Podcasts about blues control

Al hilo del final del programa anterior, Estéreo360º propone una ruta cronológica en forma de DJFlow Mix por las referencias de la serie FRKWYS, reunión mitológica y colaborativa de los actores del presente y el pasado de la mejor música experimental. Recórranla de acuerdo al siguiente MAPA SONORO: DJFLOW MIX: EXCEPTER: Shots Ring (Carter Tutti Remix) (FRKWYS Vol. 2, 2009) / ARP & ANTHONY MOORE: Spinette (FRKWYS Vol. 3, 2010) / PSYCHIC ILLS: Witchcraft Breaker (Hans-Joachim Irmler Remix) (FRKWYS Vol. 4, 2010) / MIRROR MIRROR: Love Is the Law (Stuart Moxham's Laying Down the Law Remix) (FRKWYS Vol. 5, 2011) / JULIANNA BARWICK & IKUE MORI: Stalactite Castle (FRKWYS Vol. 6, 2011) / BORDEN, FERRARO, GODIN, HALO & LOPATIN: Just a Little Pollution (FRKWYS Vol. 7, 2011) / BLUES CONTROL & LARAAJI: City of Love (FRKWYS Vol. 8, 2011) / SUN ARAW & M. GEDDES GENGRAS meet THE CONGOS: Happy Song (FRKWYS Vol. 9: Icon Give Thank, 2012) / DAVID VAN TIEGHEM X TEN: Slippery Slope (FRKWYS Vol. 10: Fits & Starts, 2013) / STEVE GUNN & MIKE COOPER: Saramago (FRKWYS Vol. 11: Cantos de Lisboa, 2014) / ROBERT AIKI AUBREY LOWE & ARIEL KALMA: Mille voix (FRKWYS Vol. 12: We Know Each Other Somehow, 2015) / TASHI WADA with YOSHI WADA and FRIENDS: Aubade (FRKWYS Vol. 14: Nue, 2018) / VISIBLE CLOAKS, YOSHIO OJIMA & SATSUKI SHIBANO: Anata (FRKWYS Vol. 15: serenitatem, 2019) / IAN WILLIAM CRAIG & DANIEL LENTZ: Fragrance (FRKWYS Vol. 16: In a Word, 2020) / KA BAIRD & PEKKA AIRAKSINEN: Syzygy (For Pekka) (FRKWYS VOL. 17: Hungry Shells, 2021) // BONUS TRACKS: TASHI WADA with YOSHI WADA: Niagara (Laurel Halo “Lilith” Remix) (FRKWYS Vol. 14: Nue Remixes Laurel Halo / Julia Holter, 2019) / PSYCHIC ILLS & GIBBY HAYNES: Where’s the Beginning? (FRKWYS Vol. 4.5: Nowhere in the Night, 2022) //

"Transmissions is a lovely name; I think that's a very crucial name for this age." So says mystic musician Laraaji, our guest this week on the show. Sitting down with host Jason P. Woodbury, His Orangeness (AKA Edward Larry Gordon) discusses his new collaboration with NOUS and Arji OceAnanda, Circle of Celebration, plus his upbringing in the Baptist church, initial entry into meditation, the spiritual qualities of laughter, and much more. Introduced to the world by Brian Eno, who heard him playing electric zither and subsequently produced Ambient 3: Day of Radiance, Laraaji has created music constantly since, teaming up fellow artists like Carlos Niño, Bill Laswell, Blues Control, Shahzad Ismaily, and many more. "Metaphysical thought [has] influenced my music in that it prepared me for having an inner hearing experience, a paranormal hearing experience," he says. Join us today on Transmissions to explore his sound visions even deeper.

This is my boy Russ Waterhouse we met in the 90s working for Matador Records . Hes got a band called Blues Control . Check em out . I found out he moved to RVA a few years ago  and … Continue reading →

Traditional Japanese instrumentation broken into hypertextural ambient music. That describes the sound of Sugai Ken well. He is releasing his new album UkabazUmorezU tomorrow on the New Yorker label RVNG Intl. A record he describes as conjuring the “subtle and profound ambience of night in Japan,” it collects 11 hypnotic ambient pieces constructed from field recordings taken around his home of Kanagawa and its local performing arts center. Here he has carefully collected some gems from RVNG Intl catalogue. It is a beautiful, drifting listening experience. definitely a special treat for fans of intricate sonic textures and expanding soundscapes. More info: 
 http://www.facebook.com/SUGAIKEN http://igetrvng.com/shop/rvngnl40 Tracklist Pauline Anna Strom - Mushroom Trip - (RVNG Intl.) Blues Control & Laraaji - Freeflow - (RVNG Intl.) Visible Cloaks & dip in the pool - Valve (Revisited) - (RVNG Intl.) Bing & Ruth - We Are on the Side of Angels - (RVNG Intl.) Craig Leon - Nommo - (RVNG Intl.) Steve Gunn & Mike Cooper - Saudade Do Santos O Vehlos - (RVNG Intl.) Pauline Anna Strom - The Unveiling - (RVNG Intl.) Borden, Ferraro, Godin, Halo & Lopatin - Internet Gospel Pt. 2 - (RVNG Intl.)

"An Event (Helicopter Passing)" by Jason Forrest from The Unrelenting Songs of the 1979 Post Disco Crash; "Warding" by Larvae from Dead Weight; "Planet of the Rats" by Malcom Kipe from Lit; "Honey" by Monster Rally from Beyond the Sea; "Man Must Breathe" by the Timeout Drawer from Alone; "Rainbow" by Boris and Michio Kurihara from the CD Rainbow; "Armen's Theme (Melting Butter Version)" by Co La from Rest in Paradise; "Burning Man, Pt. 2" by Earthmonkey from Audiosapien; "Flight" by Bogus Order from The Bullnose Step EP; "Behind the Skies" by Blues Control from Puff; "I Am Dreaming" by DJ Frane from Electric Garden of Delights; "The Birth and Death of the Day (Jesu Mix)" by Explosions in the Sky from All Of A Sudden I Miss Everyone Bonus CD; "Love Galactic" by Christine 23 Onna from Acid Eater; "To Overthrow" by Torn Hawk from Through Force of Will; "Garden Grove" by FWY! from Any Exit; "Hatred of Music I" by Tim Hecker from Ravedeath 1972; "Forever Heavy" by Black Moth Super Rainbow from Dandelion Gum; "Thousand Yard Stare" by Gary War from Jared's Law; "Mogwai Fear Satan" by Fuck Buttons from the Mogwai/Fuck Buttons tour EP; "A Letter From the Past" by I'm Not a Gun from We Think as Instruments; "Geography (Donkey Dancing In The Bath)" by SJ Esau from Wrong Faced Cat Feed Collapse; "Mountain Book" by OOIOO from Gold and Green; "Soup Du Jour" by Tuxedomoon from Bardo Hotel Soundtrack; "Geyser" by Artanker Convoy from Cozy Endings; "Gum" by Cornelius from Sensuous; "I Love Invisible People" by High Wolf from Etoile 3030; "Bone" from the sefltitled CD by On; "After the Summer Hits" by Nobody from Pacific Drift: Wester Water Music Volume 1; "1918-1926" by Shogun Kunitoki from Tasankokaiku; "Proud (to be Kraut)/A Burning OM: Reprise" by Valerio Cosi from Heavy Electronic Pacific Rock.

"An Event (Helicopter Passing)" by Jason Forrest from The Unrelenting Songs of the 1979 Post Disco Crash; "Warding" by Larvae from Dead Weight; "Planet of the Rats" by Malcom Kipe from Lit; "Honey" by Monster Rally from Beyond the Sea; "Man Must Breathe" by the Timeout Drawer from Alone; "Rainbow" by Boris and Michio Kurihara from the CD Rainbow; "Armen's Theme (Melting Butter Version)" by Co La from Rest in Paradise; "Burning Man, Pt. 2" by Earthmonkey from Audiosapien; "Flight" by Bogus Order from The Bullnose Step EP; "Behind the Skies" by Blues Control from Puff; "I Am Dreaming" by DJ Frane from Electric Garden of Delights; "The Birth and Death of the Day (Jesu Mix)" by Explosions in the Sky from All Of A Sudden I Miss Everyone Bonus CD; "Love Galactic" by Christine 23 Onna from Acid Eater; "To Overthrow" by Torn Hawk from Through Force of Will; "Garden Grove" by FWY! from Any Exit; "Hatred of Music I" by Tim Hecker from Ravedeath 1972; "Forever Heavy" by Black Moth Super Rainbow from Dandelion Gum; "Thousand Yard Stare" by Gary War from Jared's Law; "Mogwai Fear Satan" by Fuck Buttons from the Mogwai/Fuck Buttons tour EP; "A Letter From the Past" by I'm Not a Gun from We Think as Instruments; "Geography (Donkey Dancing In The Bath)" by SJ Esau from Wrong Faced Cat Feed Collapse; "Mountain Book" by OOIOO from Gold and Green; "Soup Du Jour" by Tuxedomoon from Bardo Hotel Soundtrack; "Geyser" by Artanker Convoy from Cozy Endings; "Gum" by Cornelius from Sensuous; "I Love Invisible People" by High Wolf from Etoile 3030; "Bone" from the sefltitled CD by On; "After the Summer Hits" by Nobody from Pacific Drift: Wester Water Music Volume 1; "1918-1926" by Shogun Kunitoki from Tasankokaiku; "Proud (to be Kraut)/A Burning OM: Reprise" by Valerio Cosi from Heavy Electronic Pacific Rock.

Live recordings and more from Brooklyn's own Silent Barn! Episode Three features sounds from Tonstartssbandht, On A Clear Day, and Blues Control, an interview with the organizers of the Paper Jam Small Press Fest, and comedy from Joe Rumrill and Julio Torres!

Miami Vice, Q///Q, Sick Llama, Lanuck, Allegory Chapel Ltd., Rain Drinkers, Peripheral Living, Nigro, Blues Control, Yamaoka, Moulttrigger, G.S. Sultan, Copkiller, Gonzalez and Steenkiste, Amk and Tanner Garza.

Miami Vice, Q///Q, Sick Llama, Lanuck, Allegory Chapel Ltd., Rain Drinkers, Peripheral Living, Nigro, Blues Control, Yamaoka, Moulttrigger, G.S. Sultan, Copkiller, Gonzalez and Steenkiste, Amk and Tanner Garza.

Abrimos un día soleado de junio con un trío pop de Grenoble las Decibelles. Más en la línea desde Escocia con el nuevo trabajo de Camera Obscura. Un poema de James Oppenheim adaptado por los Ceramic Dogs de Marc Ribot. Rescatado del olvido por el sello De Stijl, el neozelandés Peter Jefferies. De nuevo en acción con un disco remarcable bajo el brazo The Oblivians. Canciones retorcidas y vocación poética a cargo del gallego Don the Tiger. El Despotismo Ilustrado presentará sus canciones en Madrid. Blues Control y sus sintetizadores de broma actuarán en breve. Un LP muy comentado, la vuelta de Boards of Canada. El lado oscuro de la electrónica se paseará por la capital, The Vatican Shadow.

Bastian Void, Blues Control, Pleasure Island, Super Minerals, Cenote Glow, Thou, Liveshitbingepurge, Former Selves, Red Red Ruby, Jonathan James Carr, Mike Shiflet, and an interview with Ryan McGill (Afterlife) and Franklin Teagle (Afterlife and Tranquilty Tapes)

Bastian Void, Blues Control, Pleasure Island, Super Minerals, Cenote Glow, Thou, Liveshitbingepurge, Former Selves, Red Red Ruby, Jonathan James Carr, Mike Shiflet, and an interview with Ryan McGill (Afterlife) and Franklin Teagle (Afterlife and Tranquilty Tapes)

"100 Birds" from the self titled album by Ulaan Markhor; "Bruises" by Dusted from Total Dust; "Forged Letter" by Horrid Red from Banquet in Blue; "Yatton" by Beak> from >>; "Albite Breath" by Marielle V Jakobsons from Glass Canyon; "Opium Den/Fade to Blue" by Blues Control from Valley Tangents; "Warm Pulse" by Nguzunguzu from the album of the same name; "Video Arkade" by Com Truise from In Decay; "Dealow" by Old Apparatus from Derren; "The Fall (original mix)" by Clams Casino from Instrumental Mixtape 2; The title track from Wink with Both Eyes by Blanche Blanche Blanche; "Mountain Convalescence" by Mind Over Mirrors from High and Upon.

"100 Birds" from the self titled album by Ulaan Markhor; "Bruises" by Dusted from Total Dust; "Forged Letter" by Horrid Red from Banquet in Blue; "Yatton" by Beak> from >>; "Albite Breath" by Marielle V Jakobsons from Glass Canyon; "Opium Den/Fade to Blue" by Blues Control from Valley Tangents; "Warm Pulse" by Nguzunguzu from the album of the same name; "Video Arkade" by Com Truise from In Decay; "Dealow" by Old Apparatus from Derren; "The Fall (original mix)" by Clams Casino from Instrumental Mixtape 2; The title track from Wink with Both Eyes by Blanche Blanche Blanche; "Mountain Convalescence" by Mind Over Mirrors from High and Upon.

Looking out the window at a grey sky and pissing rain, I tried to invoke a few last rays of sunshine as the summer officially grinds to a halt. New tracks by Washed Out, who has been absolutely exploding across blogs, Pearl Harbour (following suit?), and Real Estate have been doing their damndest at squeezing the last dying breath out the summer. I kinda wonder if all this beach-y dream pop stuff that has been popping up like dandelions can keep coasting through until next year. Seems doubtful, though looking at the Mexican Summer release list for the next few months, which includes all 3 of the above mentioned artists, they're obviously hedging their bets that way. If it doesn't work out for 'em, at least '09 will be the year that summer crept into the 4 tracks of every bedroom savant in the land and spread rays of cheer across the blogosphere and into tape decks.Haven't checked 'em out yet, but this new-ish Vancouver band Indian Wars have been steadily getting some coverage, but outside of our own city, of course. Great stuff, I have to say. Nothing too new, but jangly, fuzzy, reverb laden garage pop with massive hooks will always perk up these ears. Coupla' shows coming up here in Vancouver, including a show on the 18th of September at some venue called The Enchanted Forest. Anyone who knows the whereabouts of this place should drop a comment below.Though some of his earlier work has left me wanting a little more, the new 2LP Dan Melchior Und Das Menace on S-S is jaw droppingly good. It's also pretty biting, with the most bite left over for a track dedicated to Williamsburg, NYC and the locust-like hipster invasion the NYC suburb has been dealing with lately. Anyways, this monster should satisfy those who loved last year's solid skewed garage-rock album Christmas For Crows.Played it on the show already, but once I heard Woven Bones has a new 12" coming in via Zoo Music, I had to play the excellent b-side off the already excellent Janie 7" from Needless Records. The Austin Texas native is on a flawless run right now, having released 3 dynamite 7"s on some of the best garage labels going right now (ie. Sweet Rot, Hozac and Needless). The 12", so I've been told, should be ready for the first week of October. You'll hear all about it here when it does drop.Speaking of having a flawless year, San Francisco's Fresh and Only's drop LP number 2 this week and it's easily as good, if not better, than their Castleface debut LP from earlier this year. The mp3's were sent my way a few weeks back, courtesy of Color Magazine, and though I don't listen to much music off my computer, this album has burned a hole in my hard drive. I'm not entirely sure how the group is able to peel off so many impossibly infectious songs (so far, the group have released 2 cassettes, 2 seven inches, 2 LPs and there is another LP on In The Red due year's end, aaaand another couple 7"s due by year's end as well. Oh, and don't forget about that Tim Cohen solo LP) but here's hoping they can keep running with it.Vancouver's Defektors are back in the city and they have a new cassettes available, featuring some covers and demos from the forthcoming LP due on Nominal sometime soon. Pretty limited run, so grab while you can...Thee Expressway has definitely shared the love for Belgium's Sloow Tapes here before, but now I've done it live on the air. Excerpts from the kraut-riddled Von Himmel, space-drone of Chicago's Drmwpn (featuring Steve Krakow of Plastic Crimewave/Galactic Zoo fame), and the ethereal forest-folk-psych of Im Jarhtal all got some airplay this week. Most of these cassettes play through as a whole, so only excerpts could be played. But, hopefully, it was enough to turn some people on to one of the best cassette outfits going.More local action: Ahna and Solars have just released a split 7", and, man, have these two put a lot of time into this package. Linocut sleeves and labels, spraypainted inner sleeves and an insert! Limited to 300 copies. Essential Vancouver power-drone/psych release. Any Canadian listeners/readers outside of Vancouver will have a ton of chances to catch Ahna as they embark on a lengthy cross-Canadian tour. Check below for those dates.The fine people at Vancouver's Ketchup Cavern passed along the test pressing for a forthcoming Robedoor 7", which should see the light of day in the next few weeks. Robedoor have been pretty quiet for most of 2009, but this new 7" see's the group stretching out a bit and amping things up. Their doom-drone vibe rooms intact but the group have added a pulse to it and come off with a bit of an Om vibe. Easily the most interesting stuff I've heard from the group (now a trio) in ages. You'll hear more about this one when it's finally ready to launch.Ketchup Cavern also has a brand new one-sided LP by Hamilton, Ontario's Fossils. Haven't had much time to sink my teeth into this one, but it should be ready for airplay for the next show.KC also have a new Sissy Spacek 7" due and two, count 'em TWO, full lengths by Aidan Baker. Keep 'em coming. In other Aidan Baker news, Nadja will be playing the Rickshaw Theatre on Saturday, October 3rd. Ahna and Empty Love both support. That one there is being presented by the skyrocketing Twee Death label and promotion group. Also in the works is a Blues Control show at Little Mountain on November 3rd, Wooden Shjips at the Anza club on Sunday, September 27, and Sic Alps with Magik Markers on Friday December 18th. All those bands will be playing Vancouver for the first time! Thanks for livening up this city a touch, Twee Death.Finally, ending the show in a typically noisy fashion, we have the brand new LP by Vancouver's The RITA, just recently released on RRR. I played the skate side, and rather than go into any details, I'll let the youtube video below do the 'splainin...Limited run on this one that, like all other RITA releases, this one will not last long. Drop by the shop to snatch one upWashed Out "Feel It All Around" High Times CS (Mirror Universe) 2009Pearl Harbour "Sun Burn" Something About The Chapparrals 12" (Mexican Summer) 2009Real Estate "Beach Comber" unreleased 2009Indian Wars "If You Want Me" unreleased 2009Dan Melchior Und Das Menace "O! Anxiety" Thank You Very Much 2LP (S-S) 2009Meth Teeth "My Heart's Heart" Sleepy Sisters Honeymoon Tour CDR (self released) 2009Woven Bones "Let It Breathe" Janie 7" (Needless Records)Fresh And Onlys "DY" Grey Eyed Girls LP (Woodsist) 2009Defektors "Shadow Of Fear" s/t CS (self released) 2009Om "Thebes (Edit)" God Is Good LP (Drag City) 2009Von Himmel "Moon Moss" Space Communion CS (Sloow) 2009Drmwpn "Side A Excerpt (Live In Chicago, 29 July, 2008)" Smoker CS (Sloow) 2009Im Jarhtal "Reprise 1" Reprisen Und Instrumentalstuecke CS (Sloow) 2009Im Jarhtal "Thema Mit Rosenstrauch" Reprisen Und Instrumentalstuecke CS (Sloow) 2009Ahna "Cognitive Dissonance" split w/ Solars 7" (Soldier Pumps) 2009Robedoor "Pagan Drugs" Pagan Drugs 7" (Ketchup Cavern) 2009The Rita "Skate" Skate/Snorkel LP (RRR) 2009

"There Has To Be" by Risil from Non Meters Volume I; "Live in EU I" from the self titled Tomutantee reissue; "Good Morning" by Blues Control from Local Flavor; "Little April Showers" by Tonstartssbandht from An When;"Parson" by Gala Drop from their self-titled CD; "The Message" by Sun Araw from Heavy Deeds; "Crystal Visions" by Ducktails from Backyard; "Fog" by Nosaj Thing from Drift; "The Boto" by High Wolf from Animal Totem; "Frog's Porn" by Colin Potter from the Nurse With Wound curated compilation Od Lot; "Hot Doug" by The Thing from Bag It!

"There Has To Be" by Risil from Non Meters Volume I; "Live in EU I" from the self titled Tomutantee reissue; "Good Morning" by Blues Control from Local Flavor; "Little April Showers" by Tonstartssbandht from An When;"Parson" by Gala Drop from their self-titled CD; "The Message" by Sun Araw from Heavy Deeds; "Crystal Visions" by Ducktails from Backyard; "Fog" by Nosaj Thing from Drift; "The Boto" by High Wolf from Animal Totem; "Frog's Porn" by Colin Potter from the Nurse With Wound curated compilation Od Lot; "Hot Doug" by The Thing from Bag It!

"Untrust Us" from the self titled CD by Crystal Castles; "(Zoltan is) My New Bird" by the Peeesseye from Mayhem in the Mansion, Shivers in the Shack; "Valo Tihkuu Kaiken Lapi" by Paavoharju from Yha Hamaraa; "Heathens (Bracken Instrumental)" by Bracken from Bracken Remixes; "Sivan" by Yair Etziony from Flawed; "Musicbox Underwater" by J. Spaceman from Mister Lonely; "Neighborhood" by The Doubtful Guest from Acid Sauna; "Get Bodacious" by Warhammer 48K from Uber Om; "Behind the Skies" by Blues Control from Puff; "Approaching Darkness Fish" by Nurse with Wound from Who Can I Turn To Stereo?; "MMAJ" by the Octopus Project from Hello Avalanche; "Flock III" by Collections Of Colonies Of Bees from Birds.

"Untrust Us" from the self titled CD by Crystal Castles; "(Zoltan is) My New Bird" by the Peeesseye from Mayhem in the Mansion, Shivers in the Shack; "Valo Tihkuu Kaiken Lapi" by Paavoharju from Yha Hamaraa; "Heathens (Bracken Instrumental)" by Bracken from Bracken Remixes; "Sivan" by Yair Etziony from Flawed; "Musicbox Underwater" by J. Spaceman from Mister Lonely; "Neighborhood" by The Doubtful Guest from Acid Sauna; "Get Bodacious" by Warhammer 48K from Uber Om; "Behind the Skies" by Blues Control from Puff; "Approaching Darkness Fish" by Nurse with Wound from Who Can I Turn To Stereo?; "MMAJ" by the Octopus Project from Hello Avalanche; "Flock III" by Collections Of Colonies Of Bees from Birds.

"The Castle by the Freeway" by Telephone Jim Jesus from Anywhere Out of the Everything; The title track from Airships Fill the Sky by Morgan Packard; "Torpedo Star Throne" by Circle from Katapult; "I Thought We Could Eat Friends" by Kim Hiorthoy from My Last Day; "Taboo Death" by Jed Speare from Sound Works; "A Star on Your Shoulder" by Loden from Valeen Hope; "Meno Mony Falls" by the Faunts from M4; "Look at Your Hand" by Ignatz from They are As Quiet as Mice; "Migration" by Blues Control from their self-titled CD; "2002? by Richard Youngs and Simon Wickham-Smith from Five Years.

"The Castle by the Freeway" by Telephone Jim Jesus from Anywhere Out of the Everything; The title track from Airships Fill the Sky by Morgan Packard; "Torpedo Star Throne" by Circle from Katapult; "I Thought We Could Eat Friends" by Kim Hiorthoy from My Last Day; "Taboo Death" by Jed Speare from Sound Works; "A Star on Your Shoulder" by Loden from Valeen Hope; "Meno Mony Falls" by the Faunts from M4; "Look at Your Hand" by Ignatz from They are As Quiet as Mice; "Migration" by Blues Control from their self-titled CD; "2002? by Richard Youngs and Simon Wickham-Smith from Five Years.

"Toumast" by Tinariwen from Iman Aman; "Rainbow" by Boris and Michio Kurihara from the CD Rainbow; "Emseepee" by Growing from Vision Swim; "Toothsub" by Video Hippos from Unbeast the Leash; "Leivonen" by Shogun Kunitoki from Tasankokaiku; "Following Electro Acoustic Theory" by MGR and SirDSS from Impromptu; "Boiled Peanuts" by Blues Control from their self titled CD; "Lobby" by Kilimanjaro Dark Jazz Ensemble from their self titled CD; "Meteor Shower Geel" by Astro Can Caravan from 21st Century Drifting Episode; "Tram 21" by Electrelane from No Shouts, No Calls. Courtesy of the artist; "Superpositions" by Nathan Fake from Drowning in a Sea of Love; "Ce N'est Pas Les Jardins du Luxembourg" by Feu Therese from their self-titled CD

"Toumast" by Tinariwen from Iman Aman; "Rainbow" by Boris and Michio Kurihara from the CD Rainbow; "Emseepee" by Growing from Vision Swim; "Toothsub" by Video Hippos from Unbeast the Leash; "Leivonen" by Shogun Kunitoki from Tasankokaiku; "Following Electro Acoustic Theory" by MGR and SirDSS from Impromptu; "Boiled Peanuts" by Blues Control from their self titled CD; "Lobby" by Kilimanjaro Dark Jazz Ensemble from their self titled CD; "Meteor Shower Geel" by Astro Can Caravan from 21st Century Drifting Episode; "Tram 21" by Electrelane from No Shouts, No Calls. Courtesy of the artist; "Superpositions" by Nathan Fake from Drowning in a Sea of Love; "Ce N'est Pas Les Jardins du Luxembourg" by Feu Therese from their self-titled CD