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This week we are joined by Beans from the legendary group Anti-Pop Consortium for an in depth discussion on left field hip hop. You can find Beans' music on his Bandcamp page: https://beansiswack.bandcamp.com/ As always you can find early episodes and exclusive content at our patreon page: https://www.patreon.com/calloutculturepodcast --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/calloutculture/support

I was lucky enough to do street promotions in Chicago for Sha-Key's debut album, produced largely by Earl Blaize, as I was, and remain a big fan of that album, "A Head Naddas Journey To Aidi Skizm" ('94). This is the story of that record, including input given to me from Sha-key and Earl Blaize to help fill in some gaps. it talks about her being signed to Imago Records, and what went wrong, as well as what happened next in her career, which included a transition into the world of tech, creating one of the earliest Hip Hop platforms on the world wide web, Guillotine Hip Hop. Listen to the Sha-Keys lost classic "A Head Naddas Journey To Aidi Skizm" here: https://redefinehiphop1.bandcamp.com/album/a-head-naddas-journey-to-adidi-skizm-digital-deluxe Read Kevin's 2001 interview with Earl Blaize here: https://medium.com/@kevinbeacham/a-unearthed-conversation-with-earl-blaize-of-anti-pop-consotrium-from-2001-4a53a9a21918 Follow all of Kevin's work here: https://linktr.ee/kevinbeacham21 Follow Stony Island Audio here: https://www.instagram.com/stonyislandpods/?hl=en

In this episode of Weird Rap Podcast, we're joined by Mars Kumari and Volume 10. Mars Kumari (aka Bruiser Marcy), member of Deadverse and Bruiser Brigade, has been bridging the gap between ambient noise and rap, making a stir in the last couple years as her work has been embraced by the likes of JUNE!, Dälek, and Danny Brown.  Meanwhile she's released several solo instrumental albums heralded by avant-garde electronic listeners and hip hoppers alike.  We discuss her artistic approach and music as therapy, plus she shares some exclusive tracks. Volume 10 (of Goodlife, Project Blowed, etc.) returns once again to share his thoughts on the new Backwoodz compilation, High Bias.  He also talks about almost retiring, the tepid response to his most recent album 'Volume 10 As Dean Hawkins,' and more. In the bonus episode, many recent music releases are discussed including some by Machine Girl, Andrew Mbaruk, DJ Smiley Bobby, Buck 65, DJ Sega, Kohai the Wonderguy, Rahim Salaam, Moor Mother, Quelle Chris, Grill Billyenz, william crooks, Pan Amsterdam, Yung Morpheus, Lil Kydd!?, Joan Of The Stockyards, 40 Ounces Of Palimpestial Equations (Rammellzee and Part 2), Yole Boys, and First Degree The D.E.  We also report on a recent concert featuring M. Sayyid (of Antipop Consortium), Jel, and Mars Kumari.  And finally, Mars Kumari leaks two exclusive tracks, available to download.  All of this, plus past bonus material is yours for three bucks at http://patreon.com/weirdrap. The many Weird Rap tentacles intersect at http://weirdrap.com, where you'll find Rammellzee and StapleMouth records, Kool Keith/Dr. Octagon shirts, Sensational CDs, and much more.

On this episode of The DOD45 show Adrienne & @ArtByTai chop it up with M. Sayyid of #AntipopConsortium. He joined the show all the way over from #Paris, to discuss his upcoming album & sequel to his last album, Error Tape 2. They also crammed in as much discussion as they could about other random things while Tai tapped into some nostalgia with a drawing of #Frankenberry & #CountChocula cereal mascots. They ran the gamut on subject matter including the progression of tabloid talk shows like #MontelWilliams & #MauryPovich into the #RealHousewives & #Kanye drama, and Sayyid also speaks fondly of the #BeastieBoys, #DeLaSoul, (RIP #Trugoy) and #FreestyleFellowship. Other notable names to reach their discussion include #TomGreen, #BillyJoel, #LucBesson, #ElodieBouchez, #BarbaraWalters, (Rest in Peace), #RogerWaters, #LaetitiaMasson & French electronic artist @JoakimBouaziz. This is a good one, so Don't miss it. Put the kettle on, butter the escargot, and lend your attention to this episode of #TheDOD45Show with M. Sayyid. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artbytai/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/artbytai/support

Episode Notes Oooooh boy. Happy Halloween! I did things differently this year for the mega-discussion of scary movies, and it resulted in this behemoth. It's a great discussion with multiple people, including Abby, Johnny, and Jen! But hoo boy it will take a while to listen to. Enjoy! As always, there are some big spoilers in here for the movies discussed. Timestamps are here. Please please avoid the discussion for any movies you want to see and not have spoiled! 0:00:00 - Intro Discussion 0:03:57 - One Night in Soho (low grade spoilers) 0:08:45 - Night House (medium-high spoilers) 0:14:46 - Resurrection (extreme spoilers) 0:26:48 - Men (extreme spoilers) 0:39:37 - Titane (extreme spoilers) 0:46:38 - Lamb (extreme spoilers) 0:52:48 - Halloween (2018) 0:57:36 - Halloween Kills 0:58:48 - Halloween Ends 1:08:31 - Fright Night (1985) (medium spoilers) 1:14:51 - Hellraiser (1987) (light spoilers) 1:19:53 - Hellraiser (2022) (medium-high spoilers) 1:29:09 - Guillermo del Toro's Cabinet of Curiosities 1:37:04 - Abby Outro 1:37:57 - INTERMISSION 1:38:00 - Johnny Intro 1:58:43 - Vampire's Kiss (Featuring Jen) (mild spoilers) 2:02:23 - The Black Phone (big spoilers) 2:08:29 - Incantation (big spoilers) 2:14:49 - X and Pearl (big spoilers) 2:24:24 - Saloum (medium spoilers) 2:30:25 - Smile (medium-high spoilers) (and bonus Malignant spoilers) 2:38:41 - Gatlopp (mild spoilers) 2:40:33 - The Empty Man (big spoilers) 2:46:59 - Fresh (medium spoilers) 2:54:19 - Barbarian (big spoilers) 3:00:07 - Crimes of the Future (big spoilers) 3:06:33 - Nope (extreme spoilers) 3:15:16 - Outro All music is from the Free Music Archive. The theme song is a modified version of "Reflections" by Antipop Consortium. The intermission song is "The Infinite Infinity" by Chris Hasselbring. The transition elevator music is "Elevator Succubus" by Base Cleft.

In this action-packed episode Volume 10 interviews St. Louis Gibbor, plus Old Grape God, Slick Devious, and Lt Headtrip discuss their music and new releases by others. New releases: Buck 65: King Of Drums https://buck65.bandcamp.com/album/king-of-drums E L U C I D: I Told Bessie https://elucid.bandcamp.com/album/i-told-bessie Pan Amsterdam and Damu The Fudgemunk: EAT https://panamsterdam.bandcamp.com/album/eat Moor Mother: Jazz Codes https://moormother.bandcamp.com/album/jazz-codes The Difference Machine: Unmasking The Spirit Fakers https://fullplate.bandcamp.com/album/fp022-unmasking-the-spirit-fakers Ace Cannons and MIGHTYHEALTHY: MIGHTYCANNONS https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_ndf6V49S44vyscU5VfXj9S50xQWf9Z_sc MC/producer Old Grape God of Portland OR describes himself as the Laotian Beyonce or a less horny Kool Keith. Joining in our conversation is his frequent collaborator Slick Devious (https://slickdevious.bandcamp.com). https://grape-god.com Lt Headtrip is a producer/MC and CEO of WATKK (Karma Kids, label/collective) of NYC, newly relocated to Portland OR. https://ltheadtrip.bandcamp.com St. Louis Gibbor, hailing from Pasadena CA, is a seasoned yet relatively unknown MC with a checkered past and bright future. Guest interviewer Volume 10 (Good Life/Project Blowed, https://volume10.bandcamp.com) navigates Gibbor's history as a listener, an artist, and a survivor. https://music.apple.com/us/album/the-supernatural-progression-of-the-boom-bap/1548006445 BONUS EPISODE: More with Old Grape God, Slick Devious, Lt Headtrip, St Louis Gibbor, and Volume 10, plus past bonus episodes ft. Antipop Consortium, Rob Sonic, billy woods, Bigg Jus, Doseone, Mike Ladd, New Kingdom, etc. $3 at http://patreon.com/weirdrap. Weird Rap apparel, music, socials, etc. at http://weirdrap.com.

Best known for his work with the avant-garde  hip-hop group  Antipop Consortium, New York MC Beans rocks a bugged-out style based mostly on a high-speed delivery and extremely dense rhyme schemes, generally backed by intricate  production loaded with bizarre time signatures, spastic sound effects, and beats that are either extremely bare-bones or overwhelmingly complex. Unsurprisingly, he remains completely unknown by the masses, but is embraced by fans of fringe music and adventurous listeners worldwide. Despite no chance of commercial airplay, he has a huge discography and has performed at large festivals around the globe, proving that there is something inherently appealing about his unapologetically bewildering sound. In this episode we discuss his upbringing in White Plains , NY.His early hip-hop influences and meeting the female MC 99.His time honing his skills at the Nuyorican Poets Cafe. The current state of hip-hop and his recent solo projects.

Was wäre, wenn es Track17 als Musikpodcast schon in den 70ern gegeben hätte? Über welche Alben des Monats hätten wir im Sommer 82 oder 97 gesprochen? Und warum sind die Regeln für Zeitreisen so unnötig verwirrend? Wir springen von 1977 an immer fünf Jahre in die Zukunft und besprechen bis 2012 ein Album des Monats. Von der Robo-Disco von Space aus den 70ern über Cold Wave von Oppenheimer Analysis, dem Alt-Rock von Sonic Youth, dem Ambient-Techno von Aphex Twin, dem Drum N' Bass von Roni Size, dem Alt-Rap des Anti-Pop Consortium, dem minimalistischen Post-Punk der Prinzhorn Dance School bis zum Avantgarde-Techno von Actress. Die Zeitreise von Track17 + je einen Song aller Platten auf unserer Playlist „Track17 – Playlist zum Podcast. [Setlist] - [00:00:00] Intro - [00:02:10] 1977: Space – Magic Fly - [00:07:16] 1982: Oppenheimer Analysis – New Mexico - [00:13:55] 1987: Sonic Youth - Sister - [00:19:09] 1992: Aphex Twin – Selected Ambient Works 85-92 - [00:24:33] 1997: Roni Size – New Forms - [00:30:43] 2002: Anti-Pop Consortium - Arrythmia - [00:36:18] 2007: Prinzhorn Dance School – s/t - [00:41:44] 2012: Actress – R.I.P. - [00:47:44] Outro [Alle Links auf einen Blick](https://linktr.ee/track17) [Playlist auf Spotify](https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7AtwymJUY4fJxsIlWedMGB?si=a5e668c2155a4d74) [Playlist auf Apple Music](https://music.apple.com/de/playlist/track17-playlist-zum-podcast/pl.u-Ldbqel3T2L4xeMl) [Homepage](https://track17podcast.de/) [Track17 auf Instagram] (https://www.instagram.com/track17podcast/?hl=de) [Track17 auf Twitter] (https://twitter.com/Track17Podcast) [Track17 auf Facebook] (https://www.facebook.com/Track17Podcast) [Kristopher auf Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/kristopher.gif/) [Kristopher auf Twitter](https://twitter.com/kristopher_gif) [Albert auf Instagram](https://www.instagram.com/thethealbert/) [Albert auf Twitter](https://twitter.com/thethealbert)

In this episode I talk with one of the most prolific mc's from one of the greatest hip-hop groups of all time, Hprizm aka High Priest, one of the founding members of Antipop Consortium. We discuss his upbringing in Queens, NY and how he later went on to hone  his skills as an mc and poet at the Nuyorican Poets Cafe. We talk about how the group was formed with fellow members Beans, M. Sayyid and producer Earl Blaize.  Group Albums-Tragic Epilogue  (2000)Shopping Carts Crashing (2001)Arrhythmia (2002)Antipop vs. Matthew Shipp (2003) Fluorescent Black (2009)Solo Albums-Born Identity (2007)Magnetic Memory (2018)Catching a Body (2018) Instrumental

Episode Notes Welcome to the annual discussion of the Oscar Best Picture nominees, and joining in the discussion, as usual, is Jen. There were ten nominees! So much to discuss! Two quick warnings heading into this one: 1) There are some mild spoilers throughout, so skip the entire discussion for that movie, based on the timestamps below, if you're sensitive about spoilers. There's only one particularly big spoiler, which is for Nightmare Alley, and so I've specially tagged that one. 2) Jen and I are somewhat down on the movies this year, and so it's not all singing praises. But we really liked a couple of them! Here are the timestamps for you to carefully navigate the episode if you choose: Intro: 0:00:00 to 0:01:32 Dune: 0:01:32 to 0:06:26 Nightmare Alley: 0:06:26 to 0:12:15 PARTICULARLY SPOILER-Y NIGHTMARE ALLEY PART: 0:09:22 to 0:12:15 Don't Look Up: 0:12:15 to 0:19:38 Power of the Dog: 0:19:38 to 0:26:10 West Side Story: 0:26:10 to 0:32:14 King Richard: 0:32:14 to 0:38:17 Drive My Car: 0:38:17 to 0:46:42 Belfast: 0:46:42 to 0:49:50 Licorice Pizza 0:49:50 to 1:03:58 CODA: 1:03:58 to 1:29:05 (but Licorice Pizza tangent 1:15:12 to 1:17:17) Viewing Omission Regrets: 1:29:05 to 1:33:49 Closing 1:33:49 to 1:34:15 As always, the intro music is a minimal version of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium from the Free Music Database. Thanks for listening!

Episode Notes Please join Johnny and me for the second half of our incredibly lengthy, but hopefully enjoyable, discussion about Groundhog Day. In this installment we finally get around to talking about our favorite and least favorite parts of the movie, the message of the movie, and also a truly unfortunate video game adaptation. As always the theme song is a modified version of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium from the Free Music Database. The other audio clips and sound effects are used for commentary purposes and fun and constitute fair use and whatnot and please don't sue me for making this for the ten people who listen. Thanks and have a good one!

Episode Notes Join me as I try to continue my streak of holiday-themed movie discussions with what is arguably one of the best, most consistent holiday genres--Groundhog Day movies. I am joined by good friend and fellow time loop fan Johnny Rhoads and we . . . pretty much never stop talking about Groundhog Day and time loop media in general. Our conversation went so long that this very long podcast is not even close to the whole discussion, and I will be putting out part two soon. In the meantime, happy Groundhog Day, and go watch Groundhog Day! As always the theme is a modified version of Reflections by Anti-Pop Consortium. Clips from Groundhog Day and the Making of Groundhog Day are my attempts at fair use. Byeeeeee!

Episode Notes Please enjoy this very timely double-feature episode with Jen. We talk about our two picks for holiday movies: The Family Stone and Scrooged. One of us, I won't say who, is a Scrooge about Scrooged! Here are some timestamps if you just want to check out certain discussions: Intro: 0:00:00 to 0:01:41 The Family Stone: 0:01:41 to 0:40:36 Scrooged: 0:40:36 to 01:08:49 Outro: 01:08:49 to 01:09:50 Happy . . . holidays . . . everybody? I hope you enjoy our chat. As always, the theme song is a remixed version of Reflections by Anti-Pop Consortium, from the Free Music Archive. Byeeee!

Episode Notes Please enjoy this looooong discussion with the excellent guest John Rhoads about the terrible movie Jingle All the Way. Seriously this episode is like five minutes shorter than the movie itself. I apologize for: 1) this coming out way after Christmas, and 2) kind of a lot of background noise. I hope you still enjoy it! Or just save this one and revisit it during Christmas 2022. As always, the theme song is a modified version of Reflections by Anti-Pop Consortium from the Free Music Archive. There are various clips from Jingle All the Way and interviews in this episode and I'm gonna go ahead and claim fair use what with all our insightful commentary. Thanks and have a good one!

Episode Notes Welcome to the (sort of) next installment of the FANCY Fantasy Football Podcast that is not at all about fantasy football. In the (sort of) start of a series of episodes about holiday movies, this episode is a long chat with returning guest Abby Saul, who selected The Holiday. My sincerest apologies to my previous guest Alex, with whom I had a lovely chat about Elf, but I failed to record the discussion. Oof. Anyway, as always, please enjoy and let me know what you think. The theme song is a modified version of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium. There's also a couple of clips in this episode and, uhh, I am calling fair use because of our discussion adding context and analysis. Have a good one!

Episode Notes After an extended absence, the FANCY Podcast is back to discuss a whole bunch of Halloween movies with dear friend Abby. As always the theme song is a modified version of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium from the Free Music Library. Please enjoy! Here are the timestamps for avoiding spoilers about the various movies: 0:00:00 to 0:01:20  - Intro 0:01:20 to 0:02:46 - All the movies we watched 0:02:46 to 0:09:36 - Common themes noticed 0:09:36 to 0:57:31 - Favorite and Least Favorite Movie Discussion (spoilers abound) 0:10:27 to 0:17:50 - Pig 0:17:50 to 0:26:33 - They Live 0:26:33 to 0:31:13- Saint Maud  0:31:13 to 0:34:41- Afflicted 0:34:41 to 0:40:20 - Train to Busan 0:40:20 to 0:47:10 - Coherence 0:47:10 to 0:49:52 - Hocus Pocus 0:49:52 to 0:57:31 - Evil Dead 2 0:57:31 to 1:14:25 - TV Shows 0:57:31 to 0:59:19 - TV Show Intro 0:59:19 to 1:09:09 - Midnight Mass 1:09:09 to 1:14:25 - Squid Game 1:14:25 to 1:17:17 - Outro

In this episode we interview Volume 10 (of Project Blowed/"Pistol Grip Pump") fame.  We're also joined by resident oracle Kool Keith, political scientist Eb&Flow, and rap maniac Oaky.  Plus we showcase the Cane Corso collective. To begin, we look into the mysterious Cane Corso collective and record label, including the artists 3SunzEclipse, Joobs, Luca Blood, and p.WRECKS. Cane Corso Records - http://deadorchard.bandcamp.com Pen Thief Records - http://penthiefrecords.bandcamp.com p.WRECKS - https://pwrecks.bandcamp.com Eb&Flow returns to examine racism and questionable politics in rap, this time focusing on, among other things, Griselda's Westside Gunn, Conway, and Benny The Butcher.  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCttOrqwtHusXIOX6YzWEQHw We announce Weird Rap Records' redistribution of the Sensational: Loaded With Power CD, and we gently remind you of the Interdependence compilation (ft. Clipping, Kool Keith, Mestizo, Beans, Youngman, Mike Ladd, Awol One, Duncecap, Rammellzee, StapleMouth & more), both at http://weirdrap.bandcamp.com. Kool Keith is back for another round of Weird Rap Horoscopes, letting you know what the cosmos has in store for you... https://koolkeith.bandcamp.com For our feature presentation, guest correspondent Beverly Fresh interviews Volume 10, covering his evolution from the streets to the outer dimensions.  He speaks about his creative process, influences (from Chubb Rock to Myka 9), and the ups and downs of his career. He also gets candid about Ice Cube. https://volume10.bandcamp.com In the bonus episode, V10 takes us into deep space as he reveals his conception of the universe.  He also further explains his connections to Egyptian pharaoh Akhenaten. (And we peek into his family life as his wife and kid make brief appearances.)  This and many other exclusive interviews (New Kingdom, Scotty Hard, Orko, Doseone, Antipop Consortium and more) are yours for $3 at http://patreon.com/weirdrap. Finally, New Zealand's Oaky joins us to detail his recent parasite-induced manic episode, exploring the psychology of a fledgling MC in a delusional mindstate.  http://oakytreeraps.bandcamp.com Please support Weird Rap with a couple clicks at http://weirdrap.com/rating. Explore the many tentacles of Weird Rap at http://weirdrap.com.

In this episode Mike Ladd (Infesticons, Anarchist Republic of Bzzz, Dead Can Rap) joins us for an in-depth interview. Also featuring Rhys Langston, Kool Keith, a bunch of music recommendations, and more. Music Recommendations: Air Credits: Believe That You're Here https://aircredits.bandcamp.com/album/believe-that-youre-here Dos Monos: Dos Siki Second Season; Larderello https://open.spotify.com/artist/5Zg5lgH9GmkewONPMJlhbv Moor Mother: Black Encyclopedia of the Air https://moormother.bandcamp.com/album/black-encyclopedia-of-the-air Various Artists: Sounds of Pamoja (Nyege Nyege Tapes) https://nyegenyegetapes.bandcamp.com/album/sounds-of-pamoja Rey Sapienz and The Congo Techno Ensemble: Na Zala Zala https://nyegenyegetapes.bandcamp.com/album/na-zala-zala Youngman & Celestaphone: A Year Of Octobers https://mcpb.bandcamp.com/album/a-year-of-octobers Andrew Mbaruk: Andra Mbalimbali https://andrewmbaruk.bandcamp.com/album/andra-mbalimbali Injury Reserve: By The Time I Get To Phoenix https://injuryreserve.bandcamp.com/album/by-the-time-i-get-to-phoenix Pan Amsterdam: P.A&JSammich https://panamsterdam.bandcamp.com/album/p-a-jsammich Aaron Cartier: Smile Season https://open.spotify.com/album/3lvLrzj8jhwrTeDtQiwqeR Rob Sonic: Latrinalia https://skypimps.bandcamp.com/album/latrinalia Lungs: The Birth Of LoneSword https://7deadlung7.bandcamp.com/album/the-birth-of-lonesword-full-tape-prod-by-lonesword Curly Castro: Little Robert Hutton https://curlycastro.bandcamp.com/album/little-robert-hutton Flavor Wolf: 9th Dimension (Myka 9, prod. by Freematik) https://flavorwolf.bandcamp.com/album/the-ninth-dimension This episode's edition of Hip Hop Haikus features the great Rhys Langston. http://rhyslangston.bandcamp.com / http://patreon.com/rhyslangston Kool Keith returns for a third round of Weird Rap Horoscopes. (Check out our official Kool Keith T-shirts, by the way, at http://weirdrap.com.) And for our feature presentation, weird rap royalist Mike Ladd takes us through his life and career, from his early identification as an "outsider" through the NYC art rap heyday with Antipop Consortium, Company Flow, Sonic Sum, etc., to future works. He details the Infesticons trilogy and its forthcoming offshoots, his past and current rap inspirations, thoughts on labels and language, and much more. https://mikeladd.fr In the 35-minute Patreon bonus episode, Mike shares his journey through substance abuse, his current non-psychoactive addiction, and beyond. $3 gets you this and a hoard of exclusive interviews with Antipop, Spectre of Wordsound, New Kingdom, Bigg Jus, Doseone, Orko, Cambatta, and others. (Higher price tiers include stickers, shirts, Weird Rap Discussion Gang membership, etc.) http://patreon.com/weirdrap Thanks for listening. Please support us with a few moments of your time and a few clicks at http://weirdrap.com/rating.

In the latest episode of Weird Rap Podcast we speak in-depth with Bigg Jus and pay respect to Biz Markie. Kool Keith returns for another round of Weird Rap Horoscopes, and Eb&Flow is back with a Rap Grifters report. We also introduce the Hip Hop Haikus segment with guest poet Andrew Mbaruk. Plus more! MC/producer Bigg Jus, who ghosted the world for 9 years, is making his way back into the public eye as he ramps up for a string of releases. We get into the grit of his upbringing as an orphan, adopted only to become homeless, and how this led him to graffiti. From military school to street crime and finally into music (where he first made his mark with Company Flow), we follow Jus's trajectory through the decades, wherein his political, historical and sonic studies lead up to the current day. He talks about his upcoming projects with Orko Eloheim (as Nephilim Modulation Systems), his album-in-progress Sonoluminescence, and how he's finally found the family that eluded him as a kid. The bonus episode features another 23 minutes with Jus in which we get deeper into his writing and recording practices, political views, pre-Company Flow works, and more. It's yours, along with all the past bonus content (including exclusive interviews with Orko, Antipop Consortium, New Kingdom, etc.), for 3 tiny dollars at http://patreon.com/weirdrap. The Rap Grifters series continues as guest correspondent Eb&Flow breaks down the thinly-veiled white supremacist dogwhistler Tom MacDonald. The segment is followed by a brief discussion with Eb&Flow. As one of rap's original outsiders, Biz Markie's recent passing looms large in the weird rap universe. We detail his musical history and what he meant to us. Also made a playlist of some of our Biz favorites at https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PLO3PzIvK6s2xC0VbjI5Z4ySXlRUWh-AXe. We introduce several new segments to the show: Are You Wealthy, Did You Know?, and Hip Hop Haikus, the latter featuring a brief original spoken-word piece by MC/poet Andrew Mbaruk. For your zodiacal needs, resident wizard Kool Keith returns with another edition of Weird Rap Horoscopes. And we recommend The Crate 808 Podcast. We've updated our ratings page so that now virtually anyone can help us combat the brutal algorithmic overlords with a few clicks in a minute or less at http://weirdrap.com/rating. Please do. T-shirts, socials, and all the other Weird Rap stuff is at http://weirdrap.com.

After a long break, Jake returns for more music with new equipment, but also unfortunately with sad news.Music recommendations are “Red Clay” by Freddie Hubbard, and “Antipop Vs Matthew Shipp” by Antipop Consortium.Wake & Jake (Bonus Content)https://www.patreon.com/wakeandjakepodWake & Jakehttps://www.auxchicago.com/wake-jakehttps://www.instagram.com/wakeandjakepod/https://twitter.com/WakeandJakePodJake Fisherhttps://www.instagram.com/kennyg.g.allin/https://deathbotrecords.bandcamp.com/Music Composed by Jake FisherLogo by Baitul Javid

In this episode… Full-length interviews with futurist producer/MC Orko Eloheim (AKA The Sycotik Alien) and paranormal researcher/author/MC/producer Nomar Slevik; Mini interviews with Algernon Cornelius (on his new album), Darko The Super (on the new MF Grimm album that he produced), and Yikes The Zero on his 2019 album; A podcast recommendation, and more. Orko takes us back to early times up through his latest happenings, from UFO sightings, to growing up as a misfit, to selling tapes in the streets, to his forthcoming works with Bigg Jus. As an old school conspiracy theorist, Orko also shares his feelings on the recent Q Anon insurgence and the current state of imperialist politics. Follow Orko on Bandcamp and Instagram. Nomar Slevik, author of Granites Skies and host of the I Want To Believe podcast, takes us through his approach to paranormal research-based rap music, some of his own unexplained experiences, ghost hunting, his latest book, and more. We also discuss possible psychological effects of studying the occult, and some troubling trends in the UFOlogy industry. Follow Nomar at nomarslevik.bandcamp.com and instagram.com/nomarslevik. This month’s bonus material includes an extra half-hour of talks with Orko (on his formative years, Tachyon Ghetto Blaster, and more) and Nomar (including his theories on ghosts and bigfoot, and more), plus a complete download of the otherwise unavailable album, Hairdresser Mike: Every Single Daze, a rare and bizarre relic from 2004-era Hawaii. Get all of that and the entire back-catalog of bonus episodes (including Antipop Consortium, New Kingdom, Cambatta and more) for $3. ($5 allows you to participate live in the Weird Rap Discussion Gang meetings.) patreon.com/weirdrap Our podcast recommendation this month is RJ Hates Rap, a pretty unique show indeed. And for this episode’s music recommendations we speak directly with the artists, discussing… Algernon Cornelius: The Miraculous Weapons of Clarkus_Dark MF Grimm: The Hunt For The Gingerbread Man 2: Get The Dough (with producer Darko The Super) Yikes The Zero: An Echo Storm Howling Finally, please give us a rating and review here or wherever you want to do that, and check out all our platforms (YouTube, Bandcamp, Soundcloud, Reddit, Spotify, Facebook, Instagram, Twitter, and Patreon) and get yourself a T-shirt at weirdrap.com.

In this episode we speak to Wordsound Recordings CEO Skiz Fernando and Self Jupiter of Freestyle Fellowship, and we share some essential listening recommendations. Skiz “Spectre” Fernando, AKA The Ill Saint, guides us through some rarely-told history, illuminating the vital connection between Jamaica and NYC, encompassing the dub reggae and early hip hop that would inform his unique approach to beat production and the dark, dusted aesthetics of his label, Wordsound Recordings. We go over the label’s roster including Prince Paul, MC Paul Barman, Sensational, Scotty Hard and Hawd Gankstuh Rappuhs MC’s Wid Ghatz. We also talk about Bill Laswell and the Jungle Brothers’ fated project Crazy Wisdom Masters. Finally, we discuss Skiz’s long-term relationship with Wu-Tang Clan and his forthcoming book, From The Streets of Shaolin: The Wu-Tang Saga. This month’s Patreon bonus episode features additional time with Skiz, as he details his early influences, explains how he became a writer for The Source, and shares some arcane knowledge! After that, it’s an exclusive hour-long Sensational mix by Supreme Low who dubs out a selection of some of the greatest, most fucked-up works (including some rare and unreleased tracks) by the self-proclaimed “freak styler”. Get this and all the past bonus episodes (including Anti-Pop Consortium, New Kingdom, Cambatta, Brzowski, and Tokyo Cigar) for just $3 via patreon.com/weirdrap. Guest correspondent Beverly Fre$h returns to break down Self Jupiter’s verbal and lyrical approach, from his work on Freestyle Fellowship’s Innercity Griots album through his latest releases with Kenny Segal, discussing the subconscious, finding hidden rhythms, leaving room for interpretation, and artworks as living entities. Jupiter also takes us back to the very first night of the infamous Good Life open mic, followed by the formation of Freestyle Fellowship, up through the subsequent years of Project Blowed, sharing how he regarded the growing underground hip hop scene of the late 90s which he and his peers had helped to birth. We recommend some new releases by Tracy Jones and Bilal Salaam, and an older one that deserves more attention: FLANCH. And we recommend a podcast, Rhythms Per Minute (hosted by Bloodmoney Perez), particularly an episode illuminating the brilliance of Bigg Jus. Weekly Weird Rap Discussion Gang at youtube.com/weirdrap. (Latest editions: Pharcyde’s Bizarre Ride and Labcabincalifornia, Billy Woods & Kenny Segal’s Hiding Places, and Young Black Teenagers. Next up: “humorous rap”.) Weird Rap t-shirts, social media links, etc. at weirdrap.com. Please rate/review at weirdrap.com/rating. Email weirdrap3000@gmail.com. (No self-promo, please, unless it’s truly advanced, ground-breaking, or otherwise WEIRD.)

In this edition we speak to Sunspot Jonz (Mystik Journeymen/Living Legends) and Aaron Cartier, plus a salute to MF DOOM, a middle finger to year-end lists, new music recommendations, and more. Regardless of familiarity with Sunspot Jonz, any rap fan should be fascinated and inspired by his triumphant tale of overcoming the odds by pure grit. Underground hip hop culture as we know it was shaped to a large degree by this unsung hero, so we insist, no we demand, that everyone familiarize themselves. Sunspot (pka BFAP) walks us through the mid-thru-late 90s rise of Mystik Journeymen and Living Legends as they established themselves first in the Bay Area and then worldwide. We discuss how they built an indie rap music market from scratch and popularized the terms "underground hip hop" and "backpacker". We detail their forging of an international DIY hip hop tour circuit and their approach to self-marketing and distribution before the internet. Being some of the first bedroom hip hop producers and even creating the first consumer "beat tape", we look at their then-unique lo-fi and low-budget approach to recording and manufacturing. Sunspot also speaks about his early relationships with Del, Hieroglyphics, and Good Life/Project Blowed. Finally, he explains the importance of taking risks and believing in oneself. In a complete 180, we talk to newschool genre-hopping MC/producer Aaron Cartier, getting into the workings behind his noise-trap album Aaron Cartier Best Dog (co-produced by Dylan Brady of 100 Gecs fame) and more. We also pay tribute to the life and legacy of genius innovator MF DOOM, detail the harm and hubris of year-end lists, recommend the Media Roots Radio podcast (Soundcloud / Apple / Stitcher), and shout out some recent music releases (Spirejump: Granville 31, RAP Ferreira: Bob’s Son, and Moor Mother & billy woods: BRASS). Monthly bonus episodes (thus far including Anti-Pop Consortium, New Kingdom, Cambatta, and Brzowski) available $3/month via patreon.com/weirdrap. Weekly Weird Rap Discussion Gang at youtube.com/weirdrap. Weird Rap t-shirts, social media links, etc. at weirdrap.com. Please rate/review at weirdrap.com/rating. Email weirdrap3000@gmail.com. (No self-promo, please, unless it’s truly advanced, ground-breaking, or otherwise WEIRD.)

Happy Thanksgiving everyone! Every year Dad Bod Rap Pod does something slightly different for these holiday episodes. One year we did a radio-style music mix, the next we told stories from our personal lives, and this year we have a positive, fun conversation about some music that we love with a very special guest. Josh Gondelman is a beloved Twitter institution, a gifted stand up comedian, author of the book Nice Try and a writer and executive producer on Desus & Mero. Josh joined us for a conversation about things we love: The song Bubblz by Anti-Pop Consortium, the Music of MF DOOM, rap songs about everyday life, and the Method Man & Redman album Blackout! We sincerely hope that you enjoy this episode and maybe look to revisit some of the music discussed. It has been and will continue to be a rough year for a wide variety of reasons, but we are sincerely thankful for everyone who listens to DBRP, which is part of the Stony Island Audio podcast network.

Mantis Radio 320 + Christoph de Babalon In session, legendary industrial jungle and breakcore producer Christoph de Babalon. Hear music by Ram Records' Bensley, Anti-Pop Consortium's High Priest, Tusken Raiders, Teste, Matmos, Death Qualia, The Teknoist, Parris, Italian EBM band Pankow, Scape One, Voitax, War Scenes, and Finnish psychedelic black metal band Oranssi Pazuzu. Show playlist available at Darkfloor. Support Mantis Radio, become a patron.

Mantis Radio 320 + Christoph de Babalon In session, legendary industrial jungle and breakcore producer Christoph de Babalon. Hear music by Ram Records' Bensley, Anti-Pop Consortium's High Priest, Tusken Raiders, Teste, Matmos, Death Qualia, The Teknoist, Parris, Italian EBM band Pankow, Scape One, Voitax, War Scenes, and Finnish psychedelic black metal band Oranssi Pazuzu. playlist → show archives. support the show → become a patron.

Episode Notes You're in for a real TREAT with this SPOOKILY good episode, featuring a SPIRITED discussion of HORRIFIC movies and TV shows with special GHOST Abby. I'm DREADFULLY SORRY for the PUNS. I am TRAPPED INSIDE MY CAPSLOCK KEY. Please send HELP. There are lots of spoilers, so here are the time stamps to avoid them: 0:00:00-0:03:33 - Intro (0:02:23 - False plan for the schedule of the rest of the discussion) 0:03:33-0:11:07 - Relic 0:11:07-0:18:36 - The Other Lamb 0:18:36-0:23:44 - Memories of Murder 0:23:44-0:38:03 - The Thing Mega Discussion (See also: MinnMax Deep Dive) 0:23:44-0:26:36 - Intro Thing 0:26:36-0:30:23 - Who Goes There? (1938 short story) 0:30:23-0:34:18 - The Thing from Another Planet (1951) 0:34:18-0:38:03 - The Thing (1982) 0:38:03-0:48:17 - Lovecraft Country 0:48:17-0:56:07 - Shirley 0:56:07-1:11:13 - The Haunting of Bly Manor (1:03:11-1:04:05 - The Haunting of Hill House Spoiler) 1:11:13-1:25:42 - The Invisible Man (2020) 1:25:37-1:33:00 - Quick Discussion of Additional Movies (Re-Animator, In the Mouth of Madness, La Llorona, Ready or Not, One Cut of the Dead) 1:33:00-1:35:01 - Outro As always, the intro and outro music is a minimal version of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium from the Free Music Database. The clip from the score of The Invisible Man is "Attack" by Benjamin Wallfisch. Thanks for listening!!

In this episode we’re joined by trailblazing leftfield rap group Antipop Consortium. And we speak with Brzowski. Plus a poem by Beverly Fre$h, a message from Celestaphone, a review of Roy Christopher’s book Dead Precedents, and a rundown of new music releases by doseone, Height Keech, Lil Ghostwriter, drwg, and Serengeti. In the late 90s Antipop Consortium took the experimental NYC hip hop scene by the neck. The 4-man wrecking crew of Beans, Earl Blaize, Hprizm (AKA High Priest), and M.Sayyid combined futuristic production with aggressive abstract rhymes, heralding a wave of artists which would pave the way for Def Jux, and would forever change the course of music. While remaining true to their name, out of the limelight, APC grew a massive underground fanbase and remains celebrated worldwide to this day. Our in-depth conversations cover the group’s formation, creative approach, disbanding, solo iterations, and an announcement that will have fans elated. We also unveil a world premiere remix of the group’s single "Apparently" by longtime collaborator MegMan. An additional 45 minutes of the APC interviews are available at http://patreon.com/weirdrap Beans - http://beansiswack.bandcamp.com Earl Blaize - https://www.instagram.com/tronmanlives Hprizm - https://hprizm.bandcamp.com M.Sayyid - https://msayyid.bandcamp.com APC - https://www.instagram.com/antipopconsortium We quickly review Roy Christopher’s book, Dead Precedents: How Hip Hop Defines The Future. https://repeaterbooks.com/product/dead-precedents-how-hip-hop-defines-the-future Brzowski recently decided to bare it all, political controversy be damned, proudly flying the flag of Marxism for his new album, The Subjugation Of Bread. We discuss common misperceptions of Communism, rapping without rhyming, and more. https://brzowskimusic.bandcamp.com In Search Of Sauce is a podcast surveying hip hop music journalism and discussing the complexities of the genre and culture. https://centralsauce.com Myka 9 and Kool Keith are featured on the genre-defying album Falling Up by Whatever Your Heart Desires, which is being distributed on digital and vinyl by Weird Rap. http://weirdrap.bandcamp.com Beverly Fre$h, multi-talented artist and future Weird Rap podcast correspondent, introduces himself to the audience with a spoken word piece. https://www.instagram.com/beverlyfressh You’ll find some of our recent findings from explorations of international leftfield rap research, and much more, at http://soundcloud.com/weirdrap, http://youtube.com/weirdrap, and http://sptfy.com/weirdrap. A list of notable new music releases, with links, are regularly updated at http://reddit.com/r/weirdrap. Some recent favorites are doseone: G Is For Job https://doseone.bandcamp.com/album/g-is-for-job, serengeti: the gentle fall https://serengetidave.bandcamp.com, Lil Ghostwriter: Schizoaffective Disorder and Cannabis Dependence https://lilghostwriter.bandcamp.com/album/schizoaffective-disorder-and-cannabis-dependence, drwg: drwg https://deathbombarc.bandcamp.com/album/drwg, and Height Keech: Wild Height Keech https://heightkeech.bandcamp.com/album/wild-height-keech. We read a message from Celestaphone. https://celestaphone.bandcamp.com An hour long bonus episode, along with past and future bonus content, is yours for $3/month at http://patreon.com/weirdrap. Rate and review us if you please; it will help us out. (Go to https://weirdrap.com/rating, on computer click Listen on Apple Podcasts, on phone scroll down.) Check out all our various online happenings via https://weirdrap.com. Socials: http://twitter.com/weirdrap, http://instagram.com/weirdrap, http://facebook.com/weirdrap. Communities: http://reddit.com/r/weirdrap, http://facebook.com/groups/weirdrap Audio: http://weirdrap.bandcamp.com, http://soundcloud.com/weirdrap, http://sptfy.com/weirdrap Video: http://youtube.com/weirdrap Newsletter: http://weird.substack.com Message us at weirdrap3000@gmail.com. Record your message as audio and maybe we’ll play it on the podcast. Music submissions: Please don’t unless you’re confident that it’s top-notch experimental or highly advanced rap music. You can pay $50 via http://patreon.com/weirdrap to get your track played and reviewed on the podcast.

Weird Rap #2 features a trip into the wild mindscape of rap visionary Cambatta (plus an exclusive track), a journey across time with hip hop historian Nate Patrin, a deep dissertation on GZA and flat earth theory, an ethics discussion with Rob Sonic and Hprizm, new music reviews, and even more! First, Cambatta peels back some layers on his multi-dimensional lyrics, he details his relationship with spirituality, psychedelic drugs and addiction, he shares his feelings on being outsider, and we ponder why the music world resists complexity. We also get a preview of his forthcoming song "Magic Hour (Acid Shower)". Check out Cambatta at http://cambattamusic.com, http://twitter.com/cambattamusic & http://instagram.com/cambattamusic. Next, we take a look at the GZA’s recent controversy around flat earth theory, and we flip the script on his classic single "Labels". (See GZA’s post that shook the "globe" at https://www.instagram.com/p/CDmWPGEnCt6.) Then Nate Patrin, author of Bring That Beat Back: How Sampling Built Hip Hop, discusses the evolution of boundary-pushing hip hop production from its early days to current times, also looking at where rap music may be heading in the future. Follow Nate at http://twitter.com/natepatrin. Rob Sonic of Hail Mary Mallon and Sonic Sum returns, and Hprizm, AKA High Priest of Anti-Pop Consortium, makes a brief pre-appearance before his full-length interview on the next episode, to discuss the ethics of non-permissioned sampling in music production. Stay abreast of Rob Sonic via http://skypimps.bandcamp.com and http://instagram.com/bobbyfreedom, and keep up with Hprizm at https://hprizm.bandcamp.com and https://twitter.com/HPrizm. No, the episode is still not over. Because then we give a brief overview of Open Mike Eagle and Prince Paul’s various forays into podcasting and radio shows. Check out their current show, What Had Happened Was, and forthcoming podcasts, via https://twitter.com/StonyIslandPods. And we review some recent music releases: The Same Day by Oblio, of Dreadnots (https://dreadnotsmusic.bandcamp.com), Jadasea’s Half Life EP (https://jadasea.bandcamp.com), The Damage Done by Marrow, AKA Routiger Slob (https://marrowraps.bandcamp.com/), and Mr. Yote’s album Pello Phantasmo’s Book Of Brew (https://yoteland.bandcamp.com). Finally, we share a brief overview and preview of a new Weird Rap Records release, the Inner Plenum EP by Lil Ghostwriter, available on digital and vinyl picture disc at http://weirdrap.bandcamp.com, http://audiorecon.bandcamp.com, and all the usual platforms. Is all that not enough for you? Well, at Patreon there’s about a half hour’s worth of a bonus episode featuring Cambatta expanding on his psychedelic experiences, his rap influences, and comedy. It also includes Nate Patrin detailing the production advancements of Grandmaster Flash, Double D & Steinski, and Prince Paul. He also discusses the current state of leftfield hip hop journalism, and tells us what he’s been listening to lately. It’s yours for $3 at http://patreon.com/weirdrap. Rate and review us if you please; it will help us out. (Go to http://weirdrap.com/rating, on computer click Listen on Apple Podcasts, on phone scroll down.) Check out all our various online happenings via https://weirdrap.com. Socials: http://twitter.com/weirdrap, http://instagram.com/weirdrap, http://facebook.com/weirdrap. Communities: http://reddit.com/r/weirdrap, http://facebook.com/groups/weirdrap Audio: http://weirdrap.bandcamp.com, http://soundcloud.com/weirdrap, http://sptfy.com/weirdrap Video: http://youtube.com/weirdrap Newsletter: http://weird.substack.com Send suggestions or whatever to weirdrap3000@gmail.com. Record your message as audio and maybe we’ll play it on the podcast. Music submissions: Please don’t send music unless you’re confident that it’s top-notch experimental or highly advanced rap music. You can pay $50 via http://patreon.com/weirdrap to get your track played and reviewed on the podcast.

Beware, Weird Rap podcast approaches, with an ensemble of amazing folks in the wings: Rob Sonic of Hail Mary Mallon and Sonic Sum; Beans, Hprizm & Earl Blaize of Antipop Consortium; Nate Patrin, author of Bring That Beat Back: How Sampling Built Hip Hop; Curly Castro of ShrapKnel, BLUu Edwards and Call Out Culture; Brzowski; Tokyo Cigar; Iceberg Theory; and many more. Journey into the weirdness at http://weirdrap.com, http://instagram.com/weirdrap, http://facebook.com/weirdrap, http://twitter.com/weirdrap, http://reddit.com/r/weirdrap, http://youtube.com/weirdrap, http://sptfy.com/weirdrap, and http://weirdrap.bandcamp.com.

Episode Notes After a long hiatus, the FANCY podcast returns to introduce a new guest, my buddy Baylee. Baylee and I talk about moving, kids, COVID, games, and inventions. There are some pretty deep dives into computer and board games included here, which is not for everyone, so here are the time stamps for skipping around: 0:0:00 - 0:4:40 - Introductions 0:4:40 - 0:12:10 - Baylee moving to Cleveland busy times 0:12:10 - 0:17:12 - Baylee's COVID life 0:17:12 - 1:02:23 - Games Talk (see below) 0:18:22 - 0:23:00 - Balder's Gate 3 0:23:00 - 0:30:22 - Monster Train and Slay the Spire 0:30:22 - 0:36:48 - Politics and Controversy and with Dungeons and Dragons and Lord of the Rings 0:36:48 - 1:02:23 - Board Game Shark Tank 1:02:23 - 1:10:34 - Non-Game Invention Shark Tank 1:10:34 - 1:11:45 - Outro As always, the theme song is a minimal remix of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium from the Free Music Archive. The quasi-Shark Tank theme is "Queue 1b" by Soularflare. Thanks for listening!

This is the seventh edition of Free City Radio podcast, which features a series of interviews, audio notes and music. In this program we begin with a musical piece by Karl Pricot, who is a drummer in Kalmunity, this is a piece recorded at Karl's home studio. Then we feature an interview with Kholoud Hussein, a Palestinian community organizer and medical worker who lives in Borj El Brajneh refugee camp in Lebanon, Kholoud speaks about the efforts taking place within the refugee camp to combat the spread of the pandemic within the economically and medically vulnerable Palestinian communities of Lebanon. Next in the show there is an interview with Mostafa Henaway @mostafa-henaway who speaks on the campaign by the Immigrant Workers Centre to combat the spread of the pandemic within the Dollarama workplace environment, particularly within Dollarama distribution centres around Montreal which employ a largely immigrant labour force, creating a marginalized work space within the context of the pandemic as Dollarama company hasn't been taking proper medical precautions, the Immigrant Workers Centre did win some victories and forced Dollarama to provide some safety equipment. follow Mostafa's work here : https://twitter.com/mostafah Then in the show we hear an interview with poet and community activist Shanice Nicole who speaks on the importance of resilience and self expression during a time of pandemic, Shanice also reflects on the pandemic in the context of diaspora identity and shares reflections. you can find Shanice's work here : https://www.facebook.com/shanicenicolespeaks Also in this podcast there is an interview with professor, writer and commentator Ibrahim al-Marashi who speaks critically about the sanctions that both the U.S. and Canada have sustained on Iran at this time of pandemic, Ibrahim speaks about how the sanction impact the public health care system. Ibrahim contributes regularly to both The Guardian and Al Jazeera, info on Ibrahim's writing : https://www.aljazeera.com/indepth/opinion/profile/ibrahim-al-marashi.html Finally we hear an interview with investigative journalist Arun Gupta who speaks on a recent report worked on for The Nation magazine that explores the realities of U.S. government migrant detention centres at a time of pandemic. Arun's article is here : https://www.thenation.com/article/society/refugees-asylum-coronavirus-mexico/ Music featured in this show is by dArk mAtt'r, Antipop Consortium, Vox Sambou and Narcy, plus Sam Shalabi and Stefan @spirodon Christoff.

This episode is just a fun chat with Gary and Abby as we recap our visit to my parents in Virginia. Also Lily terrorizes the house a little bit at night. The Podcast Halftime concept was shamelessly stolen from the Easy Allies podcast. The theme song, as always, is an edited mix of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium from the Free Music Archive. Podcast Halftime Theme is "Breathe" by Axl & Amp from Jamendo Music. Please send any questions or comments to podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com. Thanks!

Nick returns to the figurative cohost chair, and we discuss the second week of the playoffs and look ahead to Championship Week. In addition, we discuss the Golden Globes at length, take a detour into a bodybuilding discussion, and make the BWAAAAAAMP noise from Inception a lot of times. My sincere apologies for forgetting to discuss the Best Actress in a Motion Picture Comedy or Musical category of the Golden Globes. I went out of order from my notes and I was all over the place and made many mistakes. For the record, I like Emma Thompson. Timestamps: 03:59 - Playoff Week 2 Recap 09:11 - Podcast Halftime 38:25 - 39:50 - Minor Jumanji: Welcome to the Jungle spoilers 42:55 - Fun With Noises 45:11 - Championship Week Preview 50:15 - Kumail Detour BWAAAAAMP Warnings (you'll thank me later): 42:59, 43:05, 43:12, 43:20, 43:36, 44:36, 50:14, 54:38 The Podcast Halftime concept was shamelessly stolen from the Easy Allies podcast. The theme song, as always, is an edited mix of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium from the Free Music Archive. Podcast Halftime Theme is "Breathe" by Axl & Amp from Jamendo Music. Please send any questions or comments to podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com. Thanks!

In an extra special and extra long episode, I am joined by guest host John Rhoads. Of course we talk a little about Round 1 of the playoffs and look ahead to Round 2, as well as the Boose Bowl, but as one might expect, the halftime sort of takes over the show. During halftime, we talk about gratuitous Simpsons references, Pokemon Go, Advent Calendars, and some movie recommendations. No Snitch Corner even makes its triumphant (?) return. Timestamps: 0:05:11 - Playoff Week 1 Recap 0:20:40 - Podcast Halftime - Hold Still While I Gas You 0:39:01 - Podcast Halftime Halftime - No Snitch Corner 0:44:39 Plugs 1:16:56 - Playoff Week 2/Boose Bowl Preview The Podcast Halftime concept was shamelessly stolen from the Easy Allies podcast. The theme song, as always, is an edited mix of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium from the Free Music Archive. The Podcast Halftime Theme is "Breathe" by Axl & Amp from Jamendo Music. The No Snitch Corner Theme is "Funky's Please" by Daniel H from Jamendo Music. Please send any questions or comments to podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com. Thanks!

Nick and I recap the conclusion of the regular season, and look ahead to the first round of the playoffs. But the highlight (lowlight?) of the show is again one of us (me) embarrassing ourselves by singing in screeching falsetto. Enjoy! Timestamps: 0:01:24 - Week 13 Recap 0:23:17 - Podcast Halftime 0:40:41 - FANCY Podcast Karaoke: Round 2 0:52:18 - Playoff Week 1 Preview The Podcast Halftime concept was shamelessly stolen from the Easy Allies podcast. The theme song, as always, is an edited mix of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium from the Free Music Archive. Podcast Halftime Theme is "Breathe" by Axl & Amp from Jamendo Music. Please send any questions, comments, or karaoke requests to podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com. Thanks!

Nick and I briefly looked at Week 12, and looked ahead to Week 13. But the real star of the show is YOU, the listener. We got some fun listener questions for this episode, and as a result it is certainly a FANCY Podcast record for featuring the most voices. Way to go, team. The Podcast Halftime concept was shamelessly stolen from the Easy Allies podcast. The theme song, as always, is an edited mix of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium from the Free Music Archive. The Podcast Halftime Theme is "Breathe" by Axl & Amp from Jamendo Music. Please send any questions or comments to podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com. I welcome your spicy takes about Thanksgiving sides or Sex and the City characters. Thanks!

Returning from our one-week hiatus, Nick and I extremely quickly look at Weeks 10 and 11, with an eye toward the standings and the playoff outlook. Then in Podcast Halftime we talked about Disney movies for a LONG TIME. Then we did a very quick Week 12 preview. Time stamps: 0:01:01 - Week 10 and Week 11 Recap/Standings Overview 0:19:28 - Podcast Halftime: Jumbo Edition 1:02:35 - Week 12 Preview The Podcast Halftime concept was shamelessly stolen from the Easy Allies podcast. The theme song, as always, is an edited mix of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium from the Free Music Archive. The Podcast Halftime Theme is "Breathe" by Axl & Amp from Jamendo Music. Please send any questions or comments to podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com. Thanks!

We're moving on from Halloween and back to our regularly scheduled programing, looking back at Week 9, and looking ahead to Week 10, AKA Rivalry Week: Round 2. But I'm going to be honest with you, the real star of the show is Podcast Halftime, which starts at 0:15:40. It's a good one this week, I promise. The Podcast Halftime concept was shamelessly stolen from the Easy Allies podcast. The theme song, as always, is an edited mix of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium from the Free Music Archive. The Podcast Halftime Theme is "Breathe" by Axl & Amp from Jamendo Music. The waiting music is "Elevator Succubus" by Base Cleft, from the Free Music Archive. Please send any questions or comments to podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com. Thanks!

I solemnly swear to not make these incredibly long in the future, but there was just too much good Halloween content to keep it manageably sized. My apologies. Abby came on the show for a supersized discussion of Halloween movies, and Nick made a special appearance for the halftime. Mild spoilers are sprinkled throughout, but in case you want to avoid anything even remotely resembling a spoiler, here are the timestamps for the episode: 0:00:00 - 0:04:05 - Introduction 0:04:05 - 0:10:28 - Marianne (spoiler-free) 0:10:28 - 0:19:20 - Midsummer (spoiler-free, except . . . “thematic”? . . . spoilers maybe?) 0:19:20 - 0:21:14 - The Witch/Lighthouse Tangent 0:21:14 - 0:22:34 - The House in the Dark of the Woods (book) 0:22:34 - 0:28:58 - The Descent 0:28:58 - 0:42:19 - Pet Sematary (1989) (lots of spoilers) (deal with it) 0:42:19 - 0:57:48 - Podcast Halftime with Special Guest Nick 0:57:48 - 1:05:35 - Pet Sematary (2019) (spoilers? I guess? But like the old one was fully spoiled so . . . ) 1:05:35 - 1:19:28 - Poltergeist (1982) (spoilers) 1:19:28 - 1:22:12 - IT: Chapter 2 (no spoilers) (but please don't watch it) 1:22:12 - 1:25:47 - Parasite (referencing Get Out and Us) (no spoilers, and please do watch it) 1:25:47 - 1:27:31 - The long-overdue conclusion The Podcast Halftime concept was shamelessly stolen from the Easy Allies podcast. The theme song, as always, is an edited mix of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium from the Free Music Archive. The Jen's Stats Corner Theme is "Beach Wedding Dance" by rolemusic, also from the Free Music Archive. The Podcast Halftime Theme is "Breathe" by Axl & Amp from Jamendo Music. The No Snitch Corner Theme is "Funky's Please" by Daniel H from Jamendo Music. Please send any questions or comments to podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com. Thanks!

Apologies for another lengthy episode, but I think we had some fun, and hopefully you enjoy it. We looked back at Week 7, looked ahead to Week 8, and chatted about the worst reality TV shows we are guilty of watching. The Podcast Halftime concept was shamelessly stolen from the Easy Allies podcast. The theme song, as always, is an edited mix of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium from the Free Music Archive. The Jen's Stats Corner Theme is "Beach Wedding Dance" by rolemusic, also from the Free Music Archive. The Podcast Halftime Theme is "Breathe" by Axl & Amp from Jamendo Music. The No Snitch Corner Theme is "Funky's Please" by Daniel H from Jamendo Music. Please send any questions or comments to podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com. Thanks!

A look back at Week 6 and ahead to Week 7, as I continue to spiral out of control and the episodes creep longer and longer. Halftime includes a look at the recent Jokers, and the Stats Corner looks at whether the Curse of the Boose is real. The Podcast Halftime concept was shamelessly stolen from the Easy Allies podcast. The theme song, as always, is an edited mix of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium from the Free Music Archive. The Jen's Stats Corner Theme is "Beach Wedding Dance" by rolemusic, also from the Free Music Archive. The Podcast Halftime Theme is "Breathe" by Axl & Amp from Jamendo Music. The No Snitch Corner Theme is "Funky's Please" by Daniel H from Jamendo Music. Please send any questions or comments to podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com. Thanks!

More FANCY fun, looking back at week 5, looking ahead to week 6, and a multi-part, multi-theme-songed Podcast Halftime. Shockingly, there were no Nick Chubb jokes this episode, except the episode title. Also, please be on the lookout for a fantastic, prescient prediction at 42:27. The Podcast Halftime concept was shamelessly stolen from the Easy Allies podcast. The theme song, as always, is an edited mix of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium from the Free Music Archive. The Jen's Stats Corner Theme is "Beach Wedding Dance" by rolemusic, also from the Free Music Archive. The Podcast Halftime Theme is "Breathe" by Axl & Amp from Jamendo Music. The No Snitch Corner Theme is "Funky's Please" by Daniel H from Jamendo Music. Please send any questions or comments to podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com. Thanks!

Another edging slightly longer and longer football conversation with Nick, recapping Week 4 and looking ahead to Week 5. Now with 25% less Nick falsetto! Seriously though, there is probably more Nick falsetto than you might expect. The Podcast Halftime concept was shamelessly stolen from the Easy Allies podcast. The theme song, as always, is an edited mix of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium from the Free Music Archive. The Jen's Stats Corner Theme is "Beach Wedding Dance" by rolemusic, also from the Free Music Archive. The Podcast Halftime Theme is "Breathe" by Axl & Amp from Jamendo Music. Please send any questions or comments to podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com. Thanks!

Another somewhat quick football conversation with Nick, recapping Week 3 and looking ahead to Week 4. But trust me, you're going to want to stick around to the end for this one. Timestamps: Week 3 Recap: 0:00-15:58 Podcast Halftime: 15:58-32:19 Week 4 Preview 32:19-42:27 THE FINEST PODCAST KARAOKE PERFORMANCE RECORDED OVER FACETIME OF ALL TIME (and outro): 42:27 to end The Podcast Halftime concept was shamelessly stolen from the Easy Allies podcast. The theme song, as always, is an edited mix of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium from the Free Music Archive. The Podcast Halftime Theme is "Breathe" by Axl & Amp from Jamendo Music. Please send any questions or comments to podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com. Thanks!

A deliberately brisker football conversation with Nick, wrapping up Week 2 and looking ahead to Week 3. Also, to keep you on your toes I have inserted a non-football segment in the middle. The Podcast Halftime concept was shamelessly stolen from the Easy Allies podcast. The theme song, as always, is an edited mix of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium from the Free Music Archive. The Podcast Halftime Theme is "Breathe" by Axl & Arth from Jamendo Music. Please send any questions or comments to podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com. Thanks!

A relatively deep dive with Nick, recapping Week 1 and looking ahead to Week 2. Plus a surprise, totally not fake new sponsor! As always, the theme song is a modified version of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium, from the Free Music Archive. Feel free to write in with questions or comments to podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com. Thanks!

In this mercifully short episode, Nick and Pat preview Week 1 of the FANCY Fantasy Football Season. As always, the theme song is a modified version of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium, from the Free Music Archive. Feel free to write in questions or comments to podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com. Thanks!

An extremely long and in-depth, and mildly informed recap of the FANCY draft and a look at each team. Spoilers: most teams are "boom or bust." This episode features extensive references to DK Metcalf, some bad Chicago accent work, and frequent mispronunciation of player names (by me, not Nick). As always, the songs in the episode are from the Free Music Archive. The main theme is a mix of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium, and the waiting theme is "Elevator Succubus" by Base Cleft. Please enjoy and send all complaints to Nick. All non-complaint messages can be send to podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com Thanks!

Jake had a spooky dream last night but can't really remember the bulk of it. But he shares the feeling he had when waking up. This weekend was also a scorcher so he talks about how sweaty he got. Always a fun topic...Music recommendations are “Antipop vs Matthew Shipp” by Antipop Consortium, and “Keep it Like a Secret by Built” to Spill.Wake & Jakehttps://www.auxchicago.com/wake-jakehttps://www.instagram.com/wakeandjakepod/https://twitter.com/WakeandJakePodJake Fisherhttps://www.instagram.com/kennyg.g.allin/https://deathbotrecords.bandcamp.com/Music Composed by Jake FisherLogo by Baitul Javid

Another fun episode with Nick, in which we talk about the obvious things--how easy it is to predict the weather, the USC coaching carousel, and cause and effect. Also we talk about the league championship and make a bet! As always, the theme song is a modified version of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium, from the Free Music Archive. Thanks for listening!

Label Series N°008 - Warp Records (London / UK) 01 - FLYING LOTUS_Intro / A Cosmic Drama (0'00) (Cosmogramma / 2010) 02 - JACKSON & HIS COMPUTER BAND_Arpeggio (2'30) (Smash / 2005) 03 - PREFUSE 73_Cliche Intro (5'50) (Vocal Studies + Uprock Narratives / 2001) 04 - ANTI POP CONSORTIUM_9.99 (7'30) (The Tragic Epilogue / 2001) 05 - MOUNT KIMBIE_Home Recording (9'40) (Cold Spring Faultless Youth / 2013) 06 - DARKSTAR_Aidy's Girl Is A Computer (14'00) (North / 2009) 07 - ONEOHTRIX POINT NEVER_Connie (18'30) (Good Time / 2017) 08 - SQUAREPUSHER_Theme From Ernest Borgnine (21'40) (Feed Me Weird Things / 1996) 09 - PLAID_Dang Spot (29'00) (Restproof Clockwork / 1999) 10 - BIBIO_Bewley In Grey (32'30) (Fi / 2015) 11 - LEILA_Mettle (33'50) (Blood Looms & Bloom / 2008) 12 - BOARDS OF CANADA_Music Is Math (37'30) (Geogaddi / 2002) 13 - THE BLACK DOG_Pod#1 (42'00) (Music For Adverts / 1996) 14 - TRICKY DISCO_Tricky Disco (43'20) (PLONE Remix) (Warp 10+3 Remixes / 1999) 15 - AUTECHRE_Bike (45'50) (Incunabula / 1999) 16 - APHEX TWIN_Heliosphan (49'20) (Selected Ambient Works 85-92 / 1994) 17 - CLARK_Pleen 1930 (53'40) (Clarence Park / 2001) 18 - BATTLES_Africastle (55'00) (Glass Drop / 2011)

A quick chat with Nick about Week 2 of the playoffs, including the real playoff semifinals, and the Sacko Bowl. I'm so sorry, Gary. As always the theme song is a modified version of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium from the Free Music Archive. Please contact me with questions or comments at podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com. Thanks for listening!

A brisk discussion with Jen about the 2018 regular season, league records, and a preview of the start of the playoffs. As always the theme song is a minimal version of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium from the Free Music Archive. Please send any questions or comments to podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com. Thanks!

An extremely deep dive with special guest Nick on the various scenarios for the FANCY playoff seeding, and, err, it miiiight be a little bit focused on the various ways my own team can qualify. Oopsie! I hope you enjoy! As always, the theme song is a minimal version of "Reflections" by Antipop Consortium from the Free Music Archive. Please send questions or comments to podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com. Thanks for listening!

Jen joins back in to discuss Rivalry Week 2018: Part 2: The Rivalry-est. We also touch upon a wide range of other topics including high-end headphones, how early is too early to put up Christmas decorations, and ultrasounds. Enjoy! As always all songs are from the Free Music Archive. The theme song is a modified version of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium. The "waiting" music is "Elevator Succubus" by Base Cleft. Please send in any questions or comments to podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com. Thanks for listening!

A long chat with our now-remote leaguemates Gary and Abby. We talk about lots of fun stuff but mostly scary movies and TV shows. If you care a lot about spoilers, please see the timestamps below: 0:00-2:16 - Intro 2:16-4:16 - FANCY Talk 4:16-7:03 - Halloween Plans 7:03-1:00:03 - Scary Movie/TV Talk 7:16-17:19 - The Invitation 7:16-10:11 - The Invitation in PSVR 12:45-14:37 - Mild spoilers for The Invitation 14:37-17:05 - Lil Mousey Visit 17:20-25:54 - Interview with a Vampire 19:54-21:28 - Blockbuster Movie Awards tangent 22:34-25:54 - “Interview with a Vampire”* on SNES *-Oh man what an embarrassing mistake. It was Bram Stoker's Dracula. Which makes way more sense but was still absolutely terrible. 25:54-29:10 - Annihilation (mild spoilers throughout) 29:10-33:04 - A Quiet Place 30:29-31:16 - Very vague spoilers for A Quiet Place 33:04-39:50 - Hereditary 39:50-41:01 - Brief Rundown of Suspiria (1977), Killing of a Sacred Deer, We Are Still Here 41:01-43:52 - It (2017) 43:52-49:13 - American Horror Story: Apocalypse 49:13-1:00:03 - The Haunting of Hill House 52:47-53:27 - Mild spoilers for The Haunting of Hill House 1:01:33 - Abby's PA Gripes 1:03:21-1:06:32 - Lily Big Girl Bed Update 1:06:32-1:08:15 - Uninformed Election Speculation 1:08:15-1:10:05 - Uninformed Evolution Speculation 1:10:05-1:10:54 - Farewell As always, all music is from the Free Music Archive. The intro and outro music is a minimal version of “Reflections” by Anti-Pop Consortium. The Abby's PA Gripes music is “Burn” by Noiz Complaint. Please send any questions or comments to podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com Thanks for listening!

Mantis Radio 277 + Robert Logan In session this week we’ve the incredible sound of Robert Logan. Prior to that stunning session tracks from Lighting Bolt, Shelley Parker, LFO, Moving Shadow, Fumiya Tanaka, Antipop Consortium, Darkfloor’s Savier, and to close, brand new Ital Tek. Show playlist available at Darkfloor.

Mantis Radio 277 + Robert Logan In session this week we’ve the incredible sound of Robert Logan. Prior to that stunning session tracks from Lighting Bolt, Shelley Parker, LFO, Moving Shadow, Fumiya Tanaka, Antipop Consortium, Darkfloor’s Savier, and to close, brand new Ital Tek. playlist → show archives. support the show → become a patron.

A fun but sad farewell pod with Gary and Abby, touching on Abby's championship, the new season, and birds, birds, birds. The theme song, as always, is a minimal version of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium, from the Free Music Archive.

In this overdue, playoff-edition of the FANCY podcast, Pat and Jen look at the end of the regular season, the playoffs, and the infamous Sacko Bowl. Jen also provides a few stats about records that were broken, and a LOT of stats about records that were not broken. As always, all music is from the Free Music Archive. The intro and outro is a remix of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium. The theme for Jen's Stat Corner is "Beach Wedding Dance" by Rolemusic. Please send any questions to podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com. Thanks!

In this special, and especially delayed, episode of the FANCY Podcast, Nick and Meg talk about Halloween candy, Archer characters, and other stuff. As always the theme song is a modified version of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium, taken from the Free Music Archive. Thanks for listening! E-mail: podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com

In this heavily-edited and slightly slap happy episode, Pat and Jen recap Week 5 and preview Week 6, with a little help from our friends, the stars. I apologize for not being able to read a simple chart of horoscope dates. As always, the intro and outro theme is a modified version of "Reflections" by Antipop Consortium. The "Jen is So Good at Fantasy Football" theme is "Self-Esteem" by Dumbo Gets Mad. Music is from the Free Music Archive. Please send questions or comments to podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com. Thanks for listening!

In this supersized, overdue episode, Jen and I look back at Week 3, including a long discussion about the NFL's political protests. Then we look ahead to Week 4, and get a special visit from our dear friend Chad. As always, all music is from the Free Music Archive. The intro and outro music is a remix of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium. The "Chill Out With Chad" theme is "Chill" by Dr. Wylie. Please send questions or comments to podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com. Thanks for listening!

Please enjoy this episode of the FANCY Fantasy Football Podcast, as Jen and I look back at week 1 and ahead to week 2. Hopefully your stamina holds out longer than Jen's. The intro and outro music is a stripped down version of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium, from the Free Music Archive. Please send questions or comments to podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com. Thanks!

A longish season preview with my roommate and wife, Jen. We cover the ins and outs of the upcoming FANCY season pretty thoroughly. Enjoy! All music is from the Free Music Archive. The intro and outro is a minimal version of "Reflections" by Antipop Consortium. The waiting interlude is "Elevator Succubus" by Base Cleft. The "Chill Out with Chad" theme is "Chill" by Dr. Wylie. Please send questions to podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com. Thanks!

A quick rundown of my thoughts of the teams immediately after the draft, including YOUR text messages. I'm always wrong! As always, the theme song is a minimal version of "Reflections" by Anti-Pop Consortium from the Free Music Archive. Please send questions or comments to podcast@fancyfantasyfootball.com

A colaboração entre Oneohtrix Point Never (Daniel Lopatin de sua graça) e Iggy Pop, "The Pure and the Damned", é a espinha dorsal de mais uma colagem sonora do Coffee Breakz. Dela ramificam incursões por "Untitled" do canadiano Buck 65, por "Are You in Peace?" do compositor americano Steve Lehman e Sélébéyone (um septeto que inclui Kyle Austin, aka HPrizm, fundador dos Antipop Consortium, e o senegalês Gaston Bandimic) e por "Blue Train Blues", um tema que junta Mount Kimbie e King Krule.

Inspired by the images of the ISS this week, we start off with the warmth of brand new Eskmo, then hear the colder more precise beats of Volor Flex, aAirial, the technical glitches and melodies of Access To Arasaka and Zainetica. Brian Eno & David Byrne warms things up, then we hear some nice roots from Yabby You, Vivian Jackson, and LKJ. Michael Rose, DJ Vadim and DJ Madd get us in the groove, then Little People carry us into the experimental beats and rhymes of Antipop Consortium. Lydia Ainsworth finishes off the show this week. Tracklist: Eskmo – SpVce Volor Flex – Somewhere Inside aAirial – Untitled#4 Access To Arasaka – Ksora Zainetica – Squirrels Vallance Brian Eno & David Byrne – Qu'ran The Disciples – Poor Man's Prayer (Alpha & Omega Poor Man's Prayer Remix) Yabby You – Zion Gate Vivian Jackson & The Prophets – Deliver Me From My Enemies Linton Kwesi Johnson – Doun Di' Road Michael Rose – Fight I Down DJ Vadim – Under Your Hat DJ Madd – Moving On Little People – Fisticuffs At Dawn Antipop Consortium – Splinter Lydia Ainsworth – White Shadows

Organized by Lebanese artist Tarek Atoui, "Visiting Tarab" will incorporate elements of the world’s largest collection of Classical Arab music as interpreted by 16 musicians and sound artists ranging in expertise from hip hop to electronic and contemporary music. Atoui invited sixteen musicians and sound artists from different origins and practices to Beirut to explore the world’s largest and most extensive collection of Classical Arab music. The result of this research will be the performance in New York City and will feature the artist as well as Anti-Pop Consortium, Uriel Barthelemi, Jonathan Butcher, Mira Calix, DJ Spooky, Lukas Ligeti, Robert Lowe, Raz Mesinai, Zeena Parkins, Ikue Mori, Sara Parkins, Elliott Sharp, Zafer Tawil and Georges Ziadeh.

El show más nasty del planeta entra en sesión. Sin piedad para el que enseña el plumero. Egotrip vs. skills. Battles, Flying Lotus y Anti Pop Consortium en el Festival Cultural de Mayo 2011. Black Ops de Ziontifik. Clips y beats que no te dejarán indiferente. Periodismo hip-hop de neta, parte 1. Las viejas The Source y XXL. Tricky en México.

This week, Anti-Pop Consortium talks about food on the road, and their latest album Fluorescent Black. Also on the show, Elliot Aronow of RCRD LBL & Food Gold ( http://foolsgoldrecs.com/foodgold)

The dark abyss of the ocean is the place on Earth that we know the least about. It is populated by photo-luminescent creatures that flicker to the rhythm of their environment’s sound frequencies to produce undersea “light-shows,” a behavior that inspired the concept behind French artist Loris Greaud’s ambitious new project, developed in collaboration with Performa, MIT Sea Grant College Program, and Carnegie Mellon. This ongoing project will launch on November 19, 2009 in Abu Dhabi with breathtaking fireworks designed by the internationally acclaimed pyrotechnicians Groupe F that will recreate the bioluminescence of deep-sea creatures, featuring the experimental hip hop group Antipop Consortium. Then, the New York premiere of the video of this elemental sky sculpture, which will be recorded in HD and 35 mm, will be presented on the Times Square LED screens of News Astrovision by Panasonic, NASDAQ and Thomson Reuters as part of Performa 09.

The dark abyss of the ocean is the place on Earth that we know the least about. It is populated by photo-luminescent creatures that flicker to the rhythm of their environment’s sound frequencies to produce undersea “light-shows,” a behavior that inspired the concept behind French artist Loris Greaud’s ambitious new project, developed in collaboration with Performa, MIT Sea Grant College Program, and Carnegie Mellon. This ongoing project will launch on November 19, 2009 in Abu Dhabi with breathtaking fireworks designed by the internationally acclaimed pyrotechnicians Groupe F that will recreate the bioluminescence of deep-sea creatures, featuring the experimental hip hop group Antipop Consortium. Then, the New York premiere of the video of this elemental sky sculpture, which will be recorded in HD and 35 mm, will be presented on the Times Square LED screens of News Astrovision by Panasonic, NASDAQ and Thomson Reuters as part of Performa 09.

New releases continue to overrun the studio, loading this week’s show with a ton of fresh material. It’s a cohesive, yet diverse set, with stellar new tracks from Flying Lotus, Omar-S, Applescal, Ital Tek, SND, and Calvin Harris. Along the way you’ll also hear Four Tet remixing Anti-Pop Consortium, selections from Kompakt’s “Total 10” compilation, […]

Lyrics Born - I Like It, I Love It (Grant Phabao Remix) (Exclusive MP3 download on ParisDjs.com) 2009-08-13 When Berkeley hip hop meets Jamaican reggae... Pressure keeps on rising for the upcoming releases of Grant Phabao's three (!) new albums with The Lone Ranger, Carlton Livingston and The Jays (on his own label T.I.M.E.C. co-run with Djouls and Captain Detendu)... The french dubmeister offers here a bouncy reggae rework of I Like It, I Love It, taken from last year's hit album Everywhere At Once (released on Quannum/ANTI). It's kind of a cousin of the N.A.S.A. remix he did earlier this year (featuring David Byrne and Chuck D.!) - all party-style with its rolling drum breaks and hookish chorus-like lyrics all along! A certified floor filler already tested and approved by fellow DJ Erik Rug at is famous WaxGroove nights. More Grant Phabao remixes to be released and/or podcasted soon for Tosca, Diesler feat. Laura Vane, Antipop Consortium, Le Damn Dog, Ocote Soul Sounds (all official ones!)... Tracklisting : 01. Lyrics Born - I Like It, I Love It (Grant Phabao Remix) Note : DJs may want to contact us for a 256k MP3 version Links : lyricsborn.com myspace.com/lyricsborn facebook.com/lyricsborn twitter.com/lyricsborn en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Lyrics_Born grantphabao.com myspace.com/grantphabao parisdjs.com myspace.com/parisdjs facebook.com/parisdjs twitter.com/parisdjs

Khalid M'Seffar host of the radio show Funky Revolutions interview with New York MC Beans formerly of the Anti-Pop Consortium - just prior to the release of his EP "Now Soon Someday" (largely conceived and produced on a 4-track machine).  They discuss the punk esthetique of Anti Pop Consortium and the pressure of conformity post 9/11 and the importance of family. April 2004