Podcasts about Emptyset

When there's market volatility due to on-again, off-again tariffs, how does that impact Empty Set? From day-to-day operations to release schedules, tariffs can affect every step of our production timeline. We've already been affected!  Deep Cuts is created by Scott Sigler and A B Kovacs Produced by Steve Riekeberg Production Assistance by Allie Press Copyright 2025 by Empty Set Entertainment  I'm just happy you can't levy tariffs on blogs! Y'all still can grab a new three-year dot-com domain using GoDaddy Promo Code CJCFOSSIG! Get yours and then shout all about it on your very own homepage! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 737: March 18, 2025 playlist: Alan Sparhawk, "Stranger" (With Trampled by Turtles) 2025 Sub Pop Dummy, "Unshaped Road (GMO's Gummy Remix)" (Bubbelibrium DLC) 2025 [self-released] Kara-Lis Coverdale, "Daze" (From Where You Came) 2025 Smalltown Supersound Arthur Russell, "Too Early To Tell (Live 12/20/85)" (Open Vocal Phrases Where Songs Come In and Out (Live 12/20/85)) 2025 Audika Nic Krog, "PARTS 12-13-14" (Perfect Pattern) 2025 Psychic Liberation Nicolas Jaar, "Piedras" (Piedras 1 and 2) 2025 Other People Faun Fables, "Ember Bell" (Counterclockwise) 2025 Drag City Emptyset, "Gloam" (Dissever) 2025 Thrill Jockey Eyed Jay, "Strangeland" (Strangeland) 2025 [self-released] Julien Demoulin, "A Trial Of Distances (HTDC remix)" (A Trial Of Distances) 2025 Sound In Silence Oh No Noh, "Almost Everywhere" (As Late As Possible) 2025 Teleskop Sugar Plant, "Just Be There" (E2-E4 2001 - Inspiration From E2-E4) 2001 Sal Disc / 2025 KiliKiliVilla Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening.

Empty Set is moving to a new model: listener-supported podcasting. We're committed to giving committed fans the complete experience. Scott, A, and the live-stream audience chat about ad-supported, freemium listener-supported models.  Deep Cuts is created by Scott Sigler and A B Kovacs Produced by Steve Riekeberg Production Assistance by Allie Press Copyright 2025 by Empty Set Entertainment  No matter the level, one of the best things I can tell you is that using GoDaddy Promo Code CJCFOSSIG is good for everybody! You save 99% on a new 3-year dot-com domain registration, and we help! Sharing is caring, after all! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Twenty minutes' notice to evacuate due to a nearby emergency? That's what happened at Empty Set last week due to wildfire. Scott & A talk about that experience, emergency preparedness, and what to pack in your go-bag if you have to bug out.   Find out what you need at ready.gov/kit or your local government's website. Deep Cuts is created by Scott Sigler and A B Kovacs Produced by Steve Riekeberg Production Assistance by Allie Press Copyright 2025 by Empty Set Entertainment  It's smart to be prepared for anything, including saving money! You prepared to save money on your brand spanking new 3-year .com domain? Sure you are, so check out CJCFOSSIG, our GoDaddy Promo Code, for ninety-nine percent off. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

There's always a lot going on at Empty Set. In 2024, it was mostly behind the scenes, but in 2025, we'll be all over the place. New books! Convention appearances! All the things! Give a listen to find out where we'll be in 2025! Deep Cuts is created by Scott Sigler and A B Kovacs Produced by Steve Riekeberg Production Assistance by Allie Press Copyright 2025 by Empty Set Entertainment  You also have a big 2025 in the making? Make things easy by using our GoDaddy Promo Code CJCFOSSIG for your website. I mean, who wouldn't want ninety-nine percent off the first year of a 3-year, brand-spanking new dot-com domain registration? Nobody, that's who. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

From manuscript to marketplace, what exactly does a publisher do? We cover the big picture and explain how the large houses do it but focus on our two-person shop – how does Empty Set get so much done? Created by Scott Sigler and A B Kovacs. Production Assistance by Allie Press Copyright 2024 by Empty Set Entertainment  Every small business – publishers included – needs a website. The GoDaddy Promo Code CJCFOSSIG lops 99% off the first year of a 3-year registration for a new domain. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Fun. Artists this episode include Kilbourne, Emptyset, and Khanate. The post Ep. 382 – Terms and Words first appeared on Fancy Pants Gangsters.

Fun. Artists this episode include Kilbourne, Emptyset, and Khanate. The post Ep. 382 – Terms and Words first appeared on Fancy Pants Gangsters.

Episode 667: November 20, 2023 playlist: Aidan Baker, Jana Sotzko, Melissa Guion, "Vierte" (Trio Not Trio - Letzte) 2023 Gizeh Opandolfo, "Random Patterns" (Patterns) 2023 Sound In Silence Driftmachine, "Uruk" (The Encyclopedia of Civilizations Vol. 5: Babylon) 2023 Abstrakce June McDoom, "Emerald River Dance" (With Strings) 2023 Temporary Residence Hand To Earth, "Watu (excerpt)" (Mokuy) 2023 Room40 Barbara Manning, "Heat" (Charm of Yesterday...Convenience of Tomorrow) 2023 Ba Da Bing! The Focus Group, "Hey let loose your love" (Hey Let Loose Your Love) 2005 / 2023 Ghost Box Josh Mason, "The sunken cost is detailed" (An Anxious Host) 2023 Students of Decay emptyset, "rise" (ash) 2023 Subtext Andrea Burelli, "Fiori Strappati" (Sonic Mystics for Poems (of Life and Death of a Phoenix)) 2003 self-released J.WLSN, "Shifting" (Slipped) 2023 Room40 Corrado Maria De Santis, "No Longer the Same" (Over a Long Time) 2023 Lost Tribe Sound The Apartments, "No Hurry" (apart) 1997 Talitres Joy Guidry, "Almost There" (Almost There) 2023 Whited Sepulchre Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening.

For this episode of Songs of Our Lives, I invite James Ginzburg on the show. James is a musician, producer, and old friend. He is ½ of emptyset and the founder of Subtext Records. On this episode, we get lost in the strangeness of John Denver's words, the allure of Arthur Deller's voice, how freaking great Irene Cara is, and loads more.Listen to all of James's picks HERESubtext Recordsemptyset “Ash”James's websiteSongs of Our Lives is a podcast series hosted by Brad Rose of Foxy Digitalis that explores the music that's made us and left a certain mark. Whether it's a song we associate with our most important moments, something that makes us cry, the things we love that nobody else does, or our favorite lyrics, we all have our own personal soundtrack.Join Foxy Digitalis on Patreon for extra questions and conversation in each episode (+ a whole lot more!)Follow Foxy Digitalis:WebsitePatreonInstagramTwitterBlueskyMastodonThe Jewel Garden

For this episode of Songs of Our Lives, I invite James Ginzburg on the show. James is a musician, producer, and old friend. He is ½ of emptyset and the founder of Subtext Records. On this episode, we get lost in the strangeness of John Denver's words, the allure of Arthur Deller's voice, how freaking great Irene Cara is, and loads more.Listen to all of James's picks HERESubtext Recordsemptyset “Ash”James's websiteSongs of Our Lives is a podcast series hosted by Brad Rose of Foxy Digitalis that explores the music that's made us and left a certain mark. Whether it's a song we associate with our most important moments, something that makes us cry, the things we love that nobody else does, or our favorite lyrics, we all have our own personal soundtrack. Join Foxy Digitalis on Patreon for extra questions and conversation in each episode (+ a whole lot more!)Follow Foxy Digitalis:WebsitePatreonInstagramTwitterBlueskyMastodonThe Jewel Garden

Episode 387... A new one sent in by Kibou Records (UK) along with lots of other new stuff. A batch of mad (or madd?) tunes for you angry human scum and poured one out for Kurdt because it's dang close to April 8th! Check out the playlists on YouTube and good ole Punkbot 138 on IG. Thanks for listening! Enjoy!Download and stream here (iTunes and Google Podcasts as well):BROS GRIM 387!!!!! Airing Wednesdays 7pm PST on PUNK ROCK DEMONSTRATION & Fridays/Saturdays 7pm PST on RIPPER RADIO.Send us stuff to brothersgrimpunk@gmail.com.Punkers delight...Brooklyn FUCKED UP MINDS 0:57 PEOPLE'S TEMPLE I'M WITH THE PEOPLE'S TEMPLE_RoachLeg Records Japan Surf Fucked Me Up 1:07 BRONxxx POSER NOW POSER FOREVER Malaysia Fight Without A Brain 1:23 SS/Block Mob Violence EP France I Don't Give a Shit 1:31 Human Dogfood No Regrets Anarchy In The U.K. (bkgrd) 3:34 Sex Pistols Sounds Of The Seventies Shitfaced And Out Of Luck 0:42 The Give Ups Gentlemen's Club Short Attention Span 1:18 BIG MESS BLOOD PUNK  Berlin Again And Again 1:40 Nukelickers Lick The Nuke Wannabe 1:37 Thee Infidels Soul For Sale The Jerk 1:47 Project Black Bubblegum    Ramonescore Radio & Wellsville Records Nobodys Tribute RCRR-C007 My Life (bkgrd) 4:01 Nihilistics 1983 - Nihilistics (Lp) UK BURNT OUT 0:59 The Domestics East Anglian HardcoreJapan Emptyset 1:23 GUIDING will Cleveland ENEMY 1:23 GROUCH THE DEMO France HAVE A LIFE 1:21 CITRUS DEMO '23 Orlando At What Price? 1:50 Crude Decomposition DEMO SF 2 Early 2 Tell 1:25 The Losers LEASE ON LIFE "demo 3" Mad Mulligans - Knock One Back (bkgrd) 4:03 The Sick Podcasting Collective Sick Podcasting Collective - Spring Sampler 2021 There's a Method to the Madness 1:36 the deleteD LA Needs a Riot: Bands from the Los Angeles Underground Get Mad 1:15 The Offenders Endless Struggle​​/We Must Rebel​​/I Hate Myself Butt Trumpet: Even More Mad Lately 2:43 Butt Trumpet Cheap Ass Music Vol.1 Mad Max 1:04 Anticitizen Stand Up and Fight The Chick From Tilt Knows Big Words But We Don't 0:49 Mad Cow Dizeaze 182 Split 7" with Contra MADD 1:31 MADD CREW Act Like You Knew Creation Gone Mad 2:00 The Ozzfish Experience Liberty & Justice For All Getting Upset About Fake Scenarios I Made Up 0:58 The Minor Inconveniences Assorted Horseshit Vol. 3: March Madness "Cassingle" '22 Creeping Madness (bkgrd) 4:16 Memphis Morticians Killing The Record Industry Vol 3 I Have A Dream 2:11 Guttermouth Gorgeous  Over The Edge 1:40 Revolt Punx Unite Tall FL Columbine Star Factory 1:23 Ideation Blunt Instrument Demo The Jolly Roger Still Is A Black Flag 1:16 Skankshot Skankshot Ballad of Nirvana 1:35 S.O.D. Stormtroopers of Death Rise of The Infidels

Smithereens drummer and music historian Dennis Diken joins Al for this episode to talk about The Lovin' Spoonful's second album, Daydream. Dennis shares why he thinks this is an album worth knowing and why he has been a Lovin' Spoonful fan ever since their first album came out. He also discusses The Smithereens' newly-released LP, The Lost Album, and what the band has in store for the future.As Dennis mentioned, you can stream his weekly radio show. Check it out here! https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/DIBe sure to keep up with Dennis and The Smithereens!Twitter: @SmithereensHQInstagram: @the_smithereens_officialAl is on Twitter at @almelchiorBB, and this show has accounts on Twitter and Instagram at @youmealbum. Be sure to follow @youmealbum to find out in advance about upcoming guests and featured albums for this podcast.1:03 Dennis joins the show3:03 Dennis talks about “The Empty Set” and his connection to Scott McCaughey9:15 Al explains why he picked Daydream from Dennis' short list10:42 Dennis discusses a couple of personal connections he has with The Lovin' Spoonful15:38 Dennis remembers exactly when he first heard The Spoonful18:22 Dennis explains why he chose Daydream for his short list19:25 “Summer in the City” was one of the most memorable songs from Al's childhood22:15 There is a reason why The Spoonful's singles sounded so different from each other24:19 The Spoonful's music was a strong influence on Dennis28:36 Dennis clears up Al's confusion about who is singing lead vocals31:45 Dennis and Al dig into “Butchie's Tune”36:16 They talk about the album's two hit singles40:34 Dennis walks through what he likes about the remaining tracks44:42 Dennis had a dilemma when he bought Daydream47:29 Dennis likes the fun vibe of The Spoonful's albums50:01 Dennis talks about The Smithereens' Lost Album56:04 Dennis talks about his show on WFMU.org59:38 Dennis has some news about The SmithereensOutro music is from “A World Apart” by The Smithereens.

With GHOSTBUSTERS: AFTERLIFE hitting theaters, the Empty Set crossed the streams with the originals: Ray, Egon, Peter, and Winston. Catch our StorySmack livestream every second Saturday of the month at: Facebook.com/scottsigler Twitch.tv/scottsigler YouTube.com/scottsigler

About: Rotator is a drone project based around combinations of delay, reverb, resonance and feedback. I've had a long-running fascination with taking simple sound sources - analog oscillators, tuned percussion, plucked strings - passing them through combinations of effects - filters, resonators, delays, reverb - then taking those altered sounds and mixing them back in with themselves. This feedback loop keeps the rhythmic, melodic and harmonic content of the input but adds its own musicality to the output. It continually builds on and modifies the original so the final result is something new and hopefully more than just the sum of its own parts. I don't have a clear set of musical influences for this - it's as much about my love of the saturated sounds of tape delays from Jamaican Dub originators like King Tubby as it is about the concepts behind Emptyset's location-based works or any of the more obvious drone, ambient and electronica references. None of these ideas or techniques are new - but I hope my interpretation and implementation of them brings something worthwhile. This piece was originally recorded live using a small modular rig and is based around the individual outputs of a single analogue oscillator. The recording has had some basic post-production but it's essentially presented as it was performed. - Justin Owen aka Rotator Links: https://rrrotatorrr.bandcamp.com https://soundcloud.com/rrrotatorrr

Chain Reaction Host Tom Shaughnessy hosts Dan Elitzer: Co-Founder of Nascent and previously of IDEOVC and Lewis Freiberg, an Independent Developer to discuss Empty Set Dollar. This is the first in a series of podcasts on Algorithmic stablecoins. The trio discuss ESD’s creation, technicals around expansion/contraction of supply, competition, risks and much more. Every Delphi Podcast is dropped first as a video interview for Delphi Digital Subscribers. Our members also have access to full interview transcripts. Join today to get our interviews, first. Thank you to our sponsor LVL, which is launching the first free Bitcoin exchange in North America. Users buy and sell Bitcoin with no trading fees or hidden spreads. Visit them at lvl.co/btcmedia - Show Notes (2:08) – (First Question) - Dan Elitzer and Lewis Freiberg Background. (3:35) – Empty Set Dollar (ESD) Elevator Pitch. (4:31) – Why ESD was so high above the PEG. (8:22) – Collateralized and Centralized Stablecoins main Issues. (10:23) – ESD’s role in DEFI apps. (12:47) – How ESD expands supply. (18:44) – Will ESD will get to a point where people will be debating every week on what the supply should be expanded? (20:40) – Incentive to get ESD above $1. (28:31) – Insights about Supply Lockups. (31:41) – Is there a point where the majority of the Supply will be circulating. (33:57) – Differences on speculators wanting to get involved / Issuance Risks. (36:53) – Debt computed under $1 Walkthrough. (39:01) – Insights about ESD as a Long Term Investor. (43:28) – Why is ESD better than other Stablecoins. (46:56) – Thoughts about Development Teams. (49:17) – Where to find Dan and Lewis.   Music Attribution: Cosmos by From The Dust | https://soundcloud.com/ftdmusic Music promoted by https://www.free-stock-music.com Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 Unported License https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/3.0/deed.en_US Resources: Dan’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/delitzer Lewis’ Twitter: https://twitter.com/LewisFreiberg ESD Tools: https://esd.tools/ ESD Site: https://app.emptyset.finance/#/ Tom’s Twitter: https://twitter.com/Shaughnessy119 Delphi Podcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/PodcastDelphi More Our Video interviews Can Be Viewed Here: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC9Yy99ZlQIX9-PdG_xHj43Q Access Delphi’s Research Here: https://www.delphidigital.io/   Disclosures: This podcast is strictly informational and educational and is not investment advice or a solicitation to buy or sell any tokens or securities or to make any financial decisions. Do not trade or invest in any project, tokens, or securities based upon this podcast episode. The host may personally own tokens that are mentioned on the podcast. Lets Talk Bitcoin is a distribution partner for the Chain Reaction Podcast, and our current show features paid sponsorships which may be featured at the start, middle, and/or the end of the episode. These sponsorships are for informational purposes only and are not a solicitation to use any product or service. Delphi’s transparency page can be viewed here.

On today’s podcast, host Keith Grabowski welcomes the Head Football Coach at Medina High School, Larry Laird. Prior to his time at Medina, Coach won multiple state titles between his time as an assistant and coordinator at Kenton High School and Avon Lake. Laird is known for his unique empty offenses and he joins Grabowski today to walk about some of the intricacies in those offenses as well as his journey through coaching. Show Notes: 1:26 Coach’s Journey 2:30 Key lessons Coach has learned along the way 4:22 How Coach learned to think outside the box from previous coaches 6:24 How teams gameplanned against him 8:10 How his unique offense impacted the culture of his program and his numbers 10:16 How they deal with weather given their offensive system 12:24 How he helped mold Avon Lake’s offense 15:30 Key aspects to forming his culture 17:21 How to keep the positive momentum in a program moving from year to year 19:47 Challenges his program has faced this offseason 24:28 What Coach will be talking about at his upcoming clinic 25:56 How much tite front they see with their base empty sets 27:30 Technique for their unique snaps 28:13 Running plays for the QB and how it becomes it an advantage in their offense 30:00 What they see in coverage 31:55 Self scout and internal focus 34:01 Utilizing the R4 system 35:45 Using players from the other side of the ball when you have a 2 platoon team 38:22 Winning Edge

Soraya & Jeff speak to John Thoman about his work with Rain Parade, Viva Saturn, The Empty Set, Jack Waterson, Chris Cacavas & Junkyard Love, The Hellenes, among many others.

Scott and ARealGirl cover the highlights of a decade of making fiction for y’all. SiglerFest2k20 news, GFL VI update, and more. As deadlines loom and the business of writing changes, we have some good news and some bad news.   Produced by AB Kovacs Engineered by Steve Riekeberg Copyright 2019 by Empty Set Entertainment

To listen to ZULI's We Are All Anemic mix is to be confronted by decay. Sliding across an arid terrain, its sounds move, but with a momentum that is staggered, labored. The force of entropy is taking hold. Rough trenches wound its territory, their depths unthinkable. In the air whorl clouds of sonic debris: old computers, satellite parts, strange alloys. Across an hour of sound, we toggle between depth and surface, contemplation and distraction interwoven in noise, bearing witness to a fading geography. I first listened to ZULI's mix on a train to Glasgow. In the city, I listened to Denise Ferreira da Silva talk quantum physics and Leibniz's concept of the plenum. She wondered how we could come to perceive the world otherwise, how we could loosen the constraints of coloniality, its ways of knowing and being. I wondered: could listening — hearing — provide us with a way out? Does sound not move us away from the concept? When we listen to ZULI's mix, do we need to know? Or can we not simply enter into its moods, inhabit its structures, and leave with our perceptions altered? In Glasgow, I heard Fred Moten and Nathaniel Mackey talk about debris and decay as a way of getting out from what keeps us under. They wanted an aesthetic of breakage, against wholeness. They want to register history as the sounding of decay, or decay as the sound of history. No smooth lines, but jaggedness, wear and tear. In From a Broken Bottle Traces of Perfume Still Emanate, his epistolary novel, whose interlocutor he names "Angel of Dust," Mackey writes: Dear Angel of Dust, I'm enclosing a tape of my latest composition. I call it "Not of Rock, Not of Wood, Not of Earth" and (here you can say you told me so again) I got the inspiration for it from the work of an artist named Petlin who works in pastels. I saw a canvas of his at the house of a friend not too long ago and was instantly struck by how he manages to make texture constitute itself of its own erosion, infuses color with a certain aura of captured ruin. It seemed he'd worked the powderiness of the medium so as to have it collapse into a capacity for infiltration, that a spectral choir of massed incursions chromatically cloaked itself in vows, in conceptual hoods of deprivation. I was surprised to find myself so moved (and moved to music no less), especially in light of my letter to you a few months back. But what I saw to be the tactile or coloristic counterpart of hoarseness proposed a scratchiness of voice, a self-seeding smudge with overtones of erasure as a possible arc along which our music might pass. I tend to pursue resonance rather than resolution, so I glimpsed a stubborn, albeit improbable world whose arrested glimmer elicited slippages of hieratic drift. Listen to ZULI's We Are All Anemic mix for us below: Forces - "Frontiers of Freedom City & i.o. - "Anxiety Object" Daniel Ruane - "IV (CF BD)" Selm - "Nineteen Voices" xin - "Myopia" YYYY - "lo que hay detras del miedo" First Tone - "Reaction 2" Cy An - "FINALFLIGHT(M)" Shapednoise - "Moby Dick" ft Drew McDowall & Rabit SDEM - "Mitherer" FAKE - "solid scenario" 1127 - "Fragmented. Thought Train" Emptyset - "Blade" 0N4B - "S7" Rainer Veil - "Third Sync" Katsunori Sawa - "Hatsushimo" The Fully Automatic Model - "Long Forgotten Oxids" Constant-Pattern Solutions - "A General Situation" Renick Bell & Fis - "Tchae Eh" Youthman - "29-300" Broshuda - "Leg"

Put it together. Artists this week include Emptyset, Frail Body, and Buildings.

Episode 428: August 11, 2019 playlist: Purple Mountains, "Darkness and Cold" (Purple Mountains) 2019 Drag City Silver Jews, "Inside the Golden Days of Missing You" The Natural Bridge 1996 Drag City Stephen Mallinder, "Working (You Are)" (Um Dada) 2019 self-released Matteo Uggeri, "Family Man" (The Next Wait) 2019 Infraction Adam Bryanbaum Wiltzie, "Scenes from a Daughter's Disappearance" (American Woman (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack)) 2019 Artificial Pinearch Wolfram, "My Love Is For Real (feat. Haddaway) [Moscoman Remix]" (My Love Is For Real) 2019 DFA Carla dal Forno, "Took a Long Time" (Look Up Sharp) 2019 Kallista Purling Hiss, "Useful Information" (Interstellar Blue EP) 2019 Drag City Philippe Besombes, "La Plage" (Libra) 1974 Pole / 2019 Finders Keepers Esplendor Geometrico, "Accion Automatica" (Polyglophone) 1997 Geometrik Emptyset, "Petal" (Blossoms) 2019 Thrill Jockey Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening.

"Trans-pop Express I" by Avec le soleil sortant de sa bouche from Pas pire pop, I Love You so Much; "Erdaydidder-Erdiddar" by Bibio from Ribbons; "Desire" by Josefin Ohrn and the Liberation from Sacred Dreams; "Stents" by Tangents from Stents and Arteries; "Eye II" by Emptyset from Skin; "Cruel When Complete" by Dome from 1; "Lucky's Sight" by Wand from Laughing Matter; "Abyss (JG Thirlwell Remix)" by John Carpenter from Lost Themes Remixed; "You've Got to Be Kidding" by Drugdealer from Raw Honey; "Their Faces Streaked with Light and Filled with Pity (Sin Fang x Memryloss Remix)" by Mary Lattimore from Hundreds of Days Remixes; "4(E+D)4(ER=EPR)" by William Basinski from On Time Out of Time.

"Trans-pop Express I" by Avec le soleil sortant de sa bouche from Pas pire pop, I Love You so Much; "Erdaydidder-Erdiddar" by Bibio from Ribbons; "Desire" by Josefin Ohrn and the Liberation from Sacred Dreams; "Stents" by Tangents from Stents and Arteries; "Eye II" by Emptyset from Skin; "Cruel When Complete" by Dome from 1; "Lucky's Sight" by Wand from Laughing Matter; "Abyss (JG Thirlwell Remix)" by John Carpenter from Lost Themes Remixed; "You've Got to Be Kidding" by Drugdealer from Raw Honey; "Their Faces Streaked with Light and Filled with Pity (Sin Fang x Memryloss Remix)" by Mary Lattimore from Hundreds of Days Remixes; "4(E+D)4(ER=EPR)" by William Basinski from On Time Out of Time.

Monsterkill 5: Remonsterkilled (Or, We Were the Empty Set), Loretta Walsh discusses Sex with Strangers, Aaron Bushkowsky on his new play Red Birds and first time director Rebecca Walters talks about Busybody!

A new series delving into the influences of British-South Asian artists. Curated and hosted by Imran Perretta. For the first event, Imran was in conversation Paul Purgas, a multidisciplinary artist working with sound, performance and installation. Paul is also one half of Emptyset, a London/Berlin based production project formed in 2005 with James Ginzburg. The Listening Party series brings together an array of artists and musicians, each exploring the unique sonic and visual cultures that underpin their practice. In conversation with Somerset House Studios resident, Imran Perretta, the artists will explore their deepest cuts, from music videos obsessions to unreleased album tracks, each meditating on the influences that have shaped their identity and their creative output. Next up: Nabihah Iqbal on 25 May.

Paride Saraceni has been on our radar for a while now with his many releases on Christian Smith's Tronic. Paride also gives us a sneak peek of his soon to be launched Post Scriptum Music in episode 47 of Gem FM. TRACKLIST 1. Reset Robot - Held Note [We Are The Brave] 2. Secret Cinema - Timeless Altitude (Heiko Laux remix) [Gem] 3. Alan Fitzpatrick - Joy Rider [We Are The Brave] 4. Petter B - Autonomous Overdrive [Odd rec] 5. Paride Saraceni - One Sided Heart [Unreleased] 6. Petter B - Sokt Kick [H-Productions] 7. Paride Saraceni - The Door [Post Scriptum Music] 8. Mark Reeve - Redemption [Drumcode] 9. Uto Karem - Living The Night (Paride Saraceni remix) [Agile] 10. Paride Saraceni & Weska - Deceived [Unreleased] 11. Joe Fagnani, Elife Genc - Love is Not A Game (Zakari & Blange remix) [Wam] 12. Boxia - Interdance [We Are The Brave] 13. Emptyset feat Cornelius Haris - Altogether Lost (Ripperton remix) [CLR]

Sounds will return with a new episode next week. In the meantime, tonight's edition of 'Sounds features new music from Brokeback, Emptyset, William Tyler, William Basinski, MJ Lolla and Blaine Todd. Plus much more here on your evening ambient and experimental nightcap. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Check out the full archives on the website.

Hannah and Jim drop by to talk about comics (Paper Girls, Land of the Lustrous, Psycho Pass, Unknown Soldier), video games (Destiny 2 and Wolfenstein: The New Order), and books (The Big Book of Sci-Fi, The Book of Dust, Empty Set, and War of the Foxes). Please visit our Patreon page at patreon.com/earth_2.

Hannah and Jim drop by to talk about comics (Paper Girls, Land of the Lustrous, Psycho Pass, Unknown Soldier), video games (Destiny 2 and Wolfenstein: The New Order), and books (The Big Book of Sci-Fi, The Book of Dust, Empty Set, and War of the Foxes). Please visit our Patreon page at patreon.com/earth_2.

Hannah and Jim drop by to talk about comics (Paper Girls, Land of the Lustrous, Psycho Pass, Unknown Soldier), video games (Destiny 2 and Wolfenstein: The New Order), and books (The Big Book of Sci-Fi, The Book of Dust, Empty Set, and War of the Foxes). Please visit our Patreon page at patreon.com/earth_2.

Hannah and Jim drop by to talk about comics (Paper Girls, Land of the Lustrous, Psycho Pass, Unknown Soldier), video games (Destiny 2 and Wolfenstein: The New Order), and books (The Big Book of Sci-Fi, The Book of Dust, Empty Set, and War of the Foxes). Please visit our Patreon page at patreon.com/earth_2.

Episode 375: November 5, 2017 (guest artist Blaine L. Reininger) playlist: Blaine L. Reininger, "Night Air" (Night Air) 1984 Les Disques du Crepuscule Emptyset, "Skin I" (Skin) 2017 Thrill Jockey Elodie, "Vieux Silence" (Vieux Silence) 2017 Ideologic Organ The Residents, "The Angry Angakok" (Eskimo) 1979 Ralph Chuck Johnson, "Labradorite Eye" (Balsams) 2017 Vin Du Select Qualitite Tuxedomoon, "What Use?" (Half Mute) 1980 Ralph Tuxedomoon, "No Tears" (No Tears) 1978 Time Release Blaine L. Reininger, "Birthday Song" (Night Air) 1984 Les Disques du Crepuscule Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening.

Mantis Radio 224 + Ezuri Mantis Radio present a session from Ezuri. The Berlin based artist, promoter, and Voitax record label owner delves into the sounds that inform his label with a 50 minute offering for the show. Either side of that host DVNT plays new and old from Gareth Clarke, Beltram, Emptyset, Earwiggle, Endlec, Yullippe, Stingrays and Photek. playlist → show archives. support the show → become a patron.

Mantis Radio 224 + Ezuri Mantis Radio present a session from Ezuri. The Berlin based artist, promoter, and Voitax record label owner delves into the sounds that inform his label with a 50 minute offering for the show. Either side of that host DVNT plays new and old from Gareth Clarke, Beltram, Emptyset, Earwiggle, Endlec, Yullippe, Stingrays and Photek. Show playlist available at Darkfloor.

Mantis Radio 223 + Snowbeasts On this week's Mantis Radio, US artists Snowbeasts. In the first hour, we've new music by Emptyset, Manni Dee, Blush Response, Cold Spring, Raster-Noton, Ryuji Takeuchi and more. playlist → show archives. support the show → become a patron.

Mantis Radio 223 + Snowbeasts On this week's Mantis Radio, US artists Snowbeasts. In the first hour, we've new music by Emptyset, Manni Dee, Blush Response, Cold Spring, Raster-Noton, Ryuji Takeuchi and more. Show playlist available at Darkfloor.

"Axis" by Emptyset from Borders; "Dirge of the MicroNothing" by One Man Standing from Valley of the Lost Connections; "Ashley Heard a Noise" by Shane Gillis from the Death to the World soundtrack; "Goatband" by Goat from Requiem; "Creeks" by Oto Hiax from the self titled album; "Mustais" by Mai Mai Mai from Phi; "Smoggy Terminus" by Damaged Bug from The Tarot of Personal Experience; "My Theme" by Naaahhh from Themes; "Grains" by Bonobo from Migration; "(Were You) A Milky Blue" by Casino vs Japan; "Death in Rebirth" by Mono from Requiem for Hell.

"Axis" by Emptyset from Borders; "Dirge of the MicroNothing" by One Man Standing from Valley of the Lost Connections; "Ashley Heard a Noise" by Shane Gillis from the Death to the World soundtrack; "Goatband" by Goat from Requiem; "Creeks" by Oto Hiax from the self titled album; "Mustais" by Mai Mai Mai from Phi; "Smoggy Terminus" by Damaged Bug from The Tarot of Personal Experience; "My Theme" by Naaahhh from Themes; "Grains" by Bonobo from Migration; "(Were You) A Milky Blue" by Casino vs Japan; "Death in Rebirth" by Mono from Requiem for Hell.

Episode 340: January 29, 2017 (guest artist Tobias Grave of Soft Kill) playlist: Soft Kill, "Frankie" (Choke) 2016 Profound Lore Simon Shreeve, "The Healing Bowl" (The Healing Bowl) 2016 Downwards Emptyset, "Speak" (Borders) 2017 Thrill Jockey This Heat, "Horizontal Hold" (Made Available) 1977 These Ian William Craig, "Purpose (Is No Country)" (Centres) 2016 FatCat Soft Kill, "Hit The Floor" (Heresy) 2015 Funeral Party Soft Kill, "Sea of Doubt" (An Open Door) 2011 Fast Weapons Soft Kill, "Feel Of The Knife" (Choke) 2016 Profound Lore Email podcast at brainwashed dot com to say who you are; what you like; what you want to hear; share pictures for the podcast of where you're from, your computer or MP3 player with or without the Brainwashed Podcast Playing; and win free music! We have no tracking information, no idea who's listening to these things so the more feedback that comes in, the more frequent podcasts will come. You will not be put on any spam list and your information will remain completely private and not farmed out to a third party. Thanks for your attention and thanks for listening.

Cohesion Sounds Podcast #3 Music 01 Dopplereffekt - Rocket Scientist - International Deejay Gigolo Records 02 Autechre - Kalpol Intro - Silver Screen 03 Aphex Twin - Schottkey 7th Path - R&S Records 04 Sigha - HF029B2 - Hotflush Mix 01 Trevino - Doldrums - Klockworks 02 Adam Beyer - Flap - Mad Eye 03 Woo York - Void (Truncate Remix) - Mutex Records 04 Emptyset feat. Cornelius Harris - Altogether Lost (Ben Klock's Glowing Clap Mix) - CLR 05 Phase - Binary Opposition (Sigha Process) - Token 06 Trevino - Uptight - Klockworks 07 Furesshu - Lucid (Shifted Remix) - Project Squared 08 Alan Fitzpatrick - Skeksis - Drumcode 09 Locked Groove - Structure - Hotflush 10 Joseph Capriati & Adam Beyer - Congenial Endeavor - Drumcode 11 Woo York - Shuttle - Mutex Records 12 Shifted - Lexis - Mote-Evolver 13 Mike Shannon - Skip Lunch - Third Ear 14 Audion - Noiser - Spectral Sound > Sigha - Expansions - Hotflush 15 Niederflur - Amp - Minus 16 Planetary Assault Systems - Function 4 (Shifted Remix) - Mote-Evolver 17 Minilogue - Star Command - Traum Shallplatten 18 Commix - Satellite Song (Underground Resistance Remix) - Metalheadz 19 SCB - Overlay - Hotflush 20 DJ Pierre, Carl Cox, Steve Ward & Phuture - We Are Phuture (Carl Cox & Steve Ward Mix) - Bush Records > Phuture - Acid Tracks - Trax

Une fois n'est pas coutume, Amplitudes se délocalise dans le 8ème arrondissement. Vendredi, à l'occasion de la deuxième édition du Transient Festival, l'équipe a animé une émission en direct de l'Espace Pierre Cardin, où avait lieu la deuxième soirée de ce festival dédié aux musiques électroniques et aux arts numériques. Ce soir-là, la programmation mettait à l'honneur : Emptyset, Richard Devine, Mira Calix, Murcof + Malo, Trdlx + Early Holography + Soul Archive, 9th Cloud + Cyril Meroni et Julien Bayle. De 19h à 21h, on a reçu en interview Mira Calix, Richard Devine, Déborah Nogaredes Cavana, 9th Cloud et Cyril Meroni, et Julien Bayle. Puis, à partir de 21h, les lives de Mira Calix et de Murcof ont été retransmis en direct sur Radio Campus Paris. Podcast des interviews ci-dessus et captation des lives ci-dessous. Merci à tous les artistes d'avoir accepté de s'arrêter dans notre studio-salle-de-bain le temps d'une interview, à Victor et Pierre pour la réalisation, à Sacha pour l'organisation et pour nous avoir laissé squatter les loges, aux bénévoles pour leur aide au recrutement et, surtout, au cuisinier pour cet excellent chili. Tracklist : Mira Calix - Hiccup (Skimskitta, 2003) Mira Calix - Upiyano (One on One, 2000) Mira Calix - The Stockholm Syndrome (Eyes Set Against the Sun, 2007) Paskine - Disclosure (Nimrod, 2014) Richard Devine - Etch N Sketch (Risp, 2012) Franck Vigroux - Centaure (Centaure, 2014) Emptyset - Fragment (Recur, 2013) Trdlx - Harmoniak Balna (Dystopia, 2014) Murcof - Rostro (Remembranza, 2005) Julien Bayle - Live A/V Alpha (extract) (Alpha A/V v2.0, 2015) μ-Ziq - Secret Star Pt. 2 (Lunatic Harness, 1997) Photo : courtesy of Mira Calix RADIO CAMPUS PARIS · Mira Calix live @Transient Festival 2015 RADIO CAMPUS PARIS · Murcof live @Transient Festival 2015

Une fois n'est pas coutume, Amplitudes se délocalise dans le 8ème arrondissement. Vendredi, à l'occasion de la deuxième édition du Transient Festival, l'équipe a animé une émission en direct de l'Espace Pierre Cardin où avait lieu la deuxième soirée de ce festival dédié aux musiques électroniques et aux arts numériques. Ce soir là, la programmation mettait à l'honneur : Emptyset, Richard Devine, Mira Calix, Murcof + Malo, Trdlx + Early Holography + Soul Archive, 9th Cloud + Cyril Meroni et Julien Bayle.De 19 à 21h, on a reçu en interview Mira Calix, Richard Devine, Déborah Nogaredes Cavana, 9th Cloud et Cyril Meroni et Julien Bayle. Puis, à partir de 21h, les lives de Mira Calix et de Murcof ont été retransmis en direct sur Radio Campus Paris. Podcast des interviews ci-dessus et captation des lives ci-dessous. Merci à tous les artistes d'avoir accepté de s'arrêter dans notre studio-salle-de-bain le temps d'une interview, à Victor et Pierre pour la réalisation, à Sacha pour l'organisation et pour nous avoir laissé squatter les loges, aux bénévoles pour leur aide au recrutement et, surtout, au cuisinier pour cet excellent chili.  photo : courtesy of Mira CalixTracklist :Mira Calix – Hiccup Mira Calix – Upiyano Mira Calix – The Stockholm Syndrom Crypto Tropic – Disclosure Richard Devine – Etch n Sketch Frank Vigroux – Centaure Emptyset – Fragments TRDLX – Harmoniak Balna Murcof – Rostro Julien Bayle - Live A/V Alpha (Extract)μ-Ziq – Secret Star Pt. 2 

Authors Talk #7 - "Love and Math." Saramanda Swigart discusses the writing of her story "Axiom of the Empty Set," published in SR Issue 15.

Une fois n'est pas coutume, Amplitudes se délocalise dans le 8ème arrondissement. Vendredi, à l'occasion de la deuxième édition du Transient Festival, l'équipe a animé une émission en direct de l'Espace Pierre Cardin, où avait lieu la deuxième soirée de ce festival dédié aux musiques électroniques et aux arts numériques. Ce soir-là, la programmation mettait à l'honneur : Emptyset, Richard Devine, Mira Calix, Murcof + Malo, Trdlx + Early Holography + Soul Archive, 9th Cloud + Cyril Meroni et Julien Bayle. De 19h à 21h, on a reçu en interview Mira Calix, Richard Devine, Déborah Nogaredes Cavana, 9th Cloud et Cyril Meroni, et Julien Bayle. Puis, à partir de 21h, les lives de Mira Calix et de Murcof ont été retransmis en direct sur Radio Campus Paris. Podcast des interviews ci-dessus et captation des lives ci-dessous. Merci à tous les artistes d'avoir accepté de s'arrêter dans notre studio-salle-de-bain le temps d'une interview, à Victor et Pierre pour la réalisation, à Sacha pour l'organisation et pour nous avoir laissé squatter les loges, aux bénévoles pour leur aide au recrutement et, surtout, au cuisinier pour cet excellent chili. Tracklist : Mira Calix - Hiccup (Skimskitta, 2003) Mira Calix - Upiyano (One on One, 2000) Mira Calix - The Stockholm Syndrome (Eyes Set Against the Sun, 2007) Paskine - Disclosure (Nimrod, 2014) Richard Devine - Etch N Sketch (Risp, 2012) Franck Vigroux - Centaure (Centaure, 2014) Emptyset - Fragment (Recur, 2013) Trdlx - Harmoniak Balna (Dystopia, 2014) Murcof - Rostro (Remembranza, 2005) Julien Bayle - Live A/V Alpha (extract) (Alpha A/V v2.0, 2015) μ-Ziq - Secret Star Pt. 2 (Lunatic Harness, 1997) Photo : courtesy of Mira Calix RADIO CAMPUS PARIS · Mira Calix live @Transient Festival 2015 RADIO CAMPUS PARIS · Murcof live @Transient Festival 2015

Author of Red Rising trilogy talks writing process, screenplays, Hollywood, and being an "overnight success" Pierce Brown’s first novel RED RISING was a smash hit. While touring to support GOLDEN SON, the second book in that series, Pierce visited the Empty Set studios to talk about his books, his career, and to answer questions sent in by his fans. Scott already reviewed the book, but with Pierce in town, we wanted to jibber-jab to entertain your faces. If you’re a creative type, this is a great interview for ya. Even for someone who hits it out of the park with a “first novel,” there is much work to be done if you want to succeed.

It’s the holidays, suckas! And with it comes year’s end, and with that comes our annual rambling-ass Year In Review. The two gasbag partners in Empty Set Entertainment combined to bring you an hour and twenty minutes of blabby-blab about the books we published, the tours we toured and the anthologies we anthologized — and also the new addition to the fam, our lovely little Dog of Døøm. Did we mention how long this episode is? Listen at your own risk. And, we did our top-four stories of 2014 as a fancy video. Wanna watch? Just click here. Here’s the video of Scott “trusting his equipment” from his time in FLA training SWAT teams with Junkie Chris Grall: “Trust Your Equipment” from Scott Sigler on Vimeo.

Been poking around the Empty Set store this Black Friday?  If you have, and you’re looking for swank GFL t-shirts, you might notice our selections are dwindling. We’ve had a few emails and comments lately about how there are slim pickings in the store as far as t-shirt sizes go, and I don’t disagree. That said, several folks notice that there are only smalls and mediums of some t-shirts, and think we’re discriminating against folks of a different size.  That’s where I disagree of course.  Take a few moments and listen to this ultra short Friday Fix to see when, if, and how you can get new GFL gear in whatever size you want. Just, maybe, not in time for Christmas.

This is ARealGirl, and we’re back with another round with Evo Terra, founder of Podiobooks.com, and Sheila Dee, author of THE ROOKIE Curriculum Guide. They helped get another show pre-recorded so I’d have time to recover. How’s my tonsillectomy recovery going? Well … slowly, I guess. Seems I’m doing fine, and I mostly feel okay. That is, until I have to swallow. For any reason. That stinks all the stink. But otherwise things are good. Today I even ate solid food for the first time since last Thursday! This ‘cast is all about the Empty Set origin story — just how did Scott & A come to work together, anyway? And we throw in the Podiobooks origin story as well: you’ve used it, you know you have, so how did that come to be? It was, as I mentioned last week, awesome and fun to have “SheVo” at Empty Set for the weekend. Big thanks for those who shared their irrational fears last week! It was super fun to look forward to, and I’m still as perplexed and fascinated as ever at how humans behave.

As Scott is busy furiously packing up Empty Set Studios North, we stole a few moments to record another edition of Inside Empty Set, where we talk about things pertinent to the business side of our business. This one’s all about convention season: which ones we’ll be attending and why. Also some dissection of Scott’s past strategy vs. our current plan. This year we’ll attend: Balticon, San Diego Comic Con, Dragon*Con, SiglerFest & ReadCon in Greeley, CO. Want to hear us talk about something in particular in future episodes of Inside Empty Set? Please drop us a line, or leave a note in the comments.

We’re back with another edition of Inside Empty Set, where we talk about things pertinent to the business side of our business. Big news today: Sigler is moving to San Diego! That’s right, the Future Dark Øverlord is moving to America’s Finest City, and Empty Set Entertainment will coalesce into one shiny office! This audio was recorded the day before we found new office space, so there’s still some “maybe” in the discussion. As of today, the ink is dry and the move is set. Listen to hear all the things that contributed to this move. By the time San Diego ComicCon rolls around in July, we’ll be a humming along in the new space like a well-oiled machine. Want to hear us talk about something in particular in future episodes of Inside Empty Set? Please drop us a line, or leave a note in the comments.

We received a good bit of feedback after our post-PANDEMIC tour discussion, saying it was nice to see “behind the curtain” a little. As we always aim to please, we’re planning to chat about the ins and outs of Empty Set about once a month, as the schedule allows. In this first episode we talk a bunch about Scott’s oppressive deadlines, and more about Snoop Dogg than you’d imagine, or I would have liked. But there you go. If there’s a particular thing you’d love to hear more about on our next episode, please drop us a line, or leave a note in the comments.

Our annual Year In Review tradition continues! If you’ve never heard our rambling year end recaps, be forewarned: it’s a hour-long schmooze fest where Scott and I recount the year, talking business behind-the-scenes, cool projects, and this year … a big announcement at the end! SHOW NOTES: Thanks to Matt Murray at Filament72 for the sweet new websites. Big love to Alex White for the lovely engaging Empty Set logo. PANDEMIC, the conclusion to the INFECTED series, comes out January 21st! There’s a PANDEMIC! PANDEMIC tour. GFL Book V pre-order launches on February 1st. THE ROOKIE audiobook should be out soon. THE ALL-PRO and THE MVP paperbacks out in February. Finally! SiglerFest was awesome, and we’ll be back in Vegas October 10th & 11th, 2014 (Details soon). And in 2014? J.C. Hutchins joins forces with Empty Set Entertainment to curate the GFL novellas into print and e- collections, and to write one of his own! This might be my favorite gift this holiday season!

1.Prière Aquatique Bataille Solaire Documentaires 20132.Amps, Drugs, Harmonium Tim Hecker Virgins 20133.Untitled #1 M.Geddes Gengras Collected Works Vol.1: The Moog Years 20134.Doomed Ships Tom Recchion Chaotica 19965.Zebra Oneohtrix Point Never R Plus Seven 20136.Great Mass Tyondai Braxton History That Has no Effect 20027.Track with no Name Forgemasters Track with no Name 19898.Desert Strike Fatima Al-Qadiri Desert Strike 20129.1988 Traxman Da Mind of Traxman 201210.Fire Dream Patten Glaqjo Xaacsso 201111.Order Emptyset Recur 201312.RiRi (Stay Reshape) Rihanna Verbosity (Remixes and Collaborations 11-13) 201313.Planet Egg: Pulse Amun Dragoon Unlimited Dream Company 2012pot-test!

Margot Didsbury brings us another 2 hours of electronic explorations, with an interview and guest mix from with Paul Purgas (Emptyset / We Can Elude Control)

Broadcast on the Digitally Imported Tech House Channel on 9th August 2012 Cadencia 038 feat. CHRIS JONES (2 Hour Mix) Hour 1 & 2 | Chris Jones 01. Sejon - Intro 02. Sable Sheep – Cotton // Be As One 03. Bugsy, Dirty Channels, Amina – Alone (Pezzner Remix – Josh Wink Re-think Dub – Pezzner Dub) // Ovum Recordings 04. Itamer Sagi – Little Helper 36-1 // Little Helpers 05. Andre Crom, Luca Doobie – Sometimes (Federico Molinari Remix) // Off Recordings 06. Itamer Sagi – Little Helper 36-2 // Little Helpers 07. Submantra, Le Vinyl – Josephine (Leix Sunset Remix) // I Records 08. So Inagawa – Sputnik (Hector Remix) // Luna Records 09. Luca Albano, Maurizio Benedetta, Maurizio Bernadi – Enamorado // JTV Recordings 10. Cuartero – Un Dia // Pressure 11. Yapacc – 777 (Danilo Cardace & Elia Perazzini Remix) // Escapism Musique 12. Little Fritter – On The Down Low // AMA Recordings 13. Sejon – Mood Board // Unsigned 14. Omar Salgado – Schrack // Quanticman Records 15. Andrei Morant – Dead Ringer (Tim Xavier Remix) // Scope Recordings 16. Felipe Venegas – Ozinaga // Bouq 17. Jay Tripwire – Voodoo Of The Sheep (Barem’s Amado Voodoo Remix) // Akbal Music 18. Julian Collazos – Purple Ball // Duff Music 19. Philip Arruda – Seeds Of Brooklyn (& Me Remix) // Inmotion Music 20. Operator – Hermes // Gnosis Records 21. Bimas – Never Say Goodbye // Desolat 22. Andrei Morant – Futile Resistance // Scope Recordings 23. Sejon – Enter Space (Original Mix) // Unsigned 24. Rod – HGB // CLR 25. Hobo – Omega Point // Minus 26. Saso – Recyd Alka // Minus12 27. Sejon – Slow Burner // Etichetta Nera 28. Click Box – Body Fall // Minus 29. Operator – Elements // Gnosis Records 30. Nyra – So So Such // Elastic Dreams 31. Steve Parker – Escuro // Ovum Recordings 32. Harvey McKay – Pressure // Trapez 33. Shifted – Gates // Mote Evolver 34. Operator – Fulcanelli // Gnosis Records 35. Emptyset – Altogether Lost feat. Cornelius Harris (Ben Klock’s Glowing Clap Mix) // CLR 36. Exium – Trashflow (Jeroen Search’s Machine Mix) // Nheoma 37. Peace Division – Blacklight Sleaze (Radio Slave Remix) // NRK 38. Sejon – Choux Bomb // Unsigned

Se publica estos días el recopilatorio escala 2.3, un trabajo conjunto entre el netlabel escala y Sismógrafo que reúne a más de 50 artistas de todo el mundo en un triple álbum en descarga libre. Hoy empezamos a desgranar su contenido con los cortes de Jannick Schou, Mark Harris y Francisco López. Además os presentamos el regreso de Olan Mill, una nueva Postcard Series de Hibernate firmada esta vez por Widesky, el triple álbum de mi querido Fabio Orsi titulado The New Year is Over, el debút de Celestino y el asombroso tercer trabajo del dúo Emptyset. Playlist: Jannick Schou - Forgetting #2; Mar Harris - What is Lost Will Never be Saved; Francisco López - Untitled #291; Emptyset - Interstice; Widesky - Pillar of Clouds; Celestino - Human Realm Fog; Olan Mill - Springs; Fabio Orsi - The Lonesome Era (Part1). Escuchar audio

After a small break the podcast is back with some techno!Some deep, some raw but it's all techno, enjoy!01 Donato Dozzy, Neel, Voices from the Lake - Drop 1 - Prologue02 Moby - Lie Down in Darkness (Chris Liebing Remix) - Little Idiot03 Tony Thomas - Beginnings (Gary Beck Remix) - Soma04 Delta Funktionen - Data Economics - Ann Aimee05 LFO - LFO (The Leeds Warehouse Mix) - Warp06 Tommy Four Seven - G (Regis Remix) - CLR07 Mark Broom & James Ruskin - Pigeon (Norman Nodge Remix) - Beard Man08 Kenny Campbell - X (Playing with my Brain) - WHITE09 Emptyset ft Cornelius Harris - Altogether Lost (Ben Klock's Glowing Pad Remix) - CLR10 Roco Caine - Batch (Sawf Remix) - Cronlog11 Rejected - For the People (Ben Klock Remix) - Rejected12 Damon Wild - Avion (Marcel Dettmann Remix) - Synewave13 Anthony Shakir - The Floorfiller (Skudge Floor Killer Version) - Rush Hour14 Sian - Are You Reading This (DVS1 Remix) - Octopus Records15 Surgeon - Muggerscum Out (Alex Smoke Remix) - Soma16 Xhin - Hepta (Markus Suckut Remix) - Stroboscopic Artifacts17 Sigha - Politics of Dying (James Ruskin Remix) - Our Circula Sound18 Marcel Dettmann - Factory Report I - Kontra Music

DU Megamix 7 001 Margot - Be A Star (Perc's DIY Mix) 002 Agony Forces - Kybalion (Kero Remix) 003 Silicon Scally - Process (Morphology Remix) 004 Scape One - Potent Mutagen 005 Dexter - Space Booty 006 Om Unit - The Timps 007 Moby - Pale Horses (Apparat Remix) 008 Phil Kieran - I Can't Stop (Dub) 009 Sense - Saturdayacidjam11 010 Anodyne - Corrosion (Bitten By The Black Dog) 011 Telefon Tel Aviv - The Sky Is Black (feat. Robin Guthrie) 012 Sense - NaCl 013 Somfay - All Above All (Sensemix Jam) 014 Stephan Bodzin vs Marc Romboy - Puck (Chris Liebing Remix) 015 Tetzzie - Dark Shadows 016 Rex Sepulveda - I-94 Detroit 017 The Black Dog - 93 (Berlin Mix) 018 Sweet Exorcist - Clonk (Freebass) 019 Billy Dalessandro - Piri Piri (303 Mix) 020 Matt & Silver - Superdrive 021 Perc - My Head Is Slowly Exploding 022 Forward Strategy Group - Tayo Olowu 023 Emptyset feat. Cornelius Harris - Altogether Lost (Chris Liebing Remix) 024 Surgeon - Radiance 025A Cybersonik - Machine Gun 025B Sense - 3songs

Dr Hoffmann @ Blind Spot – 9th July 2011 8pm 1, Marcel Fengler - Thwack (L.B. Dub Corp Remix) / Mote evolver 2, Brian Sanhaji - Regum (Pfirter Remix) / Ego Ton 3, Bryan Black Presents Black Asteroid - Engine 1.1 / CLR 4, Eigenes Rezept - Numb / Blind Spot music Go Hiyama @ Blind Spot – 9th July 2011 8.20pm 01, Monolake - Atlas / Imbalance Computer Music 02, Emptyset - Gate3 (loop) / Caravan 03, Donor - Lapse / Stroboscopic Artefacts 04, Tommy Four Seven - G / CLR 05, Surgeon - Remover Of Darkness / Dynamic Tension 06, Go Hiyama - Curious / Blank Records 07, Kevin Gorman - Cyclic (Peter Van Hoesen Remix) / Mikrowave 08, OVR – Post -Traumatic Son (Marcel Dettman Construction 1) / Blueprint 09, DJ Shufflemaster - Slip Inside You / Tresor 10, Planetary Assault System - Sucktion / Mote Evolver 11, Millsart - Humana A1 (loop) / Axis 12, Forward Strategy Group - Tayo Olowu / Perc Trax 13, Truncate - Jack / Truncate 14, Go Hiyama - Tasu / Stroboscopic Artefacts 15, Omer, Astronivo - Kush / Momentum League 16, Bas Mooy - Warsaw Walker (FSG mix) / Audio Assault 17, Emptyset feat. Cornelius Harris - Altogether Lost (Ben Klock's Glowing Clap Mix) / CLR 18, Joton - Body Sensations (Radial Remix) / Newrhythmic Records 19, Tommy Four Seven - Track 5 / CLR 20, Inigo Kennedy - Filaments / Token 21, Orphx - Apparition / Sonic Groove 22, Go Hiyama - Perverse / HueHelix 23, Perc - Porter / Blank Records 24, M.A.D.A., Plankton - II Brutto Mark Morris Acid Dub mix / Vokodek Music 25, Jeff Mills - The Extremist Retro Mix / Tresor 26, Surgeon - Those Who Do Not / Dynamic Tension 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

Blind Spot Radio Show 109 | Go Hiyama & Dr HoffmannnnDr Hoffmann @ Blind Spot – 9th July 2011 8pm 1, Marcel Fengler - Thwack (L.B. Dub Corp Remix) / Mote evolver 2, Brian Sanhaji - Regum (Pfirter Remix) / Ego Ton 3, Bryan Black Presents Black Asteroid - Engine 1.1 / CLR 4, Eigenes Rezept - Numb / Blind Spot music Go Hiyama @ Blind Spot – 9th July 2011 8.20pm 01, Monolake - Atlas / Imbalance Computer Music 02, Emptyset - Gate3 (loop) / Caravan 03, Donor - Lapse / Stroboscopic Artefacts 04, Tommy Four Seven - G / CLR 05, Surgeon - Remover Of Darkness / Dynamic Tension 06, Go Hiyama - Curious / Blank Records 07, Kevin Gorman - Cyclic (Peter Van Hoesen Remix) / Mikrowave 08, OVR – Post -Traumatic Son (Marcel Dettman Construction 1) / Blueprint 09, DJ Shufflemaster - Slip Inside You / Tresor 10, Planetary Assault System - Sucktion / Mote Evolver 11, Millsart - Humana A1 (loop) / Axis 12, Forward Strategy Group - Tayo Olowu / Perc Trax 13, Truncate - Jack / Truncate 14, Go Hiyama - Tasu / Stroboscopic Artefacts 15, Omer, Astronivo - Kush / Momentum League 16, Bas Mooy - Warsaw Walker (FSG mix) / Audio Assault 17, Emptyset feat. Cornelius Harris - Altogether Lost (Ben Klock's Glowing Clap Mix) / CLR 18, Joton - Body Sensations (Radial Remix) / Newrhythmic Records 19, Tommy Four Seven - Track 5 / CLR 20, Inigo Kennedy - Filaments / Token 21, Orphx - Apparition / Sonic Groove 22, Go Hiyama - Perverse / HueHelix 23, Perc - Porter / Blank Records 24, M.A.D.A., Plankton - II Brutto Mark Morris Acid Dub mix / Vokodek Music 25, Jeff Mills - The Extremist Retro Mix / Tresor 26, Surgeon - Those Who Do Not / Dynamic Tension

Emptyset was born in 2005 when James 'Ginz' Ginzburg (30Hz, Joker collaborator, and co-founder of Tectonic Recordings) met art curator and DJ Paul Purgas (the man behind last year's excellent We Can Elude Control release) through Bristol's music scene.   The duo embarked on a production project to explore their musical commonalities, such as low frequencies, sound design and rhythm. The results — a nervous-sounding strain of minimal techno, fortified by bone-rattling subbass — first surfaced in 2007 with a pair of sought-after EPs for Future Days. A third EP appeared on Julian Smith's Caravan Recordings in 2008, paving the way for the label to release Emptyset's eponymously titled debut album last month.   Clocking in at just over 37 minutes, the album is a buzzing opus of lumbering rhythms, creeping distortion, bleeps, hums and warm bass tones. 'We wanted to create situations where the music came alive from its own side by finding the points within signal chains where distortion begins to form before it overpowers', they explain of the album in an interview over at Sonic Router.   This mix pulls together some of Emptyset's reference points, from the glitch-ridden electronics of Alva Noto and classic minimalism of Richie Hawtin's Plastikman material to emotive Aphex acid and the advanced techno/dubstep workouts of 2562.   Emptyset have a stack of projects lined up for 2010, including a series of live techno recordings made in a haunted house (!) — watch this space...   Tracklisting: Byetone - Plastic Star (Alva Noto remix) MLZ - New Analogue Century Hauntologists - Hauntologists 2 Carl Craig & Moritz Von Oswald - Recomposed Substance - Relish (Shed remix) 2562 - Love in Outer Space Emptyset - Seclusion Peverelist - Clunk Click Every Trip Bogger - Wireblock 002 AFX - Analord 8 Plastikman - Freek Jeff Mills - Expanded A Made Up Sound - On & On Move D - Workshop 002 Craig Smith & The Revenge - Soul Part II Blake Baxter - Derise Me October - Homo Sapiens Jammin Gerald - Black Women Demdike Stare - Ghostly Hardware Radioslave - Tantakatan Seldom Felt - Seldom Felt 5 Santos - Beat the Knuckles 2562 - Circulate Sleeparchive - Hospital 02 Underground Resistance - X101 Pole - Steingarten (Shackleton remix)  ^ Emptyset's debut album is out now on Caravan Recordings

For some years now, Bristol's under_score crew have been flying the flag for deep techno flavours in the city, putting on parties with guests such as Sleeparchive, Claro Intelecto and Errorsmith, and showing plenty of love too for the dubstep/techno crossover currently blossoming (Bristol pioneer Pinch performed at under_score alongside Manchester's Andy Stott earlier this year).   High quality guests aside, under_score's position on the local scene has been firmly cemented by way of core residents Microman (aka one half of Emptyset), Luke Malcher and Jim Petherwick — and Jim has kindly put together this exclusive mix for Spannered, which gives an excellent introduction to the under_score sound.   Tracklisting: Tony Allen — Ole (Moritz von Oswald remix) Claude Vonstroke — Who's Afraid of Detroit? (Deepchord Remix) Model 500 — Starlight Luciano — Fourges et Sabres Maurizio — Domina Substance & Vainqueur — Immersion (Sleeparchive Remix) Sleeparchive — Research Henry & Louis — Answer (DJ Pinch Remix) Lowtec — Workshop 1 side A (untitled) Baby Ford & Zip — No Milk Today T++ — Space Break 2562 — Circulate Rhythm & Sound — Poor People Must Work (Carl Craig Remix) Heartthrob — Gollum Rhythm & Sound w/ Shalom — We Been Troddin   ^ You can catch the under_score crew in action at the Blue Mountain Club, Bristol, on 22 September, with Baby Ford and Raudive (aka Oliver Ho) headlining.