Podcasts about daisuke miyatani

New music by Daisuke Miyatani, H. Takahashi, Günter Schlienz, Jesse Woolston, Nay Shalom, April Larson, Witxes, Belorusia, Frog Eyes, Seabuckthorn, Wayne Robert Thomas

a cura di Alessandro Achilli. Musiche di Eric Bibb, Daisuke Miyatani, Orcastratum, Shaneeka Simon, Bad Dream Fancy Dress

a cura di Alessandro Achilli. Musiche di Eric Bibb, Daisuke Miyatani, Orcastratum, Shaneeka Simon, Bad Dream Fancy Dress (prima parte)

a cura di Alessandro Achilli. Musiche di Eric Bibb, Daisuke Miyatani, Orcastratum, Shaneeka Simon, Bad Dream Fancy Dress (prima parte)

hour one: "my favourite things" (false start, live nov 20, 1961) "relicdensity" jerman + barnes "mammatus" jerman + barnes "bondi" petra haden "your equilibrium" howie reeve "scars - khmer acapella" bon wrath "am3:00" sawako + daisuke miyatani "shit on me" mike watt + the secondmen hour two: "bight" jerman + barnes "segue for lovers" round eye "white hot gold" nudity "mayday" no poem "mr. chi pig" los necronauts "bar kultura" bernays propaganda "par par" (live) bob schriner "off-duty sailor" dicks "yeah" seb + the rahh dicks "30 minute makeout" the lemon-limes "nam june paik" jee jee band "hey you" (new version) bash.o w/max grassle hour three: "in situ" jerman + barnes "herminda de la victoria" victor jara "el ritmo que tu tienes" betunizer "magma" chicano batman "redisribution of wealth" (rough mix) frightwig "so long" (live) the extract

Ben and Mark talk about where we can find information to improve our skills (links below, in no particular order). Our tool star this week is f.lux, an application which could help you sleep better after some late night coding. Ben’s jukebox recommendation is ‘Never Mess With Sunday’ from Yppah’s 2012 album ‘Eighty one’. Mark suggests a couple of tracks from Daisuke Miyatani’s 2007 album ‘Diario’. - Mark Subscribe and keep in touch iTunes - http://relativepaths.uk/it Stitcher - http://relativepaths.uk/st SoundCloud - http://relativepaths.uk/sc Twitter - http://twitter.com/relativepaths Facebook - http://facebook.com/relativepaths If you like the show, please leave a review or comment wherever you like to listen to us. We'd particularly love an iTunes review :)