Podcasts about Belbury Poly

An interview with folk duo Stick in the Wheel about their recent album A Thousand Pokes, a kind of psychogeographic dig into London through folk song. Check out Stick in the Wheel at their website, including tour dates, and get A Thousand Pokes from Bandcamp. I (Justin) am doing my show The Great Satanic Swindle in April, with dates in Stockton-on-Tees and in Leeds. Host Justin Hopper has an Uncanny Landscapes substack. The Substack is free, and includes the podcast + more. JH can be found via LinkTree or on Instagram.   Title sounds by The Belbury Poly, courtesy Ghost Box Records.   The Uncanny Landscapes icon is by Stefan Musgrove.  

An interview with Elizabeth Bennett about her new book, Performing Folk Songs: Affect, Landscape, Repertoire. Find Elizabeth on Instagram and find the book via Bloomsbury. The music in this episode is from the new album by Stick in the Wheel, A Thousand Pokes, available from their Bandcamp. Host Justin Hopper has an Uncanny Landscapes substack. The Substack is free, and includes the podcast + more. JH can be found via LinkTree or on Instagram.   Title sounds by The Belbury Poly, courtesy Ghost Box Records.   The Uncanny Landscapes icon is by Stefan Musgrove.

Hauntology. Perhaps the phrase alone is enough to convince you we've wandered into the realm of pretension. But we've got to use it anyway, because this week on the podcast we're speaking with one of the main people associated with that term: Jim Jupp, co-founder of Ghost Box Records, which has mined TV soundtracks, vintage electronics, psychedelia, pop, and supernatural folklore for decades, issuing music by Broadcast, Pye Corner Audio, The Advisory Circle, and Jupp's own band, The Belbury Poly. Last year, The Belbury Poly released The Path. Borrowing the soundtrack work of Roy Budd and Roger Webb as a starting point, Jupp and crew cook up a heady blend of sound, indulging loping, flute-led jazz passages, delay-soaked kosmische soundscapes, and bombastic bursts of wah-wah and fuzz guitar and funk drums. And over it all is novelist and poet Justin Hopper, who adds quixotic and evocative narration to the record. This week on Transmissions, Jupp joins us to discuss his storied label, plumbing the nostalgic depths, the evocative spaces of The Twilight Zone, fairy lore, extraterrestrial, and yes, "hauntology." Transmissions is a part of the Talkhouse Podcast Network. Visit the Talkhouse for more interviews, fascinating reads, and podcasts. Next week on Transmissions? Amen Dunes joins us to discuss Death Jokes. For heads, by heads. Aquarium Drunkard is powered by our members. Keep the servers humming and help us continue doing it by subscribing to our online music magazine. This episode is brought to you by DistroKid. DistroKid makes music distribution fun and easy with unlimited uploads and artists keep 100% of their royalties and earnings. To learn more and get 30% off your first year's membership, visit: distrokid.com/vip/aquariumdrunkard

Laura Cannell is a musician based in Suffolk, East Anglia, England. Her work combines experimental, folk, early and medieval music, as well as a number of unique and rare techniques. Her website is https://lauracannell.com/ where you can find out about recordings and gigs, or you can visit her Brawl Records bandcamp site to check out music and buy recordings. The music in this episode is from Laura's recent 'Lore' series, available through the bandcamp site.   Host Justin Hopper has an Uncanny Landscapes substack. The Substack is free, and includes the podcast + more. JH can be found via LinkTree or on Instagram.   Title sounds by The Belbury Poly, courtesy Ghost Box Records.   The Uncanny Landscapes icon is by Stefan Musgrove.

Die Brainwashed - Radio Edition ist eine einstündige Show mit Musik von den Künstlern und Labels auf Brainwashed.com. 1. Water Damage, "Fuck That : Reel 13 (excerpt)" (2 Songs) 2023 12XU 2. Belbury Poly, "The Wrong Spot" (The Path) 2023 Ghost Box 3. Hyunhye Seo, "Eel I (Excerpt)" (Eel) 2023 Room40 4. Umeko Ando, "Iuta Upopo" (Upopo Sanke) 2023 Pingipung 5. Alabaster DePlume, "Did You Know (feat. Momoko Gill)" (Come With Fierce Grace) 2023 International Anthem 6. Cabaret Voltaire, "Soul Vine [70 Billion People]" (Plasticity) 1992 Plastex 7. David Shea, "XY Suite" (Una Nota Solo) 2005 Metta Editions / 2023 Room40 8. Not Waving, "Never Let Me Go" (The Place I've Been Missing) 2023 Ecstatic 9. Brontez Purnell, "Girl From Ghost Town" (No Jack Swing) 2023 Dark Entries 10. lovesliescrushing, "below and above" (psalms) 2022 self-released * Eine Sendung vom 15. Juli 2023. # Brainwashed - Radio Edition Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening. * http://brainwashed.com

An interview by Justin Hopper with Jez riley French.   Jez riley French is a sound artist and field recordist, who also makes photographs and builds microphones, from Hull, England.   His website is https://jezrileyfrench.co.uk/ where you can find out about activities including the upcoming Murmuration retreat in Scotland (highly recommended), many of his recordings, projects and lectures, or check out his unique microphones for sale.   The recordings on this episode are from Jez's album Returning | Reeds made with Pheobe riley Law, available from the Engraved Glass bandcamp page.   Host Justin Hopper has an Uncanny Landscapes substack. The Substack is free, and includes the podcast + more. JH can be found via LinkTree or on Instagram.   Title sounds by The Belbury Poly, courtesy Ghost Box Records.   The Uncanny Landscapes icon is by Stefan Musgrove.

An interview by Justin Hopper with James Canton. James Canton is a writer and educator; the author of books including Ancient Wonderings, The Oak Papers, and Grounded: A Journey into the Landscapes of our Ancestors. His website is https://jamescanton.co.uk/ He is also active on Instagram. The music in this episode is Leaves Rustle and the Wind in my Hair by Pefkin, from the album Observations on Land and Sea, available from Pefkin's bandcamp page. Host Justin Hopper has an Uncanny Landscapes substack - which includes a new essay this time 'round, from Camilla Nelson, about her current work (which you can also find out about here). The Substack is free, and includes the podcast + more. JH can be found via LinkTree or on Instagram.   Title sounds by The Belbury Poly, courtesy Ghost Box Records.   The Uncanny Landscapes icon is by Stefan Musgrove.

An interview by Justin Hopper with Cheryl E. Leonard. Cheryl E. Leonard is a musician, sound artist and composer who lives in Northern California and works there - or in Antarctice, or Scotland, or Scandinavia... Her practice of making compositions 'of' and 'with' place combines field recordings with music made from original instruments built from natural objects. Her website is https://allwaysnorth.com/ and she's also on Instagram. Her album Antarctica: Music from the Ice is available from Bandcamp: https://othermindsrecords.bandcamp.com/album/antarctica-music-from-the-ice A new release just out is Littoral: https://ruralsituationism.bandcamp.com/album/littoral Host Justin Hopper has an Uncanny Landscapes substack - it's free, and includes the podcast + more. JH can be found via LinkTree or on Instagram.   Title sounds by The Belbury Poly, courtesy Ghost Box Records.   The Uncanny Landscapes icon is by Stefan Musgrove.

For this special episode, I walked on the South Downs with Jim Jupp of Belbury Poly and Ghost Box Records, discussing the latest BP album The Path. Good friend of the podcast Jim Jupp recently released a new album under his Belbury Poly name, and through Ghost Box, the record label he co-founded with artist/designer Julian House. Rather than a solo piece, however, this one involves a 'band' setting augmenting his synths and obsessions with library-music inspired claustrophobic soundtrack-funk, plus my own contribution as narrator, telling a vague tale of a walker descending into madness on the uncanny paths of England. We walked and talked at the end of the summer, and here 'tis... Check out Belbury Poly's The Path through all the normal record-shopping and streaming spots, and Ghost Box Records' own shoppe. The music is, obviously, also from that album. BP did the Uncanny Landscapes title theme, too... Host Justin Hopper has an Uncanny Landscapes substack - it's free, and includes the podcast + more. JH can be found via LinkTree or on Instagram. The Uncanny Landscapes icon is by Stefan Musgrove. Coming up very soon: new episodes featuring landscape artist and composer Cheryl E. Leonard and writer James Canton, and more! [[Caveat: there were technical issues with this episode; I think I've solved most of them, but apologies for weird stuff that may haunt the ep!]]  

An interview by Justin Hopper with artist Kirsty Badenoch and writer Tom Jeffreys. Kirsty and Tom have an exhibition 9-12 November at Staffordshire Street Gallery in Peckham, London, UK, featuring new work made in the remaining patches of boreal forest in northern Scotland. For information on the exhibition, visit Staffordshire St's website.  Kirsty Badenoch and Tom Jeffreys each have a site, too, which will help you find out more about the artists book that accompanies the exhibition. The music in this episode is the track Unnamed Unseen from Memory Islands, a highly recommended new album by violinist Ellie Wilson. Host Justin Hopper has an Uncanny Landscapes substack - it's free, and includes the podcast + more. JH can be found via LinkTree or on Instagram. Title sounds by The Belbury Poly, courtesy Ghost Box Records.   The Uncanny Landscapes icon is by Stefan Musgrove.

This week – Robertson Hare, paper rounds, tea, Derek Nimmo, glassware, Brookside – early and middle period – The Royle Family, Milligan, Kipling, Lars von Trier, Belbury Poly plus all the usual nonsense!

An interview by Justin Hopper with Frances Castle of Clay Pipe Music. Frances Castle is a London-based artist, illustrator and musician who operates Clay Pipe Music, a record label producing beautiful landscape-inspired LPs and CDs of music combining folk, electronica and hauntological themes. Clay Pipe's website is http://www.claypipemusic.co.uk/ Frances's own site is https://www.francescastle.com/ This episode includes partial and full tracks from a number of Clay Pipe artists including Frances's own The Hardy Tree. They are all available here from Clay Pipe's Greedbag page. In order of appearance: A Confluence by Andrew Wasylyk Walter R Stokes by The Hardy Tree Saxon Chapel by Tyneham House Broken Circle by Zyggurat Adlestrop by Gilroy Mere Sun Caught Cloud like the Belly of a Cat by Andrew Wasylyk The Spire of St Mary's by The Hardy tree Face in the Window, Seaforth Crescent by The Hardy Tree Stagdale in the Snow by The Hardy Tree Holloways by Vic Mars   Host Justin Hopper has an Uncanny Landscapes substack - it's free, and includes the podcast + more. JH can be found via LinkTree or on Instagram.   Title sounds by The Belbury Poly, courtesy Ghost Box Records.   The Uncanny Landscapes icon is by Stefan Musgrove.  

An interview by Justin Hopper with Lally MacBeth and Matthew Shaw, founders of Stone Club. Stone Club is an online and in-person affiliation of people in love with ancient landscapes, founded two years ago by artists MacBeth and Shaw. They'll talk about the background on 'why stone club', the importance of mystical landscape and the work influenced and inspired by the places they inhabit. Stone Club's website is stoneclub.rocks where you can find out about membership, events and ways to join in. The music in this episode is by Stone Club's Matthew Shaw, who has his own website. Lally MacBeth also operates the Folk Archive, and other projects, available at this site o'er here. Host Justin Hopper has an Uncanny Landscapes substack - it's free, and includes the podcast + more. JH can be found via LinkTree or on Instagram; there is an Uncanny Landscapes twitter feed.   Title sounds by The Belbury Poly, courtesy Ghost Box Records.   The Uncanny Landscapes icon is by Stefan Musgrove.

Episode 641: July 15, 2023 playlist: Water Damage, "Fuck That : Reel 13 (excerpt)" (2 Songs) 2023 12XU Belbury Poly, "The Wrong Spot" (The Path) 2023 Ghost Box Hyunhye Seo, "Eel I (Excerpt)" (Eel) 2023 Room40 Umeko Ando, "Iuta Upopo" (Upopo Sanke) 2023 Pingipung Alabaster DePlume, "Did You Know (feat. Momoko Gill)" (Come With Fierce Grace) 2023 International Anthem Cabaret Voltaire, "Soul Vine [70 Billion People]" (Plasticity) 1992 Plastex David Shea, "XY Suite" (Una Nota Solo) 2005 Metta Editions / 2023 Room40 Not Waving, "Never Let Me Go" (The Place I've Been Missing) 2023 Ecstatic Brontez Purnell, "Girl From Ghost Town" (No Jack Swing) 2023 Dark Entries lovesliescrushing, "below and above" (psalms) 2022 self-released Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening.

An interview by Justin Hopper with artist and writer Camilla Nelson. Camilla Nelson is an artist whose work explores the materiality of language, particularly in regards to the other-than-human. Her workshop BECOMING begins soon and is an exploration of ways to engage with fungus, birds, animals, plants and more through language and art. She'll discuss this online workshop as well as her own work as an artist, writer, performer and educator. For more on her work and courses, Camilla's Singing Apple Press has a website. The music in this episode is by Kyron from the album Dreaming Eden, available on LP or as a Download. Dan Fox's substack is here. Host Justin Hopper has an Uncanny Landscapes substack - it's free, and includes the podcast + more. JH can be found via LinkTree or on Instagram; there is an Uncanny Landscapes twitter feed.   Title sounds by The Belbury Poly, courtesy Ghost Box Records.   The Uncanny Landscapes icon is by Stefan Musgrove.  

An interview by Justin Hopper with artist and musician Jem Finer. Jem Finer is an artist and musician whose work spans the musical gamut from co-founding The Pogues to creating Longplayer, a 1,000-year-long composition that has been performing itself, so far, for 23 years. On Mayday, Finer and co-conspirator Jimmy Cauty (of the KLF) release the first record as Local Psycho - a hurdy-gurdy led acid-barn-dance band - and will infuse a newly erected standing stone with its sounds. Jem talks about Local Psycho and Longplayer, as well as other projects of his, archaeo-astronomy and 'psychocosmology', and more. Jem's got a website, as does Local Psycho and their label, Heavenly Recordings. The music in this episode is also by Jem, from his album Hrdy-Grdy on Thanet Tape Centre.   Caught by the River's event on 29 April includes the new Hurdy-Gurdy standing stone. Separately, Jem is playing Norwich on 5 May.   Host Justin Hopper has an Uncanny Landscapes substack - it's free, and has the first post of the podcast + more. JH can be found via LinkTree or on Instagram; there is an Uncanny Landscapes twitter feed.   Title sounds by The Belbury Poly, courtesy Ghost Box Records.   The Uncanny Landscapes icon is by Stefan Musgrove.

An interview by Justin Hopper with artist and roboticist Ian Ingram. Ian Ingram is an artist and roboticist based in California. His practice is concerned with building robots - kinetic sculptures - that attempt to communicate with animals in their own languages.   So, for example, you'll hear him discuss a 'lizard' robot that does push-ups the way some lizards do, to mark territory - yet through a robot inspired by Brancusi. Or a 'squirrel' robot that uses its tails to signal danger to its wanna-be species.   Besides his website, Ian has a TIkTok with loads of videos, and Instagram, too. It's well worth looking at these to see the robots while you listen.   The music in this episode is by the great guitarist Nick Jonah Davis, from his album When the Sun Came - appropriately spring-like and acoustic for Ian's playful, joyful robots.   Host Justin Hopper has an Uncanny Landscapes substack - it's free, and has the first post of the podcast + more. JH can be found via LinkTree or on Instagram; there is an Uncanny Landscapes twitter feed.   Title sounds by The Belbury Poly, courtesy Ghost Box Records.   The Uncanny Landscapes icon is by Stefan Musgrove.  

Episode 593: September 18, 2022 playlist: Mimi Parker, "The Plan (Elysian Version)" (Shanti Project Collection 2) 2000 Badman Belbury Poly, "Farmer's Angle" (Farmer's Angle) 2004 Ghost Box No Age, "Andy Helping Andy" (People Helping People) 2022 Drag City Organised Scum, "1980" (Remoan) 2022 self-released Saint Abdullah and Eomac, "Overdose Ferocious" (Patience of a Traitor) 2022 Other People Figure Section, "Cease and Decease" (Trompe La Mort) 2022 Antibody Blightcaster, "Mind Unleashed" (Blightcaster) 2022 Danse Noir June McDoom, "Stone After Stone" (June McDoom) 2022 Temporary Residence VISIO, "Youth Grows Forever" (Privacy Angels) 2022 Haunter Ernest Hood, "Bedroom of the Absent Child" (Back to the Woodlands) 2022 Freedom to Spend oojeRum, "The Castle" (Reversed Cathedral) 2022 Cyclic Law Jonathan Scherk, "B5" (Toon!) 2022 Faitiche Lucy Liyou and Eric Frye, "Part 1 and 2" (Grace) 2022 Futura Resistenza claire rousay, "wouldn't have to hurt" (wouldn't have to hurt) 2022 Mended Dreams Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening.

  It's been three years since the last season of Netflix's Stranger Things. Now with the 4th season upon us it must be time for a new mix - Stranger Synths 2022. Similar to previous version of Stranger Synths, this takes the retro vibe of the show's soundtrack and collects tracks that sound like they would fit perfectly in the TV series. I wasn't planning on doing a mix this time around until I stumbled on the opening track Cybernaut by Jonny Fallout. The track can be found on a compilation from Triplicate Records called "Protozoa." As soon as I heard the track I was hit with a great Stranger Things vibe so I knew I had to gather more tracks and put together another mix.  I ended up going back to Triplicate Records three more times for this mix, using tracks from Hverheij, BVSMV, and Willebrant. Check the links below for these artists' album and bandcamp pages. Here are links to the albums used in this mix in the order in which they appear: https://triplicaterecords.bandcamp.com/album/protozoa https://nilsfrahm.bandcamp.com/album/all-melody https://ghostbox.greedbag.com/buy/entangled-routes-0/ https://ghostbox.greedbag.com/buy/the-gone-away/ https://foamandsand.bandcamp.com/album/full-circle-2 https://soundsoftheuniverse.com/product/experimental-electronic-and-acoustic-soundscapes-1961-88 https://www.amazon.com/Foreigner-Original-Motion-Picture-Soundtrack/dp/B075GBFQQX https://boardsofcanada.bandcamp.com/album/tomorrows-harvest https://docsrecordsandvintage.com/UPC/5056124666993 https://graintable.bandcamp.com/album/universal-ash https://triplicaterecords.bandcamp.com/album/afterlight https://ghostbox.greedbag.com/buy/outward-journeys-0/ https://triplicaterecords.bandcamp.com/album/triplicate-tapes-vol-1-datacap https://peterbaumann.bandcamp.com/album/machines-of-desire https://paulhaslinger.bandcamp.com/album/halt-and-catch-fire-vol-2-original-television-series-soundtrack https://tripfm.bandcamp.com/album/music-for-dotted-lines https://www.amazon.com/Wunderbar-RIECHMANN/dp/B00278FSI2   Artist links: https://jonnyfallout.bandcamp.com/ https://nilsfrahm.bandcamp.com/music https://pyecorneraudio.bandcamp.com/ https://ghostbox.greedbag.com/belbury-poly/ https://foamandsand.bandcamp.com/ https://cliffmartinez.bandcamp.com/music https://boardsofcanada.bandcamp.com/ https://graintable.bandcamp.com/music https://ghostbox.greedbag.com/the-belbury-circle/ https://bvsmv.bandcamp.com/ https://peterbaumann.bandcamp.com/releases https://paulhaslinger.bandcamp.com/music https://willebrant.bandcamp.com/music   Well, I guess I should go start season 4. Cheers!   T R A C K L I S T : 00:00    Jonny Fallout - Cybernaut (Protozoa 2021) 03:20    Nils Frahm - #2 (All Melody 2018) 10:20    Pye Corner Audio - Leaf Mould (Entangled Routes 2021) 13:04    Belbury Poly - ffarisees (The Gone Away 2020) 17:01    Foam and Sand - Circle 13 (Full Circle 2022) 19:42    Michael Garrison - To the Other Side of the Sky (Soul Jazz Records presents Space, Energy & Light: Experimental Electronic And Acoustic Soundscapes 1961-88) 23:30    Cliff Martinez - Landscape Gardener (The Foreigner 2017) 26:00    Boards of Canada - Come to Dust ( Tomorrow's Harvest 2013)  29:20    Pye Corner Audio - Decade Counter (Prowler 2015) 34:30    Graintable - Vision Quest (UnIVersal Ash 2019) 38:09    Hverheij - Becoming (Afterlight 2022) 40:42    The Belbury Circle - No Cat's Eyes (Outward Journeys 2017) 45:07    BVSMV - Rubicon (Triplicate Tapes Vol. 1: Datacap 2021) 49:07    Peter Baumann - The Blue Dream (Machines of Desire 2016) 50:48    Paul Haslinger - Dreamers and Misfits (Halt and Catch Fire Vol 2 2019) 53:10    Willebrant - This Day (Music for Dotted Lines 2022) 56:34    Wolfgang Riechmann - Abendlicht (Wunderbar 1978) 60:55    end

Uncanny Landscapes #12 -Michael Pawlyn   An interview by Justin Hopper with architect, writer and activist Michael Pawlyn.   Michael Pawlyn is a pioneer in the field of biomimicry - drawing inspiration from mechanisms found in the nonhuman world to inspire architecture and design - and a leading name in regenerative thinking. Michael was one of the key figures in designing the Eden Project, and the Sahara Forest Project and he's co-founder of Architects Declare a Climate and Biodiversity Emergency. He operates his own practice, Exploration Architecture.   His latest book, Flourish: Design Paradigms for Our Planetary Emergency, is available here.   Flourish's co-author is Sarah Ichioka - she has her own site, as well as one for her practice, Desire Lines.   I encountered Michael and his work at Flipside Festival 2021: Searching for Albion - a festival of the literature of place held annually in rural Suffolk. Join the Flipside mailing list here.   The music is by Woodchester Piano Company, from the album Persevera, available from their bandcamp page.   Special thanks to Gareth Evans.   Host Justin Hopper can be found via Twitter and Link Tree. There is also an Uncanny Landscapes twitter account.   Title sounds by The Belbury Poly courtesy Ghost Box Records   Icons by Stefan Musgrove

Uncanny Landscapes #11 - Richard Skelton   An interview by Justin Hopper with writer, artist and musician Richard Skelton.    Richard Skelton is a writer, artist and musician whose work explores the human relationship to landscape; along with the poet Autumn Richardson, he is co-founder of Corbel Stone Press, a preeminent venue for contemporary and historical writing about place and nature from around the world.   Links:   Corbel Stone Press's website and the bandcamp site for their Aeolian music imprint are the places to start exploring Richard and Autumn's work. This includes Richard's latest book, Stranger in the Mask of a Deer, the album Four Workings and their journal, Reliquiae, which are featured in this interview, as well as just-released new publications, recordings and artworks.   Host Justin Hopper can be found via Twitter and Link Tree.   Title sounds by The Belbury Poly courtesy Ghost Box Records   Icons by Stefan Musgrove / Firebrand Creative  

Die Brainwashed - Radio Edition ist eine einstündige Show mit Musik von den Künstlern und Labels auf Brainwashed.com. 1. Yasmin Williams, "Sunshowers" (Urban Driftwood) 2021 Spinster 2. Axis: Sova, "(Don't Wanna Have That) Dream" (Fractal) 2021 Drag City 3. Laura Cannell and Kate Ellis, "Gold Edges" (April Sounds) 2021 Brawl 4. Beautify Junkyards and Belbury Poly, "Painitng Box" (Painting Box) 2021 Ghost Box 5. Thisquietarmy x Hellenica, "Plastic Bodies" (Houses Of Worship) 2021 Somewherecold 6. Die Welttraumforscher, "Kleiderschrank Auf Mutze" (A Young Person's Guide To The Early Welttraumforscher) 2021 A Colorful Storm 7. Maxwell Sterling, "Exuding Latex" (Turn of Phrase) 2021 AD 93 8. Byron Westbrook, "Memory Phasings" (The Harmonic Series II - Curated by Duane Pitre) 2021 Important 9. Fehler Kuti, "Professional People" (Professional People) 2021 Morr Music 10. Mary Lattimore, "Flowers on Flowers" (Flowers on Flowers) 2021 self-released * Sendung vom 3. Mai 2021 ## Brainwashed - Radio Edition Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening. *

An interview by Justin Hopper with writer, academic and psychogeographer Sonia Overall.   Sonia Overall is a writer, academic and avid psychogeographer based in southeast England. She is the founder of Women Who Walk, a network for creatives and academics, as well as the creator of many walking-based projects including Distance Drift, a lockdown-inspired weekly psychogeographic prompt. Her recent book Heavy Time follows a 'pilgrimage' walk through the east of England, exploring the idea of 'thin places' and walking with intent. She speaks to us about psychogeography, hauntings, the dissolving lines between her field and 'new nature writing', women in psychogeography and more.   Links: Sonia has a website here. Her latest book Heavy Time is available from Penned in the Margins, and her Twitter account is the source for Distance Drift on many Sundays. Women Who Walk also has a dedicated site.   The music in this episode is by Oddfellow's Casino, the recording project of writer and producer Dr. David Bramwell, and includes work from both the instrumental and with-words versions of their album, The Cult of Water. It's available from the Oddfellow's Casino Bandcamp page. Used by permission of the artists, with great thanks.   Host Justin Hopper is on twitter, and has a Link Tree.   Title sounds by The Belbury Poly courtesy Ghost Box Records   Icons by Stefan Musgrove / Firebrand Creative

Uncanny Landscapes #8 - Gary Budden   An interview by Justin Hopper with writer Gary Budden   Gary Budden is a Kent-born, London-based, writer of weird fiction and also-weird non-fiction. His latest collection of short stories, London Incognita, explores the realities of a fractured capital through tales of the otherwise. His non-fiction collaborations with the artist Maxim Griffin explore his uncanny home on the Kentish shoreline. He speaks with us about Landscape Punk, underground music, birdwatching, Arthur Machen and more.   Links: Gary has a website here; his latest book is available from Dead Ink Books, and his collaborative works are available from the author.   The music is by Swedish band Seeds in Barren Fields, from their project, Sånger som rämnar - available via their Bandcamp. Used by permission of the artists, and with great thanks.   Host Justin Hopper is on twitter, and has a Link Tree.   Title sounds by The Belbury Poly courtesy Ghost Box Records   Icons by Stefan Musgrove / Firebrand Creative

    A year or two ago I read a sci-fi novel in which some of the main characters were sentient robots. When two of them would meet they establish secure channels with dialog such as "I am Paladin. You are unknown. Here comes my data. We want information about a pirate named Judith Chen. She goes by Jack … That is the end of my data." For some reason the line "Here comes my data" stuck with me.   I immediately wrote it down as a possible title for a mix. I thought it would fit well with a slightly more upbeat electronic mix. And so this mix was born, or more like artificially grown in a lab.   The mix starts with a track from Saul Stokes. I haven't listen to Stokes in years but when I stumbled on his album "Local Crowd," I knew I had to include it. He still has a unique sound which comes from, I believe, the fact that most of his synths are built from scratch.    The rest of the mix a a nice combo of new music with some older tracks, some from as far back as 2003. Oops! One short track is from 1987.   I think the whole mix hangs together quite well, with the vibe of a digital handshake.   Cheers!     T R A C K L I S T : 00:00    Saul Stokes - My memory I hope you remember (Local Crowd 2017) 04:12    Time Rival - Vaporous (Vertigo Sessions 2021) 08:22    Joel Vandroogenbroeck - rock program (Digital Project 1987) 08:57    Hannah Peel - Fir Wave (Fir Wave 2021) 12:45    Polypores - Fairy Rings (Shpongos 2021) 17:03    Coti - Tiptoe (Metamemoria 2020) 19:49    Zoltan Fecso - Wave (Silken Wave EP 2019) 28:55    Robert Lippok - Schemes Like These (Falling Into Komëit 2004) 31:15    Jan Jelinek - B1. ICE 897 (Ice Compositions 2021) 32:40    Nalepa - Porcelain (Beneath The Surface 2006) 36:55    Hainbach - Amtsweg (Landfill Totems 2021) 38:40    Pye Corner Audio - Phase B (Where Things Are Hollow 2 2020) 42:38    Belbury Poly - ffarisees (The Gone Away 2020) 46:37    Frank Bretschneider - Optik(For Yen-Ni) (Lunik 2018) 50:53    Atom™ - Computermusik (This Is Computermusik 2021) 54:25    Johnny Woods - Secret Commonwealth (Behind The Sky Presents: Portals 2020) 58:31    Komet - Blau (Gold 2003) 63:30    end

Episode 519: May 3, 2021 playlist: Yasmin Williams, "Sunshowers" (Urban Driftwood) 2021 Spinster Axis: Sova, "(Don't Wanna Have That) Dream" (Fractal) 2021 Drag City Laura Cannell and Kate Ellis, "Gold Edges" (April Sounds) 2021 Brawl Beautify Junkyards and Belbury Poly, "Painitng Box" (Painting Box) 2021 Ghost Box Thisquietarmy x Hellenica, "Plastic Bodies" (Houses Of Worship) 2021 Somewherecold Die Welttraumforscher, "Kleiderschrank Auf Mutze" (A Young Person's Guide To The Early Welttraumforscher) 2021 A Colorful Storm Maxwell Sterling, "Exuding Latex" (Turn of Phrase) 2021 AD 93 Byron Westbrook, "Memory Phasings" (The Harmonic Series II - Curated by Duane Pitre) 2021 Important Fehler Kuti, "Professional People" (Professional People) 2021 Morr Music Mary Lattimore, "Flowers on Flowers" (Flowers on Flowers) 2021 self-released Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening.

..A cura di Gigi Longo. Brani di Chick Corea, Gary Burton, Heather Trost, Massimo Discepoli, Beatrice Dillon, Gordon Grdina, Belbury Poly, BIID Elisea, AYA, Marco Colonna e Enzo Rocco, Mary Halvorson's Code Girl, Ornette Coleman, Ornette Coleman and Prime Time.

..A cura di Gigi Longo. Brani di Chick Corea, Gary Burton, Heather Trost, Massimo Discepoli, Beatrice Dillon, Gordon Grdina, Belbury Poly, BIID Elisea, AYA, Marco Colonna e Enzo Rocco, Mary Halvorson's Code Girl, Ornette Coleman, Ornette Coleman and Prime Time.

01. Cul de Sac - China Gate 02. Ak'chamel, The Giver Of Illness - Firedriver 03. Master Musicians Of Bukkake - 6,000 More Years of Darkness 04. Prince Rama Of Ayodhya - Golden Glow 05. Beautify Junkyards - Dupla Exposição 06. Broadcast - Elegant Elephant 07. Belbury Poly - ffarisees 08. Alessandro Adriani - I Wish I Could Save You 09. Murcof - Lullaby 10. Ana Roxanne - A Study in Vastness 11. Biosphere - Shenzhou 12. Hawthonn - The Curse (PYAX JWA)

a cura di Longo-Barbieri-Achilli. Musiche di Slovo, Belbury Poly, Lechner-Couturier, Ayler, Nick Cave, Pylon, Marla Hansen, Phil Miller - Artchipel, Giuntoli, Wasilewski-Lovano, Gisler-Branch, Chika Asamoto, Chopin, Beethoven, Bach, Reverso

a cura di Longo-Barbieri-Achilli. Musiche di Slovo, Belbury Poly, Lechner-Couturier, Ayler, Nick Cave, Pylon, Marla Hansen, Phil Miller - Artchipel, Giuntoli, Wasilewski-Lovano, Gisler-Branch, Chika Asamoto, Chopin, Beethoven, Bach, Reverso

Die Brainwashed - Radio Edition ist eine einstündige Show mit Musik von den Künstlern und Labels auf Brainwashed.com. 1. SPC ECO, "All You Ever Had" (8 EP-AUG EP) 2020 self-released 2. Belbury Poly, "The Gone Away" (The Gone Away) 2020 Ghost Box 3. Frank Bretschneider, "abtasten_halten Filter" (abtasten_halten) 2020 Fatiche 4. Thousand Foot Whale Claw, "The Garden from Above" (The Garden from Above) 2020 Holodeck 5. Ekin Fil, "Dew-drops" (Coda) 2020 Helen Scarsdale Agency 6. Saito, "Graves of Pollutant" (Downfall) 2020 Mille Plateaux 7. Katie Von Schleicher, "Caged Sleep" (Consummation) 2020 Ba Da Bing! 8. The Notwist, "Ship" (Ship) 2020 Alien Transistor 9. Ellen Fullman and Theresa Wong, "Harbors Part 2" (Harbors) 2020 Room40 10. Joseph Allred, "The Binding" (Psalms) 2020 Meliphoric * Sendung vom 2. August 2020 == Brainwashed - Radio Edition Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening. * http://brainwashed.com

A cura di Gigi Longo. Brani di Fairuz, Miles Davis and Marcus Miller. Jim Hall, Cecil Taylor and Tony Oxley, Tony Oxley, Martin Pyne, MONRHEA and Ejuku, 33EMYBW, Max Roach M'Boom, Belbury Poly, Broadcast and The Focus Group, Vanishing Twin, Mario Swagga and DJ Silila.

A cura di Gigi Longo. Brani di Fairuz, Miles Davis and Marcus Miller. Jim Hall, Cecil Taylor and Tony Oxley, Tony Oxley, Martin Pyne, MONRHEA and Ejuku, 33EMYBW, Max Roach M’Boom, Belbury Poly, Broadcast and The Focus Group, Vanishing Twin, Mario Swagga and DJ Silila.

Uncanny Landscapes #8 - Rich Pell, the Center for PostNatural History An interview by Justin Hopper with artist Rich Pell of the Center for PostNatural History.  Rich Pell is an artist and art professor based in Pittsburgh who founded and operates the Center for PostNatural History - a permanent museum dedicated to the cultural influence on evolution. Links:on Twitter. The film Pell made with filmmaker Penny Lane, about the history of Sea Monkeys, is available from her website. And Ian Nagoski's record label, Canary Records, has a Bandcamp including archival birdsong material. The music was (Wo)MenHir, from Building the Goddess Temple, and The Orbenfolk, from Suppertime Seance, by Orbury Common - available from their Bandcamp.  You can support this podcast by purchasing the books we mention from the Uncanny Landscapes Bookshop mini-shop.  Host Justin Hopper is on twitter, and has a Link Tree. Title sounds by The Belbury Poly courtesy Ghost Box Records Icons by Stefan Musgrove / Firebrand Creative

[NOTE to subscribers: Due to a technical glitch this episode was briefly removed, edited, and is now uploaded a second time - which is why you may have two notifications, etc.]Uncanny Landscapes #7 - Kate Davis An interview by Justin Hopper with poet Kate Davis.  Kate Davis is a poet, performer, artist, swimmer, taxidermist and more based in the Furness peninsula of northwestern England. Her book The Girl Who Forgets How To Walk (Penned in the Margins) examines a lifelong relationship to that landscape as affected by childhood polio.  Links:Kate Davis is on Twitter; her book is available from Penned in the Margins. The film of The Girl Who Forgets How To Walk, made with Julia Parks, is available online via the Zebra Poetry Film Festival from 13-22 November, and afterwards via Julia Parks’ website. The music was Undertow by Richard Skelton, on the album The Complete Landings, available from Bandcamp. You can support this podcast and its interviewees by purchasing Kate’s book and many others mentioned from the Uncanny Landscapes Bookshop mini-shop. Host Justin Hopper is on twitter, and has a Link Tree here.Title sounds by The Belbury Poly courtesy Ghost Box RecordsIcons by Stefan Musgrove / Firebrand Creative

Uncanny Landscapes #6 - Gareth E. Rees An interview by Justin Hopper with writer Gareth E. Rees.  Gareth Rees is an author whose books explore modern myths and folklore of place. He has previously published 2013’s Marshland, about Hackney, and 2018’s The Stone Tide, before becoming nationally known for 2019’s Car Park Life. His new book is Unofficial Britain, about the 'first shoots of future folklore emerging from an urban Britain that ... remains very strange indeed'.  Links:Gareth Rees runs the Unofficial Britain website, and can be found on Twitter many days.  Music included ‘Save My Soul’ by Rees’ band The Dirty Contacts, and Church of Ferles by musician, writer and artist Matthew Shaw - available from his Bandcamp. All music courtesy the artists. Host Justin Hopper has a website, too; twitter, even. Title sounds by The Belbury Poly courtesy Ghost Box Records Icons by Stefan Musgrave / Firebrand Creative

Uncanny Landscapes #5 - The Belbury Poly An interview by Justin Hopper with musician and record-label head Jim Jupp.  Jim Jupp records music as The Belbury Poly, and releases his own music as well as that of many others via the Ghost Box Records label he operates with designer Julian House. His latest record, The Gone Away, is a concept album based on fairy lore and touching on ideas of ephemerality and memory in landscape and life.  Links:The Ghost Box website and twitter feed provide info on Jupp and the label.  Host Justin Hopper has a website, too; twitter, even. Music and title sounds all by The Belbury Poly courtesy Ghost Box Records Icons by Stefan Musgrave / Firebrand Creative  

We are exploring a whole range of sounds on this week's show, kicking off with the opening track from Albertine Sarges' sublime debut LP on Moshi Moshi, we move swiftly through phenomenal jazz via the newsish spiritual jazz label Spiritmuse, bewitching electronics from Belbury Poly, a humongous John Dwyer-led ensemble cast for experimental psych, Saudi Arabian metal from Al-Namrood, a lot more guitars than usual and a whole lot more. Tracklisting Albertine Sarges - Free Today (Moshi Moshi Music, UK) Cosmic Vibrations ft. Dwight Trible - Nature's Vision (Spiritmuse Records, UK) Josiah Steinbrick - Full Bloom (Hands in the Dark, France) Raikes Parade - Take A Nibble (Ruff Kutz, UK) John Dwyer, Ryan Sawyer, Peter Kerlin, Tom Dolas, Brad Caulkins, Kyp Malone & Marcos Rodriguez - Misanthrope Gets Lunch (Castle Face Records, USA) Al-Namrood - Sahara Yaesa (Shaytan Productions, Canada) Wendy Eisenberg - Futures (Ba Da Bing, USA) Figueroa - Weather Girl (Nomark, USA) Belbury Poly - Copse (Ghost Box Records, UK) Julia Meijer - Skydda Dig (PinDrop Records, UK) Produced and edited by Nick McCorriston.

Uncanny Landscapes #4 - Stein Farstadvoll An interview by Justin Hopper with archaeologist Stein Farstadvoll.  Stein Farstadvoll is an archaeologist of the contemporary world working in arctic Norway and based at the University of Tromso. His work images vestigial and out-of-place objects that contribute to uncanny places: from an abandoned landscape garden to the military ruins of the area’s World War 2 German fortifications.  Links:Stein’s instagram and twitter feeds are full of images and information.  You can read about the Boxgrove, West Sussex, horse butchery archaeological site on the BBC News site, here.  Host Justin Hopper has a website, too; twitter, even. The music is Behind the Spiderweb Gate by Alison Cotton, from her new album Only Darkness Now, available from bandcamp. Title sounds by The Belbury Poly courtesy Ghost Box Records Icons by Stefan Musgrave / Firebrand Creative

Episode 478: August 2, 2020 playlist: SPC ECO, "All You Ever Had" (8 EP-AUG EP) 2020 self-released Belbury Poly, "The Gone Away" (The Gone Away) 2020 Ghost Box Frank Bretschneider, "abtasten_halten Filter" (abtasten_halten) 2020 Fatiche Thousand Foot Whale Claw, "The Garden from Above" (The Garden from Above) 2020 Holodeck Ekin Fil, "Dew-drops" (Coda) 2020 Helen Scarsdale Agency Saito, "Graves of Pollutant" (Downfall) 2020 Mille Plateaux Katie Von Schleicher, "Caged Sleep" (Consummation) 2020 Ba Da Bing! The Notwist, "Ship" (Ship) 2020 Alien Transistor Ellen Fullman and Theresa Wong, "Harbors Part 2" (Harbors) 2020 Room40 Joseph Allred, "The Binding" (Psalms) 2020 Meliphoric Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening.

An interview by Justin Hopper with photographer Roei Greenberg Roei Greenberg is an London-based Israeli artist whose photographs explore borders and boundaries, whether they are the ‘hot’ political borders of his home on the Israel-Lebanon border, or the subtle, implicit boundaries of the English picturesque. We spoke about his projects English Encounters and Along the Break; about contested landscapes; and about the ghosts that haunt our places, fighting for the chance to be seen.  Links: Roei Greenberg’s website - and, in particular, the projects English Encounters and Along the BreakHis photographs ‘Grazing Area, the Ruins of the Arab Village of Kedes’, ‘Syrian Tank’ and 'Hinterland' are discussed in detail.His RCA thesis exhibition is available online until 31 July.  (Host Justin Hopper has a website, too; twitter, even.) Music by Russell McAlpineTitle sounds by The Belbury Poly courtesy Ghost Box RecordsIcons by Stefan Musgrave / Firebrand Creative

An interview by Justin Hopper with writer and artist JR Carpenter.We spoke about her project This Is a Picture of Wind - a digital exploration of wind and language, now in book form from Longbarrow Press; about weather, climate change and imperialism; about mapping invisible systems, and about Vahni Capildeo's poetic response to Picture of Wind.Links:JR Carpenter's This Is a Picture of Wind (digital version)This is a Picture of Wind from Longbarrow PressJR's website(Host Justin Hopper has a website, too; twitter, even.)Music by Chris CannonTitle sounds by The Belbury Poly courtesy Ghost Box RecordsIcons by Stefan Musgrove / Firebrand Creative

An interview by Justin Hopper with author and artist Angus Carlyle.We spoke about his books of let’s-call-them-air-quotes-Nature-Writing that both reflect his lifelong love of the genre and some of the conflicts at its heart. About running through the downs at night. About nature writing and indices, and mental health, and hangovers, and about the dadaist bureaucracy through which he approaches the natural world.There are a few technical glitches in these recordings. Please take these as they are - cracks, through which the light gets in.Links:Angus Carlyle's Night Blooms from Makina BooksAngus's website and his Twitter and, why not?, his Instagram(Host Justin Hopper has a website, too)Music by TeleplasmisteTitle sounds by The Belbury Poly courtesy Ghost Box RecordsIcons by Stefan Musgrove / Firebrand Creative

Tom Dibb, multi-instrumentalist and singer songwriter of merit is bookending the show this week. Live from Grand Chapel Studios. It's a sound of alt-country or could indeed spawn a new genre of Briticana, if that makes any sense. It certainly will once you listen to this aspiring artist. Join us as we head to South East England for the sounds of Tom Dibb. Tobin becomes tetchy this week as Richard introduces Belbury Poly to the show. Despite Tobin's love of all things literary, he denounces Chanctonbury Rings as a derisory reading of a novel to music. Phillistine that Tobinis, Richard thinks he's completely missed the point. However, to redress the balance, Tobin brings us Lord Cut Glass with his Gaelic lilted vocals and interesting musical phrasing. There is some pronunciation argument here. It's a hands down winner and a firm placement in the FTBOTRB Jukebox of Fame. New Music Selection Tobin, as ever, painfully dedicated to New Music as he is, brings Storme's latest track to the studio. It's a stark reminder that we aren't in control of our planet as much as we think we are. Jamiroquai wrote about this nearly 30 years ago which raises the question is Storme late to the party. And will her track be anywhere near as influential? Following on from Richard's personal vinyl party on our Patreon channel where he played the new EP from Squid, we play the excellent track The Cleaner direct from the vinyl in the studio. Become a Patron of the show to hear more from this must-hear band. Another pre-release track from Mike Pope on the show this week, just ahead of eagerly awaited LP later this month. From the impressive stable of Blind Owl Records in San Diego, it's currently our most anticipated recording of 2020. Finally, vocal melody masterclass is conducted this week by Thao & Mirah. Featured before on the show in an entirely different guise, this track demands attention in a way that few songs have the ability to do. Join us this week as we mine our way to the bottom of the record box.

It’s time for the second in our series all about personal pronouns and this week it’s all about YOU, dear listener. Yes, for this show we move to the second person but without trying to point the finger. We cover … Continue reading →

Before you think we’ve gone ultra-niche and come up with a set of tracks about spiders in Tokyo who are specialists in conservation, no, dear listener. No, this week’s show is a chance for us to catch up with some … Continue reading →

This episode was recorded LIVE in the NEW KWTF Sonoma County Radio studio on Tuesday, June 28, 2016. In this episode, Dr. Shawna finds herself with a younger man in a shady glade, and some seduction occurs, involving a nice pasta dish.Songs played:Forget That You’re Young by The FalsiesYoung & Foolish by Corinne Bailey RaeDance Yrself Clean by LCD SoundsystemThe Young People by Belbury Poly & Moon Wiring ClubAin’t No Sunshine by The Soul FantasticsThe World is Waiting for the Sunrise by Neko CaseThat’s Amore by Dean MartinSun Lips by Dandelion Gum

This episode was recorded LIVE in the NEW KWTF Sonoma County Radio studio on Tuesday, June 28, 2016. In this episode, Dr. Shawna finds herself with a younger man in a shady glade, and some seduction occurs, involving a nice pasta dish.Songs played:Forget That You’re Young by The FalsiesYoung & Foolish by Corinne Bailey RaeDance Yrself Clean by LCD SoundsystemThe Young People by Belbury Poly & Moon Wiring ClubAin’t No Sunshine by The Soul FantasticsThe World is Waiting for the Sunrise by Neko CaseThat’s Amore by Dean MartinSun Lips by Dandelion Gum

MTH is back on the air after a MoogFest break. On this week's refreshed edition I’ll be playing you fresh tracks from new releases by Belbury Poly, Second Woman, Death in Vegas; also we have a feature-length interview with DisasterPeace recorded at MoogFest; plus the usual gig-guide and much more. Phoenix.

It’s time to stretch the legs and embark on a journey out of town into the country – and back again – on this week’s show, dear listener. Inspired by the imminent release of Vic Mars bucolic new LP, The … Continue reading →

Oblique, Zee, Abstraxion, Stereo, Belbury Poly, Primal Scream, Joe Cocker, Fortran 5, Soft Rocks, Bronski Beat, Les Rita Mitsouko, Osmonds, Passport, Bernard Fèvre, Jex Opolis, Destiny, Craig Peyton, Tik & Tok, Stoned Green Apples, Vivien Vee, IMS, 808 State, Ministry, Robotron 4, Kash, ORS, Models, Mya & the Mirrors, Kabbala, Pound Boys, Move D, New Order, Annette, Kroma, XTC, Candido, Mylene Farmer, bob hund, Holger Czukay and more...

Thursday sees the Chinese New Year and the beginning of the Year of the Goat. We had thought of doing an all-goat show but there’s a disappointing lack of good goat-based music out there. So instead we take you on … Continue reading →

This week we return to a news story we covered recently in which mathematician Alex Bellos sought to find out why people have a favourite number and what in fact the most popular numbers around the world are. So in … Continue reading →

DJ Bongoboy recently fled the lunar base and ended up spending a few days in London with Space Disco Jeff and came away with a couple of space disco gems which you’ll hear on this week’s show. There are also … Continue reading →

What time is it? A multi-dimensional edition of More Than Human straddling multiple time zones and head-space. Music from Bass Clef, Oneohtrix Point Never, Vincent Parker, Belbury Poly, Mark E, Egyptian Lover and a ticket give-away fail. Twisty.

Erik Wøllo, Coober Pedy University Band, Smea, Phantom Band, Patrick Cowley, Sylvia Striplin, Kavinsky, Blakula, Poolside, Niccolò Cupo, Joe Morris, Lemon, Bon Voyage, Nina Hagen, Buggles, The Quick, Ice "T", Kepier, Blludd, Fujiya & Miyagi, Stephanie Mills, Martin Lloyd, Video, Thing, Lain, Yazoo, Antoni Maiovvi, Pional, Dirtytwo, Cabaret Voltaire, Winston Tong, Riuichi Sakamoto, Les Fils du Calvaire, Eddie Cheba, Yello, AN-2, Belbury Poly, Mandré, Easy Going, Frak, Jules Tropicana, Stephan Eicher and more...

It’s time to get a set of D6s ready to navigate your way through a show made up of some of our favourite new releases and reissues. The show takes its title from a splendid new release by friend of … Continue reading →

The Doors, Hawkwind, Smith & Mudd, Klaus Schulze, Holger Czukay, Bruce Haack, Lene Lovich, Belbury Poly, Radiohead, Andy Summers, Idjut Boys, Riuichi Sakamoto, David Bowie, Ronny, Ubangi, Rajan, Rupert Hine, Fad Gadget, MCL, Bjørn Torske, Simple Minds, Gina X, Spectral Display, YMO, I-F, Steve Hillage, Material, SSQ, Soft Machine, Robert Broberg and more...

"Counting Sailboats" by The Holydrug Couple from Noctuary; "Part 2" by Recycle Culture from In Transit; "Shades of Eternal Night" by Bleeding Rainbow from Yeah Right; "Circle Music 2" by Eugene Carchesio from Circle Music; "Chapel Perilous" by Belbury Poly from The Belbury Tales; "Tilt" by Mountains from Centralia; "Purple+" from the self titled CD from White+; "Unripe Pears" by Bee Mask from When We Were Eating Unripe Pears; "Gease" by Agor from his free web release; "Lions Peonies" by Black Sun Roof from Feral.

"Counting Sailboats" by The Holydrug Couple from Noctuary; "Part 2" by Recycle Culture from In Transit; "Shades of Eternal Night" by Bleeding Rainbow from Yeah Right; "Circle Music 2" by Eugene Carchesio from Circle Music; "Chapel Perilous" by Belbury Poly from The Belbury Tales; "Tilt" by Mountains from Centralia; "Purple+" from the self titled CD from White+; "Unripe Pears" by Bee Mask from When We Were Eating Unripe Pears; "Gease" by Agor from his free web release; "Lions Peonies" by Black Sun Roof from Feral.

In a change to the advertised programme, this week on the show we bestow a selection of awards in our inaugural (and hopefully annual) Super Excellent Awards ceremony. We shall be paying tribute to some of our favourite new releases, … Continue reading →

The Campfire, Psychemagik, Belbury Poly, Galaxy Toobin', Uku Kuut, Margaret Singana, Chromatics, Ethereal Beat, Psychic Mirrors, Harold Faltermeyer, Coco Bill, Do Piano, B-52's, Telex, Twice a Man, Woolfy, Alan Parsons Project, Baris Manço, Aït Meslayene, Lex, Riz Ortolani, Sympathy Nervous, Christian Prommer, Alisha, Madonna, Eartha Kitt, Dubious, Padded Cell, Zig Zag, Roni Griffith, Methusalem, Patrick Juvet, Who's Who, Moebius-Plank-Neumeier, Zawinul, Joe Dassin and more...

This week on Project Moonbase we celebrate the recent 70th birthday of one of the giants of popular music in the 20th century, Brian Wilson (only ten more years, Brian, until you become eligible for the Project Moonbase Hall of … Continue reading →

This week marks the end of our series of full strength spring mixes. During the next few months we’ll be mixing shorthanded due to various DJ travels, but the music will still be fresh! It is certainly fresh this week: new psychedelic sounds from Bullion and Belbury Poly, new d&b tunes from Anile & Hybrid […]

Egba, Soft Rocks, Hawkwind, Jona Lewie, Laurie Anderson, Graham Gouldman, Bill Nelson, Conrad Schnitzler, PIL, Supertramp, Janne Schaffer, Magnus Uggla, Judas Priest, bob hund, Holger Czukay, The Police, Belbury Poly, Dag Vag, Steve Miller Band, Roger Rönning, Soundforce, Asmus Tietchens, Richard Wahnfried, Cube, Pas de Deux, Anna Dobiey, Azymuth, The The, Robert Palmer and more...

It’s time to catch up with some recent releases and reissues on the show this week. So we have a track from the new EP by Giant Claw, an 8-bit cover of an 80s classic and another track from our … Continue reading →

We found some mystery tapes with instructions, and played one on air at random. This is the result: A first hour of older hip-hop sounds, tracks from Krystal Klear, Belbury Poly, Blockhead, DJ Food. A second hour of labyrinth sounds: Bvdub, Orbital, Clark, Mux Mool. From another place, surely… Playlist Download 03/24/2012

New tracks from The Host, Belbury Poly and Golden Donna plus spectral soundtrack sounds and some very odd library music.

It’s time to don the kagoule, pack a distress flare (or pair of distressed flares) and make sure you know how to operate a compass as we celebrate the Great Outdoors. We’ll be going for a walk with Max Greger … Continue reading →

We emerged from the studio with this top-notch collage of new releases, filled with a diverse range of artists that are pushing the limits of future music. The first half of the show features a return trip to Belbury Poly, the mysterious, frenetic sounds of Steinvord, the latest from Monolake, a new single from Shed, […]

Heated curlers and tongs at the ready as we explore the world of hair care on this week’s show. We have hairy music from George Wright, Adderall Canyonly, Jimmy Fallon, Bruce Springsteen(!), New Pants, Dr Lonnie Smith, Mort Garson and … Continue reading →

Shock World Service 045 We Are The Moment, Built To Last by Cian Ó Cíobháin 18/01/12 Galway, Ireland 1. Arthur Russell – A Little Lost Another paeon to absent love from the cherub-voiced cellist. 2. Destroyer – Chinatown Sounds like Paddy McAloon from Prefab Sprout duetting with Belle & Sebastian-era Isobel Campbell. 3. Ultra Vivid Scene feat Kim Deal – Special One A huge favourite from my teenage years, this one had all but disappeared from my life, only re-discovering it on YouTube last summer. 4. Burt Bacharach – Something Big One of the most joyous songs I had the fortune of hearing last year, it's from a 1973 LP called ‘Living Together' which is not too shabby at all. I only wish the song would to on for longer. 5. Family Of Eve – Please Be Truthful 1979 debut single from Pittsburg outifit that first came to prominence VIA Keb Darge's first ‘Legendary Deep Funk' compilation on BBE. 6. Laura Lee – Don't Leave Me Starving For Your Love A rarely heard, but utterly beguiling, Holland-Dozier-Holland composition from Chicago-born Laura Lee. 7. Mystery Jets – The Tale From an American-only release, the ‘Flotsam & Jetsam' EP from 2007, this sounds like three songs rolled into one. 8. Da Luniz – I Got Five On It Bit of a worldwide hit this one in 1995, a quick Google reveals this nugget of information: “ ‘I got 5 on it' is a phrase meaning to pay half for a dime bag (a 10 dollar bag of weed) with another person.” 9. Aaliyah – More Than A Woman I occasionally go through stages of suddenly loving genres that I may not have cared for too much in the recent past. It happened with country last summer with R'n'b. 10. Oneohtrix Point Never – Child Soldier Daniel Lopatin's new LP ‘Replica' as O.P.N. reveals an artist totally letting loose in his new studio. 11. Virginia Astley – A Father Kind of reminds me of Julee Cruise (especially her ‘Twin Peaks' songs) . . from Virgina's 1986 LP ‘Hope In A Darkened Heart'. 12. Scritti Politti – Absolute From 1985's ‘Cupid & Psyche 85' LP, Gart Greenside sounds utterly at one with dreamy post new wave synth-pop. 13. Belbury Poly – The Willows Jim Jupp, who runs the Ghost Box label, has released many records under the Belbury Poly moniker. 14. Disco Inferno – Love Stepping Out Disco Inferno were formed in Essex in the late 80s and though they released a few LPs & EPs in the early to mid-90s, they remained completely off my radar until One Little Indian compiled ‘The Five EPs' (which features this beauty) last year. 15. Kitchens Of Distinction - Drive That Fast Every podcast needs an anthem that makes you want to roll down the car windows & crank up the volume. 16. Sascha Funke – Now You Know From the ‘Funkt EP,' released on Bpitch Control in 2002, this manages to sound like Ricardo Villalobos reworking The Postal Service, while still finding a cameo for Fritz Kalbrenner on vox. 17. Joy O – Sicko Cell Slowly crept up to become an unlikely anthem in the clubs last year, with strong support from Pearson Sound, Jackman, Loefah & Bok Bok. 18. Westbam & Nena – Oldschool, Baby (Piano Mix) “We are the moment, built to last”. Breathless sun-kissed, Italo-influenced classic from 2002, featuring none other than the voice of yer wan who sang '99 Luftballons'.

The Oracle is back with our weekly report for the ears. The first half is full of collaborations from innovative producers. Martyn teams up with Mike Slott for a brand new single on All City Records, Belbury Poly and Moon Wiring Club create some psychedelic beats, and Ramadanman works with Appleblim for a unique sound […]

Last week, the Sells Studio transmitter started receiving a curious signal. After tuning in for a while, we decided to record what we heard. Over the course of the two hours we managed to identify some sounds by Belbury Poly, Javelin, and brand new music from Ducktails. Berlin-based duo Hype Williams are featured, and the […]

On the show this week we celebrate the life of Broadcast’s Trish Keenan who, quite unbelieveably, passed away on Friday. Broadcast were the epitome of retro-futurism and were doing “hauntology” a good decade or more before the term was coined. … Continue reading →

On the first show of 2011, we do what the moon does best and reflect (do you see what we did there?) on 2010 by playing some of our favourite tunes released or reissued in that year. As well as … Continue reading →

You Are Hear presented by Jim Backhouse YOU ARE HEAR SHOW aired October 27th Jim takes over from Magz as selector this week, taking you on a sonic rollercoaster ride from the sinister No Wave electronica of impLOG to retro-futurist pastoralism from Belbury Poly to the hyperactive gamelan-pop of Clark, taking in haunted nursery rhyme music, electronic horror movie pastische and a Dutch avant-garde opera on the life of David Hasselhof. Tune in and fasten your seatbelts.Full track listings for everyshow are found at www.youarehear.co.uk To catch our latest podcast why not subscribe for free at our website you can also now get emails alerts sent to you direct everytime we update the feed.Leave us your pics and feedback at http://www.myspace.com/youarehearYou can now listen to the latest YOU ARE HEAR radio show on demand at TotallyRadio - updated every 2 weeks on Fridays - do check out our playlists page for full track details-Listen to the latest YOU ARE HEAR SHOW at www.totallyradio.comPodcast of the week Time Out London!! " excellent alternative music show" "Critics Choice" The Independent

You Are Hear presented by Jim Backhouse YOU ARE HEAR SHOW aired October 27th Jim takes over from Magz as selector this week, taking you on a sonic rollercoaster ride from the sinister No Wave electronica of impLOG to retro-futurist pastoralism from Belbury Poly to the hyperactive gamelan-pop of Clark, taking in haunted nursery rhyme music, electronic horror movie pastische and a Dutch avant-garde opera on the life of David Hasselhof. Tune in and fasten your seatbelts.Full track listings for everyshow are found at www.youarehear.co.uk To catch our latest podcast why not subscribe for free at our website you can also now get emails alerts sent to you direct everytime we update the feed.Leave us your pics and feedback at http://www.myspace.com/youarehearYou can now listen to the latest YOU ARE HEAR radio show on demand at TotallyRadio - updated every 2 weeks on Fridays - do check out our playlists page for full track details-Listen to the latest YOU ARE HEAR SHOW at www.totallyradio.comPodcast of the week Time Out London!! " excellent alternative music show" "Critics Choice" The Independent

  Rare Frequency Podcast 42: Snow Red 1 Belbury Poly, "Thorn" The Willows (Ghost Box) CD 2005 2 Shackleton, "Something Has Got to Give" Three EPs (Perlon) CD 2009 3 Omar Khorshid, "Alf Layla" Tribute To Om Kolthoum (Voix de l’Orient) CD 1989 4 Sir Richard Bishop, "Sidi Mansour" The Freak of Araby (Drag City) CD 2009 5 Baris Manco, "Lambaya Püf Dee" Ben Belirim (Emre) CD 2008 6 Phirnis, "Portugeisische Galeere" Alpha (self-released) mp3 2010 7 Maja S. K. Ratkje and Lasse Marhaug, "Sound Check" Music For Gardening (Pika Disk) CD 2009 8 UM, "(I Will Survive The) Darkness" Giraffe (Umbusiness) CDr 2004 9 Leif Elggren and Thomas Liljenberg, "Double Heart" Whole Wide World and The Codfish Suit (Firework Edition) CD 1997 10 Wyndel Hunt, "The Invisible Hand Revealed: Iron Fist" Sunshine Noir (Dragon’s Eye) CD 2009 11 10-20, "nei (reversion)" Island (Highpoint Lowlife) mp3 2009 12 Robert Curgenven, "Acciaccatura Amplificata" Oltre (Line) CD 2009 13 Yukitomo Hamasaki, "Untitled 07" d+p (mAtter) CD 2008 14 Tyson’s Autoharp Band, "Mnamkuruane" Mnamkuruane (Trek) mp3 1945

The Noise of Foliage. Including new and unreleased tracks from Nite Jewel, Meredith Monk, Shirley Collins, Puce Moment, Sissy Soundsystem, Moderat vs. Shackleton, Mount Kimbie, Belbury Poly, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Atlas Sound, 3 Teens Kill 4, The Mattachine Machine, John Maus, Psychic TV, Riceboy Sleeps, Lawrence English, and Antony and the Johnsons.

  A Valentine’s Day podcast with a bit of a romantic sheen to it. At least I think so. And, no, there is nothing remotely Valentine-y about the photo associated with this podcast. Rare Frequency Podcast 36: A Rare Valentine 1 John Baker, "Radio Nottingham" BBC Radiophonic Music (BBC Worldwide) 2 Ikeda & Noto, "Cyclo Cycle" New Forms (Raster-Noton) 2CD 2000 3 Fennesz, "Glide" Black Sea (Touch) CD 2008 4 Colin Andrew Sheffield, "Surrender" Signatures (Invisible Birds) CD 2008 5 Les Maledictus Sound, "Kriminal Theme" Attention (Mucho) CD 2002 6 Bernard Parmegiani, "Musico Picassa" L’OEuvre Musicale (INA-GRM) 12CD 2008 7 Emeralds, "Disappearing Ink" What Happened (No Fun Productions) CD 2009 8 Alva Noto, "Teion Acat" Xerrox Vol. 2 (Raster-Noton) CD 2009 9 Belbury Poly, "Widdershins" From an Ancient Star (

  Rare Frequency Podcast 30: Sprung (opening music: Raymond Scott, “Domino,” Manhattan Research Institute (Basta) CD) 1 Baris Manco, "Flower Called Love" Hava Nargile (Dionysus) CD 2001 2 Boredoms, "8" Super Roots 6 (Vice) CD 2007 3 Philip Jeck, "Shining" Sand (Touch) CD 2008 4 Mordant Music, "Fading Font" Mordant Music Sampler (Mordant Music) mp3 2007 5 Belbury Poly, "Cool Air" Farmer’s Angle (Ghost Box) EP 2008 6 Jozef van Wissem, "Into the Abyss of Perdition" A Priori (Incunabulum) CD 2008 7 Warner Jepson, "Blood Knot" Totentanz and Other Electronic Music, 1958-73 (Expanding Melon) CD 2008 8 Frank Rothkamm, "Encounter With Remarkable Trees" Just Three Organs (Flux) CD 2008 9 Schlammpeitziger, "Dauerdachdeck Dritter" Schwingstelle Fur Rauschabzug (Sonig) CD 2008 10 Felix Kubin, "Bruder Luzifer" Filmmusik (A-Musik) CD 2001 11 Shots, "Arabian Nightmare" Dubstep Drama (Rinse FM) CD 2008

I had already started this mix when our guest mixer, Jason, sent me his "Satellite" mix. I hadn't thought of satellite = moon until I saw his pic for the mix. So it's kind of funny that the next mix to be posted is a moon mix. I did this one the way I've done some mixes in the past, all the tunes have the word "moon" in the title. Came up with an interesting collections of tracks. It would have been fun to use more of the vocal cuts like Nick Drake - Pink Moon or Cowboy Junkies - Blue Moon, but I guess I wanted it to be mostly ambient. So only one vocal tune gets used & that's "Moon River" by Petra Haden And Bill Frisell to close out the mix. I think my favorite tune is the first one by Belbury Poly, it sounds like it could be used in some old sci-fi moon flick. Hope you enjoy the mix. T R A C K L I S T : 00:00 Belbury Poly - The Moonlawn 04:00 Robert Davies - Moon Chart 07:40 Jefre Cantu-Ledesma - Our Way was Lit by Moonlight 13:00 Lisa Gerrard - Liquid Moon 16:00 Djivan Gasparyan - Moon Shines at Night 17:45 Rain Tree Crow - New Moon at Deer Wallow 19:36 Rumklang - Moonlight Walking 21:40 Maps & Diagrams - Man in the Moon 22:35 Alva Noto & Ryuichi Sakamoto - Moon 27:35 The Green Kingdom - Broken Moonbeams 32:40 Steve Roach - Moonshroud 40:10 Jefre Cantu-Ledesma - Phases of the Moon 44:05 Susumu Yokota & Rothko - Floating Moon 46:15 Petra Haden And Bill Frisell - Moon River