Podcasts about cousin silas

Ah, yes, the library, wherein all sorts of musical wonders await. I guess that’s all I need to say about that, yeah? Let’s get to the listenin’. Start       James Asher, Island Spa, Recentering7.02       Cousin Silas, The Other Jezebel, Through a Cobweb Strange11.08     Systems Theory, Four Piece Suit, Soundtracks for Imaginary […]

The 565th of a series of weekly radio programmes created by :zoviet*france: First broadcast 23 September 2023 by Resonance 104.4 FM and CJMP 90.1 FM Thanks to the artists included here for their fine work. track list 00 Lee Patterson - Intro 01 Mari Noda - Japanese Greeting 02 Binary Slim, André Pissoir, John Juan - Grimaces and Other Useful Techniques 03 Kate Carr - A Loud Hissing Screech Which Drops in Pitch Halfway 04 Godafoss - Absolus 05 Coen Oscar Polack - Cuore nero 06 Timo S. - Canada Goose (Branta canadensis), Essen, Nordrhein-Westfalen, 2015-03-08 22.04 07 Freetousesounds - AMBHarbr, Ambience, Harbour, Low Humming, Cicadas, Avenue du 28 Novembre 1942, Car Pass By, Le Port, La Réunion, Nighttime, FTUS, 19232, 05 08 Cousin Silas & Niles Frantz - An Apocalypse Is an Opportunity (to Move to a Higher Level) 09 John Kannenberg - Sketching Notre Dame's Facade 10 Rabbitsquirrel - Come, We'll Watch the Buildings Fall Together ++ Lee Patterson - Outro

Spitzer Spotify Playlist - open.spotify.com/playlist/1ew81d1apIyY6Pr8Z4vVSh - SPITZER RADIO- [AIR] www.mixcult.net [FB] www.facebook.com/spitzerecords [ITUNES PDCST] https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/mixcult-vinyl-digital-podcast/id1441882336?mt=2 [TWTR] twitter.com/MixCult [INSRG] instagram.com/mixcult [VK] vk.com/spitzeradio TL 01. DeepChord - Amber /Soma Quality Recordings/ 02. Demdike Stare - Dilation /Modern Love/ 03. Hotel Neon - Onward /Archives/ 04. Misleading Structures - Departure In Zero Visibility /Archives/ 05. Waveform Transmission - V 3.0-3.1 /Astral Industries/ 06. Xylème - Eyes Wide Open /Lett Records/ 07. Docetism - Quaterni /Bunkier Productions/ 08. Verraco - Casi Siempre Hay Ma?ana /Fabric/ 09. Ulwhednar - IV /Northern Electronics/ 10. Ander feat. EISENLAGER - Zepsute Zegary I Stare Studnie /Zoharum/ 11. F&E - Amber (v1.3) /Nullpunkt/ 12. Steve Pacheco - A Glimpse Of The Infinite /whitelabrecs/ 13. Blazej Malinowski - Motionless /Illegal Alien Records/ 14. Cousin Silas & Eisenlager - Where Do You Go To (My Lovely) /We Are All Ghosts/ 15. UBX127 - Vuh /ANAOH/ 16. Neil Tolliday - Missed Again /99:Wave/ 17. Echospace - In Echospace /Modern Love/ 18. Nørbak - He Won't Let You Fall (Intro Edit) /NRBK/ 19. Tim Xavier - Holographic Universe /Facetoface/ 20. Solitary Dancer - At The End Of The Corridor Of Love, A Loss /Graded/ 21. Nocow - Uhod /Dynamic Reflection/ 22. Gas - Zauberberg 1 /Mille Plateaux Booking and requests: info@mixcult.net Spitzer Records & Radio | www.mixcult.net

Joseph eagerly awaits information about Arthur's condition while trying to figure out where to go next.   Support the show on Patreon.   Music by: Cousin Silas and Puppy Bordiga Cousin Silas and Pat Pik Hecrom

Tras la llegada del Hombre a la Luna, el siguiente reto en la conquista espacial fue llegar a Venus. La órbita de Venus es un 28% más cercana al Sol que la de la Tierra. Por este motivo, las naves que viajan hacia Venus deben recorrer más de 41 millones de kilómetros adentrándose en el campo gravitatorio del Sol, perdiendo parte de su energía potencial que es entonces transformada en energía cinética; esto ocasiona que este tipo de trayectorias tengan que ser calculadas con mucha precisión. Por otro lado, la atmósfera de Venus no facilita maniobras de frenado atmosférico. Venus es un planeta de atmósfera masiva y sus capas exteriores son mucho más variables y complicadas que las de otros planetas, como Marte. Aterrizar en Venus implica contar con una información extremadamente precisa de la densidad atmosférica en las capas superiores. Tras el fracaso de la sonda Sputnik 7 lanzada hacia Venus el 4 de febrero de 1961 y que no pudo salir de la órbita terrestre, el 12 de febrero de 1961, la sonda espacial soviética Venera 1 (llamada también inicialmente Sputnik 8) se convierte en la primera sonda enviada con éxito hacia otro planeta. La Venera 1 fue la primera en combinar todas las características necesarias de una nave espacial interplanetaria: paneles solares, antena parabólica para la telemetría, estabilizadores en tres ejes, motor de corrección de rumbo y el primer lanzamiento desde una órbita de aparcamiento. Venera 1 fue la primera nave espacial lanzada para sobrevolar Venus. Perteneció al Programa Venera y consistió en un cuerpo cilíndrico coronado por una cúpula, de 2'35 m de altura y 1'5 m de diámetro. La masa de combustible era de 643'5 Kg. Dos paneles solares, con una superficie total de 2 m², se extendían en forma radial desde el cilindro. Para las comunicaciones se diseñó una antena de alta ganancia desplegable de 2 m de diámetro. Los comandos de enlace ascendente se enviaron a la nave espacial a 770 MHz y 1'6 bits/s. La sonda estaba equipada con instrumentos científicos, entre ellos un magnetómetro al final de un brazo de 2 m, trampas de iones, detectores de micrometeoritos y contadores de radiación cósmica. La cúpula contenía una esfera de combustible a presión de 1'2 atm que contenía un banderín de la Unión Soviética y fue diseñada para flotar en el océano venusiano tras el impacto previsto. La nave Venera 1 también llevaba un motor de corrección de curso. El control de temperatura —nominalmente a 30°C— se logró con persianas térmicas. Siete días después del lanzamiento, a aproximadamente dos millones de kilómetros de la Tierra, se perdió el contacto con la nave. Entre el 19 y el 20 de mayo de 1961 pasó a 100.000 Km de Venus para, posteriormente, entrar en órbita heliocéntrica. Éste fue el segundo de dos intentos de enviar una sonda a Venus en febrero de 1961, inmediatamente después del lanzamiento de su nave hermana Venera-1VA No.1,​ que no llegó a abandonar la órbita de la Tierra. El motor 11D33 fue el primero de ciclo de combustión en etapas del mundo y también el primer uso de un motor de vacío para permitir el cohete de combustible líquido en el espacio. Se llevaron a cabo tres sesiones de telemetría, reuniendo datos de viento solar y rayos cósmicos cerca de la Tierra, en la magnetopausa de la Tierra. El 19 de febrero, a una distancia de 1.900.000 Km, después de descubrir el viento solar con Luna 2, Venera 1 proporcionó la primera verificación de que este plasma estaba presente uniformemente en el espacio profundo. Siete días después, no se pudo realizar la siguiente sesión de telemetría programada. El 19 de mayo de 1961 Venera 1 pasó a menos de 100.000 Km de Venus. Los ingenieros soviéticos determinaron que Venera-1 falló debido al sobrecalentamiento de un sensor de orientación. El 22 de julio de 1962 la NASA lanzó la primera misión del programa espacial estadounidense con destino a Venus, la sonda Mariner 1, que se destruyó durante el despegue. A los 4 min y 53 s se produjo una inclinación inesperada del cohete que fue detectada por los encargados de seguridad de la misión. Ante esta situación que implicaba alguna posibilidad de que el cohete cayese en el océano cerca de las rutas transatlánticas, se envió una orden al cohete para su autodestrucción 6 s antes de que liberase la sonda. Durante la caída, el transpondedor de radio siguió mandando señales durante 64 s. El fallo fue causado por la combinación de dos factores: interferencias en las señales recibidas y la omisión de un guión en las instrucciones del programa de guiado del cohete. Ambos errores provocaron que durante las pérdidas de contacto con tierra el cohete modificara su trayectoria y se desviara de la ruta prevista. Igualmente fallida resultó la sonda Sputnik 19, similar a la Venera 1 y lanzada por la Unión Soviética el 25 de agosto de 1962. Sin embargo, el primer éxito en la exploración de Venus no se haría esperar mucho más. La Mariner 2 sobrevoló Venus en diciembre de 1962 a una distancia de 34.773 Km y se convirtió en la primera sonda en transmitir desde las proximidades del planeta. Era una sonda lunar del tipo Ranger modificada. Estableció que Venus no tenía campo magnético y consiguió medir las emisiones térmicas de microondas del planeta. Hammock, Astropilot, Chronotope Project, Terra Ambient, Cousin Silas, Bersarin Quartett, Robert Scott Thompson, Miledh, Vangelis, Chuck van Zyl, Blue Is Nine, David Helpling, Lars Leonhard. El playlist detallado: lostfrontier.org/episodios/2022/970

I am extremely happy to welcome a guest ambient mix by Alaeddin aka the man behind Calm Pills.Believing in music’s capacity to uplift us, Alaeddin creates and hosts 2 podcast mix series: Calm Pills and Chill Pills.Every mix he creates is a labor of love, with curated track list and seamless harmonic transitions, all with the intention of boosting your happiness and well-being through the power of uplifting, feel-good music.You can check out more of his Calm Pill mixes: https://www.mixcloud.com/CalmPillsAnd Chill Pill mixes: https://www.mixcloud.com/ChillPillsLinks to downloadable episodes from his website: https://www.uppmixes.comTracklist:Tonepoet - ImpulsesNox Arcana - NyarlathotepMoonshine Blues - DawnPete Namlook & Tetsu Inoue - Morning SpiritRebekkah's Cousin Silas - the Rachel suite - part 009Jonn Serrie & Gary Stroutsos - Sea of CloudsOrnament - AmbeyondDarren Harper - Vanishing Point (the receding edge pt.2)Cousin Silas - Moving AwayJohn Foxx & Harold Budd - A Delicate RomanceTonepoet & Wings Of An Angel - Dreaming Out LoudMatt Borghi & Michael Teager - ConvocationDiatonis - The River FlowingApple Podcast

Welcome to broadcast 216 of the independent artist show. A wide variety of music, and maybe some talk as well. Set 1: Chad Farran, Like Water Chad Lawson, Promise Made on Signal Mountain Chris Fields, D and A Claudia Schwab, Little Fiddle Trio Set 2: Cousin Silas, Different Sky Various Artists, Impact of Dust (Whalt Thisney) Mauro Gentile, Cry Of The World Studio 4632, Towards Cloud Nine by Maximum Movement Theatre Various Artists/Studio 4632, Towards The Rainbow by Noise Cluster Various Artists/Studio 4632, Celestial Bodies by Dawn Tuesday Various Artists/Studio 4632, The Ache Of Eternal Wanting by Linnea Various Artists, Animal Various Artists, Pain of the World Set 3: Val Davis, Court of Greedy Kings Un-Kai, Bon Syo-Un Twilight Archive, Torn From Memories Numa, Before We Break Vito Paternoster, Etude 9 Wavebuffet, Habaco Magnatune Compilation, Wicked Allstars: Possible New House Magnatune Compilation, Hans Christian: Backwards (with my eyes closed) Sun Palace, Flying (Sun Palace) Magnatune Compilation, Electric Frankenstein: Listen Up, Baby Magnatune Compilation, Jackalopes: Frankenstein Girl Magnatune Compilation, Skitzo: Angel's Blood Magnatune Compilation, Jingle Bells (Anup) Magnatune Compilation, Jingle Bells (Harper's Hamper) Magnatune Compilation, Gloucestershire Wassail - Wassail Song (James Edwards) Magnatune Compilation, Shchedrik - Carol of the Bells (Kitka) That completes the show. I hope you enjoyed the program as much as I have putting it together. The Various Artists section of Magnatune has much more, but with a wide variety of stuff out there and the timing of the show, its just not possible to cover everything. Its a wide variety, and it only gets better. Some of the Magnatune collection I don't have from the various samplers, but some I have. Its all in the taste of ones liking, but want to feature a bunch of stuff and did on today's program. I hope to be back on another edition of the program. See you then!

Welcome to broadcast 204 of the Independent artist show. My name is Jared Rimer, and we've got a packed show for you. Studio4632, a net label on Bandcamp, recently lost their founder Candy L. In her memory, the community recently released an album entitled A Last Sunset- A Celebration of Candy Lozier- Volume 1. We're also going to play an album entitled Scenes From A Forest which was done by Cousin Silas with her. Also, in the forgotten category, Scott Lawlor released a hidden gem that he found and released this year. A Process of Transformation is in between two albums, and the album is three tracks long. "Scott Lawlor returns to eM with a deeply personal album about love and loss. The work herein is Scott at his absolute finest, and is best described by the artist himself. "The idea that something is dying needs to be investigated to see what it is. It is not we who are really dying but only the false self that is experiencing the end of its illusory view of life — our personal, homemade self, which has been the object of our efforts and is secretly present in virtually all of our good deeds." This is only a portion of the notations themselves. Click on the link where you can read, and buy this album. Included is also a PDF file with pictures and notes within it as well. We're also going to have some other music by a wide range of artists as well. The Last Sunset album is 3 hours alone, so there is no way we're going to feature every track. Here is the Email I received through Scott Lawlor. "Hi friends and fans. Please forgive the above average communications lately but I wanted to bring an album to your attention, one that I have a track on, but, more importantly than that, a collection of tracks that honors the memory of Candy Lozier who passed on from this world in September. As a lot of you know, she was a great supporter of the music community, owner of studio4632.bandcamp.com and a terrific composer and improviser in her own right." There are 296 releases on this label, check them out and support the work of this label. Underneath that, is the link which we've linked above. We can't forget Keith Hinton who submitted two tracks to us as well. We sent him everything we've got, and he has been in communication with the network by Twitter direct message. Thanks Keith for the music, and for communicating with us. I hope you'll enjoy today's program and thanks so much for listening! For the playlist, go to our blog as posting it here will cut it quite close to character limits. I'll also have them on this blog which is my personal blog as well. Thanks for listening!

Sounds In The Dark turns one year old with an amazing playlist of new work from Alex Cobb, Tiny Leaves, HELM, Shuttle358, The Sly and Unseen, Tim Kays, and much more! Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist Eric's Basement & Secret Tunnels by Psymon Spine on Psymon Spine (Axis Mundi) A ground without a figure by SHUTTLE358 on CAN YOU PROVE I WAS BORN (12k) September 1st by Altars Altars on 1864 (http://altarsaltars.bandcamp.com) Live By Golden Rule: Go Orange Be Strong by Andrew Weathers Ensemble on Fuck Everybody, You Can Do Anything (Full Spectrum) Thograinn Thograinn (Hidden Orchestra Remix) by Macmaster / Hay on Reorchestrations (Denovali) I Saw The Brown Leaves Dropping by Siavash Amini and Heinali on When No Wind Whirled (Futuresequence) Medicated Yoga by Lifted on 1 (PAN) Radar Receiver by Solvent on Apples & Synthesizers (Ghostly International) Summer Shower Interlude #4 by Tim Kays on Phenomena (Aural Films) Cold Wind On Erringden Moor by The Sly and Unseen on All Similarities And Technical Difficulties End Here (Hibernate Records) Shed Abroad by Tiny Leaves on A Certain Tide (Futuresequence) the sea inside of me by tunnel at the end of the light on IN THE WAKE OF AN AVALANCHE (http://tunnelattheendofthelight.bandcamp.com) Bagatelle for Harp and Orchestra by Cousin Silas & David Gerard on Cousin Silas David Gerard (We Are All Ghosts) Path of Appearance by Alex Cobb on Chantepleure (Students of Decay) Sky Wax (London) by HELM on Olympic Mess (PAN ) end of the night by Chihei Hatakeyama on Moon Light Reflecting Over Mountains (Room40) Il Giardino Dei Riflessi by Neil On Impression on L'oceano Delle Onde Che Restano Onde Per Sempre (Denovali) by long sea breakers by juxta phona on we will not be silence (Home Normal) Disorder 7 Piano 2 by Alex Menzies on Order & Disorder (Kathexis) Check out the full archives on the website.

CELLO.SONG.................................... A FRAY D JAY mix for RÁDIO ETIÓPIA 01. Owsey – Remnants of Departed Days; 02. Camille O’Sullivan – The Ship Song (03.02); 03. Klaus Schulze – Minority Report (08.24); 04. The American Dollar – Path of Totality (20.10); 05. Fourth Dimension - Halo (22.54); 06. Whitehorse – Night Hawks (28.36); 07. Saafi Brothers – Dub No. 9 (31.56); 08. Capsula – I Know that I Know (36.50); 09. Sysyphe – The End of This Land (Reprise) (43.36); 10. Max Million - Oceanic (49.42); 11. Cousin Silas – Naomi’s Lullaby (54.57); 12. Lauge & Baba Gnohm – The Day After Yesterday (59.48); 13. Nick Drake – Cello Song (66.45); 14. thisquietarmy – Post-Truth (71.09); 15. Seamoon – Stages of Depth (Stimulus Timbre Remix) (74.02). Total Time: 01.19.55 Sultry voice of Radio Etiopia: Ana Ribeiro …. “History never really says goodbye. History says see you later”. – Eduardo Galeano

(recorded on November 9th) In which we drag ourselves out of the pit of electoral despair and attempt to salve our wounds with chapters 3 of Burn (by TheVampireCat) and Safe Up Here With You (by yours truly). Maybe it'll work. Maybe. Worth a shot. Music courtesy of PlusPlus, PCIII, Kai Engel, Dexter Britain, Cousin Silas, and Arcane Waves, licensed under Creative Commons.

Elinor has been telling stories for over 25 years . She was inspired by many, including Newfoundland fiddler and storyteller, Emile Benoit, Rita Cox, Bob Barton and Laura Simms. After 22 years as an administrator with the Newfoundland Public Libraries, she left to devote more time to storytelling, working with the “Learning Through the Arts” programme in schools in Western Newfoundland, before moving to Nova Scotia in 2011. Lifetime member, former Administrator, retired Webmaster of Storytellers of Canada/Conteurs du Canada, she received the Storytellers of Canada/Conteurs du Canada “Storykeeper Award” in 2015. In this podcast, we discuss how Elinor started in storytelling, her new project “Cousin Silas and the Moose Woman”, and the work of Silas Tertius Rand who was a Baptist Missionary and Mi'kmaq story collector. We also discuss several stories Silas collected and published and what the future holds for Elinor's storytelling projects.

In which Keep Singing's new (semi-alternating) format is launched: Serial chapter fic rather than only one-shots. We have for your listening pleasure chapter one of Burn by thevampirecat and Safe Up Here With You by dynamicsymmetry, with This is Where it Starts by rednecksaints to cap things off with a nice angsty cherry. Best kind of cherry, if you ask me. And even if you didn't. Music courtesy of Ryan Litt, Kai Engel, Cousin Silas, Janneh, Black Hill, Dana Boulé, and Stellardrone

In which writing in general is discussed, and fanfiction in particular. Topics include where the hell to begin, how the hell to handle multiple projects at once, what the hell is the deal with plagiarism, and why the hell this whole thing is so stigmatized. Also included: recs, what might have been going through Beth's mind between The Back Hug and The Porch Conversation, and a reading ("We'll Scream Our Names to the Heavens and the Plains", by dynamicsymmetry). Music courtesy of Broke For Free, Cousin Silas, and Kai Engel, licensed under Creative Commons.

Two hours of the best ambient, electronic and experimental music from around the world with tracks from Camomatic, Lazzich, Halo XVI, Phillip Wilkerson, Cousin Silas, SineRider, Inapsine, Tange and Gregg Plummer, Susperia-Electrica, Mooma, the ambient visitor, Daniel Land, Eko_Fisk and Bing Satellites. Full tracklist and details at www.bingsatellites.com/radio/#ma004 Follow the show on Twitter @bingsatellites and #mostlyambient

A special edition of Mostly Ambient celebrating the release of Album In A Day volume 3, an album of song completely written and recorded in one day! featuring music from the album and previous two volumes from Pyotr, Oneiro, Rogue Spore, SineRider, Chris Fordham, Phillip Wilkerson, French Films About Trains, Daniel Land & The Modern Painters, Ketsa, Vapor Lanes, Eko_Fisk, Meteer, Alana Barttels, Glacial, dlay, dmyra, the lovely moon, Tange, Cousin Silas, Crystal Dreams, Bing Satellites, i AM esper, MagicVan, Poodleplay Arkestra, Mystified and Piotro. Full tracklist and details at www.bingsatellites.com/radio/#ma002 Follow the show on Twitter @bingsatellites and #mostlyambient

In which the Bethyl Smut Week mega-episode concludes. There are recs, discussions of what people would prefer to NOT see in their smut, what they haven't seen and would like to see more of, and what maybe um they weren't so into before and then they were ruined and now they're really really into it, as well as speculation regarding the ease of locating a strap-on in the zombie apocalypse. Also a reading of yet more smut ("just like a stranger | just like I am" by dearygirl and openhearts, found on ao3) Music courtesy of Broke For Free, and Cousin Silas and Black Hill, licensed under Creative Commons

G’day listeners, welcome to our first May edition of Sequences. Feast you eyes on the lineup we have for you. Three new releases from the excellent German label Syngate, always surprising us with some tasty electronic sounds, with Johan Tronestam, Rudolf Heimann & TMA at the helm. Ambient and cosmic music from likes of JaJa, Bing Satellites & Ambient Visitors and many more, Berlin school fans are catered by Filter Kaffee and John Christian, and special mention must go to the collaboration of Cousin Silas & Jack Hertz on Time Spinners, with their blend of long form synthesiser excursions and progressive rock style rhythms, the track we chosen for you is a real corker. There’s plenty more weird and wonderful music here to keep you entertained over the course of 3 hours. We kick off with Modulus 4, from TMA and Friends live session in Germany, at the Solingen Art Gallery. Sequences playlist no65 TMA & Friends ‘Modulus 1V’ 1.57 (album Live - Solingen Artgallery) www.syngate.net Johan Tronestam ’The Unimaginable’ 15.19 (album Roswell) http://www.teamquasar.se/ Johan Tronestam ‘Crash Site’ 27.20 “ “ “ Cousin Silas & Jack Hertz ’S-P-A-C-E’ 35.34 (album Time Spinners) *** Frank Ayers ‘Different Skies Part 2’ 46.26 (album Different Skies) https://www.facebook.com/frank.ayers.music?fref=ts Frank Ayers ‘Different Skies Part 7’ 50.56 “ “ “ “ TMA & Friends ’Sunset On The Beach’ 57.08 Kloob ‘Haunted’ 64.46 (album Deep Emotional Phases) http://kloob.bandcamp.com/ Kloob ‘Solstico’ 71.24 “ “ “ “ “ “ JaJa ’Sternenmeer’ 76.43 (album Starfields) *** http://www.cyan-music.com/releases-044.html Steve Brand 'Over-Soul' 85.30 (album Into The Current) *** http://relaxedmachinery.com/artists/steve-brand/ Steve Brand ‘Second Spring’ 93.43 (album Second Spring) Tim Kays ‘Convective Instability’ 101.38 (album Phenomena) http://auralfilms.bandcamp.com/ Tim Kays ’Summer Shower Interlude’ 109.29 “ “ “ Rudolf Heimann ‘Ain’t Easy To Fly’ 115.46 (album Perpetuum Mobile) www.syngate.net Rudolf Heimann ‘Several Thousand Questions’ 121.35 “ “ “ Filter-Kaffee ’Six-Eight Time’ 127.51 album102 ) http://www.manikin.de Morphieusmusic ‘The Haunting b Midnight Mix 2015’ 137.11https://www.facebook.com/morphieusmusic Bing Satellites’With Extra String’ 141.54 (album Twilight Sessions Volume 15) *** www.bingsatellites.com The Lovely Moon ‘Moonlight’ 150.10 (album Moonlit Drift) *** www.thelovelymoon.com John Christian ‘Holology’ 159.44 (album Sol Invictus) https://www.facebook.com/JohnSculpture?fref=ts The Weird & The Wonderful ‘Nudein Constructs’ 166.37 (album Nudein 11) http://theweirdandthewonderful.reverbnation.com Astro Connect ’Space Symphony’ 173.39 https://soundcloud.com/brian-brown-16 The Ambient Visitor ‘Ixion’ 182.46 (album One) www.theambientvisitor.com Tron Syversen ‘Inner Journey’ 189.46 (album Piano Meditations) *** www.tronmusic.com Edit ***

391.org dadacast 26, featuring Cousin Silas, Clutter with Ann Wilson, LiL lemon dreams, zedexx, Escha and Manassas. Read more at https://391.org/audio/391-org-dadacast-26/