Podcasts about Boom Bip

In episode 48 I talk to Boom Bip about Andrew Weatherall, an English musician, DJ, songwriter, producer and remixer. His career took him from being one of the key DJs in the acid house movement of the late 1980s to being a remixer of tracks by the likes of Happy Mondays, New Order, Björk, The Orb, The Future Sound of London and My Bloody Valentine. His production work on Primal Scream's album Screamadelica, adding samples, loops and creating an influential mix of hard rock, house and rave, helped the record win the first ever Mercury Music Prize in 1992 and become one of the most celebrated albums of the 1990s.

On this episode of LaunchLeft, Rain sits down with members of the band, Warpaint, Emily Kokal, and Theresa Wayman. Warpaint is an American Indie Rock band formed in 2004, including Jenny Lee Lindbergh and Stella Mozgawa. The band has released four studio albums, including Radiate Like This, which dropped May 6, 2022. Tune in to this episode as Rain, Emily, and Theresa talk about their album-making process, the impact of the pandemic on their tour, how they met as children through music, and what's coming up next for them.  -----------------  LAUNCHLEFT OFFICIAL WEBSITE https://www.launchleft.com  LAUNCHLEFT PATREON  https://www.patreon.com/LaunchLeft  TWITTER  https://twitter.com/LaunchLeft  INSTAGRAM  https://www.instagram.com/launchleft/  FACEBOOK  https://www.facebook.com/LaunchLeft  --------------------- LaunchLeft Podcast hosted by Rain Phoenix is an intentional space for Art and Activism where famed creatives launch new artists. LaunchLeft is an alliance of left-of-center artists, a curated ecosystem that includes a podcast, label and NFT gallery. --------------------- IN THIS EPISODE: [01:00] Emily and Theresa talk about their new Album, Radiate Like This. [09:00] How music has evolved in Emily and Theresa's lives as their personal lives have changed and grown.  [16:00] How the pandemic impacted Emily and Theresa's lives and music.  [23:00] The different experiences and energy Emily and Theresa get performing in certain places vs. others.  [32:00] Warpaint's form of activism.  KEY TAKEAWAYS:  The pandemic gave Emily and Theresa some time to sit back and slow down with their music and helped give them the time they might not otherwise have. As you grow within your personal life, it may affect your music and you should allow it to have new influence as it creates new points of view. Bio:  Blending psych-rock, post-punk, dream pop, hip-hop, and more into a smoldering style all their own, Warpaint are one of indie's most acclaimed bands. Their 2008 debut EP, Exquisite Corpse, demonstrated their gifts for hazy sensuality and stripped-down arrangements, qualities they refined on 2010's full-length The Fool (which also marked the debut of powerhouse drummer Stella Mozgawa). From there, the band evolved with each release, whether they polished their sound and added electronics and hints of dub on 2014's self-titled album or gave their music more urgency with 2016's Heads Up. With 2022's Radiate Like This, Warpaint took another leap forward by bringing more clarity to their sound and highlighting their intuitive interplay. Warpaint started work on their fourth album in early 2020, recording the foundations of its songs with engineer turned co-producer Sam Petts-Davies. When the COVID-19 global pandemic hit, the group's members worked on their own, recording their parts in their respective home studios. While the band created the album, Wayman released her second solo album, 2020's TT, and Warpaint performed a streaming acoustic concert in December 2020. They also released the April 2021 single "Lilys," which appeared in the HBO series Made for Love. Released in May 2022, Radiate Like This' tightly crafted songs reflected the time Warpaint spent honing the album. Around the time of its release, Lindberg issued her second solo album, Heart Tax, while Mozgawa and Boom Bip's project Belief debuted with the Versions EP. RESOURCE LINKS Warpaint Warpaint on Instagram Warpaint on Twitter Warpaint on Facebook Warpaint on YouTube See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Producer and drummer Stella Mozgawa (Warpaint, Kurt Vile, Courtney Barnett) and LA beatmaker Boom Bip connect under the handle Belief. A standout on their new EP “Versions” is “Ulu,” which is the Hawaiian word for growth or sprout. Recorded live and mostly improvised, “Ulu” is an undulating instrumental ride we encourage you to hop on.  

You are hereby invited to shut out this crazy world for 2 hours, with Episode 33 of ‘To Etherea and Beyond'. Titled ‘A Sanctuary in Sound', it features music by: Arooj Aftab, Hereafter, Nils Frahm, Jenny Hval, Caterina Barbieri, Jon Hopkins, Olafur Arnalds, Tempers, Ovlov, Shame, Daniel Bachman, Pinkshinyultrablast, Rachika Nayar, Infinity Shred, Rival Consoles, Boom Bip, Shy, Low, David Grubbs, Robin Guthrie, Max Cooper, and Floating Points. This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

Tracks by Dean Blunt, Folk Implosion, CFCF, Suzanne Kraft, Boom Bip, Model 9000, Woob, Susumu Yokota, Caribou, Kate NV, and more.

Gruff Rhys is a legend of the Welsh music scene. As frontman for the Super Furry Animals, he took his band to global success. Gruff was at the centre of the Cool Cymru scene at the dawn of the new millennium, and he's collaborated widely with everyone from Gorillaz to Boom Bip to Sparklehorse. He's also had a prolific solo career, and on the day he released his 7th album, Gruff joined me from Wales to Take 5.  I'm not gonna lie, I love Welsh accents. And Gruff has such a beautiful spirit, this is one of those conversations you can just sit and let flow over you. Gruff Rhys is no stranger to biographical albums, but Seeking New Gods could be the first one he's made about a mountain. Or at least, set out to. This is a conversation as much about the wild making of his latest work, as it is the foundations of Gruff; from a bright eyed Velvet Underground fan to someone who work collaborate with John Cale, and find his own unique place in the world. Y Nhw  - 'Siwsi' Kelly Lee Owens / John Cale - 'Corner Of My Sky' A Tribe Called Quest - 'The Luck of Lucien' The Beach Boys - 'Til I Die' Yoko Ono - 'What a Bastard The World Is'

Gruff Rhys is a legend of the Welsh music scene. As frontman for the Super Furry Animals, he took his band to global success. Gruff was at the centre of the Cool Cymru scene at the dawn of the new millennium, and he’s collaborated widely with everyone from Gorillaz to Boom Bip to Sparklehorse. He’s also had a prolific solo career, and on the day he released his 7th album, Gruff joined me from Wales to Take 5.  I’m not gonna lie, I love Welsh accents. And Gruff has such a beautiful spirit, this is one of those conversations you can just sit and let flow over you. Gruff Rhys is no stranger to biographical albums, but Seeking New Gods could be the first one he’s made about a mountain. Or at least, set out to. This is a conversation as much about the wild making of his latest work, as it is the foundations of Gruff; from a bright eyed Velvet Underground fan to someone who work collaborate with John Cale, and find his own unique place in the world. Y Nhw  - 'Siwsi' Kelly Lee Owens / John Cale - 'Corner Of My Sky' A Tribe Called Quest - 'The Luck of Lucien' The Beach Boys - 'Til I Die' Yoko Ono - 'What a Bastard The World Is'

I spoke with Gruff Rhys, the always inventive artist, frontman of Super Fury Animals, sometomes half of Neon Neon, author, director and all round potential Welsh national treasure.Super Fury Animals, often considered the last great band on Creation Records gave  a sense of surreal adventure and a global musical pallet unusual for the Britpop era. They sung sometimes in Welsh, were politically conscious, at one point they had a tank, they mixed in techno, tropicalia and a million other sonic sources and of course there’s that song The Man Don’t Give A Fuck that sampled Steely Dan.Then at some point, Gruff set out with a solo and collaborative body of work that’s seen his music grow into films, collaborations, such as Neon Neon (with Boom Bip) a book and a rather novel use of power point presentations.We had a chat about language, about the Velvet Underground, about his film American Interior and about scoring a hit with a song that says “fuck” over 50 times. Enjoy!Title music by ESO

Solénoïde (01.03.2021) - Proposé par Vincent Arquillière, ce nouveau Périple vous fera traverser à la vitesse du son des galaxies musicales on ne peut plus variées. Sans boussole, mais avec une soif de découverte inextinguible, nous n’hésiterons pas à nous perdre dans le temps et l’espace, à la recherche d’expressions singulières et de visions hors du commun.

In this episode Joe bring the table Neon Neon's Stainless Style. A project from Super Furry Animals front man Gruff Rhys and electronic artist Boom Bip. Which turns out to be a concept album about John DeLorean, the eccentric creator of the DeLorean vehicle made infamous from it's history and famous because of Back to the Future. How do we rate this album? Listen to find out!

Listen every Friday from 21 till 22 (Moscow time) Jazz FM (radiojazzfm.ru) Subscribe in iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ru/podcast/funk-and-beyond-weekly/id1063844118?mt=2 tracklist: 1. Hunch - Is this the Place! 2. Max 404 - Quiddity (Second Visit) 3. Deadly Avenger - Malpaso 4. DJ Shuriken - Psycked Up Muzak 5. Extended Spirit - Solid Water 6. Cool Blu - Aqua Libra (Down Beat Mix) 7. Rainer Trьby Trio - Donaueschingen 8. Letherette - In July Focus 9. Cobblestone Jazz - Midnight Sun 10. Bing Ji Ling - Twilight 11. Ill Dependents - The Shake Up 12. The Mighty Bop (feat. Ingrid) - Vibrations Mystiques 13. Roberto Di Gioia - Moon And Space 14. 1Sebastien Tellier - La Ritournelle 15. Shantel - Nova Sola (Bahia Blunt) 16. Boom Bip & DJ Osiris - Voodo Science 17. The Glimmer Twins presents The Disko Drunkards - Snatch 18. Jimi Tenor - Theme Sax 19. Bob James - Westchester Lady

Vu sur Parole de… Punk…Christian, leader du groupe Panik LTDC Parole de… Punk Avec Christian, leader du groupe Panik LTDC Musiques : Cœur défiguré (live) – Panik LTDC (intro) Road must roll – Boom Bip (intro) Maximum – Oberkampf Juste un vieux Punk – Panik LTDC Une émission de Sali Kettar Cet article provient de Radio AlterNantes FM

Especial com artistas que os álbuns vazaram antes do lançamento!Começa com meu projeto favorito, Portishead com "The Rip", que vai lançar seu terceiro álbum depois de 11 anos. Segue pros suecos do Little Dragon com "Recommendation" e vai pra De Novo Dahl, grupo de Nashville com o hit "Shakedown".E um bloco de house! Os franceses Mlle Caro & Franck Garcia com "I Don't Want" do álbum Pain Disappears que saiu pelo selo do Ben Watts (Everything But The Girl). Kelley Polar com "Entropy Reigns (In The Celestial City)" que saiu esse mês pelo Environ. Um pouco de electrorock com Fischerspooner e a faixa "The Best Revenge" lançada pela Kitsune!Dai pros belgas do The Glimmers com a versão de "Physical" da Olivia Newton-John e o multi-instrumental francês Chris Joss com "I Want Freedom", outro otimo disco de 2008.Um pouco de disco com os novos queridinhos de NY, Hercules & Love Affair com "True False, Fake Real" do álbum homonino, um dos melhores do ano! Super hit "Blind Mary" do Gnarls Barkley que tambem lança seu novo trabalho esse mês.Os suecos The Tough Alliance com "Something Special" e MGMT com "Kids", a faixa que eu mais ouvi em 2008. E os australianos Muscles com "Ice Cream".Neon Neon, projeto de Gruff Rhys (Super Furry Animals) e Boom Bip, com "Dream Girls". Mais franceses: Sebastien Tellier, Mr. Ozo e Sebastian com "Chivers As A Female" da trilha do filme Steak que também foi dirigido pelo Quentin Dupieux (Mr. Oizo). E o alemão Siriusmo com "Girlsrock".Pra terminar um bloco de clássicos de 1990 que marcaram minha geração. Happy Mondays com "Hallelujah" e Primal Scream com "Come Together".Rave On!Playlist:Portishead - The RipLittle Dragon - RecommendationDe Novo Dahl - ShakedownMlle Caro & Franck Garcia - I Don't WantKelley Polar - Entropy Reigns (In The Celestial City)Fischerspooner - The Best Revenge (Original)The Glimmers - PhysicalChris Joss - I Want FreedomHercules & Love Affair - True False, Fake RealGnarls Barkley - Blind MaryThe Tough Alliance - Something SpecialMGMT - KidsMuscles - Ice CreamNeon Neon - Dream GirlsTellier & Oizo & Sebastian - Chivers As A FemaleSiriusmo - GirlsrockHappy Mondays - HallelujahPrimal Scream - Come TogetherDownload MP3 File

DJ Yamin brings in a Nightmares On Wax remix by DJ Spinna, & Roan gets emotional over Boom Bip's tune Seed To Sun.

Kevin Stevens is a hustler. Not in the bad sense of the word, but someone who works hard to maintain a freelance career that has spanned both coasts, a few decades and innumerable bands and creative projects, including: Duane Eddy, Steve Jones, Rock of Ages (musical), Gruff Rhys, Boom Bip, Minnie Driver, Jimmy Kimmel House […] The post 489 – Kevin Stevens: Removing your limiting beliefs appeared first on Drummer's Resource: Conversations with the world's greatest drummers and music industry pros..

Indie rock was one of the biggest genres of the early 2000s. This episode looks at some of the more notable instances of video game music influencing the indie sound, with stories of Super Mario, Legend of Zelda and Final Fantasy infiltrating the work of artists such as Owen Pallett, Boom Bip, Fleet Foxes and The Mountain Goats. All this plus a stern warning against going to Coachella if you haven’t been already. Listen to all the installments of Singing Mountain’s VGM+POP series: https://singingmountainpod.com/episodes/playlist-vgm-pop-music-singing-mountain Track listing: 0:09: Wario’s Castle / Super Mario Land 2: Six Golden Coins / Kazumi Totaka 3:20: Haunted House / Super Mario Land 2: Six Golden Coins / Kazumi Totaka 4:43: An Arrow in the Side of Final Fantasy / Owen Pallett 6:41: Star Maze / Super Mario Land 2: Six Golden Coins / Kazumi Totaka 9:08: Treetop / Super Mario Land 2: Six Golden Coins / Kazumi Totaka 9:45: Seashore / Super Mario Land 2: Six Golden Coins / Kazumi Totaka 10:24: Machine / Super Mario Land 2: Six Golden Coins / Kazumi Totaka 13:57: He Poos Clouds / Owen Pallett 16:45: Hey Dad / Owen Pallett 18:10: Coin Heaven / Super Mario Bros. 3 / Koji Kondo 19:31: Brazil / Francisco Alves 20:56: Brazil / Kate Bush 24:46: Quiet Houses / Fleet Foxes 27:13: Roads Must Roll / Boom Bip 39:54: Title Theme / Zelda II: The Adventure of Link 35:37: Choose Your Pipe / Super Mario Land 2: Six Golden Coins / Kazumi Totaka 39:35: Staff Roll / Super Mario Land 2: Six Golden Coins / Kazumi Totaka 41:10: Thank You, Mario, But Our Princess Is in Another Castle / The Mountain Goats & Kaki King Episode notes: https://singingmountainpod.com/episodes/link-mario-go-to-coachella The video art project I'm choosing to force upon you: https://www.phantofilms.com/marion-marion Drew on Twitter: https://twitter.com/drewgmackie Singing Mountain on Twitter: https://twitter.com/singmopod On Facebook: https://facebook.com/singingmountainpod/ On iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/singing-mountain/id1252832457 On Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/2ISyNLUc1ALxzvjBqw4ru3 On Google Play: https://play.google.com/music/m/Ifofiaeephbs27wb6cqr24dlgl4 On Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/singingmountainpod/ On SoundCloud: @singingmountain On YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9f9iAcO1ZMTYVH91c2Jsyw Official website: https://singingmountainpod.com/ Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/tablecakes TableCakes Productions: https://www.tablecakes.com Subscribe to the newsletter: https://tablecakesproductions.substack.com/subscribe

Listen every Friday from 21 till 22 (Moscow time) Jazz 89.1 FM Rhythms Radio Show on Radio Jazz FM (radiojazzfm.ru 89,1 FM Moscow) tracklist: 1. Kassa Overall - What's New With You 2. Parker Louis - Waiting 3. TheSymphny - Saudade 4. flyt - shadows 5. Jazzanova - Coffee Talk 6. Ill Dependents - The Shake Up 7. Tosca - Ocean Beat 8. Medline - Relaxation Electrique 9. Otis Junior and Dr. Dundiff - Need to Know 10. Solomon Citron - Intro (Land of violence) 11. The Du-Rites - Gamma Ray Funk 12. Boom Bip and DJ Osiris - Voodoo Science 13. Olden Yolk - Hen's Teeth 14. Kerbside Collection - Feather Duster 15. Nick Pride and The Pimptones - Hug Lorenzo 16. Jess Roden - On Broadway

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Rod Thomas grew up in Neath where he passed the time learning how to play as many different instruments as he could. Moving to London he started busking at Liverpool Street tube station and playing solo shows under his own name with an acoustic guitar and keyboard.In 2009 he flew to LA to work with the producer Boom Bip where he found his 90s disco pop sound, releasing his Love Part II EP the next year under the name Bright Light Bright Light and gone were the days of being mistaken for the Matchbox Twenty singer.Rod released his debut album Make Me Believe in Hope in 2012 which caught the ear of Sir Elton John. Rod and Elton became friends and Bright Light Bright Light supported Elton on world tour playing over 50 dates together.His second album Life is Easy followed in 2014 and last year he released the brilliant Cinematography which not only features a the vocals of Elton, but also all members of the Scissor Sisters and Alan Cumming.Rod now lives in New York but still comes back the UK for shows every now and again. We caught up with him on one such trip a few months back to discuss one of his many passions - cult movies with strong female leads.Warning - if you’re about to watch Romy and Michelle’s High School Reunion, Mannequin or Alien Resurrection, this chat does contain a few spoilers.Catch up with our earlier shows by subscribing on Apple Podcasts with this link: bestf.it/talkthelineTalk The Line is hosted by the amazing podcast people at Pippa.io who make setting up a podcast a total breeze. Take your first steps in podcasting by signing to Pippa with this link: bestf.it/talkthelinepippa

The underground vet brings Chicago's industrial music to Berlin techno. //  Growing up in the house music capital of Chicago, one might not expect Karl Meier to make the sort of abrasive industrial techno found on his debut album as one half of Talker (with Johnathan Krohn). But as he tells Rave Curious, the city's industrial scene—famous for the Wax Trax! label, home to Front 242, My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult and local legends Ministry/Revolting Cocks/Pigface—had just as much influence as the house heroes like Derrick Carter, DJ Sneak and DJ Heather. The result so far has been a single album for esteemed UK techno imprint Downwards in 2014—not bad for Meier's first release after years working record counters at places like the mythical vinyl emporium Gramaphone. That album lead to key gigs at Berghain and Berlin Atonal Festival, compelling Meier to take the next obvious step and relocate to the German Capital the next year. The Rave Curious podcast caught Meier on his first official U.S. tour to find out how a dance music veteran can go from nearly unknown to underground headliner status after decades of DJing. We also try to make nice with Chicago after dissing the Windy City hard on the recent Boom Bip episode.

The LA producer rips formulaic DJ sets and talks about hanging at Björk's house. //  Much love to the Windy City, but Bryan Hollon (aka Boom Bip) and Rave Curious host Joshua Glazer are two Midwest boys who can't help hold a bit of distaste for a town that, by their estimation, spawned the condescending hipster archetype. Hollon also has some unkind words for EDM, a world he was almost drawn into, despite a catalog that consist mainly of rich and beguiling downtempo tunes. "I don't want to have a bass drop every 45 second and pump my hands in the air and all that," Hollon insists on this episode of the Rave Curious Podcast. "So as that new of DJing started happening, I just lost interest. As soon as I started to feel that pressure from William Morris to do that, I was like, 'Fuck this.'" Hollon is someone comfortable with contradictions. He's been releasing music on Warp Records hip-hop offshoot Lex for 15 years, yet has only featured two or three MCs on any tracks. His Neon Neon project with Gruff Rhys of Super Furry Animals has produced two "pop" albums that can't quite play the pop music game. "It's hard for me to just give in when something feels uncomfortable and cheesy." But it's not all bitching and moaning. There's plenty of positives, including Hollon's moody new soundtrack to the film Sun Choked, to talk about. Or the time he got to party at Björk's house after his first UK gig with Aphex Twin. Or the time he DJed for a dating Justin and Britney in Hollywood with Steve Aoki. It all gets covered on this week's podcast.

Tag-teaming with @amackworth today with a call-and-response set: he selected an hour's worth of music, and I selected and interleaved the second half between his choices. Really happy with all the energy he injected into this episode.... despite my distracted ass missing a couple of key transitions. Hope you enjoy! First broadcast on BFF.fm on 2016 - 01 - 27 12. Tracklisting timecodes are relative to that broadcast time, Noon PST. 12:00pm Swimming by Disasterpiece on The Floor is Jelly OST (-) 12:03pm Obvs by Jamie XX on In Colour (-) 12:05pm Quitter's Raga by Gold Panda on Companion (-) 12:07pm Thizza Thizza by Thriftworks on ZenZero (-) 12:09pm Anywhere But Here by Schlohmo on Bad Vibes (-) 12:13pm Rain Damage - Instrumental by Grieves on - (-) 12:16pm Laid Out by Magical Mistakes on Decompose / Reassemble (-) 12:20pm Smile Meditation by Vulfpeck on Thrill of the Arts (-) 12:24pm King by J Dilla on Jay Stay Paid (-) 12:25pm Keyboard Milk by Røyksopp on Forsaken Cowboy (-) 12:32pm Zodiac Shit by Flying Lotus on Cosmogramma (-) 12:34pm Wirrok by Dirty Elegance on Finding Beauty in the Wretched (-) 12:39pm Hammers by Nils Frahm on Spaces (-) 12:42pm Awaiting an Accident (Lali Puna remix) by Boom Bip on I Thought I Was Over That (-) 12:45pm Ethereal (Nosaj Thing vs. Pretty Lights) by League of Legends, Nosaj Thing, Pretty Lights on DJ Sona (-) 12:50pm Slumlord's Re-lease by Neon Indian on VEGA INTL. Night School (-) 12:52pm Into the Sea by Port Blue on The Albatross EP (-) 12:54pm As Serious As Your Life by Four Tet on Rounds (Domino) 12:59pm Imprint by Amtrac on Came Along (-) 1:07pm Mdrmx by Brothomstates on Claro (-) 1:13pm The Motion Makes Me Last (Four Tet Remix) by Eluvium on Leaves Eclipse the Light EP (-) 1:20pm Tones Rap (Instrumental) by Badbadnotgood, Ghostface Killah on Six Degrees (-) 1:23pm Snowy Lava by Ametsub on The Nothings of the North (-) 1:26pm what you eat by torahhorse on - (-) 1:29pm Miss Teardrop by Felix Laband on Dark Days Exit (-) 1:32pm Wonderland (Little People Instrumental Mix) by Little People on We Are But Hunks of Wood Remixes (-) 1:36pm The Dead Sea Scrolls by Fort Fairfield on The Dead Sea Scrolls (-) 1:40pm Cuckoo by Tipper on Broken Soul Jamboree (-) 1:43pm Wizard of Meh by Pogo on Wizard of Meh (-) 1:44pm Je Suis Le Vent by Working for a Nuclear Free City on Businessmen & Ghosts (-) 1:47pm Nights Off by Siriusmo on Mosaik (-) 1:51pm Kit & Pearle by Dosh on Wolves and Wishes (-) 1:54pm Alfonso Muskedunder by Todd Terje on - (-)

Played on BFF.FM at Noon PST, 2015 - 10 - 21 Tracklist: 12:04pm Oktober by Bersarin Quartet on Bersarin Quartet (-) 12:09pm An Iceberg Hurled Northward Thru Clouds by Gold Panda on DJ Kicks (-) 12:14pm We're Not Programs, Gertie, We're People by Clint Mansell on Moon (-) 12:19pm Evening Silhouettes by Epic45 on Weathering (-) 12:21pm Alone In Kyoto by Air on Lost in Translation OST (-) 12:25pm November by Max Richter on Memoryhouse (-) 12:32pm Clear by Peter Gregson on Lights in the Sky (-) 12:34pm The International by Arms & Sleepers on Matador (-) 12:36pm Wouh by Nicolas Jaar on Wouh (-) 12:43pm Radiation Ruling the Nation (Protection) by Massive Attack vs. Mad Professor on No Protection (-) 12:49pm Last Walk Around Mirror Lake - Boards of Canada Remix by Boom Bip on Corymb (-) 12:52pm And By Sweet I Mean by Ben Lukas Boysen on The Reconstruction of Fives (-) 12:57pm Treibholz by Florian Rietze on Treibholz (-) 1:01pm At Les by Innerzone Orchestra on Programmed (-) 1:08pm Love on a Real Train by Tangerine Dream on Live in America 1992 (-) 1:11pm Radar - Michael Mayer Remix by Hauschka on Salon des Amateurs remixes (-) 1:17pm Time Lapse by Ludovico Einaudi on - (-) 1:22pm Don't Call It (Instrumental) by Milosh on Jetlag (Instrumenals) (-) 1:25pm Truth Skull (Bibio Remix) by Lymbic Systym on Love Your Abuser Remixed (-) 1:30pm Alberto Balsalm by Aphex Twin on I Care Because You Do (Warner Bros.) 1:35pm Helvetica by Arms and Sleepers on Matador (Fake Chapter Records) 1:40pm Gekkoh by Susumu Yokota on Sakura (-) 1:44pm North Cormorant Obscurity by Rykard on Arrive the Radio Beacon (-) 1:47pm Lithiummelodie 1 by Jan Jelinek on Kosmischer Pitch (-) 1:51pm Endless Falls by Loscil (w/Kelly Wyse) on Intervalo (NA) 1:57pm First Breath by Peter Gregson on Lights in the Sky (-)

Two hours of audio ice cream : Stellar new music from Sepalcure, the return of Gold Panda, a new cut from Omar-S’ new album, more from The Knife’s latest weird and wonderful LP, the soothing sounds of Rhye, a collab between Boom Bip and Charlie White, brand new sounds from the much missed Pan American, […]

[Enhanced Podcast] Music from: Sneaker Pimps, Björk, Bonobo, Mr. Scruff, Leftfield, Soulstice, Massive Attack, Kosma, Shantel, Thievery Corporation, Kid Loco, Boom Bip, Cabbageboy, Red Snapper, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Hooverphonic, Lamb, LTJ Bukem, and Morcheeba.

Another artisan mix constructed at the Beat Oracle labs is presented here for your listening pleasure. First, a layer of pop and IDM includes excellent tracks from Crystal Fighters, D/R/U/G/S and Ludique. Next, things cool down with new tracks from A Winged Victory for the Sullen, 4mat, and Boom Bip. The last layer of shine […]

[Enhanced Podcast] Music from: Jazzanova, Beanfield, Boom Bip, Automator, Boards Of Canada, Bonobo featuring Andreya Triana, Lovage, DJ Krush, Kruder and Dorfmeister featuring: Roni Size, Friend, Ruby, Portishead, Ernest Ranglin, Thievery Corporation, AIR, Leftfield, Massive Attack, and RJD2.

Radio Three Sixty Part 54: SR MANDRIL, TOSCA, CAROLINE, CORDOVAN, BOOM BIP, MILOSH AND BEIRUT. PHOTOGRAPHY BY REDBOY

Radio Three Sixty Part 54: SR MANDRIL, TOSCA, CAROLINE, CORDOVAN, BOOM BIP, MILOSH AND BEIRUT. PHOTOGRAPHY BY REDBOY