Podcasts about Blue Sky Black Death

Video animation by: Big Flowers Intro/Outro beat by: BLOODBLIXING The Plug (0:39). The Interview (2:07). Throughout my life, music has consistently been a vital channel for me to process emotions and make sense of the world. Very few artists have allowed me to explore the darkness and melancholy swirling around in my head quite like Sadistik. Since the moment I first heard Sadistik's music over a decade ago, I was taken aback by his beautifully-poetic and vulnerable approach to creating hip-hop music. He also had a knack for collaborating with producers who understand his artistic vision - creating moody, dark, and cinematic soundscapes for his words, working with the likes of Blue Sky Black Death, Kno of CunninLynguists fame, and most recently Maulskull, the producer for his latest opus, Oblivion Theater. In today's episode we dive into Sadistik's affinity for the darker things in life, his writing process, and the makings of his great new album with Maulskull, Oblivion Theater. Sadistik's affinity for darker subject matter (2:36). The personal experience of creating such emotional and heavy music (9:46). Origins of Sadistik's interest in horror, human psyche, and filmmaking (12:31). How Sadistik discovered his signature sound (20:41). Sadistik's writing process (24:45). Sadistik and Kno's creative connection (30:45). The production vision for Oblivion Theater (34:36). Key inspiration behind Oblivion Theater (37:12). Oblivion Theater's messaging (40:17). Major rap influences for Sadistik (46:46). Upcoming projects / tour dates / merch (50:39). Stream/buy Oblivion Theater here: https://sadistik.bandcamp.com/album/oblivion-theater   Support Sadistik here: https://www.sadistikmusic.com/  Follow Sadistik on Twitter here: https://x.com/IAMSADISTIK?s=20  Follow Sadistik on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/sadistik/  -- Fiending for some more quality rap content? Visit the RMPP website: https://rmpp.squarespace.com/ Want to support and help us grow? Become a RMPP Patron, and gain access to exclusive content: https://www.patreon.com/therapmusicplugpodcast  Looking to connect? DM me @rapmusicplugpod on Twitter and Instagram, or shoot me an email at qlctv.podcast@gmail.com

This sixtieth episode of "Hot Takes' featured community member Eric from the label SlyVinyl Records! It made sense to bring Eric onto the show, having been releasing work by independent net-based electronic acts for so long and also recently involved with My Pet Flamingo and Utopia District's Flamingo Fest event. Two hours really wasn't enough time, but what time we did have was packed with fun moments like talking about Eric's background producing and selling skate tapes in school and deep diving into the three's love of Radiohead and their discography. There may or may not have been some background in how SlyVinyl sourced Chlorine Mist as a performer for Flamingo Fest. It is said that there may have been a firsthand look inside the vinyl manufacturing process over the years in America. The announcement for SlyVinyl's next release by Blue Sky Black Death was teased, and some talk occurred regarding re-releasing an overlooked album by electronic post-rock act El Ten Eleven. Episode 60 was a very good time, so don't waste time if you want to know the story of how SlyVinyl Records was taken over, hear thoughts on the importance of physical media within and without the vaporwave scene, and know a little bit of the scoop on the barber beats beef!   "Hot Takes" is a safe space for all opinions! Join the conversation at https://linktr.ee/hottakesvapor

Video animation by: Big Flowers Intro/Outro beat by: BLOODBLIXING The Plug (0:21). Main Body of Discussion (1:52). Music that strikes an emotional nerve is always my cup of tea, whether that emotion is fueled by the production, or the vocals. In the case of the album Incorruptible Saints, we don't have to choose. The emotional impact is supplied in equal parts through rhyme, and instrumental. Honest introspection in the lyrics come from Nebraska rapper Sleep Sinatra, which were placed atop gorgeous, warm, abstract soundscapes created by Portland producer Televangel. Televangel is formerly known as Young God, and previously served as one half of the critically acclaimed production duo, Blue Sky Black Death. Televangel's creative musical brushstrokes did wonders to bring out Sleep Sinatra's thoughtful perspectives and vulnerability. These two joined forces to make music that truly does its beautiful artwork justice, and they joined the show to dig into the making of Incorruptible Saints, in the latest instalment of the 'Album Alchemy' series. What sparked the collaboration between Sleep and Televangel (3:54). The musical palette of Incorruptible Saints (7:54). The lyrical direction of Incorruptible Saints (13:16). How Televangel's Blue Sky Black Death past influenced his emotionally-affecting sound (18:54). How Televangel's recent foray into hip-hop production has grown his artistry (22:30). Sleep's singing on Incorruptible Saints (26:14). The album's guest collaborations (29:35). Favourite songs (35:06). Upcoming projects from Sleep and Televangel (38:55). Buy/Stream Incorruptible Saints here: https://televangel.bandcamp.com/album/incorruptible-saints  Follow Sleep Sinatra on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/SleepSinai?s=20  Follow Televangel on Twitter here: https://twitter.com/TELEVANGEL_?s=20  Follow Sleep Sinatra on Instagram here: https://instagram.com/northsidesleep?igshid=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==  Follow Televangel on Instagram here: https://www.instagram.com/televangel/?hl=en  -- Fiending for some more quality rap content? Visit the RMPP website: https://rmpp.squarespace.com/ Want to support and help us grow? Become a RMPP Patron, and gain access to exclusive content: https://www.patreon.com/therapmusicplugpodcast  Looking to connect? DM me @rapmusicplugpod on Twitter and Instagram, or shoot me an email at qlctv.podcast@gmail.com

Full show: https://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artists Played: Planet Asia, TzariZM, MidaZ the Beast, Casual, conshus, DMX, MyGrane McNastee, Erykah Badu, Napoleon Da Legend, Akhenaton, Har Mar Superstar, Kam Franklin, Jackie Venson, vsteeze, Funky DL, Nick Waterhouse, KEV BROWN, yU, India Jordan, Devin Morrison, Mello Music Group, Homeboy Sandman, Eric Lau, Valerie June, Revalation, GoD iLLa, DJ Flipcyide, Tecknowledgy, E-Turn, Deadpan Darling, Ceschi, Blue Sky Black Death, BRONSON, Gallant, TSHA, Genesis Owusu, Mick Jenkins, OutKast, GOODie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

Back for another fresh adventure into the crates with your favorite indie rappers, producers, and vocalists. This week Bloodmoney Perez sits down with the legendary Bay Area producer Televangel (formerly Young God of Blue Sky Black Death) to discuss his introduction to hip-hop growing up outside San Francisco, and then we dive into the Project Blowed related album "Beneath The Surface" from OMID which featured a who's who of Blowed MCs. You can follow Televangel on Twitter @0younggod0 or find his releases at fakefourinc.bandcamp.com

Heaven Razah aka Hell Razah aka Razah Rubiez makes his grand return to FTDOL also fresh off the release of his most recent documentary titled Risen: The Story Of Chron (Hell Razah) Smith. Including some topics he’s touched on in the film like his duo with 7th Ambassador, Sunz Of Man Holycore content, watching his old footage to learn, his first stage appearance after his brain aneurysm, his verse on Killarmy & various Wu Tang Solos albums, the production duo Blue Sky Black Death, Family ties running deep with Wu Tang & Sunz Of Man, some of his recent projects & much more! Risen: The Story Of Chron (Hell Razah) Smith is out now on Amazon Prime. Instagram. Guest: @hellrazahgram Host: @kxnglo Podcast Network: @fromthedeskoflo @datfeelin @datfeelinpodcast Hell Razah’s (first appearance 58:24) Formally known as Hell Razah (Sunz Of Man) Lo & Razah Rubiez talked about his rebirth as a artist it all started with his classic album Renaissance Child the follow up Razah’s Ladder, Razah finding his passion for rapping starting with break dancing, working with Kxng Crooked, history with Wu Tang Clan affiliate group Sunz Of Man, staying original, Chemistry with Shyheim, the evolution of Hip-Hop, cell phones, how American Hip-Hop can be very influential, his documentary Risen The Story Of Chron Smith, travelling, future work with Widowmaker & More

Today on the Solecast I'm interview Televangel formerly of Blue Sky Black Death. Televangel is a beatmaker/composer from Oakland currently residing in Portland, Oregon. Unlike most artists I bring on the Solecast to talk about their work and their politics, Televangel does it with his instrumental music, not vocals. In this interview we discuss the origins of his project and the general concept behind it. We also talk about the themes he explores in his work; drone warfare, the anthrocene, crisis & mutual aid. We also talk about his path to radical politics and how the internet can be a critical tool for political education. Televangel's new album Emergency Hearts is available on bandcamp and spotify.

The next edition of SRM: Today on the show Luna and Anna talk about the songs that mean the most to them and why they 'marked' them. TRACK LIST: Stomping at the Savoy - Red Garland Menshenjunges - Reinhart May Ain't Misbehaving - Fats Waller Journey to the Sorcerer - Blue Monday - New order Adriano Celentano Prisencolinensinainciusol Glass Animals - Gooey November - Max Richter Aphex twin - Avril 14 sleeping children are still flying - Blue Sky Black Death

In this episode we talk to Alejo Stark. Alejo is an organizer with Michigan Abolition and Prisoner Solidarity (MAPS) and a co-producer of Rustbelt Abolition Radio (RAR). Between 2008 and 2013, he was an undocumented student organizer with the migrant justice movement, fighting against deportations in South Florida and Rhode Island. Alejo has a PhD in Astronomy and Astrophysics. In this episode we take a high level view of the Zapatista movement, 25 years after the uprising of 1994. Alejo shares history of theoretical and practical contributions of Zapatismo, and discusses his time in Chiapas at The Zapatistas and ConSciences for Humanity conference. Alejo also discusses the women’s revolutionary law, key touch points and transitions in the Zapatismo struggle, the tension that exists between Zapatismo and state centric politicians like AMLO, and poses challenging questions for people looking for a way forward through a state centric project as the capitalist hydra brings about an unparalleled climate catastrophe. Music by Televangel, formerly of Blue Sky Black Death

Not For Human Consumption: Your drunken weekly update on all the things! Movies, games, life, and everything in between! "Season 2" is unofficially in full swing as we start this episode out by pandering to bakers, White Russians make a triumphant return, We're not a survival podcast, Dylan rekindles a relationship with an old friend, Self-checkouts are impossible, Matt has a spicy gif collection, Obstacles and mud, #CheckOutMySoundcloud is amazing, Allan doesn't finish Dylan's sentences, NFHC Facebook group appreciation, We dive into yet another movie trilogy this week with Dylan reviewing "Star Wars Episode 1: The Phantom Menace", "What Makes Dave Mad This Week?" featuring fan submissions, and finally some "Wittmann Breaking News". We close out the show with Blue Sky Black Death and their track "Swords From Driftwood". Visit us at www.NFHCPodcast.com for everything Not For Human Consumption. Support the show by subscribing to our Patreon! Leave us a voicemail any time by calling 480-788-7330 Blue Sky Black Death https://bsbd.bandcamp.com/ https://www.facebook.com/BSBDmusic/ World's Dumbest Pornstar https://youtu.be/2K2g2kh05vI Cooking With Your Mouth https://youtu.be/kQQZ2hje42E

This set is veeeeeerry chilled out, lots of single tracks that are in the 8-10 minute range. Great for contemplative work. Enjoy! 12:02pm Expanses 2 by The Green Kingdom on Expanses (Dronarivm) 12:07pm Sky With Hand by Blue Sky Black Death on - (-) 12:13pm Rain Falls by Andy Cato on - (-) 12:18pm 89 by El Kid on - (-) 12:21pm Regolith by Raindog on - (-) 12:25pm Xylem Up by D Numbers on - (-) 12:30pm Same Dream China by Gold Panda on - (-) 12:34pm Mima by Dorisburg on Journeys (needwant 2015) 12:40pm Bloom (Jamie XX Rework) by Radiohead on - (-) 12:42pm Hericlitus by The Books on Music For A French Elevator And Other Short Format Oddities (Temporary Residence Limited) 12:44pm Dream 3 (In the Midst of My Life) by Ben Russell, Max Richter, Yuki Numata Resnick on - (-) 12:54pm Das Spiel ist aus by The Notwists on - (-) 12:10pm Quick Kiss by Lapalux on - (-) 12:16pm You've Heard by Daedalus on - (-) 12:20pm Motion by Balam Acab on - (-) 12:22pm Whatever by Shantel on - (-) 1:13pm Azure by Greg Haines on - (-) 1:25pm Oktober by Bersarin Quartet on Bersarin Quartet (-) 1:31pm Evenings by Sekuoia on Trips (-) 1:35pm Inside Your Dream by Melorman on After Noon (-) 1:39pm Free The Mind by Jóhann Jóhannsson on - (-) 1:41pm Adventure by Disasterpiece on - (-) 1:44pm 16:40 by IAMBEAR on - (-) 1:49pm The No-Color of Rain or Dust by Haiku Salut on Etch and etch deep (-) 1:52pm Thank You by Djurum on - (-)

12:14pm Masollan by Balmorhea on - (-) 12:16pm Eclairage by Kimyan Law on Coeur Calme (-) 12:22pm Finally Moving by Pretty Lights on Taking Up Your Precious Time (Pretty Lights Music) 12:26pm Sincerely Yours, the D.A.C. by Dirty Art Club on - (-) 12:29pm It's All Around You by Tortoise on It's All Around You (Thrilljockey) 12:33pm Lorge by El Ten Eleven on El Ten Eleven (unk) 12:36pm Heirloom by Yujen on - (-) 12:40pm No Loss by The Range on - (-) 12:43pm Only Promises by Blue Sky Black Death on - (-) 12:47pm Draw (Dorian Concept Remix) by Cid Rim, Dorian Concept on - (-) 12:50pm Hayling (Max Cooper Remix) by FC Kahuna, Hayling on - (-) 12:57pm Daybreak by Electric Mantis on - (-) 12:58pm Peach & Pomegranate by Seiho on - (-) 1:01pm A Glowing Light, a Promise by Makeup and Vanity Set on - (-) 1:05pm Feel It All Around by Washed Out on - (-) 1:09pm Suite 1 by RJD2 on - (-) 1:11pm Hold Me (Instrumental) by Milosh on - (-) 1:19pm Subsun by Dr. Toast on - (-) 1:24pm Cantamilla by Tranquility Bass on - (-) 1:30pm Believe In It by michna on thousand thursday (ghostly international) 1:32pm 9 Lazy 9 by Tumbleweed on - (-) 1:35pm Slo by Giraffage on - (-) 1:37pm Tokyo Ghost Stories by Arovane on - (-) 1:42pm Oom Velt by Salt Cathedral on - (-) 1:44pm Candles by Jon Hopkins on - (-) 1:47pm Folds by Feverkin, Koresma on - (-) 1:50pm Stop Using Logic by Thrupence on - (-) 1:53pm Exhausted Machine Island by Joseph Nothing on - (-) 1:55pm Tommib by Squarepusher on - (-) 1:56pm 1804 by The Range on Potential (Domino)

Nacho Picasso Talks Getting His First Tattoo, Late Start At Rapping, His Mom's Abusive Ex That Stole Christmas and Performs “Villains In My Circle” Live In StudioNacho Picasso is a Seattle raised rapper. He's a clear alternative to what comes to mind when discussing “Seattle Rap.” Seattle is known for churning out safe, marketable, pseudo-uplifting, boom-bap inspired rap. Nacho's music lives in a dark world of gun violence, drugs, and sexual deviance.After talking to him it seems that art truly imitates life. I'm aware many of our listeners are quickly turned off by those tropes and themes in rap music. But Nacho's music is filled with layered lyricism and obscure pop culture references. He's undeniably charismatic and has one of the most unique voices currently rapping. On top of that the raps are often over thumping Blue Sky Black Death instrumentals.Hear Nacho Picasso talk about his late start to rap, getting his first tattoo at 13, and the abusive mom's ex-boyfriend that stole Christmas one year.–Lee See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Textures arranged to make a soundbed lying somewhere in between the background and foreground of your consciousness. Work to this! http://bff.fm/broadcasts/view/3990 12:03pm Dbs by Pilote on The Slowdown (-) 12:10pm Some Have Said by Yppah on Eighty One (- ) 12:12pm Shoouss Lullaby by Teebs on E s t a r a (-) 12:14pm Aminals by Baths on Cerulean (-) 12:17pm Quatic by Botany on Lava Diviner (-) 12:21pm Air & Kilometers by Kaki King on Dreaming of Revenge (-) 12:24pm The Moon Grotto by scntfc on Sword & Sworcery: Moon Grotto 7" (-) 12:25pm El Ten Eleven by Transitions on Transitions (-) 12:35pm Lovely by Manatee Commune on Brush (-) 12:39pm 401 Circuit by I Am Robot and Proud on Uphill City (-) 12:43pm Marzipan Children by Little People on We Are But Hunks Of Wood (Youth & Progress) 12:46pm Casanova by Floex on Zorya (-) 12:51pm Dusk To Dawn (Frameworks Remix) by Emancipator on Dusk to Dawn Remixes (Loci Records) 12:56pm Graffiti on a Sunday Night by Neat Beats on Cosmic Surgery (-) 1:00pm Bump by Yosi Horikawa on First World Records (-) 1:02pm Hip-hop Cocotte by Populous on Queue for Love (-) 1:06pm The World is Yours by Will Sessions on The Elmatic Instrumentals (-) 1:10pm Breakdown - Instrumental by Handsome Boy Modeling School on White People (-) 1:13pm Sleeping Children Are Still Flying by Blue Sky Black Death on Noir (-) 1:18pm Below the White Bluffs by scntfc on The Hanford Reach (-) 1:20pm Indian Summer by Jai Wolf on Indian Summer (-) 1:23pm Jetstream by Lusine on Language Barrier (-) 1:27pm Sweet Unrest by Apparat on The Devil's Walk (-) 1:30pm Down to Earth - Sean Glass Mix by Flight Facilities on Down to Earth (remixes) (-) 1:33pm Hold Me Down by Darkstar on Late Night Tales - Jon Hopkins (-) 1:40pm You See Colours by CFCF on Continent (-) 1:45pm Natural by Clams Casino on Rainforest (-) 1:47pm Olympia 2011 by Groundislava on Feel Me (-) 1:49pm Concept 11 by Kodomo on Still Life (-) 1:54pm Bright Night by Dntel on Aimlessness (-) 1:58pm Ursa by Floex on Zorya (-)

This week we present our last regular mix of 2013. We’ve got a relaxing mix with new music from Booka Shade, Jensen Sportag, Blue Sky Black Death, Recondite, Hammock, and lovesliescrushing. Tune in next week for the first mix in our two-part 2013 retrospective. Playlist Download 12/07/2013

STREAM or DOWNLOAD On this sweltering sun-fest, Mista Montana and Menace do this: Filled with fact-based philosophy and an attitude that would kick the ass off most radio interviewers, Hot97's Program Director EBro joins us for an epic 45 minute discussion about the reason why New York's biggest urban corporation plays the idiotic feminine music that it plays. Far from being an ignorant one-sided attack on arguably the most important radio station in Hip Hop history, Montana and Menace take time to hear and converse with EBro's sensible and undisputed logic, as well as reviewing his heated views on a varied selection of icons within the Hip Hop culture including Riff Raff. Essential listening. Apollo Brown join us fresh from the critically-acclaimed Ghostface Killer project to discuss the making of one of hip hop's best alternative version albums. He also explores the making of the Ugly Heroes album as well as mentioning all of his forthcoming work including production for Method Man, Heavy Metal Kingz new album with Vinnie Paz and Ill Bill plus a lot more. Strange Music's highly coveted artist Rittz joins us to travel through his often troubled career and to celebrate his current status as Tech9ne's artist and Yelawolf's protégé. We discuss life on Strange Music Records, how long it will take for him to collaborate with Eminem, his thoughts on Kanye and much more in a heart-warming interview.  Mystical realist Nacho Picasso joins us to talk about his current status as one of the web's most covered emcees. We talk Blue Sky Black Death, drugs, dark arts, seeing rainbows and a whole heap of other things. Expect the unexpected. Tragedy Khadafi is with us along side Purpose form the Tragic Allies to explore the 7 G.E.M.S. project as well as reflecting upon both artists' careers, the change in Tragedy's messages, forthcoming projects and more. Del The Funky Homosapien steps in live from his garden to talk about his new albums, Deltron Event II, the Hieroglyphics album The Kitchen, his colab album with Kool Keith and Kutmasta Kurt plus we talk NSA and the whole government spying scandal. AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Back in controversial form Mista Montana and Menace explain why Edward Snowden is a fake governmental plant, the proof that the “Find Kony” hoax was a social experiment, the ways in which the NSA is working to target the Upper Middle Classes, Alex Jones' undiscovered governmental job, beef with artists and much more in a very hot but breezy wave of unregulated mainstream underground radio.  Take the plunge! Contact: conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com   STREAM or DOWNLOAD

STREAM or DOWNLOAD On this sweltering sun-fest, Mista Montana and Menace do this: Filled with fact-based philosophy and an attitude that would kick the ass off most radio interviewers, Hot97's Program Director EBro joins us for an epic 45 minute discussion about the reason why New York's biggest urban corporation plays the idiotic feminine music that it plays. Far from being an ignorant one-sided attack on arguably the most important radio station in Hip Hop history, Montana and Menace take time to hear and converse with EBro's sensible and undisputed logic, as well as reviewing his heated views on a varied selection of icons within the Hip Hop culture including Riff Raff. Essential listening. Apollo Brown join us fresh from the critically-acclaimed Ghostface Killer project to discuss the making of one of hip hop's best alternative version albums. He also explores the making of the Ugly Heroes album as well as mentioning all of his forthcoming work including production for Method Man, Heavy Metal Kingz new album with Vinnie Paz and Ill Bill plus a lot more. Strange Music's highly coveted artist Rittz joins us to travel through his often troubled career and to celebrate his current status as Tech9ne's artist and Yelawolf's protégé. We discuss life on Strange Music Records, how long it will take for him to collaborate with Eminem, his thoughts on Kanye and much more in a heart-warming interview.  Mystical realist Nacho Picasso joins us to talk about his current status as one of the web's most covered emcees. We talk Blue Sky Black Death, drugs, dark arts, seeing rainbows and a whole heap of other things. Expect the unexpected. Tragedy Khadafi is with us along side Purpose form the Tragic Allies to explore the 7 G.E.M.S. project as well as reflecting upon both artists' careers, the change in Tragedy's messages, forthcoming projects and more. Del The Funky Homosapien steps in live from his garden to talk about his new albums, Deltron Event II, the Hieroglyphics album The Kitchen, his colab album with Kool Keith and Kutmasta Kurt plus we talk NSA and the whole government spying scandal. AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Back in controversial form Mista Montana and Menace explain why Edward Snowden is a fake governmental plant, the proof that the “Find Kony” hoax was a social experiment, the ways in which the NSA is working to target the Upper Middle Classes, Alex Jones' undiscovered governmental job, beef with artists and much more in a very hot but breezy wave of unregulated mainstream underground radio.  Take the plunge! Contact: conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com   STREAM or DOWNLOAD

Father's Day show with special guest DJ Austin Stuart Hanlin. Today is also Austin's 13th birthday, now he's a teenager I let him pick all of today's music. Phoenix, Temper Trap, Imogen Heap, Jellyfish, The Specials, The Skids, Blue Sky Black Death, Soundtrack to Utopia the TV drama on UK's Channel 4, The Clash, Nitin […]

David Bowie, Big Audio Dynamite, The Sugarcubes, Blue Sky Black Death, Japan, Daft Punk, Simple Minds, The Blue Nile, Texas, Everything, Everything, Friendly Fires, The Foals, Phoenix, Lenny Kravitz and a special Mothers Day dedication from Austin Hanlin.

1 Darq E Freaker - Blueberry (Pills & Cocaine) (Feat. Danny Brown) 2 Flying Lotus - Between Friends (feat. Earl Sweatshirt & Captain Murphy) 3 Azealia Banks - Nathan (Feat. Styles P) 4 MAYDAY! - Hardcore Bitches (feat. Murs) 5 Domo Genesis & The Alchemist - Elimination Chamber (feat. Earl Sweatshirt, Vince Staples & Action Bronson) 6 SpaceGhostPurrp - Osiris of the East 7 Dark Time Sunshine - Take My Hand (feat. Aesop Rock & Swamburger) 8 Blue Sky Black Death and Nacho Picasso - The Gods Dont Favor You 9 The Alchemist - Flight Confirmation (feat. Danny Brown & Schoolboy Q) 10 Hopsin - Ill Mind of Hopsin 5 11 MellowHype - Fakuoy 12 Danny Brown & Araabmuzik - Molly Ringwald 13 Mac Miller x Pharrell - Onaroll 14 Childish Gambino - Fire Fly 15 Nottz - You Need This Music (feat. Pusha T & Dwele)

The WEEKND · What You Need EMIKA · Drop The Other FEDERICO AUBELE · Ojala NATALIA CLAVIER · El Arbol (Pinkertones Remix) EMANCIPATOR · Soon It Will Be Cold Enough To Build Fires KABANJAK · Dub to Go (Ancient Astronauts Remix) SOULEANCE · Amourette INF · The Go Round DEADBEATS · Breathe RJD2 · The Stranger ANCIENT ASTRONAUTS · Worldwide PEOPLE UNDER THE STAIRS · Schooled In The Trade The SUBMARINES · 1940 (Amplive Remix) LITTLE PEOPLE · Start Shootin' BLUE SKY BLACK DEATH · Lord of Our Vice All tracks selected and mixed by ADAM at Nursery Rhyme Studios, May 2011. Special thanks to Reehee and Shred, and to my wife Christi. Dedicated to my son, Jack Danger, who has a lifetime of discovering great music to look forward to. ADAM: "This latest mix is a celebration of works new and old, including some new releases from DC's own ESL music. Dark, lush, taut productions merge and meld with some classic instrumental hip-hop and electro-funk. Together, they make for a bass heavy ride that explores a range of emotions, from desperate longing the morning after, to the joy of a carefree sunny day. This mix was both a challenge and a source of reward for me, and I hope that you enjoy it as much as I do.”

For the first ever Sound Writer podcast, we introduce our panelists, mourn the passing of Gerard Smith, and discuss new releases from Odd Future, Fleet Foxes, Blue Sky Black Death, and others.http://ia600606.us.archive.org/30/items/SoundWriterPodcast/Podcast5_9_11.mp3You can listen to Noah’s radio show Sunday’s at 4 AM PST (7 AM EST) at http://wobc.org/You can listen to Tad’s radio show Sunday’s at 12 AM PST (3 AM EST) at http://uclaradio.com/You can listen to the station Matt assists at, KEXP, at http://kexp.org/Default.aspxHere are some songs or tracks from albums mentioned in this week’s podcast:IAM- Libère Mon Imagination (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q-cks-daWHY) Tyler, the Creator- Yonkers (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XSbZidsgMfw Beastie Boys- Make Some Noise (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WdgLMslbDuY Rhea’s Obsession- Nightshade (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RIJMRy2Qm3w) Blue Sky Black Death- Sleeping Children are Still Flying (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T4qICd3ldLU) CunninLynguists- Beautiful Girl (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dKanlj4tRE4 Cybo- Stripped (http://soundcloud.com/djcybo/stripped) I Monster- Heaven (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0NGMBP0Mk4I)

**TO LISTEN OR DOWNLOAD SEE THE END OF THE SHOW DESCRIPTION!** On this masters of hardcore event we have: Bun B joins us for a feature-length interview to discuss his career as a lecturer of Humanities, Hip Hop and Religion. Far from the crack tales and street rap braggadocio that his artistic persona may suggest, this interview takes the listener on a deep journey into the reasons why Bun B devotes his daily life to teaching, including the conflict between his professional life as a rapper and his aspirations as educator. We also discuss his new album set for release later this year, including confirmed collaborations with DJ Premier and the interesting news that he is set to work once more with Jay Z. As refreshing as a spring breeze, taste a true veteran of the craft. Onyx are back and Onyx are mad. Sticky Fingaz bounces onto the show to deliver an in-depth and passionate interview regarding the groups new album "Cuzzo" set for release soon. As hardcore as you'd expect, Sticky Fingaz talks politics and conspiracy theories, citing their new video for the track "2012" as a sign of Onyx's attack on the political ideals of America, as well as drawing comparisons between the rap industry and the power structure of society. We also reflect upon the classic work of Onyx, discussing the creation of one of hip hop's hardest albums "Bacdafucup". Essential, edgy listening. Hieroglyphics are one of hip hop's most accessible and loved creative collectives. It was our pleasure to welcome onto the show Tajai, A Plus and Casual for a round table of discussion, spanning new releases from all Hiero members to deep conspiracy theory discussion, with Casual offering his detailed knowledge of chem trails and mind control techniques. We conclude with a candid freestyle cipher that has to be heard to be believed and round up what inevitably turned out to be one of Hieroglyphics best moments on our show. Blue Sky Black Death are one of hip hop's most ethereal and creative productive partnerships. They join us on this show to discuss their new album 'NOIR' which is set for release on April 26th. As well as allowing their fans the opportunity to meet the men behind the magic, BSBD also discuss future movie scoring, production work with Vinnie Paz, Jean Grae and the countless other artists that they would like to collaborate with. They also come bearing gifts and give away copies of their new album to some of our lucky live listeners. Has-Lo makes timeless, mood evoking music that has no parallels in terms of its sonic tragedy and somber vocal explorations. It was our gift to meet the mood maker himself and allow him to share with us the real meaning behind his life as a hip hop artist, including a breakdown of his superb latest album 'If I Don't Make It'. Admired by producers and hip hop fans worldwide, Has-Lo is as every bit as reflective and honest as his music suggests, making for a must hear interview. UK statue Cyrus Malachi steps proudly onto the show to talk about his latest album 'Ancient Future' and his relationship with the UK mainstream media, citing a distinct lack of support from the ever less powerful British radio outlets such as the BBC. We talk Duckdown, the success of No Cure Records and future Triple Darkness material including a full expansion of the group. There are many of people like us left in the UK and we are winning. AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Mista Montana and Menace proudly launch the all new Conspiracy Worldwide Connect social network site at http://www.conspiracyuk.com bringing together the entire global spectrum of Conspiracy Worldwide Radio listeners and artists. Please feel free to join as soon as you can. Enjoy our hardcore! Contact us at conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com Blackberry Messenger: 22192BE3 Mista Montana - http://www.montanauk.com Menace - http://messengermenace.blogspot.com

**TO LISTEN OR DOWNLOAD SEE THE END OF THE SHOW DESCRIPTION!** On this masters of hardcore event we have: Bun B joins us for a feature-length interview to discuss his career as a lecturer of Humanities, Hip Hop and Religion. Far from the crack tales and street rap braggadocio that his artistic persona may suggest, this interview takes the listener on a deep journey into the reasons why Bun B devotes his daily life to teaching, including the conflict between his professional life as a rapper and his aspirations as educator. We also discuss his new album set for release later this year, including confirmed collaborations with DJ Premier and the interesting news that he is set to work once more with Jay Z. As refreshing as a spring breeze, taste a true veteran of the craft. Onyx are back and Onyx are mad. Sticky Fingaz bounces onto the show to deliver an in-depth and passionate interview regarding the groups new album "Cuzzo" set for release soon. As hardcore as you'd expect, Sticky Fingaz talks politics and conspiracy theories, citing their new video for the track "2012" as a sign of Onyx's attack on the political ideals of America, as well as drawing comparisons between the rap industry and the power structure of society. We also reflect upon the classic work of Onyx, discussing the creation of one of hip hop's hardest albums "Bacdafucup". Essential, edgy listening. Hieroglyphics are one of hip hop's most accessible and loved creative collectives. It was our pleasure to welcome onto the show Tajai, A Plus and Casual for a round table of discussion, spanning new releases from all Hiero members to deep conspiracy theory discussion, with Casual offering his detailed knowledge of chem trails and mind control techniques. We conclude with a candid freestyle cipher that has to be heard to be believed and round up what inevitably turned out to be one of Hieroglyphics best moments on our show. Blue Sky Black Death are one of hip hop's most ethereal and creative productive partnerships. They join us on this show to discuss their new album 'NOIR' which is set for release on April 26th. As well as allowing their fans the opportunity to meet the men behind the magic, BSBD also discuss future movie scoring, production work with Vinnie Paz, Jean Grae and the countless other artists that they would like to collaborate with. They also come bearing gifts and give away copies of their new album to some of our lucky live listeners. Has-Lo makes timeless, mood evoking music that has no parallels in terms of its sonic tragedy and somber vocal explorations. It was our gift to meet the mood maker himself and allow him to share with us the real meaning behind his life as a hip hop artist, including a breakdown of his superb latest album 'If I Don't Make It'. Admired by producers and hip hop fans worldwide, Has-Lo is as every bit as reflective and honest as his music suggests, making for a must hear interview. UK statue Cyrus Malachi steps proudly onto the show to talk about his latest album 'Ancient Future' and his relationship with the UK mainstream media, citing a distinct lack of support from the ever less powerful British radio outlets such as the BBC. We talk Duckdown, the success of No Cure Records and future Triple Darkness material including a full expansion of the group. There are many of people like us left in the UK and we are winning. AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Mista Montana and Menace proudly launch the all new Conspiracy Worldwide Connect social network site at http://www.conspiracyuk.com bringing together the entire global spectrum of Conspiracy Worldwide Radio listeners and artists. Please feel free to join as soon as you can. Enjoy our hardcore! Contact us at conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com Blackberry Messenger: 22192BE3 Mista Montana - http://www.montanauk.com Menace - http://messengermenace.blogspot.com

On this spectacular seven hour broadcast we have: Necro launches into the Conspiracy Studios in style, delivering an epic and extreme two hour long interview. Sounding focused, driven and most of all thriving from life itself, hip hop's most dedicated independent artist never stalls as the Psychological Records' ghost train rumbles back onto the tracks for 2010/2011. As well as offering exclusive freestyles/live verses and exploring his up coming releases after "DIE!",including the 500 plus beats he has ready to record to, we candidly discuss sensitive topics close to Necro's heart. These include Eminem's apparent 'snubbing' of him, Rakim's opinions of his work, the relevance/hypocrisy of political rappers and so much more in one of the most in-depth yet never dry Necro interviews you will ever hear. WARNING! Not for those of a humorless disposition. Purchase "DIE!" today if you want Necro music tomorrow - http://www.necrohiphop.com/ Fresh off an Australian tour with Talib Kweli, Jean Grae joins us live from the studio where she's currently working on her new Eddie Izzard inspired album entitled Cake Or Death. Prepare to be entertained as the ever witty and passionate self proclaimed Jeanius reveals exclusive news on upcoming projects including albums with Nottz, M-Phazes and more. In addition we find out that her collaborative album with Blue Sky Black Death, The Evil Jeanius was an unauthorised project that was created in Baby Grande Records secrecy and to this day she hasn't heard the album. Further obscurity ensues when Jean speaks on stalker fans and Justin Biebers addiction of walking into doors. A must hear interview for fans of Jean Grae. Apathy is having fun right now and what better way to celebrate his success then to celebrate it with us. Riding high off the success of his group The Get Busy Committee’s debut "Uzi Does It" and last years "Wanna Snuggle", Apathy is a focused man. Simply put; Ap' refuses to lose. In this interview the former Atlantic Records signing conquers any spells of rain ahead in his career and discusses upcoming projects including his upcoming solo album "Honky Kong", a new Demigodz full length, collaborative project with Diabolic Sleeper Cell plus a follow up to "Uzi Does it". True to Apathy's roots in slaying the mic and wack rappers, he also speaks on his reason for getting at Asher Roth and Charles Hamilton on recent leak " We're Going To Kill You". Listen as an uncuffed and uncaged Apathy breaks free in what just might be one of his best interviews to date! Just Ice is the pioneer of hardcore. His legacy and ground-breaking contributions are vital yet frequently overlooked. Join us as we meet the man behind the classics and explore his new project with KRS-One, including a deep analysis of his working and personal relationship with The Teacha, from Kool & Deadly to his new EP/video with him, Kurtis Mantronix, the immortality of hip hop and more in a true blessing of an interview. Pugs Atomz and Grant Parks are about to deliver an album on June 1st, which embodies the phrase "fresh". They have the type of effortless, working chemistry, seldom seen within the remits of hip hop in 2010. We talk to the dynamic duo about production, internet bloggers and much more in a mere snapshot of these Picassos of hip hop. UK producer and hip hop pillar, Skitz, joins us to explain the full dynamics of his new album as well as an in depth analysis of the conflict between the music industry and the interest of the creative hip hop artist. As well as passing us two world exclusive tracks from his new album, Skitz conveys a confidence and reassurance regarding the future for UK urban music, which is as comforting as it is informative. AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Scorzayzee steps in to update the globe on the huge hive of creative activity flourishing within the Notts area of the UK. Artists like Dizzee Rascal and N Dubz have given the UK hip hop scene an appalling image overseas and it is within your power to search out the massively talented array of artists that Scorz breaks down - use this link as a helper - http://www.getnottz.co.uk Enjoy our hard work! Check out the BRAND NEW WEBSITES Official Mista Montana website at http://www.montanauk.com - downloads, bio, social network sites and more! AND The Official Menace Blog at http://www.messengermenace.blogspot.com - thought-provoking posts and commentary. Contact us at conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com Montana Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/mista_montana Montana Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/realmontana2 Menace Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/lukemenace Menace Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/menaceuk Conspiracy Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/conspiracyradio Friday Night Twitter: http://twitter.com/conspiracyfm If you appreciate what we do please give what you can and we will be here forever!

**TO LISTEN OR DOWNLOAD SEE THE END OF THE SHOW DESCRIPTION - POST TO YOUR FACEBOOK PAGE IF YOU LOVE HIP HOP !** On this spectacular seven hour broadcast we have: Necro launches into the Conspiracy Studios in style, delivering an epic and extreme two hour long interview. Sounding focused, driven and most of all thriving from life itself, hip hop's most dedicated independent artist never stalls as the Psychological Records' ghost train rumbles back onto the tracks for 2010/2011. As well as offering exclusive freestyles/live verses and exploring his up coming releases after "DIE!",including the 500 plus beats he has ready to record to, we candidly discuss sensitive topics close to Necro's heart. These include Eminem's apparent 'snubbing' of him, Rakim's opinions of his work, the relevance/hypocrisy of political rappers and so much more in one of the most in-depth yet never dry Necro interviews you will ever hear. WARNING! Not for those of a humorless disposition. Purchase "DIE!" today if you want Necro music tomorrow - http://www.necrohiphop.com/ Fresh off an Australian tour with Talib Kweli, Jean Grae joins us live from the studio where she's currently working on her new Eddie Izzard inspired album entitled Cake Or Death. Prepare to be entertained as the ever witty and passionate self proclaimed Jeanius reveals exclusive news on upcoming projects including albums with Nottz, M-Phazes and more. In addition we find out that her collaborative album with Blue Sky Black Death, The Evil Jeanius was an unauthorised project that was created in Baby Grande Records secrecy and to this day she hasn't heard the album. Further obscurity ensues when Jean speaks on stalker fans and Justin Biebers addiction of walking into doors. A must hear interview for fans of Jean Grae. Apathy is having fun right now and what better way to celebrate his success then to celebrate it with us. Riding high off the success of his group The Get Busy Committee’s debut "Uzi Does It" and last years "Wanna Snuggle", Apathy is a focused man. Simply put; Ap' refuses to lose. In this interview the former Atlantic Records signing conquers any spells of rain ahead in his career and discusses upcoming projects including his upcoming solo album "Honky Kong", a new Demigodz full length, collaborative project with Diabolic Sleeper Cell plus a follow up to "Uzi Does it". True to Apathy's roots in slaying the mic and wack rappers, he also speaks on his reason for getting at Asher Roth and Charles Hamilton on recent leak " We're Going To Kill You". Listen as an uncuffed and uncaged Apathy breaks free in what just might be one of his best interviews to date! Just Ice is the pioneer of hardcore. His legacy and ground-breaking contributions are vital yet frequently overlooked. Join us as we meet the man behind the classics and explore his new project with KRS-One, including a deep analysis of his working and personal relationship with The Teacha, from Kool & Deadly to his new EP/video with him, Kurtis Mantronix, the immortality of hip hop and more in a true blessing of an interview. Pugs Atomz and Grant Parks are about to deliver an album on June 1st, which embodies the phrase "fresh". They have the type of effortless, working chemistry, seldom seen within the remits of hip hop in 2010. We talk to the dynamic duo about production, internet bloggers and much more in a mere snapshot of these Picassos of hip hop. UK producer and hip hop pillar, Skitz, joins us to explain the full dynamics of his new album as well as an in depth analysis of the conflict between the music industry and the interest of the creative hip hop artist. As well as passing us two world exclusive tracks from his new album, Skitz conveys a confidence and reassurance regarding the future for UK urban music, which is as comforting as it is informative. AND THAT'S NOT ALL! Scorzayzee steps in to update the globe on the huge hive of creative activity flourishing within the Notts area of the UK. Artists like Dizzee Rascal and N Dubz have given the UK hip hop scene an appalling image overseas and it is within your power to search out the massively talented array of artists that Scorz breaks down - use this link as a helper - http://www.getnottz.co.uk Enjoy our hard work! Check out the BRAND NEW WEBSITES Official Mista Montana website at http://www.montanauk.com - downloads, bio, social network sites and more! AND The Official Menace Blog at http://www.messengermenace.blogspot.com - thought-provoking posts and commentary. Contact us at conspiracyworldwide@gmail.com Montana Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/mista_montana Montana Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/realmontana2 Menace Facebook: http://www.facebook.com/lukemenace Menace Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/menaceuk Conspiracy Twitter: http://www.twitter.com/conspiracyradio Friday Night Twitter: http://twitter.com/conspiracyfm If you appreciate what we do please give what you can and we will be here forever!

"Strikes" by Blue Sky Black Death from Evil Jenius-Instrumentals; "Colophon" by Speaker Gain Teardrop from Particle Protocol; "Hyyris" by Hannu from Harhailua; "Ye Ama Piooo" by Baikonour from Your Ear Knows Future; "Regato" by Prefuse 73 from Everything She Touched Turned Ampexian; The title track from The Trees Grew Emotions and Died by Cold Cave; "Lunar Mansions" by The Alps from A Path through The Sun; "Munchen" by the Kilimanjaro DarkJazz Ensemble from Mutations; "Terrifying Fungus" by Cathedral of Failure from Boarderline; "Flashing (Film Version)" by Goblin from Tenebre; "Skull Theft" by Infinity Window from Artificial Midnight.

"Strikes" by Blue Sky Black Death from Evil Jenius-Instrumentals; "Colophon" by Speaker Gain Teardrop from Particle Protocol; "Hyyris" by Hannu from Harhailua; "Ye Ama Piooo" by Baikonour from Your Ear Knows Future; "Regato" by Prefuse 73 from Everything She Touched Turned Ampexian; The title track from The Trees Grew Emotions and Died by Cold Cave; "Lunar Mansions" by The Alps from A Path through The Sun; "Munchen" by the Kilimanjaro DarkJazz Ensemble from Mutations; "Terrifying Fungus" by Cathedral of Failure from Boarderline; "Flashing (Film Version)" by Goblin from Tenebre; "Skull Theft" by Infinity Window from Artificial Midnight.

Installment number four features: Blue Sky Black Death, Amon Tobin, Portishead, Buscemi and more.

"Joyful Noise" by Cloudland Canyon from Requiems Der Natur, 2002-2004; "Part 3" by Astral Social Club from Astral Social Club; "Slovami Poeta" by Gultskra Artikler from Kasha iz Topora; The title track from Ordination of the Globetrotting Conscripts by Talibam!; "K-Land" by Pluramon from The Monstrous Surplus; "Tequila Feast" by Pulga from Pulga Loves You; "Insan" by Ghede Chokra�s Shark Move from the self titled CD; "The Last Moments after Death" by Tigersmilk from Android Love Cry; "Things Will Grow" by Wildildlife from Six; "Dream of Dying" by Blue Sky Black Death from A Heap of Broken Images; "Dreaming Of Betrayal, Awakening Refreshed" by Fond of Tigers from Release The Saviours; "Mother Put the Wheel Away I Cannot Spin Tonight" by Rah Bras from Whohm; "Disease" by Aluk Todolo from Descension.

"Joyful Noise" by Cloudland Canyon from Requiems Der Natur, 2002-2004; "Part 3" by Astral Social Club from Astral Social Club; "Slovami Poeta" by Gultskra Artikler from Kasha iz Topora; The title track from Ordination of the Globetrotting Conscripts by Talibam!; "K-Land" by Pluramon from The Monstrous Surplus; "Tequila Feast" by Pulga from Pulga Loves You; "Insan" by Ghede Chokra�s Shark Move from the self titled CD; "The Last Moments after Death" by Tigersmilk from Android Love Cry; "Things Will Grow" by Wildildlife from Six; "Dream of Dying" by Blue Sky Black Death from A Heap of Broken Images; "Dreaming Of Betrayal, Awakening Refreshed" by Fond of Tigers from Release The Saviours; "Mother Put the Wheel Away I Cannot Spin Tonight" by Rah Bras from Whohm; "Disease" by Aluk Todolo from Descension.

"The Dead Tree Gives No Shelter" by Blue Sky Black Death from A Heap of Broken Images; "A Debra Modern Ken" by Aidan Baker from Broken and Remade; "Watercolour" by Qua from Painting Monsters On Clouds; "Mouvement - The Flesh is Weak" by The Angelic Process from Coma Waering; "Crempogsmultron" by Mugstar from their self-titled CD; "Not Right" by Smegma from 33 1/3; "Forever Heavy" by Black Moth Super Rainbow from Dandelion Gum; "Providence" by Deerhunter from Cryptograms; "This One Will Kill Us" by Slaraffenland from Private Cinema; "Feed the King" by Dredd Foole from Daze on the Mounts; "Race Out" by Battles from Mirrored; "Witch Hunt of the Sun People" by Expo 70 from Exquisite Lust

"The Dead Tree Gives No Shelter" by Blue Sky Black Death from A Heap of Broken Images; "A Debra Modern Ken" by Aidan Baker from Broken and Remade; "Watercolour" by Qua from Painting Monsters On Clouds; "Mouvement - The Flesh is Weak" by The Angelic Process from Coma Waering; "Crempogsmultron" by Mugstar from their self-titled CD; "Not Right" by Smegma from 33 1/3; "Forever Heavy" by Black Moth Super Rainbow from Dandelion Gum; "Providence" by Deerhunter from Cryptograms; "This One Will Kill Us" by Slaraffenland from Private Cinema; "Feed the King" by Dredd Foole from Daze on the Mounts; "Race Out" by Battles from Mirrored; "Witch Hunt of the Sun People" by Expo 70 from Exquisite Lust