferry.3. "Missing Link (Screaming Bird Mix)" Curve (Blackerthreetrackertwo EP)Toni Halliday's voice has always been something of an obsession for me--both in its husky weariness and its seductive allure. It's the voice of a siren who has grown tired of summoning men to their doom, but she knows no other way to find love. The "Screaming Bird Mix" was done by Trent Reznor (of Nine Inch Nails fame), and he adds a layer of noisy guitars to an already caustic bombast. Markham's search for Katarina is a search for his missing link, and the combination of the relentless claustrophobia of the instrumentation and Toni's voice sums up the psychological history of his quest. 4. "Voiceover" Darrin Verhagen (D/Classified)6. "-" - Darrin Verhagen (Zero-Stung)9. "Agnes Dei" Shinjuku Thief (Medea)12. "Shadow Path" - Shinjuku Thief (The Witch Hunter)18. "Procession of Souls - Shinjuku Thief (The Witch Haven)Darrin Verhagen has a number of pseudonyms, and so his presence on the soundtrack is heavier than it appears at first glance. His choral and orchestral work is superb, and his ability to blend ethnic instrumentation and pure noise anarchy are just the sort of sonic impact I'd love to have in a film. The tracks picked out for the soundtrack are more subdued, but no less powerful. Well, other than the E.P.A. track, but there's no way to soften that blow, really. 5. "Acidburn Aesthetic" Stone Glass Steel (Dismembering Artists) Markham suffers from a bit of schizophrenia via a noise of voices that keep him company, and the "recontextualized" sound of Stone Glass Steel is fitting accompaniment. Phil Easter (SGS) builds his music by sampling and cutting from other works, building something new with elements that trigger other memories and associations in your mind. The mix of industrial noises, dark ambient drones, churning metal guitar, and atmospheric disturbances is schizophrenic enough, and the hints of nearly recognizable riffs from other artists is an added layer of identity confusion 7. "Black Star" Peccatum (Lost in Reverie)This one will be more obvious in retrospect after reading Lightbreaker, but if you read Irhiel (the female voice) as Katarina and Ihsahn (the male voice) as Markham's shadow and the whole song as being told from Markham's view, then it all makes sense. Really. "I am the black star, hostess of your dead heart sun." Some relationships are just doomed, you know, just flat out doomed. 8. "Lethe" Detritus (Fractured) 10. "Quest" 302 Acid (005)These two are mood music, downtempo tracks that try to capture some of the ghostly ambience of the book. The sort of thing you hear as backdrop during one of those rapid-time sequences in CSI where the team makes with the science and solves the crime. You don't want to cut this stuff because it's important to let the audience know that Things Are Being Done, but you certainly don't want it to drag by. A good bassline makes grunt work seem sexier than it really is. 11. "Greater Than The Sun" Covenant (Skyshaper)It's the rolling rhythmic line that really gets me. There are several introspective moments through the book, and the persistent rotation of the world around Markham is mirrored by the looping motion of "Greater Than The Sun." The more I listen to this song, the more I realize it encapsulates Markham's journey through Lightbreaker, right down to the way the bass drops away as Eskil Simonsson sings the chorus, each recitation more fragile and naked than the last. And the title. Yeah, the title is perfect. So, in a nutshell, this is the book. 13. "The Great Destroyer" Nine Inch Nails (Year Zero)Every villain needs a theme song, and this one is probably overly dramatic and heavy-handed, but the sonic breakdown into Autechre beat-fuckery about two minutes into the song is a great aural representation of what happens when you let a guy try to reshape the world in his image. 14. "With Small Shards of Glass" E.P.A. (Black Ice)There is a scene in the book where the phrase "a chattering echo of a thousand knives being sharpened" is used. E.P.A.'s Black Ice is the power electronics CD of Darrin Verhagen's three-part Black | Mass. Yeah, it's an hour of howling, wailing feedback and noise. With subtle variations, of course. And the one "With Small Shards of Glass" seemed about right. 15. "Uthul Khulture" Sephiroth (Draconian Poetry)And, when the world is burning down around you, what do you need? Apocalyptic drums and dark ambient monster noises. The fact that the band is called "Sephiroth" is just a bonus. 16. "Colorless" Venetian Snares (My Downfall) This record is a departure from the drill ‘n' bass that Venetian Snares has been putting out over the last few years, and I think it's a fantastic new facet to his sound. "Colorless" is suffused with melancholy, but it's not quite despair. Not yet. It's mood music for the bleak part of the early morning when your protagonist has to face what he has done, and what he is about to do. "Our hands betray what we have done." 17. "Heaven's Blade" Coil (The Ape of Naples)You can't write a book about magick (with a ‘k') and not have Coil on the soundtrack. That's like showing up to a secret furry convention without a costume. Everyone knows you don't belong. The trick wasn't a Coil song, but WHICH Coil song. The ephemeral fragility of "Heaven's Blade" is well suited for the penultimate scenes of the book. 19. "Shroud (Exordium)" & 20. Straight To The Light" - Fields Of The Nephilim (Mourning Sun) Mourning Sun was on the master playlist for writing the book, and it was always welcome when it showed up on the rotation. "Shroud (Exordium)" and "Straight To The Light," especially (and, really, the first is a long intro to the second). The way the sound builds across the breadth of "Shroud (Exordium)" to that final angelic chorus is just incredible, and I wish--every day--that I had the money to buy an obscenely huge sound system just so I could experience that progression in the bone-shaking way it was meant to be heard. The transition to "Straight To The Light," that opening guitar riff, is the end of the book, that instantaneous cut to black, and if it was up to me, the screen would stay black until the song was over before the credits ran. What does music mean to you? To your writing?It's critical. Both as a means of fueling the muse, and a means of adding texture. We are ultimately responsible for how the words make the scene work, and being able to find music that suits the intent and the impression of a scene enables me to better articulate what I'm trying to do and to find an emotional kicker to the text. Some film directors are more aware of the music than others, and they understand that it's another layer of meaning--much like the lighting and the framing of individual shots--and to poorly execute this layer is to dress the film shabbily. Ridley Scott, with Bladerunner; Michael Mann, with Miami Vice and Heat (really, the whole Miami Vice phenomena came out of marrying sound to visuals); David Lynch, with nearly everything he's done, but especially Twin Peaks; early Eric Serra, with some of Luc Besson's early films (The Big Blue, La Femme Nikita); Peter Gabriel's work for Birdy and The Last Temptation of Christ: these guys have all done great work marrying soundtracks to the visual presentations. When I used to story-storm late at night, I would put on some film filled with eye-candy, turn down the sound, and put the headphones on. Total sensory overload, and every time I'd stop writing in my notebook and look up, my brain would have to parse the music and the visuals. It would always keep me off-balance, always seeing and hearing something not-quite-right but always exciting. Occasionally, I'd find marginalia in my notes that would record songs for scenes, pairings that worked well and left me with the germ of an idea. Music, like film, is communicating via a different sensory avenue than the word, and frankly, we don't steal from it enough. We're happy to heist stylistic tics from other writers, but I don't think we pay enough attention to rhythm (or lack thereof) or visual cues in other media. 5. What kind of music do you like to write to?Writing music is very different from soundtrack music. My primary writing space is the commuter train, and the music serves two functions: propelling me forward and drowning out the constant chatter of the other three people at the small table I'm sitting at. The playlist is noisy, metallic, and operatic: filled with things that are labeled Teutonic Industrial (Rammstein, mostly), Big Broken Beat (Clark, Detritus, Enduser), Rhythmic Noise (Tarmvred, Iszoloscope, Empusae, and Ah Cama-Sotz), Symphonic Metal (Within Temptation, Nightwish, After Forever, Sirena), Tribal Illbient (Monolith, Sephiroth, and This Morn' Omina), Black Metal (Fields of the Nephilim, mostly), and Industrial Angst (Nine Inch Nails, Ministry, Otep, Die Warzau). The current playlist has about 700 songs, and I just let it spin on random. If this story was made into a movie, who would you want to do the soundtrack?Either Darrin Verhagen or David Dando-Moore. Verhagen writes these evocative film scores and dance company soundtracks that are a combination of ambient soundscapes, tribal raves, cataclysmic waves of emotional angst rendered as chaotic noise, and cinematic downtempo stuff. A lot of the first draft of the Lightbreaker soundtrack was huge chunks of his records, under his own name and his various aliases (Shinjuku Thief, Shinjuku Filth, E.P.A.). His work always evokes a lot of imagery and wild scenarios. Dando-Moore records as Detritus, and his latest record, Fractured, is an smashing collection of Big Beat downtempo instrumentals that make Massive Attack look like a bunch of octogenarians noodling around with primitive tape loops. I wish Hollywood would discover him for the next Bond film, as his tracks would add an extra level of aural eroticism and bang 'n' snap to every scene. I just watched Michael Mann's Miami Vice again the other night and was quite taken with how Mann used his soundtrack in place of actual scene sound. Having the right guy providing "mood music" can create an emotional impact of a scene that doesn't require words.Anything else you'd like to say about music and writing/creating?One of the ideas that I've never been able to figure out how to accomplish effectively is a series of novellas and EPs. Writer and musician produce an object that is a story with a soundtrack. You listen to one while you read the other. Brian Evenson did a spoken word disc for Ant-Zen a couple of years ago called Altmann's Tongue. He read from his stories and Xingu Hill and Tamarin made creepy dark ambient noises underneath. It's a very cool disc. But I'd like to separate the two a little more, and have the music be a pure soundtrack to the reading experience, and not marry it quite so closely to the text. Package it all up in an overly thick DVD case (CD on one side, short book on the other, much like the current PC game cases). I think both writer and musician, provided the pairing is good, could find fuel in the creative efforts of the other. That's what it's really about anyway: fuel for the creative engine. Nicolas Chevreux at Ad Noiseam has just made available a PDF magazine to accompany Raoul Sinier's latest record, Brain Kitchen. Formatting aside, it's exactly the marriage of art, word, and sound that I was thinking about. Visit the Brain Kitchen.To learn more about Mark, visit his website.Next week, I interview author Mandy Roth.

Welcome to the Hardcore Issue of Bones Magazine. This Issue's Audio podcast has been created by The Teknoist. Hardcore/Gabba/Drum & Bass Producer. He's out on Planet Mu, Death Chant, Ad Noiseam, Brood and his own Imprint Ninja Columbo. Teeth chatteringly good. Intro by The Skeletal Crew