Podcasts about Blanck Mass

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Blanck Mass aka  Benjamin John Power aka la moitié de fuck botton, a commencé en parallèle de ses autres activités la composition de musiques de films et de documentaires. Certes, pour l'instant il n'y a eu que 5 musiques qu'il a composées, mais elles sont marqués par une lecture immédiate de son style musicale, on l'ou trouve une ambiant éléctro faite de couches superposées. Parfois, en fonction de ses disques, on rencontre aussi des morceaux un peu plus agressifs, faisant ressentir un déluge de sons divers mais formant un ensemble curieux et cohérant. Musiques de films obligent on y trouve parfois des compositions permettant de ressentir tout de suite une ambiance, par exemple un curieux morceau d'Italo Disco… Sont présentées dans ce numéro l'ensemble de ses BO...

This week friend of the pod Benjamin Power, otherwise known as Blanck Mass, joins us to discuss a record he loves by a band he loves - Broken Ear Record by Black Dice. In this episode we get to grips with the difference between avant-garde and experimental music, ponder what music actually is, and do our best to understand the weird, puzzling world of Black Dice. Strap in. It's gonna get mental.

"Major Beef" by The Party Dozen from The Real Work; "Camp Viking Afghanistan" by Vatican Shadow from the Hospital Productions compilation JonBenet In Valhalla; "Take the Bus" by General Magic from Frantz; "Astral Walk" by Brandon Coleman featuring Keyon Harrold, Ben Williams and Marcus Gilmore from Interstellar Black Space; "Castles Burning" by Moon Attendant from One Last Summer; "Son of Troutdale" by Lowbelly from Night Town; "Unit of Hurt" by Severed and Said from Tragic Seeker; "Starstuff" by Blanck Mass from In Ferneaux; "Mobler" by Dungen from En ar for Mycket och Tusen Aldrig Nog; "The Place" by MONO from My Story, The Buraku Story. Courtesy of Temporary Residence; "A Lot of Kings" by Saint Abdullah featuring Aquiles Navarro, Kol from To Live A La West; "Wono San" by Joel Vandroogenbroek from Far View; "The Fire Sermon" by Julie's Haircut from Invocation and Ritual Dance of my Demon Twin; "Simple Headphone Mind" by Stereolab and Nurse With Wound from Pulse of the Early Brain: Switched on Volume 5

Arturo Uriza te invita a disfrutar de un espacio dedicado a la música en donde experimentarás emociones fuertes y conocerás novedosas propuestas, así que sube el volumen y escucha con atención, pues es momento del Wild Brunch. Acompáñalo de lunes a viernes a las 10:30 horas. Disfruta de la emisión número 1496, con bandas como Blanck Mass, Editors y The comet is coming, entre otras.

Having Mercury nominated, platinum selling indie rockers Editors on Lost And Sound might seem somewhat a curveball, but then so to is the band asking Benjamin John Power, aka electronic composer and Ivor Novello winning Blanck Mass to join as a full time member. Round about the time Editors were setting indie dancefloors alight with their mid noughties anthems, Munich and Blood, Benjamin was setting volumes alight as half of drone-rockers Fuck Buttons. It's such an usunual pairing and Paul caught up with Benjamin alongside synth player Elliot Williams to talk about how an epic alt band and an experimentally leaning electronic producer came together on their new album, EBM, about 80s pop and industrial and lots more. This episode is sponsored by Audio-TechnicaPaul's debut book, Coming To Berlin: Global Journeys Into An Electronic Music And Club Culture Capital is out now on Velocity Press. Click here to find out more. Lost and Sound title music by E.S.O

"Montana (Main Theme)" by Blanck Mass from the soundtrack to Ted K; "Fields of Remembrance" by Plankton Wat from Hidden Path; "I Never Lose, Never Really" by Belong from October Language; "Major Beef" by The Party Dozen from The Real Work; The title track from Beat by Bowery Electric; "Le Palace" by Arp from New Pleasures; "Interstate" by Oog Bogo from Plastic; "A Year Ago" by Carmen Villain from CV x Actress; "A Breath of Fresh Air" by Scout Island from Laurentian Voyage; "Mindflight" by Flying Lotus from the soundtrack to Yasuke; "And Then I Watch It Fall Apart" by Madeleine Cocolas from Spectral; "Lineal" by J. Zunz from Del Aire.

"Ballad in 9" by Joyfultalk from Familiar Science; "Few, Far Chaos Bugles Uff... Bosch gra Walese" by Matmos from Regards, Uklony dla Boguslaw Schaeffer; "It's a Passage" by Daniel Rossen from You Belong There; The title track from Time Goes by Weval; The title track from Scarlet Holliday by Mono; "D2" by Divus from II; "An-an-an-d-d-d" by Dome from 3; "Starstuff" by Blanck Mass from In Ferneaux; "Sozial" by Voigt and Voigt from Die Zauberhafte Welt der Anderen; "Stjarnor" by Centrum from For Meditation; "Kifisos Gift" by Andra Ljos from Fountain of Inspiration; "Two Drones in Ghost Dub" by Zane Trow from Traces.

In between composer interviews, The Film Scorer covers some of the best, most notable, and favorite film scores from January through March, 2022. These include a handful of films released in 2021 whose scores for some reason had delayed releases, like The Harder They Fall by Jeymes Samuel and Benedetta by Anne Dudley, as well as experimental scores like The Seed by Lucrecia Dalt, Texas Chainsaw Massacre by Colin Stetson, and Ted K by Blanck Mass (the latter of whom I recently interviewed), and a whole load more!  Keep your eye on The Film Scorer website for reviews and articles covering some of these scores and see below for articles covering some of my favorite scores for the following months, including detailed writeups and lists: January: https://thefilmscorer.com/the-best-film-scores-of-january-2022/

Experimental electronic musician turned film composer Benjamin John Power (aka Blanck Mass) joins The Film Scorer Podcast! We initially set out to talk about his score for Ted K, which mixes gentle, ambient textures and pounding melodies to get into the head of domestic terrorist Ted Kaczynski. However, we take a detour and first talk about his other new score (which, as of recording, hadn't released) for Gazza, which covers the troubled life of British footballer Paul Gascoigne (aka Gazza). Blanck Mass also talks about how hearing Ennio Morricone's score to The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly at six years old inspired him to score for film, his long journey to finally having that opportunity (the Irish crime drama Calm with Horses), and the new scoring challenges he hopes to one day face.   Ted K is available to watch digitally in the US (but is forthcoming in the UK) while Gazza is available via BBC iPlayer (but is forthcoming in the US). Blanck Mass's score for Ted K (though not Gazza), and almost all of his other music, is available digitally, particularly on BandCamp.

Blanck Mass is one of the great makers of electronic music. His scope has widened with his entrance into film composing and his penetrating new score for TED K proves that his Ivor Novello award winning debut effort for 2020's Calm With Horses was no fluke. On this episode, Blanck Mass talks about his new direction in composition, and the isolated journey of crafting music for a Ted Kaczynski biopic.

The FADER's Jordan Darville talks to Blanck Mass about how pandemic isolation informed his score for Tony Snow's Ted K, the necessary sensitivity for making a film about a real-life monster, and his favorite film composers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Edición Limitada - 28 de Febrero del 2022 (Playlist). Producción y realización: Francisco J. Brenes. Presentando música de Culture Club, Art Department Presents Martina Topley-Bird featuring Mark Lanegan, Isobel Campbell & Mark Lanegan, Moby & Mark Lanegan, Mark Lanegan featuring PJ Harvey, Mark Lanegan, Bomb The Bass, Mark Lanegan + Cold Cave, Yeule, Young Prisms, Blushing, Yumi Zouma, Girlpool, Porridge Radio, Alt-J, OLI, Montaigne & David Byrne, Florence + The Machine, The Afghan Whigs, Tears for Fears, Fontaines D.C., Bloc Party, The Vaccines, Future Islands, Stars, THICK, Hercules & Love Affair, Blanck Mass, !!! (Chk Chk Chk), Hatchie, I Start Counting, Color Theory, Suburban Spell, ADULT., The Crystal Method, Hyper & Iggy Pop, Röyksopp, My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult y Kurs Valüt.

Media Monarchy plays Hurray For The Riff Raff, Blanck Mass, Sonic Youth and more on #PumpUpThaVolume for February 24, 2022. ♬

Sacar un disco por fasciculos es suficiento motivo como para que Once, Twice, Melody de Beach House sea disco de la semana. Despertamos con la nueva banda sonora de Blanck Mass y suenan novedades de Khruangbin con Leon Bridges, Antònia Font, Biznaga o C. Tangana.

Hamish Duff is a talent agent working for First Artists Management (FAM), managing its UK and European business representing composers and music supervisors for film, television, and video games. Its roster includes: Carter Burwell, Vangelis, Craig Armstrong, Rolfe Kent, Anne Chmelewsky, Clark, Hannah Peel, Blanck Mass, Dan Deacon, Emily Rice and many others. FAM recently launched its own record label to further serve the specific needs of its clients. The first release was BBC Back To Life Soundtrack the first release (Joe Wilson of Solomon Grey fame) and the artist debut from rising star Emily Rice. Key FAM roster activity from late 2021: Ivors Best Original Film Score win for Blanck Mass. Mercury nom for Hannah Peel. FAM record label launched Sept. Management signings include Eimear Noone (Ivor nominated 2021), Gazelle Twin and Orbital. Featured at film festivals with soundtrack premieres from FAM clients include Toronto and Venice / composers Alex Baranowski, CJ Mirra, Paul Saunderson. Several client soundtrack debuts at the BFI London Film Festival in October. Oct also saw noms at the World Soundtrack Awards with Benji Merrison winning people's choice. And so much more! Prior to joining FAM, Hamish had his own business, Blue Top Music, providing artist and composer management. He's also worked as a sync consultant, promoter and tour manager. https://www.firstartistsmanagement.com/ https://www.instagram.com/first_artists_management/?hl=en https://twitter.com/FAM_agency https://www.linkedin.com/company/first-artists/ https://twitter.com/bluetopmusic https://www.linkedin.com/in/hduff/ https://www.imdb.com/name/nm5229914/ Get in touch with me via: behindthebusinesspod@gmail.com https://www.dcmusicpublishing.co.uk https://www.instagram.com/dcmusicpublishing https://twitter.com/dannychampion

Dave Cronen's career reads like a Pyramid stage Sunday line up. Involved in the management and direction of Beastie Boys, PIAS, iMusic before setting up Trust Management (Johnny Marr, Ash, We Are Scientists, Blanck Mass, Howler, Splashh). Dave talks to us about how it all started in a Virgin Megastore, escaping small town life for the bright lights and brighter prospects and living alcohol free! Simon also sheds some light in his first ever job in retail and how he made the competition very well off! This one isn't to be missed! Enjoy the show! Mindset Musings Message Thank you so much for supporting Series 2 of our Podcast. In such a crowded space, we really are trying to bring you something different. Make sure you have subscribed to Mindset Musings on iTunes, Spotify, or any platform where you listen to your Podcasts. If you have found value in our show, or we have made you think about something differently, then please tell a friend, and more importantly, leave a review or 5-star rating. Socials Our preferred platform is Instagram, please feel free to Follow and DM us, we will respond to everyone! Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mindset.musings/ Our personal Instagram handles are below, we often invite listeners to follow and DM us personally too, please do so. Ben Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sirbenmills Simon Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/si.gardiner.mm/ You can find us on Facebook at: https://www.facebook.com/mindset.musings As well as all of the usual mainstream Podcast platforms, you can listen to our Podcast on YouTube at: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCnX_20kHuJdUvwz6sUAmv5A

Na 27 afleveringen is het dan zover: de presentatoren van Osmium - de zwaarste podcast in het Nederlands - nemen in levende lijve samen een aflevering op. Weg met de digitale afstandelijkheid en hoge geluidskwaliteit, in met de trekzakken en kussenkastelen. De aanleiding? Het Roadburn-festival kan voor de tweede keer op rij geen doorgang vinden en vindt daardoor, hopelijk eenmalig, volledig in digitale zin plaats onder de noemer Roadburn Redux. Pim trotseert de onveilige buitenwereld en daalt tot onder de rivieren om bij Niels een weekend lang op de bank te komen zitten. Onderuitgezakt en met uitpuilende bierbuik wordt vier dagen aan online content- van livestreams tot demoprimeurs - geconsumeerd, verteerd en beoordeeld. Black Flag schreef er in 1981 het profetische TV Party over. Onderwerpen: DVNE - Satuya (00:00) Welkomstwoord: trekzakken in kastelen van kussens (00:13) Introductie van de onderwerpen (02:35) Opvolging van de Fieldlab-experimenten (03:57) De dubieuze onderzoeksconclusies van de Fieldlabs (07:38) Roadburn Redux: wat is het? (12:31) Lof voor de vlekkeloosheid en productiewaarde (16:39) De voor- en nadelen van het consumeren van een online evenement (20:46) Het belang van de Roadburn-gemeenschap (25:19) De rooskleurige festivalaanhangers versus het zure Osmium-duo (26:59) Het plannen van je festivalvrijheid (31:22) De hoogtepunten van Roadburn Redux volgens Niels en Pim (35:19) Treurigheid om de ontbrekende sets (41:21) Luistertip van Pim: Move BHC - Freedom Dreams, Black Lives Matter-core met uiterst citeerbare songteksten (43:43) Luistertip van Niels: DVNE - Etemen Ænka, onpretentieuze, rauwe prog die zelfs proghaters bovenaan hun jaarlijst kunnen plaatsen (47:52) Shout-out naar Remco (51:41) In Memoriam: Remi Peterse, voorzitter van Zware Metalen (52:24)

Friend of the pod and very nice chap Benjamin John Power used to make music as part of a duo under the name of Fuck Buttons. However, since 2010 he’s been banging out some solo stuff under the moniker Blanck Mass and boy howdy is it some goooooood shit. In order to dismiss accusations of nepotism, and with Dave away moving house this week, we asked our other good friend of the pod Vicki Henry to pick an album. This was her choice. Naturally we could not decline. Our second ever interview was with Ben, and you can find all three parts of that chat here, here and here. As a result we don’t talk much about influences and such like as he more than covers that in his interview. In this episode we talk about Ben’s career as Blanck Mass, chat a little about his past in Fuck Buttons and then go through each of his albums to decide if his second album Dumb Flesh is indeed the most unsung. What transpires as a delightful conversation about the unsettling, often strange atmosphere in his music, and we also highlight the superb attention to detail in both the production and songwriting across his entire catalogue. Granted, after All Pigs Must Die, this marks two weeks on the bounce where we’ve did intense, malevolent music but hey, it’s our party and we’ll make everyone feel regularly ill at ease if we want to. Is Dumb Flesh worthy of a place in our discography? You decide.

BLANCK MASS, FRANCIS THEBERGE, GREY FREQUENCY, ETC.

CITR’s 24 Hours of Radio Art in a snack sized format. Dark Ambient. Drone. Field Recordings. Noise. Sound Art. Or something.This morning's broadcast features BLANCK MASS (Scotland), MARKO PAUNOVIC (Serbia) and DOGS VS. SHADOWS (UK).

Welcome to the Decibel Boost Podcast album roundup for the month of February 2021. The year keeps on trucking into month 2, with

'Shadow in the Cloud' composer Mahuia Bridgman-Cooper is the guest. Plus, Canadian electronic artist Mecha Maiko joins for a new, probably regular segment. Also featuring new music by Blanck Mass, Desire, and Hannah Peel, along with some gems from SOPHIE (RIP) and Marcos Valle & Azymuth.

Welcome back to the global indie tour! We have two songs from the Sleaford Mods in our list this week, as both Mark and Brendan are big fans of this Nottingham duo. We also have a new electronic cut from Edinburgh's Blanck Mass, plus a remix of Kyoto artist Cuushe being remixed by Moscow's Kate NV. Next, some buttoned-up indie from Toronto's The Weather Station, and an archive track from avant-pop titans Stereolab. Enjoy! 

This week: the crew discusses new tracks from Danny Elfman, AFI, Sozin’s Comet, Blanck Mass, and more. In the news topics: Iced Earth’s

This week: the crew discusses new tracks from Danny Elfman, AFI, Sozin’s Comet, Blanck Mass, and more. In the news topics: Iced Earth’s

'Atmospheric' goes some way to describing a lot of the music on the show this week. From the sublime new opus from Mexico's Murcof to the stunning cello experimentation of Simon McCorry, we have sounds that transport you to a range of different intoxicating realms. Elsewhere there's some experimental panpipe music from Bristol's Avon Terror Corps and chopped cowbells from Colombia's LeinaD, Birmingham electronic-inspired new records from Ashley Paul and Beautify Junkyards, SOPHIE's 'no remixes... except for Autechre' prophecy coming true, and a whole lot more. Tracklisting Sintakon - Muevete (Avon Terror Corps, UK) Blanck Mass - Starstuff (single edit) (Sacred Bones Records, USA) Ashley Paul - Blue Skies Green Trees (Slip, UK) MANDEL - Mini Suite I (Bedroom Community, Iceland) Murcof - Underwater Lament (The Leaf Label, UK) Beautify Junkyards - Reverie (feat. Nina Miranda)(Ghost Box Records, UK) LeinaD - Cowbell King (Wachita China, Spain) Simon McCorry - Nature in Nature (See Blue Audio, Spain) SOPHIE - BIPP (Autechre Mx) (Numbers, UK) Sunburned Hand of the Man - Warm Banana (Blueberry Honey, USA) Produced and edited by Nick McCorriston.

Christmas is a time for cheer, and a time to eat, drink and be merry with family. For a lot of folk, some of these things may not be possible this year, which is why we felt even more duty bound to continue our very own festive tradition of getting really bloody silly at the end of the year. For the first since March, we decided to get in a room together and stare in lovingly into each other’s eyes to record this mega three parter. In the weeks leading up to this, we asked people to submit questions, ridiculous or otherwise, to us so we could turn this self serving nonsense into something for you lot. The results were…really messy. We also asked some of our previous guests to contribute too, so you’ll get to hear from co-hosts Anna Goldthorp and Vicki Henry, as well as from Ben Power of Blanck Mass, Jonah Matranga and of course, the most knowledgeable musical mind we know, Ferrucio Quercetti. In part one we answer a handful of these questions and have some of these co-hosts chip in. We start to get drunk and honestly, it’s a real fun time. Part two will drop next week where, as luck would have it, we address a bunch of questions about what Brexit will hold for touring bands going forward. Prescient stuff.

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′0″ Petit Chemin Sur Les Trachytes by Gastón Arévalo on Terrain (A Strangely Isolated Place) 1′35″ Wishing Well by Julianna Barwick on Healing Is a Miracle ( Ninja Tune ) 5′0″ After the Rain by Sleep D & Albrecht La'Brooy on After the Rain (Analogue Attic) 9′45″ Lamp Fest by Pontiac Streator on Triz (Motion Ward ) 15′20″ Living by Patrick Holland on Reality Picture (Verdicchio ) 18′50″ Sagzali by Saphileaum on Samosi (Constellation Tatsu ) 23′40″ Transparent by Mallard on RSDUB003 (Rhythm Section International ) 26′40″ So Sunny Out by Chronovalve on Light (Home Normal ) 32′0″ Siesta en Suytun by Barulinho on Siesta (Agustin Rivaldo Lalin ) 36′30″ Soft Landing by Skyminds on Shapes & Traces (Internal Rhythm ) 39′50″ Introductie (feat. Anne Bakker) by Machinefabriek on Oehoe (feat. Anne Bakker) (Where To Now?) 41′10″ I Can Chase You Forever by John Beltran on The Season Series (Delsin Records ) 43′50″ For Cecilia by Slacker on Mists Lift (Room II Records Ltd ) 48′0″ Voice Message by Cindy on I'm Cindy (World Of Paint ) 49′50″ Icke's Struggle by Blanck Mass on Blanck Mass (Sacred Bones ) 52′30″ Calling on the Voice of by Channelers on Isles Beyond (Inner Islands) 55′35″ Expression Vael by G.S. Sultan on Music For Living Water (Orange Milk) 61′50″ Wild Beast Research by Christina Vantzou on Multi Natural (Edições CN ) 63′20″ Night Market Cruisers (Instrumental) by Christophe Bailleau & Pulse Emitter on Gaz Giant (Sacred Phrases ) 68′20″ Domu by Stonefruit on Domu (Budo Kiba ) 72′40″ Sommeil Paradoxal (Original) by Alon on Sommeil Paradoxal (Curuba Records) 75′50″ Memory (Temporary Access) by Dreamcycles on Future Lights and Archetypes (Queeste ) 77′28″ Nothing Picked and Placed Nowhere (77 Second Edit) by ISAN on Nothing Picked and Placed Nowhere (Where It's At Is Where You Are ) 78′35″ Drifts (Khotin Remix) by Teen Daze on Bioluminescence (Remixes) ( Flora ) 84′30″ Slow Sun Rose by Sunmoonstar on Tirra Lirra (self released ) 88′40″ Summer Places by Sam Prekop on Comma (Thrill Jockey ) 92′10″ Tulip A/B (Beatless) by Priori on Tulip A/B ( self released ) 95′30″ Romantics by Four Tet on Sixteen Oceans (Text Records ) 99′30″ acheless by tom vr on acheless (All My thoughts ) 106′25″ W_ U (feat. Paris Taylor) by Bobo on Pt. I: Hope I Never Experience It (Gestalt Records ) 110′20″ Untitled 5 (Live) by DK on Live at the Edge - EP (Live) (12th Isle) 117′40″ Visions (S.T.T.G) by ANF on Visions (S.T.T.G) (Naff ) The next Transfiguration is on Sunday, September 6th at 2:00 pm. Check out the full archives on the website.

"Garden of Eden - 2000 AD" by Sex Swing from Type II; "A Couple Swim" by Bibio from Sleep on the Wing; "The Movie" by Erik Wollo from Sources (Early Works 1986-1992); "Land Disasters" by Blanck Mass from the self titled album; "Fanfare for 7.83 Hz" by Photay from Waking Hours; "Gathering" by Jim White and Marisa Anderson from The Quickening; "Blowin my Mind" by Oceans of the Moon from their self titled album; "And" by Markus Floats from Third Album; "Chicago Dream Center" by SiP by Leos Naturals; The tile track from Redeemer by Phase Fatale; The title track from Smile, Jesus Loves You.

It's a very special episode for score lovers this week, as Edith is joined by Geoff Barrow and Redg Weeks from Invada Records. With its impeccable roster of composers, Invada's back catalogue has featured more times on our podcast than we can count. Among the artists they've worked with who we've spoken to - Cliff Martinez, Mica Levi, Blanck Mass, Warren Ellis and, of course, Clint Mansell. They've also been incredibly supportive of what we do, so it really was a treat chatting with them both remotely. In addition to his celebrated band work, Geoff collaborates with another former guest on this show, Ben Salisbury, on film and TV scores. And he's teamed up with Ben and Bristol outfit The Insects for his most recent project, Alex Garland's mind-bending tech-noir series, Devs. As always, there's plenty of music to enjoy.

Another of our "check out some new (ish) music" bonus tracks, this time highlighting Cheekface and Blanck Mass. Go check them both out for some slacker guitar band fun and some stunning and beautiful industrial electronica noise. To listen to the music we discuss, go check out the playlist in Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2rLtD7vfJzCDi7cDPG0BCT?si=8KcmmZ5xSIqW_M5BaPYbgw Drop us a line at: @imightbewronguk on Twitter and Facebook Thanks to T-Toe for the intro music!

We have two guests for you on this latest episode of Soundtracking in the shape of director Nick Rowland and musician Benjamin Power - aka Blanck Mass. The pair have collaborated on Nick's debut feature, Calm With Horses, a visceral crime drama set in the wild west of Ireland starring Cosmo Jarvis (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cosmo_Jarvis) and Barry Keoghan (https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Barry_Keoghan) . It is a remarkably accomplished piece of film making, which also marks Ben's first extended foray into the world of scoring. As an album, it very much stands up in its own right too.

Live online Radio Show for Radio Dark Tunnel in February 12th 2020. In this show I played Chambre Rouge by Viot, You Are Not Your Body (Moris Black Remix) by Pete Crane, Nuklear Blood by Souldz and Ulisess, Houve vs House by Blanck Mass, ConnectiveDeath by Misfit Trauma Queen, Post-Love by White Night Ghosts, AOV by Andi and Lies (Poison Point Remix) by Sydney Valette. Lastly I replayed Chambre Rouge by Viot as it has been cut from the Youtube stream in the beginning.

Although this episode isn't as funny as last week's discussion of "lay-down Sally," it does get into some of Brian's neuroses about his forthcoming book, which is entertaining. They talk a lot about Skomsvold's humor, about the creepy ways in which various photographers and interviewers treat her as a young female artist, and the bit where John O'Brien of Dalkey Archive Press makes an appearance. Focusing on aftermath of the publication of her novel The Faster I Walk, the Smaller I Am, "East of the River" is one of the most compelling sections of Monsterhuman and can be read on it's own. Even if you haven't read it, you'll definitely enjoy this podcast. Only three episodes left! And because Chad's going to be in London for a week, we'll be broadcasting two episodes on YouTube next week. (The audio podcasts will release as usual on Thursday 9/12 and 9/19.) That said, here are links to the final three YouTube streams: Monday, September 9 (pgs 316-360), Thursday, September 12 (pgs 360-406), and then back to normal, with the final episode on Wednesday, September 25 (pgs 407-448). Also, all of our past episodes are available on our YouTube channel in case you want to catch up on anything. This week's music is "House vs. House" by Blanck Mass. Season 10 will be the first English-language title to be included, Ducks, Newburyport by Lucy Ellmann, which was just named to the Booker SHORTLIST!! Follow Open Letter, Chad Post, and Brian Wood for random thoughts and information about upcoming guests. And be sure to preorder Brian's book, Joytime Killbox, which is coming out this fall from BOA Editions. You can find all the Two Month Review posts by clicking here. And be sure to leave us a review on iTunes. It really helps people to discover the podcast.

"The Experimenter" by Oh Sees from Face Stabber; "Equivalent 1" by Loscil from Equivalents; "Xenos Cosmos" by Janko Nilovic from Unusual Sounds; "Optimistic Decay" by Silent Servant from Shadows of Death and Desire; "Hey, Shut Up (Mai Mai Mai Mix)" by Flowers Must Die from Hey Shut Up Again!; "Tuning In" By Channelers from For Being; "Love is a Parasite" by Blanck Mass from Animated Violence Mild; "Spruce Tops" by Bibio from The Art of Living. Courtesy of Warp; "The Workers of Art" by Cinematic Orchestra from To Believe. Courtesy of Ninja Tune; "Cryonic" by Alexander Tucker from Guild of the Asbestos Weaver

"The Experimenter" by Oh Sees from Face Stabber; "Equivalent 1" by Loscil from Equivalents; "Xenos Cosmos" by Janko Nilovic from Unusual Sounds; "Optimistic Decay" by Silent Servant from Shadows of Death and Desire; "Hey, Shut Up (Mai Mai Mai Mix)" by Flowers Must Die from Hey Shut Up Again!; "Tuning In" By Channelers from For Being; "Love is a Parasite" by Blanck Mass from Animated Violence Mild; "Spruce Tops" by Bibio from The Art of Living. Courtesy of Warp; "The Workers of Art" by Cinematic Orchestra from To Believe. Courtesy of Ninja Tune; "Cryonic" by Alexander Tucker from Guild of the Asbestos Weaver

There's actual swearing, Paul tell's his Slipknot puppet story and albums by The Hold Steady, Press Club, Ride, The Rails, Blanck Mass, Sleater-Kinney, Feeder, Lillie Mae and Frank Turner get reviewed. Matt gives his Green Man recommendations while Graham admits he desperately wants to play at the festival but proves that he should never be left in charge of a baby. Guest appearance by Tom.

There's actual swearing, Paul tell's his Slipknot puppet story and albums by The Hold Steady, Press Club, Ride, The Rails, Blanck Mass, Sleater-Kinney, Feeder, Lillie Mae and Frank Turner get reviewed. Matt gives his Green Man recommendations while Graham admits he desperately wants to play at the festival but proves that he should never be left in charge of a baby. Guest appearance by Tom.

And now, for avid fans, we present part 3 of our interview with Benjamin Power/Blanck Mass. After two weeks of talking about Blanck Mass and Ben’s career, it’s now time to talk about music that Ben thinks is underrated. There’s some great, obscure, interesting choices and discussion in this episode around the album’s he’s picked, why he’s picked them and what he loves about them. We also recommend checking out episodes 1 and 2 on the links below. Part 1: https://www.unsungpod.net/episodes/in-session-2-ben-power-of-blanck-mass-part-1 Part 2: https://www.unsungpod.net/episodes/in-session-2-ben-power-of-blanck-mass-part-2

As is tradition for our interviews, we’ve broken it into three parts and this is no exception. On part two Ben talks about the genesis of Blanck Mass, the method behind some of the music and the boys go on a deep dive of the Blanck Mass back catalogue, taking in as much ground as they can. Ben talks about some of the stuff he says is his favourite and things that encapsulate what Blanck Mass really is. They also touch on some of the collaborations Ben’s been a part of and so much more. Mark is again sadly absent from this episode as he’s was ill. But you’ll never even notice. Part one can be found here: https://www.unsungpod.net/episodes/in-session-2-ben-power-of-blanck-mass-part-1

It’s taken more than a bloody year for us to arrange our second interview, but we did it! We promise not to wait so long for the next one. Promise. This week we sit with producer and musician Benjamin John Power, best known for his work in Fuck Buttons and Blanck Mass. In part 1 we talk early life, early influences, the health of electronic music, broken washing machines and sordid rap-metal pasts. Also, Chris raps. Which is a true feast for the eardrums. Mark is sadly absent from this episode as he’s was ill at the time for recording but don’t worry, you’ll hardly notice that he’s missing.

Another classic Kettle repeat this week, this time back to March 2017 and delightful rambling about visits to the moon. Remember, you can support the BFF.fm winter fundraiser by visiting bff.fm/donate, and check out the page for Ben's new show No Magic — starting January 1st. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′56″ Don't Act Like A Stranger by Cathedrals on Don't Act Like A Stranger (Self Released ) 16′31″ Johny (feat. Johny) by Powell on Sport (XL) 22′45″ Mallwalkers by Fred Thomas on Changer (Polyvinyl Records) 25′08″ 62 Moons by Cold Beat on Chaos By Invitation (Crime On The Moon) 32′28″ No Halo by Sorority Noise on You're Not As ______ As You Think (Triple Crown Records) 35′14″ Oh The Savior by Temples on Volcano (Fat Possum) 38′58″ Wondering by Xiu Xiu on FORGET (Polyvinyl) 49′56″ Get High (No, I Don't) by Maxïmo Park on Risk To Exist (Daylighting) 53′15″ Whiteout Conditions by The New Pornographers on Whiteout Conditions (Concord) 57′12″ Golden Light by Blonde Redhead on 3 O'clock (Asa Wa Kuru) 63′45″ England by PJ Harvey on Let England Shake (Vagrant) 69′14″ Slip Away by Perfume Genius on No Shape (Matador) 71′51″ The Florist by Nilufer Yanya on The Florist (Blue Flowers Records) 75′13″ Icarus by O Mer on Icarus (Self-released) 77′46″ Coming Out Strong (feat. The Weeknd) by Future on HNDRXX (Epic Records) 88′27″ Fallaway (feat. Emilíana Torrini) by Kid Koala on Music To Draw To: Satellite (Arts & Crafts) 92′05″ Vines by Golden Vessel on Before Sleep EP (Self Released) 98′02″ Mirrors (Original Mix) by Calippo on In Love With House (Le Mans Records) 102′11″ Born Slippy .Nuxx (Matt Caseli 2K17 Remix) by Matt Caseli, Terry Lex, Catraz on Born Slippy .Nuxx (Matt Caseli 2K17 Remix) (Zulu Records) 107′23″ Dahnser (Original Mix) by Pablo Bolivar on Hideaway EP (Endless) 115′20″ Hive Mind by Blanck Mass on World Eater (Sacred Bones) Check out the full archives on the website.

Another classic Kettle repeat this week, this time back to March 2017 and delightful rambling about visits to the moon. Remember, you can support the BFF.fm winter fundraiser by visiting bff.fm/donate, and check out the page for Ben's new show No Magic — starting January 1st. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′56″ Don't Act Like A Stranger by Cathedrals on Don't Act Like A Stranger (Self Released) 16′31″ Johny (feat. Johny) by Powell on Sport (XL) 22′45″ Mallwalkers by Fred Thomas on Changer (Polyvinyl Records) 25′08″ 62 Moons by Cold Beat on Chaos By Invitation (Crime On The Moon) 32′28″ No Halo by Sorority Noise on You're Not As ______ As You Think (Triple Crown Records) 35′14″ Oh The Savior by Temples on Volcano (Fat Possum) 38′58″ Wondering by Xiu Xiu on FORGET (Polyvinyl) 49′56″ Get High (No, I Don't) by Maxïmo Park on Risk To Exist (Daylighting) 53′15″ Whiteout Conditions by The New Pornographers on Whiteout Conditions (Concord) 57′12″ Golden Light by Blonde Redhead on 3 O'clock (Asa Wa Kuru) 63′45″ England by PJ Harvey on Let England Shake (Vagrant) 69′14″ Slip Away by Perfume Genius on No Shape (Matador) 71′51″ The Florist by Nilufer Yanya on The Florist (Blue Flowers Records) 75′13″ Icarus by O Mer on Icarus (Self-released) 77′46″ Coming Out Strong (feat. The Weeknd) by Future on HNDRXX (Epic Records) 88′27″ Fallaway (feat. Emilíana Torrini) by Kid Koala on Music To Draw To: Satellite (Arts & Crafts) 92′05″ Vines by Golden Vessel on Before Sleep EP 98′02″ Mirrors (Original Mix) by Calippo on In Love With House (Le Mans Records) 102′11″ Born Slippy .Nuxx (Matt Caseli 2K17 Remix) by Matt Caseli, Terry Lex, Catraz on Born Slippy .Nuxx (Matt Caseli 2K17 Remix) (Zulu Records) 107′23″ Dahnser (Original Mix) by Pablo Bolivar on Hideaway EP (Endless) 115′20″ Hive Mind by Blanck Mass on World Eater (Sacred Bones)

Here's Strange Brew #150 on 8radio.com - Ben from Blanck Mass tells me about his favourite song, plus Therapy?, Talos, Daithí (feat. Sinead White), The Goon Sax, Sleep Thieves, Fontaines D.C., Proper Micro NV, Silverbacks, Squarehead, Architecture In Helsinki, Fuck Buttons and The Radio Dept. Every Friday at 9pm & Saturday at 7pm on 8radio.com. Strange Brew : Songs Of The Day playlist - https://open.spotify.com/user/gugai www.strangebrew.ie www.facebook.com/strangebrewgalway www.twitter.com/@strangebrewirl gugai@strangebrew.ie

You might be wondering how I made a radio edit of an interview with a band called "Fuck Buttons"... but don't worry! I did it. Like many others, I was really into last year's Blanck Mass record, World Eater (2017, Sacred Bones Records). I was surprised to discover that Blanck Mass is the side project of Benjamin John Power who is also one half of Fuck Buttons. I spent one hot summer night with both members of Fuck Buttons (Andrew Hung and Benjamin John Power) in their tour van. The duo were in good spirits, despite the fact that we were all sweating profusely. Rumor has it that the band is working on new material as I write this. Hopefully we'll see some new Fuck Buttons music soon. How do you say "Fuck Buttons" in a family friendly radio environment? How do you make a great radio edit of a long track? What's it like to "jam" when you are in an electronic act? What's it like to have your music selected to be in the London 2012 Summer Olympic Games? What place does patriotism have in the lives of Fuck Buttons? You'll have to listen to find out. Tracks played on the radio edit of the show... 1) Fuck Buttons "The Red Wing" (radio) edit (12"/download single, ATPR, 2013) 2) Fuck Buttons "Surf Solar" (radio) edit (7?/download single, ATPR, 2009) 3) Fuck Buttons, Slow Focus (2013) "Stalker" (background) 4) Fuck Buttons "Olympians" (radio) edit (12"/download single, ATPR, 2010) 5) Fuck Buttons "Brainfreeze" (radio) edit (12"/download single, ATPR, 2013) NO songs CANCON

Like many others, I was really into last year's Blanck Mass record, World Eater (2017, Sacred Bones Records). I was surprised to discover that Blanck Mass is the side project of Benjamin John Power who is also one half of Fuck Buttons. I spent one hot summer night with both members of Fuck Buttons (Andrew Hung and Benjamin John Power) in their tour van. The duo were in good spirits, despite the fact that we were all sweating profusely. Rumor has it that the band is working on new material as I write this. Hopefully we'll see some new Fuck Buttons music soon. How do you say "Fuck Buttons" in a family friendly radio environment? What were these guys like in art school? What's it like to "jam" when you are in an electronic act? What's it like to have your music selected to be in the London 2012 Summer Olympic Games? What place does patriotism have in the lives of Fuck Buttons? You'll have to listen to find out. Tracks played on the podcast edition of the show... 1) Fuck Buttons, Slow Focus (2013) "The Red Wing" 2) Fuck Buttons, Tarot Sport (2009) "Surf Solar" 3) Fuck Buttons, Slow Focus (2013) "Stalker" (background) 4) Fuck Buttons, Tarot Sport (2009) "Olympians" 5) Fuck Buttons, Slow Focus (2013) "Brainfreeze" NO songs CANCON

Midge Ure chats with us about his last 2 records, tour & the weather. Benjamin John Power (Blanck Mass) reflects on working on the Editors 'Violence' record & missing an important episode of 'Drag Race' ... today on pdxpodcast.com (Music: Mark Kay, Illocanblo, Metayar, Eg0n, Kai Engel, Rushmo, Csum).Support the show (https://www.paypal.me/pdxpod)

Todays ep we listen to new Drake, Charli, Suzanne Cianl, Ella Mai, Panic at the Disco, Blanck Mass and a little cat music for all our feline listeners! We also get deep on colors in songs..*very interesting*

Mantis Radio 262 + Speak Onion US drum + noise producer Speak Onion provides this week's session. We've new Inigo Kennedy and Makaton, Chevel's latest, recent Swarm Intelligence and more Blanck Mass, death metal from Sweden, Bristol bass, Brummie industrial and some 80s American hardcore. Show playlist available at Darkfloor.

Mantis Radio 262 + Speak Onion US drum + noise producer Speak Onion provides this week's session. We've new Inigo Kennedy and Makaton, Chevel's latest, recent Swarm Intelligence and more Blanck Mass, death metal from Sweden, Bristol bass, Brummie industrial and some 80s American hardcore. playlist → show archives. support the show → become a patron.

Mantis Radio 260 + Submechanical As one half of defunct British distortion steppers Cloaks, Submechanical continues their legacy of rancid noise. His Mantis Radio session is suitably horrible and crunchy. We play music by Blanck Mass, RUI HO, Happa, Bjork, She Spread Sorrow, Somatic Responses, and Savier remixed by Herd. playlist → show archives. support the show → become a patron.

Mantis Radio 260 + Submechanical As one half of defunct British distortion steppers Cloaks, Submechanical continues their legacy of rancid noise. His Mantis Radio session is suitably horrible and crunchy. We play music by Blanck Mass, RUI HO, Happa, Bjork, She Spread Sorrow, Somatic Responses, and Savier remixed by Herd. Show playlist available at Darkfloor.

Mantis Radio 256 + Arrhythmia Alongside a storm of a session from Serbia's Arrhythmia, DVNT plays music from Blanck Mass, Alan Vega, Actress, Umwelt, Todd Terje, Jonny L, Porter Ricks and more. Show playlist available at Darkfloor.

Mantis Radio 256 + Arrhythmia Alongside a storm of a session from Serbia's Arrhythmia, DVNT plays music from Blanck Mass, Alan Vega, Actress, Umwelt, Todd Terje, Jonny L, Porter Ricks and more. playlist → show archives. support the show → become a patron.

This week on Talking to Ghosts Michael talks to Blanck Mass before his Portland show! We talked about field recording and sample manipulation, touring with the new show, and creating an album that reflects the spaces that you are in. We also have a great review of the Blanck Mass show from our good friends at I Die: You Die. Definitely check out their podcast: We Have a Technical. You can find Talking to Ghosts on our official website, Facebook, or Twitter!

In this week's podcast, we're speaking with Lynette Cerezo, the creative force behind the cacophonic maelstrom that is Bestial Mouths! Lynette had plenty to say about her vision for the project through all of its permutations, the contrasts in new dark music in North America and Europe, and the personal roots of the macabre themes explored in Bestial Mouths' work. We're also chatting about the glut of new records rushing in during 2017's last quarter, Blanck Mass, and the sticky issue of ethical promotion of one's music. All this week on We Have a Technical, the official I Die: You Die podcast! 

In which I grossly overcompensate for staying in my comfort zone the last few weeks. Two of my personal picks are not in English. Otherwise just another rundown of new & old releases, with a focus on acts from the Music Tastes Good festival. Stick around for a special convo with members of Orange County Music League about what makes a local scene special. // TIMESTAMPS: 2:50 Eminem Trump stuff / 10:00 Record Store Day Black Friday 2017 // ALBUMS DISCUSSED - 15:35 Foo Fighters / 26:05 The Killers / 33:10 Macklemore / 47:30 JOHNNY’S NEW EP!!! / 48:25 Chelsea Wolfe / 50:30 Alvvays / 54:00 Action Bronson / 56:20 Heaven 17 / 1:01:05 Blanck Mass / 1:03:30 Juana Molina / 1:14:25 Big Sean / 1:19:40 Jean-Michel Jarre / 1:25:20 36 Crazyfists / 1:28:20 Imagine Dragons // BONUS SEGMENT: 1:45:55 Convo w/ OCML // Check out the Mad Sounds YouTube channel for more stuff & links to all songs played. Follow us on Twitter @SpinItReviews & @ViralRak. Thanks for listening!'

The Beat Oracle is back in action this week with a slew of new sounds! Daphni starts the set and things get crazy quickly with the dark sounds of Blanck Mass. Odesza and Bicep demonstrate the power of their new albums and why they got picked up by Ninja Tune and its sublabel Counter Records. […]

Volvemos a la programación habitual tras el programa con Eva Cid, y lo hacemos con uno de nuestros programas recurrentes en el que repasamos algunos de los lanzamientos más interesantes en los últimos tres meses. Y es que ha sido una primavera tan espectacular a nivel de lanzamiento que hemos podido ahorrarnos el poner los pepinacos de Kendrick Lamar y Blanck Mass, a los que ya le dedicamos programas en exclusiva. Eso sí, existe la posibilidad de nos haya quedado un programa un tanto raruno en lo musical, pero nunca está de más escuchar cosas no tan convencionales, especialmente si es tan maravillosa como los temazos que suenan aquí. Suenan: LCD Soundsystem: 45:33 (Pt. 2) girlpool: Static Somewhere Actress: FANTASYNTH Forest Swords: The Highest Flood Artificial Brain: Estanged from Orbit Kelly Lee Owens: Anxi (feat. Jenny Hval) Pharmakon: Transmission Jlin: Holy Child Perfume Genius: Run Me Through Colin Stetson: The Lure of the Mine

Volvemos a la programación habitual tras el programa con Eva Cid, y lo hacemos con uno de nuestros programas recurrentes en el que repasamos algunos de los lanzamientos más interesantes en los últimos tres meses. Y es que ha sido una primavera tan espectacular a nivel de lanzamiento que hemos podido ahorrarnos el poner los pepinacos de Kendrick Lamar y Blanck Mass, a los que ya le dedicamos programas en exclusiva. Eso sí, existe la posibilidad de nos haya quedado un programa un tanto raruno en lo musical, pero nunca está de más escuchar cosas no tan convencionales, especialmente si es tan maravillosa como los temazos que suenan aquí. Suenan: LCD Soundsystem: 45:33 (Pt. 2) girlpool: Static Somewhere Actress: FANTASYNTH Forest Swords: The Highest Flood Artificial Brain: Estanged from Orbit Kelly Lee Owens: Anxi (feat. Jenny Hval) Pharmakon: Transmission Jlin: Holy Child Perfume Genius: Run Me Through Colin Stetson: The Lure of the Mine

New music from Richard Edwards, old and new from Anders Parker, brand new from Big Thief and music beds from Blanck Mass. Enjoy, y'all.

Dedicamos este programa a Benjamin John Power, productor de música electrónica británico a tiempo parcial y arquitecto de mundos sonoros infinitos en los que perderse a tiempo completo. Para ello hablaremos tanto de su trabajo en el duo Fuck Buttons a la par que su carrera en solitario como Blanck Mass, en las que no centraremos especialmente en su último álbum de estudio que nos ha volado un poco los sesos. PSA: Este programa puede contener trazas de post rock y black metal sintéticos, progresiones electrónicas incandescentes y perretes cuquis sonrientes. Suenan: LCD Soundsystem: 45:33 (Pt. 2) Fuck Buttons: Sweet Love for Planet Earth Fuck Buttons: Olympians Fuck Buttons: Brainfreeze Blanck Mass: Sundowner Blanck Mass: Loam Blanck Mass: Double Cross Blanck Mass: John Doe's Carnival of Error Blanck Mass: Rhesus Negative Blanck Mass: Silent Treatment Blanck Mass: Hive Mind

Dedicamos este programa a Benjamin John Power, productor de música electrónica británico a tiempo parcial y arquitecto de mundos sonoros infinitos en los que perderse a tiempo completo. Para ello hablaremos tanto de su trabajo en el duo Fuck Buttons a la par que su carrera en solitario como Blanck Mass, en las que no centraremos especialmente en su último álbum de estudio que nos ha volado un poco los sesos. PSA: Este programa puede contener trazas de post rock y black metal sintéticos, progresiones electrónicas incandescentes y perretes cuquis sonrientes. Suenan: LCD Soundsystem: 45:33 (Pt. 2) Fuck Buttons: Sweet Love for Planet Earth Fuck Buttons: Olympians Fuck Buttons: Brainfreeze Blanck Mass: Sundowner Blanck Mass: Loam Blanck Mass: Double Cross Blanck Mass: John Doe's Carnival of Error Blanck Mass: Rhesus Negative Blanck Mass: Silent Treatment Blanck Mass: Hive Mind

"Silent Treatment" by Blanck Mass from World Eater; "Hypocrite" by Jean-Michel Blais and CFCF from Cascades; "Snakes Vs Rats" by The Bug Vs Earth from Concrete Desert; "The Hamburg Cell Was Born in Chechnya" by Vatican Shadow from Ghosts of Chechnya; "A Few More Pieces of Eight" by Majeure from Apex; "Easy Does It" by Pontiak from Dialectic of Ignorance; "Banana A" by Banana from LIVE; "Severokamsk" by Gnoomes from Tschak!; "High End Smalls" by pinkcourtesyphone from Taking into Account Only a Portion of Your Emotions

"Silent Treatment" by Blanck Mass from World Eater; "Hypocrite" by Jean-Michel Blais and CFCF from Cascades; "Snakes Vs Rats" by The Bug Vs Earth from Concrete Desert; "The Hamburg Cell Was Born in Chechnya" by Vatican Shadow from Ghosts of Chechnya; "A Few More Pieces of Eight" by Majeure from Apex; "Easy Does It" by Pontiak from Dialectic of Ignorance; "Banana A" by Banana from LIVE; "Severokamsk" by Gnoomes from Tschak!; "High End Smalls" by pinkcourtesyphone from Taking into Account Only a Portion of Your Emotions

Blanck Mass is better known as Benjamin John Power, one half of Fuck Buttons. In 2015, Power was commissioned by the East End Film Festival to curate a rescore for Bruno Forzani and Héléne Catet's film. The original score for The Strange Colour of Your Body's Tears wasn't actually original. Instead, as the University of Wisconsin's Mike King wrote in a blog post for UW's Cinematheque, "much of the soundtrack is directly lifted from the 1970s cinema that inspires them."

Season 2.5, Episode 9. Just when you thought we'd done the gamut of acts at Safe As Milk Festival 2017, they go and announce another 17 acts! John, Mike, Matt and Gordon reconvene to start anew, this week discussing FOUR (not the usual three) artists, in the shape of Asiq Nargile, Basic House, Basic Rhythm, and Blanck Mass. Also this week, the Peanut Butter Milk Stout Gang is formed, Mike invents a potentially disgusting way to greet a friend, and Gordon tries to convince everyone else of the existence of a hitherto-unknown bit of local vernacular. Also, listen out for the inaugural use of the word "borkhole". Don't forget to hit us up on twitter at http://twitter.com/ayppodcast, and check out Mike's listening notes at http://ayppodcast.tumblr.com #Podcast #Music #Review #SafeAsMilk #AsiqNargile #BasicHouse #BasicRhythm #BlanckMass #Fisties #ADogInTheMouth #HeckinDoggoes

Benjamin John Power – one half of Fuck Buttons and the whole of Blanck Mass – discusses skateboards, Michael Jackson and his dark new album 'World Eater'. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Infamous Italian designer Alex Parisi usurps Joe's place to do what every audio podcast should: discuss things you have to look at with your eyes. We cover a few of pop music's most renowned graphic designers, from the early '70s to the present day, plus new music by Hoops. You WON'T BELIEVE which bands come up. Find links to the designers' sites at http://wwww.savagebeastpod.com/alexart/ PS. Forgot to name the intro song in the actual pod. It's "Silent Treatment" by Blanck Mass: https://soundcloud.com/sacredbones/blanck-mass-silent-treatment

Our first show of 2017 shows that not all things change with time. Ten tracks of wonderful independent music, from the Bollywood-soaked garage punk of Doctors & Engineers to the experimental electronics of Blanck Mass, stopping off for an exclusive first play from the new Roger Robinson and Disrupt record, new Ty Segall, a new Kiki Hitomi and Dead Fader collaboration and much more.

It's a double banger of a Quietus Hour week to celebrate our eight birthday and launch of the new podcast version of our weekly selection of the best new music accompanied by passable chat. We've had the special edition where Stewart Lee came in to speak to John Doran about new book Content Provider, some of the music he's listening to currently, and The Fall (obvs). On the second Quietus Hour of the week, Luke Turner is joined by William Doyle, FKA East India Youth, to play choice new and slightly less new belters from the likes of Katie Gately, a Rick Holland collaboration with Chrononautz, the Kamaru Celina Band, Death In Vegas rejiggled by Chris & Cosey, Jenny Hval, The Comet Is Coming, Piano Wire, Gaika, Blanck Mass and Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith. PLUS! Who is this stranger ringing from across the borders in The Persuader?! You can subscribe to The Quietus Hour podcast via iTunes here.

"D7-D5" by Blanck Mass from the free Indian Summer Single Series; "On the Beach" by Body Awareness from The Awakening; "CIRKLON3 (Kolkhoznaya mix)" by Aphex Twin from Cheetah; "Dead Heat" by Raime from Tooth; "Inveigle" by One Man Standing from Sketchbook of the Scars; "Garden of the Ape" by Cloud Becomes Your Hand from Rest in Fleas; "American Zen 1 and 2" by Dedekind Cut from American Zen; "Mega Glacial" by Konx-om-Pax from Caramel; "U-235" by Mogwai from Atomic; "Watership Down" by Airport from Lilies.

"D7-D5" by Blanck Mass from the free Indian Summer Single Series; "On the Beach" by Body Awareness from The Awakening; "CIRKLON3 (Kolkhoznaya mix)" by Aphex Twin from Cheetah; "Dead Heat" by Raime from Tooth; "Inveigle" by One Man Standing from Sketchbook of the Scars; "Garden of the Ape" by Cloud Becomes Your Hand from Rest in Fleas; "American Zen 1 and 2" by Dedekind Cut from American Zen; "Mega Glacial" by Konx-om-Pax from Caramel; "U-235" by Mogwai from Atomic; "Watership Down" by Airport from Lilies.

A sonic odyssey from one half of Fuck Buttons.

From unreleased 80s Scottish post-punk, to Canadian rock, to Brazilian funk, we've got another fantastically varied ten tracks for your week. New tracks from Joanna Newson, Ukandanz, Witch, Moss Lime, Blanck Mass, and Kill the Vultures highlight another Independent Music Podcast

Back from the UK with a stack of new records, More Than Human features brand new offerings from Pye Corner Audio, Blanck Mass, Umberto & Maovvi and many more all for your audio pleasure. Soaring.

"Surrender" by Boris from Urban Dance; "Dirt and Humbug" by Oil Theif from Obsolescence and Monality; "Please... Help..." by datfootdive from Maya; "Living Out Your Dreams" by Filibusta from Honeycomb Eyes; "Tyreu" by Cankun from Only the Sun is Full of Gold; "Dead Format" by Blanck Mass from Dumb Flesh; "Springtime Linn" by Clark from Flame Rave; 500 Cells" by Heroin in Tahiti from Sun and Violence; "He Evil" by Black Zone Myth Chant from Mane Thecel Phares; "Retta" by Alessandro Cortini from Forse 3.

"Surrender" by Boris from Urban Dance; "Dirt and Humbug" by Oil Theif from Obsolescence and Monality; "Please... Help..." by datfootdive from Maya; "Living Out Your Dreams" by Filibusta from Honeycomb Eyes; "Tyreu" by Cankun from Only the Sun is Full of Gold; "Dead Format" by Blanck Mass from Dumb Flesh; "Springtime Linn" by Clark from Flame Rave; 500 Cells" by Heroin in Tahiti from Sun and Violence; "He Evil" by Black Zone Myth Chant from Mane Thecel Phares; "Retta" by Alessandro Cortini from Forse 3.

A shorter piece of beautiful thoughts from Eoin and Sep this week due to the The Royal Artillery feature - https://soundcloud.com/achampionsound/sets/royal-artillery-live-on-4zzz Talking Wombats Tragedy, Brisbane music quality, Fuck Buttons and Blanck Mass in the Matrix, weird noises, musical tones and some love for Hobo Magic and Shellfin.

With tracks from Satin Jackets, The Blaxploited Orchestra, Luke Abbott, Abstraxion, Sonns, Kenneth Bager, Christian Prommer, Jamie Lloyd, Crowdpleaser & St. Plomb, John Carpenter/Moon Base, Paresse, Kim Wilde, Daft Punk, Soul Tension, Baris K, Jose Manuel, S3A, Double, Damiano Von Erckert, AFMB, Henry Saiz & Pional, Blanck Mass and Steve Moore. Contact: dj@ribeaud.ch.

"Tu n'as pas le Droit" by France Gall from Poupee de Son; "Approaching Darkness Fish/Darkness Fish" by Nurse with Wound from Who Can I Turn to Stereo; "Moments of Sufficient Lucidity" by The Caretaker from An Empty Bliss Beyond This World; "White Electric" by Battles from Gloss Drop; "Land Disasters" by Blanck Mass from his self titled CD; "Hohtokivi" by Vladislav Delay Quartet from their self titled CD; The title track from Just a Glimpse by Sundrips; "Ceremonial Secrets" by Glitter Bones from Amulet Calls; "Out of the Eye" by Woods from Sun and Shade; "Kid Island" by Mpala Garoo from Ou De Monde; "Infinite Reach" by Barn Owl from Shadowland.

"Tu n'as pas le Droit" by France Gall from Poupee de Son; "Approaching Darkness Fish/Darkness Fish" by Nurse with Wound from Who Can I Turn to Stereo; "Moments of Sufficient Lucidity" by The Caretaker from An Empty Bliss Beyond This World; "White Electric" by Battles from Gloss Drop; "Land Disasters" by Blanck Mass from his self titled CD; "Hohtokivi" by Vladislav Delay Quartet from their self titled CD; The title track from Just a Glimpse by Sundrips; "Ceremonial Secrets" by Glitter Bones from Amulet Calls; "Out of the Eye" by Woods from Sun and Shade; "Kid Island" by Mpala Garoo from Ou De Monde; "Infinite Reach" by Barn Owl from Shadowland.