Podcasts about exploded view

Hay formas de avanzar, pero nunca trates de hacerlo con tus juegos malosos. Una novela de misterio con música de Romerayo, La Chinaca, Rrucculla, Dj Firmeza, Exploded View, Luis Auseron, Los Crema Paraiso y muchos más.Escuchar audio

Jason Fee has spent his entire life around automobiles. Growing up in Flint, Michigan, Jason naturally found his career in the automotive industry and is now with GM Service. Jason called me out on my GM bashing a few years ago and has become a friend of the show. He brings a manufacturers perpective to … Continue reading "1.4L Turbo Exploded View: Jason Fee Part 1"

I denne episoden møter du koreograf Eivind Seljeseth. Han forteller om sin inngang i og interesse for dansekunsten, hans forståelse av koreografi som et maskineri og hvordan han liker å jobbe i prosess. I tillegg snakker han om forestillingen Exploded View, som vises på dansen hus 14.-17. desember 2023. 

Martin Thulin is a producer, composer and founding member of Exploded View, releasing solo music under his own name. He co-wrote and produced Anika's latest album change. He speaks from his home in Mexico to Red Transmissions about the mishaps, purpose and magic of the world of music. Listen to the episode: www.redtransmissions.libsyn.com Special thanks to @harrison.owen for cohosting this episode of @red_transmissions podcast. Follow on FB:  www.facebook.com/MartinThulinOfficial/ See Sacred Bones' albums:  www.sacredbonesrecords.com/collections/exploded-view Follow Martin on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/artist/0wEgzu3Y9aQ5mVdliG4L8l  

Her music career wasn't an accident, exactly. But it's safe to say that Anika didn't see it coming. A music journalist by trade, the singer assumed she was signing up for a guest vocalist gig on what ultimately became her self-titled debut. Largely comprised of covers, the LP featured a smattering of originals, cowritten with electronic rock band, Beak. After being handpicked by Portishead to perform at All Tomorrow's Parties in London, Anika went on to form the group Exploded View in Mexico City. This year, she returned for Change – her sophomore solo album and first under her own name in 11 years.

Das erste Unternehmen gründete Jonathan Moeller vor 30 Jahren. Mit acht Unternehmensgründungen in insgesamt elf Ländern gilt er als internationaler Experte für Digitalisierung, Organisationsentwicklung und integrales Management. Er hat mehrere analoge Werkzeuge für den digitalen Wandel entwickelt, darunter die „Exploded View“. Der Buchautor lebte und lebt mit seiner Frau und drei Kindern in Amsterdam, Melbourne...

This week on Transmissions: Anika. Best known for her work with Geoff Barrow and Mexico City's Exploded View, she returns with Change, an album of subtle electronic pop, driving bass lines, and lyrics that veer from quixotic to inspiring. Anika joined us for a discussion about her time as a journalist, the shifting state of reality, and crafting an album amidst a global pandemic. 

Have you ever thought about going out on your own and starting a design consulting practice? Michael DiTullo, a talented and prolific designer who has worked with some of the biggest brands out there, steps through the journey he took to kicking off his own practice. From building contracts and setting rates, to maintain relationships with clients and business advice, Michael opens up about the advice that has helped him succeed and build a thriving practice. I hope you enjoy this Season 2 kickoff of Exploded View. More on Instagram @ExplodedViewPodcast Host: Craig MackiewiczGuest: Michael Ditullo

It is said that a company’s brand exists in the minds of the consumer, the company can only do its best to influence that image. I love this interpretation because it means brands can’t just talk about what they believe is right, but also have to live it through their actions, products and services. Companies should make their products and actions speak for the brand as much as a tagline or advertisement. Authenticity is a buzz word, but I believe it’s for good reason. So how do you create a brand from scratch that has meaning and hits the right cord with consumers--especially in todays crowded marketplace. Today on Exploded View, we are going to talk to my friend Larry Parker, Designer Director at Rivian Automotive and learn how he helped develop the Rivian brand from scratch. What steps are important to consider when developing the brand from the ground up, and how do those strategies get applied on everything from the product to the imagery. Enjoy! More on Instagram @ExplodedViewPodcast Host: Craig Mackiewicz Guest: Larry Parker

BC Materials transforms pure earth of construction sites to local building materials such as clay plasters, compressed earth blocks and rammed earth for walls and floors. These products are circular, carbon neutral, healthy and possess minimal grey energy. Jean-Paul Linnartz interviewed Anton Maertens about the project Exploded View at Dutch Design Week 2020. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/podcasts-4-brainport/message

Today on Exploded View, we are joined by Joey Ruiter, an Industrial Designer who in his own words, "pushes the boundaries of the norm to transform everyday objects into products that are as useful as they are jaw-dropping”. His vehicles are currently on display at the Petersen Automotive Museum and the San Francisco Museum of Craft and Design. He has also designed for brands like Herman Miller and Steelcase. Today we will be talking about Liminality, a point of transition which we all find ourselves faced with in the year 2020. Joey will also talk to us about why that first moment counts when presenting new ideas to clients, and why it’s so important for designers to find their own aesthetic. I’m excited to have this design philosophy chat with Joey. Hope you enjoy!Learn more on our Instagram @ExplodedViewPodcastHost: Craig Mackiewicz @cmack_designGuest: Joey Ruiter @JoeyRuiter

In the corporate and freelancing world, we are all doing our best to keep things moving along as seamless as possible in 2020. That includes running workshops, brainstorms and innovation sessions--but in a completely new way, virtually. So welcome to part 2 of the Exploded View series on Innovation workshops. We are so lucky to have Laura Leenhouts, Innovation Manager at Newell Brands. She has been running a ton of virtual innovation workshops since the beginning of the pandemic for brands like Sharpie, Rubbermaid, Graco, and more. Among many things, she is a master facilitator and skilled at guiding a room full of people towards their end goal. Today we will learn what tools she is using to help make virtual workshops a little easier to handle, and what methods she is using to get the most out of each session. I hope you enjoy!Learn more on our Instagram @ExplodedViewPodcast Host: Craig Mackiewicz Guest: Laura Leenhouts

Today on Exploded View, Peter Bressler teaches us everything we need to know about Design Patents and IP, as well as how the Supreme Court has influenced Industrial Design. He also lists out his checklist before starting a business. Don't forget to like and subscribe!Follow us on Instagram @ExplodedViewPodcast

We interact with experiences all the time, from grocery shopping, to education, and online retail shopping to healthcare. Sometimes these experience stand out as memorable (good or bad). How can we as designers create better experiences for our customers? Today on Exploded View, we will be talking about the 5E's of experience design. How can we think about each step in the process and make sure we are creating a journey that each of our customers will want to return to. Sheng-Hung Lee will discuss how he uses the 5 steps- Entice, Enter, Engage, Exit, and Extend to think through his projects. Try using these 5 steps of experience design the next time you are working through a project and let us know how it goes!Follow us on Instagram @explodedviewpodcast for more info and upcoming interviews.

I'm excited to launch the Exploded View Podcast. A podcast that invites fellow Industrial Designers and industry experts to teach us about a single topic like Design Patents & IP, Brand Building, and Experience Design. You can visit us on Instagram @explodedviewpodcast.

Palm Haze are the musical duo of Anna Wagner on vocals and bass guitar and producer/guitarist Lucas Inacio (a.k.a Flover). Formed in Illhabela Brazil with the band soon relocating to Vancouver BC after writing just two songs together, Palm Haze have crafted a sound that is airy, dreamy, and commanding drawing from a variety of influences including shoegaze, trip hop, and alternative rock. In a few short years, Palm Haze have released two well received self-produced EPs, have had their music featured on the Netflix series Northern Rescue, and have played with touring acts such as Exploded View, Shadowhouse, and The Macks and local bands including Washers, Laverne, and Sleepy Gonzales.

If you need to create an exploded view of your product, KeyShot’s animation tools are the way to go! Watch as Industrial Design Specialist, Brooke Harrington, shows you some tips […] The post Quick Tip 104: Create an Exploded View Animation in KeyShot appeared first on KeyShot.

If you need to create an exploded view of your product, KeyShot’s animation tools are the way to go! Watch as Industrial Design Specialist, Brooke Harrington, shows you some tips and tricks for creating easy, eye-catching exploded view animations. Watch the Animation Tutorial Series Here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=by3VXRHMEUoLearn more about Animation Here: https://luxion.atlassian.net/wiki/spaces/K9M/pages/1062446808/Animation 3D Model (Crankset) Provided […]

Joining me for this episode's online chat is one of my favourite Australian authors, Toni Jordan. Toni has worked as a molecular biologist, quality control chemist, TAB operator and door-to-door aluminium siding salesperson. She holds a bachelor of science in physiology and a PhD in creative arts and is the author of five novels. Her debut, the international best-seller Addition, and the first of hers I read, was longlisted for the Miles Franklin award and won the Indie Award for best first book. This was followed by Fall Girl, Nine Days, Our Tiny, Useless Hearts and most recently The Fragments. I asked Toni numerous questions about The Fragments, a sumptuous literary mystery (which I wanted so badly to be non fiction) and we discussed her cocktail game, which is strong my friends, very strong! The pairings: Exploded View by Carrie Tiffany In the late 1970s, in the forgotten outer suburbs, a girl has her hands in the engine of a Holden. A sinister new man has joined the family. He works as a mechanic and operates an unlicensed repair shop at the back of their block. The family is under threat. The girl reads the Holden workshop manual for guidance. She resists the man with silence, then with sabotage. She fights him at the place where she believes his heart lives – in the engine of the car. Toni paired a favourite classic cocktail, the Negroni, which she makes in batches and uses the good vermouth but the less good gin (!) with this sparse, bitter and intense story. The Dictionary Of Lost Words by Pip Williams Esme is born into a world of words. Motherless and irrepressibly curious, she spends her childhood in the ‘Scriptorium', a garden shed in Oxford where her father and a team of dedicated lexicographers are collecting words for the very first Oxford English Dictionary. Esme's place is beneath the sorting table, unseen and unheard. One day a slip of paper containing the word ‘bondmaid' flutters to the floor. Esme rescues the slip and stashes it in an old wooden case that belongs to her friend, Lizzie, a young servant in the big house. Esme begins to collect other words from the Scriptorium that are misplaced, discarded or have been neglected by the dictionary men. They help her make sense of the world. Over time, Esme realises that some words are considered more important than others, and that words and meanings relating to women's experiences often go unrecorded. While she dedicates her life to the Oxford English Dictionary, secretly, she begins to collect words for another dictionary: The Dictionary of Lost Words. Toni chose to pair this beautiful, feminist re-telling of history with another classic cocktail, an Old Fashioned. Although she loves good whiskey she doesn't use the good whiskey here, any old whiskey will do!

Anna and Annie discuss the Top 10 best-sellers for the week. Our book of the week is Exploded View by Carrie Tiffany.  Set in 1970s Perth, Australia, it tells the story of a girl who takes a road trip with her family and reads a Holden car manual at night - but all is not well.  It's a short, spare novel, utterly compelling from the first page.  Tiffany is an acclaimed writer and won the inaugural Stella Prize - Exploded View has been widely praised and we can see why.  Next week, Anna and Annie will be reading City of Girls by Elizabeth Gilbert.      Follow us! Facebook: Books On The Go Email: booksonthegopodcast@gmail.com Instagram: @abailliekaras and @mr_annie Litsy: @abailliekaras and @mr_annie Twitter: @abailliekaras and @mister_annie Credits Artwork: Sascha Wilkosz

Anna and Amanda discuss the 2019 Miles Franklin award shortlist. Our book of the week is A Place for Us by Fatima Farheen Mirza.  This was the first book chosen by Sarah Jessica Parker for her imprint SJP for Hogarth.  It was a New York Times best-seller and was named one of the best books of 2018 by the Washington Post, NPR and Buzzfeed. We loved this beautiful novel about an American-Indian Muslim family in California.   Next week, Anna and Annie will be reading Exploded View by Carrie Tiffany. Follow us! Facebook: Books on the Go Email: booksonthegopodcast@gmail.com Instagram: @abailliekaras and @amandalhayes99 Twitter: @abailliekaras Litsy: @abailliekaras  Credits Artwork: Sascha Wilkosz      

Carrie Tiffany's first novel, Everyman's Rules for Scientific Living (2005), was shortlisted for the Orange Prize and the Miles Franklin Literary Award, and received the WA Premier's Award for Fiction. Her second novel, Mateship with Birds (2011), was awarded the inaugural Stella Prize and the Christina Stead Prize for Fiction in the NSW Premier's Literary Awards. Her third novel, Exploded View (2019), is an equally impressive work. About The Garret You can read the transcript of this interview at thegarretpodcast.com.  You can also follow The Garret on Twitter and Facebook, or follow our host Astrid Edwards on Twitter or Instagram. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this episode, host Mel Cranenburgh is joined by author Carrie Tiffany to talk about her latest novel, Exploded View. Spare, poetic and intensely visual,Exploded Viewfollows on from Carrie's previous works,Everymans Rules for Scientific LivingandMateship with Birds.She is one of Australias most celebrated writers and winner of the inaugural Stella Prize.Mel is then joined by Beth Wilkinson,the founder, editor and creative director ofLindsay, to talk about the latest issue of themagazine which is based in Melbourne but celebrates the importance of culture and place across the planet.

Stella prize winning author Carrie Tiffany on her latest Exploded View, Gerald Murnane on the release of A Season on Earth in full and the book to film adaptation of The Big Sleep.

Novelist and translator Tiffany Tsao and music industry specialist Leanne de Souza join Cassie and Kate in a show that features four novels by women, for International Women's Day.

Today's episode is an action-packed double-header! First up, we've got post-punk heavy-hitters Matt Flegel (singer and bassist of Preoccupations) and Joe Casey (Protomartyr frontman and new entrant into the Talkhouse Podcast Three Timers Club). The recent tour mates discuss their new 7" split Telemetry At Howe Bridge, intra-band fighting, how sports nerds and music nerds can be the same kind of insufferable, and so much more! Plus, we've got a short and sweet clip from a convo with Geoff Barrow (Portishead, Beak>) and Annika Henderson (aka Anika). They talk about how Annika found her band Exploded View just when she was about to quit the music industry forever, and how EV has benefitted from having members from three different countries. Check it out. Subscribe now to stay in the loop on future episodes of the Talkhouse Podcast. Joe Casey and Matt Flegel were recorded in Kansas City by James Grau; Geoff Barrow and Anika recorded themselves. This episode was co-produced by Mark Yoshizumi at Hook and Fade Studios in Brooklyn. The Talkhouse Podcast’s theme song was composed and performed by The Range.

This month, I felt a sudden shock of inspiration and this podcast seemed to appear instantly out of thin air! EPISODE #70 of Random Old Records started like many past ones have, with a song that I couldn't get out of my head.In this case, it was the first track off the classic 1997 album by The Promise Ring, Nothing Feels Good. "Is This Thing On?" lit a spark in me that led to a set of incredible late '90s post-hardcore emo-punk-pop from Jets To Brazil, Superchunk, and others. From there, the episode flows into a bunch of recent jams from One Eleven Heavy, Shannon and the Clams, Exploded View, Mountain Movers, Dreamend, and so much more. If you like raw post-punk, rootsy guitars, and/or dreamy drones, there's something for you here, plus you'll get wild excerpts from the 1960 sci-fi classic Amazing Transparent Man!Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to Random Old Records via iTunes, Google Play, or RSS. If you like the show, please rate it and write a review! More classic episodes from the past ten years are being added to the feed as well, so check those out as well. You can also go the traditional route and stream or download the new episode below. Watch this space in about a month for the next episode of Random Old Records. As always, thanks for listening!Random Old Records Podcast #70Released 11/18/18DOWNLOAD HERE (Right-Click, "Save As")1. The Promise Ring - "Is This Thing On?"(Victim In Pain, Jade Tree 1997)2. Smoking Popes - "Let Them Die"(1991-1998, Double Zero 1999)3. Superchunk - "The First Part"(Foolish, Merge 1994)4. Texas Is The Reason - "The Magic Bullet Theory"(Do You Know Who You Are, Revelation 1996)5. Jets To Brazil - "Resistance Is Futile"(Orange Rhyming Dictionary, Jade Tree 1998)--Amazing Transparent Man Part 1!6. Coco Hames and John McCauley- "Tiny Pieces"(Coco Hames, Merge 2017)7. One Eleven Heavy - "Crosses"(Everything's Better, Kith and Kin 2018)8. Shannon & The Clams - "If You Could Know"(Onion, Easy Eye 2018)9. Liminanas - "Motorizatti Marie"(Shadow People, Better Music 2018)--Amazing Transparent Man Part 2!10. Exploded View - "Sleepers"(Obey, Sacred Bones 2018)11. Dreamend - "Inside The Head Of A Monster"(Dreamend, Graveface 2018)12. Mountain Movers - "Snow Drift"(Pink Skies, Trouble In Mind 2018)13. The Shifters – "Carlisle"(Have A Cunning Plan, Trouble In Mind 2018)--Amazing Transparent Man Part 3!14. The Shapes - "(I Saw) Bat Man (In The Launderette)"(Messthetics #103: D.I.Y. 77-81 The Midlands 1, Hyped To Death 2007)15. The Suburban Homes - "City Life"(EP 3 7", Neck Chop 2018)16. This Sporting Life - "Safe House"(Alms For Children, Failsafe 2018)17. The Dance Asthmatics - "PG"(Lifetime Of Secretion, Ever/Never 2016)

Hablamos de la nueva de Deerhunter, Exploded View, Uniform, E, Brockhampton, Twitter against the Machine, Them Are Us Too, Daniel Brandt, Leon Vynehall, High On Fire, Max Cooper, Rosalía y el Last Building Burning de Cloud Nothings. * 00:02:45 Deerhunter se mueren en pleno verano y nosotros de amor con ellos * 00:11:26 El IV Reich viene a visitar a @Mohorte a casa * 00:16:12 Uniform: ¿mejor cacofónicos o limpitos? * 00:22:01 El Obey de Exploded View es raro y accesible a la vez * 00:28:26 Descubrimos el disco más @Ferraia del año * 00:37:25 @Black_gallego trae un disco de Hip-Hop guay, pero el que le roba el show es Mohorte * 00:48:00 Twitter Against The Machine, pero flojito, equidistante * 00:57:42 Ojo al Amends de Them Are Us Too, discazo absoluto * 01:16:08 Daniel Brandt llega con su Channels y Ferraia con sus muertos. Y saltamos a hablar de Mandy porque somos tu podcast de cine favorito que no conocías aún. * 01:28:40 Sorpresita Mohortiana con Leon Vynehall * 01:39:15 ¿Por qué, señor, por qué, nos haces de nuevo escuchar algo de High on Fire? * 01:42:30 El disco del año que más tarda en empezar es el que aprovecha Roberto para irse al baño. Cortesía de @Ferraia. * 01:48:16 Rosalía meets Hipersónica Tra-trá. * 02:27:00 Y desgranamos el disco del adiós al errejonismo de Cloud Nothings. Puedes buscarnos en Rateyourmusic, en twitter, en iVoox y en cualquier lado.

If you open Dustin Parsons’ new book, you’ll find maps, figures, footprints, a floor plan, silhouettes of roadside birds, charts of riverbed topography, origami directions for an owl in twenty-six folds, and an anatomized dog. What might surprise you—that is, what might surprise you in addition to finding all of these illustrations in a single book—is that Parsons uses them to illustrate his experience of fatherhood, not only that of being a father to two sons, but also of being the son of a father who used similar illustrations in his own work as an oilfield mechanic, a welder, an auto mechanic, a woodworker, and a host of other trades. It’s called Exploded View: Essays on Fatherhood, with Diagrams (University of Georgia Press, 2018). From this fascinating view, Parsons gives us a highly unusual and highly moving memoir about what it means to be a father. He writes with the precision of an engineer and the lyrical sensibility of a poet, and this combination marks his keen viewpoint, one that allows him to bring remarkable precision to the messy emotions and dense experience of fatherhood. Eric LeMay is on the creative writing faculty at Ohio University. His work ranges from food writing to electronic literature. He is the author of three books, most recently In Praise of Nothing: Essay, Memoir, and Experiments (Emergency Press, 2014). He can be reached at eric@ericlemay.org. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you open Dustin Parsons’ new book, you’ll find maps, figures, footprints, a floor plan, silhouettes of roadside birds, charts of riverbed topography, origami directions for an owl in twenty-six folds, and an anatomized dog. What might surprise you—that is, what might surprise you in addition to finding all of these illustrations in a single book—is that Parsons uses them to illustrate his experience of fatherhood, not only that of being a father to two sons, but also of being the son of a father who used similar illustrations in his own work as an oilfield mechanic, a welder, an auto mechanic, a woodworker, and a host of other trades. It’s called Exploded View: Essays on Fatherhood, with Diagrams (University of Georgia Press, 2018). From this fascinating view, Parsons gives us a highly unusual and highly moving memoir about what it means to be a father. He writes with the precision of an engineer and the lyrical sensibility of a poet, and this combination marks his keen viewpoint, one that allows him to bring remarkable precision to the messy emotions and dense experience of fatherhood. Eric LeMay is on the creative writing faculty at Ohio University. His work ranges from food writing to electronic literature. He is the author of three books, most recently In Praise of Nothing: Essay, Memoir, and Experiments (Emergency Press, 2014). He can be reached at eric@ericlemay.org. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you open Dustin Parsons’ new book, you’ll find maps, figures, footprints, a floor plan, silhouettes of roadside birds, charts of riverbed topography, origami directions for an owl in twenty-six folds, and an anatomized dog. What might surprise you—that is, what might surprise you in addition to finding all of these illustrations in a single book—is that Parsons uses them to illustrate his experience of fatherhood, not only that of being a father to two sons, but also of being the son of a father who used similar illustrations in his own work as an oilfield mechanic, a welder, an auto mechanic, a woodworker, and a host of other trades. It’s called Exploded View: Essays on Fatherhood, with Diagrams (University of Georgia Press, 2018). From this fascinating view, Parsons gives us a highly unusual and highly moving memoir about what it means to be a father. He writes with the precision of an engineer and the lyrical sensibility of a poet, and this combination marks his keen viewpoint, one that allows him to bring remarkable precision to the messy emotions and dense experience of fatherhood. Eric LeMay is on the creative writing faculty at Ohio University. His work ranges from food writing to electronic literature. He is the author of three books, most recently In Praise of Nothing: Essay, Memoir, and Experiments (Emergency Press, 2014). He can be reached at eric@ericlemay.org. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you open Dustin Parsons’ new book, you’ll find maps, figures, footprints, a floor plan, silhouettes of roadside birds, charts of riverbed topography, origami directions for an owl in twenty-six folds, and an anatomized dog. What might surprise you—that is, what might surprise you in addition to finding all of these illustrations in a single book—is that Parsons uses them to illustrate his experience of fatherhood, not only that of being a father to two sons, but also of being the son of a father who used similar illustrations in his own work as an oilfield mechanic, a welder, an auto mechanic, a woodworker, and a host of other trades. It’s called Exploded View: Essays on Fatherhood, with Diagrams (University of Georgia Press, 2018). From this fascinating view, Parsons gives us a highly unusual and highly moving memoir about what it means to be a father. He writes with the precision of an engineer and the lyrical sensibility of a poet, and this combination marks his keen viewpoint, one that allows him to bring remarkable precision to the messy emotions and dense experience of fatherhood. Eric LeMay is on the creative writing faculty at Ohio University. His work ranges from food writing to electronic literature. He is the author of three books, most recently In Praise of Nothing: Essay, Memoir, and Experiments (Emergency Press, 2014). He can be reached at eric@ericlemay.org. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

En el 141 presentamos lo nuevo del los Chilenos De Saloon, el Colombiano Alfonso Espriella, Desmenuzamos el nuevo sencillo de Marcela Viejo. Conocimos una banda de Mexicanos llamada Deer, formada en Hong Kong y como ha sido su experiencia creativa en Asia. Música de los Exploded View, proyecto donde está Martín Tulín ex Fancy Free y platicamos con Fermín IV sobre este nuevo momento sonoro.

In der neuen Ausgabe von Track17 feiern unsere Browser-DJs Kontraste. Tirzah und Lotic zeigen uns, dass R&B auf völlig verschiedene Arten interpretiert werden kann, mit Time Dance und Studio Barnhus gönnen sich zwei unterschiedlicher nicht klingen könnende Labels herausragende Compilations und Djrum nimmt sich dem leidigen Thema Cubmusik für Kopfhörer an. Das Live-Album von Four Tet ist auf dem Prüfstand – Albert war schließlich dabei und leicht wobblige Nostalgie beschert uns Silkie. Auf obskure Early-Electro-Pionierarbeit muss dank Albert nicht verzichtet werden und Stoff für das Actress-Trinkspiel gibt’s inklusive. Dazu alles zum Rush Release von Yves Tumor, Berliner U-Bahn-Beschallung und unser fettes Playlist-Update mit Tracks von Fabiana Palladino, Low, Culk uvm in der neuesten Folge des Musikpodcasts Track17 von Albert Koch und Christopher Hunold. Setlist [00:00:00] Intro [00:00:37] Rush Releases, die neue Yves Tumor und warum jeder der Erste sein möchte [00:10:24] Zuletzt gehört: Austro-Rap von Mavi Phoenix, ein Komplett-Durchgang von TV On The Radio und aus der Japan-Ecke verrauchter Jazz von Maki Asakawa [00:19:21] Atonale Musik an Berliner Bahnhöfen [00:22:08] Four Tet // Live at Funkhaus Berlin, 10th May 2018 (Text Records) [00:31:55] Tirzah // Devotion (Domino Recording) [00:38:25] Lotic // Power (Tri Angle) [00:47:35] Djrum // Portrait With Firewood (R&S Records) [00:54:06] Steven A. Clark // Where Neon Goes To Die (Secretly Canadian) [01:01:32] Silkie // Impervious 12“ (Deep Medi Musik) [01:08:57] Julee Criuse // Three Demos EP (Sacred Bones) [01:13:50] VA // Patina Echoes (Timedance) [01:19:48] Phillip Werren // Electronic Music 1968 – 1971 (Manufactured Recordings) [01:28:13] VA // Studio Barnhus Volym 1 (Studio Barnhus) [01:34:22] Playlist-Talk: Post-Punk aus Österreich von Culk, Actress lässt seinen Computer für sich komponieren, Kölner Indo-Funk von Keshavara, wie ein über eine Landstraße in einem silbernen Sportwagen fahrender, weinender Fahrer mit Cocktail in der Hand klingt, neues aus Jai Pauls Studio und der zweite Frühling von Takada [01:44:32] Ausblick mit Exploded View, Aphex Twin, Beak, Marie Davidson uvm. [01:45:49] Der neue MUSIKEXPRESS + Verabschiedung

Two Kettles in two days, Ben returns to the studio after yesterday's ATA Window-occupying bank holiday special, to play all the music that didn't make it into yesterday's set. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 1′54″ Soft Stud by Black Belt Eagle Scout on Mother Of My Children (Saddle Creek) 11′09″ Wham! Bang! Pow! Let's Rock Out! by Art Brut on Wham! Bang! Pow! Let's Rock Out! (Alcopop!) 14′46″ Outside by Drenge on Autonomy EP (Infectious) 17′13″ If You Really Love Nothing by Interpol on Marauder (Matador) 25′07″ See You at the Movies by J Mascis (Sub Pop) 29′57″ Raven Raven by Exploded View on Obey (Sacred Bones) 31′40″ We're Not Done by Mogwai on Kin (Temporary Residence) 35′44″ Suspirium by Thom Yorke on Suspiria OST (XL) 45′14″ Go To Sleep (feat. Kailee Morgue) by Bearson (Ultra) 48′18″ Works Every Time by Mini Mansions on Works Every Time EP (Fiction) 52′48″ Run the Road by Santigold on I Don't Want: The Gold Fire Sessions (Downtown) 57′04″ Bambi by Hippo Campus on Bambi (Grand Jury) 65′41″ Nappy Wonder by Blood Orange on Negro Swan (Domino) 68′07″ Bakers by Jerry Folk on Leisure Tapes (Folkestad) 71′06″ Hymnal (feat. Sammus) by Open Mike Eagle on Brick Body Kids Still Daydream (Mello Music) 74′30″ Disarray by Low on Double Negative (Sub Pop) 81′54″ Way Down by Mellowdrone on 2018 (Master of Bates) 86′12″ Pines by Rob Lewis on Momentum (Self Released) 90′42″ Deep Shadows (feat. Sadie Walker) by Nightmares on Wax on Shape the Future (Warp) 101′51″ Graceland by Das Body on Graceland (Luminelle) 105′07″ SUN THRU BLINDS by WEN on EPHEM:ERA (Big Dada) 109′22″ Fuck Off and Dance by Soundbwoy Killah on Club Culture, Vol 1 (Dansu Discs) 118′12″ Wipe the Shame (Red Axes Remix) by Autarkic on I Love You, Go Away (Remixes) (Disco Halal) Check out the full archives on the website.

On today's very special episode of Songmess NOS SENTIMOS ZORRAS, ZORRÍSIMAS! Returning guest Oscar Morales of Bring My Noise joins us for another new music episode and we are packing the hits! Today's playlist is loaded with neo-perreo, dope new psych and more pop bangers than even we can handle. Our conversation is also a full blown kiki, largely inspired by Thalia's iconic Instagram stories and our aspiration to someday match her inimitable zorra-ness. Smash that play button because we promise this playlist is about to turn you out! Bring My Noise Web: https://bringmynoisedotcom.wordpress.com/ Bring My Noise Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/bringmynoise/ Oscar Morales Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oskah_/ Oscar Morales Photography Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/photoscar_/ Featured Artists: Thalia + Natti Natasha, Sailorfag, Talisto + Ms. Nina + Diego Adrián, Jesse Baez + C. Tangana, Balún, Exploded View, La Mecánica Popular, Salt Cathedral, Esteman, Young Tender, Tatiana Hazel, Clubz, GRTSCH, and Alex Anwandter. Please share, subscribe and find us on iTunes, Facebook, Twitter and Instagram or contact us at songmessmusic@gmail.com.

Natürlich sprechen Albert & Christopher in diesem extrem starken Monat über den Actress-Elefanten im Raum, vergessen bei der taktischen Analyse aber natürlich nicht den Rest vom Fest. Darunter gleich zwei angehende Game Changer aus Deutschland: Skee Mask, dessen Breakbeat-Irrsinn jeden Hype verdient und Qnete, der uns in seinem House-Tagebuch lesen lässt. Außerdem wird mit Proc Fiskal die neue Generation auf Hyperdub herangeführt, während Oneohtrix Point Never das New Age of New Age verkündet und Britbassboy Joy Orbison zum Spalter der Runde wird. Dreamy Düster-Pop von Hilary Woods sorgt für nötige Abwechslung und alles zum Aphex-Twin-Gig in Berlin gibt’s in der neuen Augabe von Track17. Setlist - [00:00:00] Intro - [00:00:45] Exploded View und Sakamoto in concert und zuletzt gehörte Platten von Ital Tek und Podcast-Liebling Mark - [00:07:20] Aphex Twin kommt im November ins Funkhaus und alle wollen sie hin - [00:12:38] Actress & London Contemporary Orchestra // Lageos (Ninja Tune) - [00:26:46] Skee Mask // Compro (Ilian Tape) - [00:36:01] Proc Fiskal // Insula (Hyperdub) - [00:44:49] Appleblim // Life In A Laser (Sneaker Social Club) - [00:54:46] Syclops // Pink Eye (BubbleTease Communications) - [01:02:49] Joy O & Ben Vince // Transition 2 (Hessle Audio) - [01:14:19] Hilary Woods // Colt (Sacred Bones) - [01:21:06] Qnete // Play-Doh Stories (777 Recordings) - [01:28:47] Eden Ahbez // Eden’s Island (Captain High) - [01:35:47] Oneohtrix Point Never // Age of (Warp) - [01:43:03] Playlist-Talk: Angsty Dream Pop von girl in red, Tocotronic im Roman Flügel Remix, Ambient-Maestro GAS, Gonjasufi im schnieken Anzug oder eben Baba Stiltz und der Vorbote für die neue Helena Hauff jetzt auf unserer Spotify-Playlist „TRACK17 PODCAST“ - [01:54:05] Der neue MUSIKEXPRESS, Ausblick auf die nächsten Folgen + Verabschiedung

I tried coming up with some kind of theme to EPISODE #65 of Random Old Records, but had the hardest time. 18 out of the 20 tracks included here feature a female vocalist, but it's not any kind of feminist statement. It jumps across genres. There's punk and reggae but not at the same time. There's great love songs, great rage songs, and a couple where I have no idea what they are about. It's music for singing and swaying and dancing.The early-going is dominated by British music from the late 80s, thanks to the incredible recent C87 and C88 box sets from Cherry Red that document those years in UK indie history. There's been so many great CD-only releases lately that I have started buying them regularly again. You'll also hear  new tracks from second-generation reggae rocker Hollie Cook, NYC poppers The Shacks, and Canadian no-wave dynamos Ruby Karinto. Their self-titled debut LP on HoZac is an early frontrunner for album of the year!Loveland, Ohio's own Colemine Records is also highlighted, via a track from their February reissue of Gloria Barnes' rare deep-soul classic Uptown, and a recent moody soul cut from The Flying Stars Of Brooklyn, NY. The episode then finishes up with some new and old post-punk bashers from Aquarium, Grass Widow, Pill, the World, and so much more!Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to Random Old Records via iTunes, Google Play, or RSS. If you like the show, please rate it and write a review! You can also go the traditional route and stream or download the episode below. Come back in about a month for June's episode, which will be a scorching summer mix of classic folk and modern punk. As always, thanks for listening!Random Old Records Podcast #65Released 05/31/18DOWNLOAD HERE (Right-Click, "Save As")1. The Wake - "Crush The Flowers (Demo)"(C88, Cherry Red 2017)2. The Heart Throbs - "Too Many Shadows"(C88, Cherry Red 2017)3. Tacocat - "I Hate The Weekend"(Lost Time, Hardly Art 2016)4. Swearin' - "Shrinking Violet"(Swearin', Salinas 2012)5. The Primitives - "We Found A Way To The Sun"(C87, Cherry Red 2016)--The light at the edge of the world!6. Hollie Cook - "Together"(Vessel Of Love, Merge 2018)7. Jennifer Lara - "Rocking Tonight"(Studio One Presents Jennifer Lara, Studio One 1981)8. The Shacks - "So Good"(Haze, Big Crown 2018)9. Gloria Barnes - "Home"(Uptown, Maple 1971)10. The Flying Stars Of Brooklyn N.Y. - "Live On"(My God Has A Telephone 7", Colemine 2017)--Rod Serling speaks!11. Minor Victories - "Cogs"(Minor Victories, Fat Possum 2016)12. The Green Child - "Her Majesty II"(The Green Child, Upset The Rhythm 2018)13. Cate Le Bon - "I'm A Dirty Attic"(Crab Day, Drag City 2016)14. Exploded View - "Stand Your Ground"(Exploded View, Sacred Bones 2016)--Invisible radio sky!15. Grass Widow - "Disappearing Industries"(Internal Logic, HLR 2012)16. Aquarium - "Hospital"(Aquarium, Lumpy 2018)17. Domestic Bliss - "Domestic Bliss"(Messthetics #103, Hyped To Death 2007)18. Pill - "Fetish Queen"(Convenience, Mexican Summer 2016)19. The World - "Cool"(First World Record, Lumpy 2017)20. Ruby Karinto - "No Manchester"(Ruby Karinto, Hozac 2018)

This month in Berlin, Admina (pictured) is smashing the patriarchy with techno, Big Freedia is here to make you shake, Oshun showcase their bittersweet debut album, The Guilt want you to dance to the revolution, and Chicks on Speed are celebrating 20 years of making music. Tune in for all that plus tunes by Elysia Crampton, Nakhane, Rebeca Lane, Bitpart, Clara Luzia, Better off Dead, Auth, Aurora, Nkisi and Exploded View. This is the final episode of Expatriarch Radio. A HUGE thanks to Joey Hansom of Godmother who started this thing back in 2010, to Gizem aka 6zm who recently joined as co-host and co-producer, to all our friends at reboot.fm, coloRadio, Radio BLAU, radio t, and FSK, to Sky for lending her microphone, to Kiesia for building our shiny website, to all the people we interviewed, our guest DJs and everyone whose music we played, and of course YOU our listeners! Our archive of past shows will remain accessible via Soundcloud and Mixcloud. Expatriarch Radio is broadcast on reboot.fm (88.4 in Berlin, 90.7 in Potsdam), coloRadio (99.3 and 99.4FM in Dresden), Radio BLAU (99.2FM in Leipzig), radio t (102.7FM in Chemnitz), FSK (93.0FM in Hamburg), and online all the time at www.expatriarch.com. You can also subscribe and download episodes via iTunes podcasts. Tracklisting: www.expatriarch.com/radio96

"A Magia do Rei, Part 2" by Ninos Du Brasil from Vida Eterna; The title track from Value by Visionist; "Mirror of the Madman" by Exploded View from Summer Came Early; "Riverchase Galleria" by Haha Mart from Family Denim; "The Hand that Bit Itself (Geist)" by Belarisk from Moments in Shapeshifting; "Another World" by Colleen from A flame my love, a frequency; "Aladin in der Wunderlampe" by Vintage Cucumber from Arabische Nachte; "Cannibal Planet" by OCS from Memory Of A Cut Off Head; "About That time" by Earthen Sea from An Act of Love; "Little Buddy" by Monster Rally from Mystery Cove; "Phantom Brickworks III" by Bibio from Phantom Brickworks

"A Magia do Rei, Part 2" by Ninos Du Brasil from Vida Eterna; The title track from Value by Visionist; "Mirror of the Madman" by Exploded View from Summer Came Early; "Riverchase Galleria" by Haha Mart from Family Denim; "The Hand that Bit Itself (Geist)" by Belarisk from Moments in Shapeshifting; "Another World" by Colleen from A flame my love, a frequency; "Aladin in der Wunderlampe" by Vintage Cucumber from Arabische Nachte; "Cannibal Planet" by OCS from Memory Of A Cut Off Head; "About That time" by Earthen Sea from An Act of Love; "Little Buddy" by Monster Rally from Mystery Cove; "Phantom Brickworks III" by Bibio from Phantom Brickworks

Albert und Christopher klettern aus den Plattenkisten, setzen den Expeditionshelm ab und schmeißen das Mikro an um sich für Episode 4 von Track17 zurückzumelden. Im Gepäck sind neue EPs der Hamburger Acid-House-Chefin Helena Hauff und von Exploded View, welche gewohnt kühlen 60s Dub-Punk kredenzen. Und weil ein bisschen Nostalgie nicht schaden kann, reisen wir mit Blockhead in das ferne Jahr 2007, suchen verzweifelt mit Palmbomen II nach seiner Cindy, freuen uns schon auf DJ Lindenstraße, werfen Touchdowns mit Comebacker John Maus uvm.. Spotify-Playlist https://open.spotify.com/user/1122029323/playlist/7AtwymJUY4fJxsIlWedMGB Setlist [00:00:00] Intro [00:01:50] Zuletzt gehört: Patrick Cowleys Soundtracks, Fever-Ray-Haderei und Metro-Area-Reissue.. [00:11:21] John Maus // Screen Memories [00:20:15] Palmbomen II // Memories Of Cindy [00:27:48] Levon Vincent // For Paris [00:34:50] Exploded View // Summer Came Early EP [00:42:06] Sudan Archives // Sudan Archives EP [00:46:21] Blockhead // Uncle Tony's Coloring Book [00:54:44] Thomas Brinkmann // Retrospektiv [01:02:57] Burial // Pre Dawn/Indoors [01:15:06] Helena Hauff // Have You Been There, Have You Seen It EP [01:19:19] DJ Seinfeld // Time Spent Away From U [01:28:23] Playlist-Talk: Floating Points, Blawan, The Orielles, Avalon Emerson uvm.. [01:32:35] Wiederschaun Reingehaun + Ankündigung der Special-Ausgabe zum Jahresende

Exploded View (Sky Horse Publishing) It's 2050, and LAPD Detective Terri Pastuzka has drawn the short straw with her first assignment of the new decade. Someone has executed one of the city's countless immigrants, and no one (besides the usual besieged advocacy groups) seems to much care. Even Terri herself is already looking ahead to her next case before an unexpected development reveals there s far more to this corpse than meets the eye.  And a lot already meets the eye. In a city immersed in augmented reality, the LAPD have their own superior network of high-tech eyewearPanOpts, the ultimate panopticonallowing Terri instant access to files and suspects and literal insertion into the crime scene using security footage captured from every angle the day the murder occurred. What started as a single homicide turns into a string of unsolved murders that tie together in frightening ways, leading Terri down a rabbit hole through Los Angeles s conflicting realitiesaugmented and virtual, fantastically rumored and harrowingly truetowards an impossible conclusion.  Exploded View is the story of a city frozen in crisis, haunted by hardship and overwhelmed by refugees, where technology gives everyday citizens the power to digitally reshape news in real time, and where hard video evidence is impotent against the sheer, unrelenting power of belief. After all, when anyone can forge their own version of the truth, what use is any other reality?  Praise for Exploded View "A police procedural that says as much about the present day as it does about the culture of the near-future. With an ending that will leave you reeling, Exploded View forces you to question everything you think you know about reality."--Richard Cox, author of The Boys of Summer  "The book's powerful themes, the relationship of police to policed, trust in governmental authority, trust in the media, immigrant tensions, and generational changeare sharply executed . . . [Exploded View] might just leave you hesitating before taking the next reblogged video at face value."--Kirkus  "The writing is raw and the dialogue is real; Exploded View is not a story of what could be, but what may well be, and in the not-too-distant future, at that."--Steven John, author of Outrider and Three A.M. Sam McPheeters was born in 1969 and raised in Albany, NY. Starting in 1989, he led several punk bands, including NY's Born Against. In the following 15 years, he sold nearly 100,000 records and toured 17 times across the US, Europe, and Japan. Since 2009, he has written for The Believer, Chicago Reader, Criterion, The Stranger, Vice, and The Village Voice. His first novel, The Loom of Ruin, was published in 2012.

Part 2 of the New Year's Eve Special. Featuring tracks from Exploded View, Marching Church, David Bowie, Swim Team, Animal Collective and more.

STEREOBAZA#223 by Stereoigor на Просто Ради.о: AlunaGeorgeAnika / Exploded View  Thomas Brinkmann  TrentemollerHow to Dress Well Warpaint Radio Plush Garbage Sin Fang ft Jonsi/Sigur RosThomas Morr, Berlin (ИНТЕРВЬЮ)Аудио журнал STEREOBAZA - на ПРОСТО РАДИ.ОЕженедельно автор и составитель - Stereoigor - представляет музыку, которая скоро становится must-have меломанов. В июне 2016 STEREOBAZA вошла в Топ-10 самых популярных радиошоу, сделанных в Украине по данным PromoDJ (всего в рейтинговании участвует более 50 тыс. шоу и подкастов)Помимо новинок, в каждом выпуске программы слушателей ждет информация о знаковых явлениях и лейблах, а также о культовых фигурах актуальной музыкальной культуры: группах, исполнителях, продюсерах. Отдельного внимания аудио-гурманов заслуживает рубрика «Бонус-трек», посвященная раритетным версиям песен.Выходит с декабря 2011, в настоящий момент - на Просто Ради.о.Аудио журнал выходит  c декабря 2011 (vk.com/stereobaza  facebook.com/stereobaza), «стереогостями» радиошоу побывали такие деятели мировой музыкальной сцены: - Andy Fletcher - один из основателей легендарных Depeche Mode - Изобретатель жанра dub - легендарный Lee "Scratch" Perry - культовый лондонский продюсер и ди-джей Erol Alkan  - создатель знаменитого берлинского инди-лейбла Morr Music Томас Морр - Группа De/Vision  - Внучка изобретателя первого в мире электроинструмента — терменвокса — Льва Термена, легенда неоклассики Лидия Кавина,  - Bonobo (Ninja Tune),  - Jay-Jay Johanson , Robert Alfons/канадский синт-поп-проект TRUST,   - James Lavelle / UNKLE,  - Группы O.Children, Garden City Movement, HVOB, Crazy P и WhoMadeWho - Британский музыкант и продюсер Ghostpoet - Шотландский кинорежиссер Марк Казинс (Mark Cousins), "Atomic" (OST записан группой  Mogwai) - Американский фрик-дуэт CocoRosie  - Группы Metronomy, GusGus и Of Montreal    STEREOBAZA#223 by Stereoigor на Просто Ради.о: AlunaGeorge Anika / Exploded View Thomas Brinkmann Trentemoller How to Dress Well Warpaint Radio Plush Garbage Sin Fang ft Jonsi/Sigur Ros Thomas Morr, Berlin (ИНТЕРВЬЮ)

Anything about social media or online marketing Regular 1 hour show today  Question of the day: How does Social Media impact the way you do business on a daily basis?  Facebook staffers were supposed to be able to dump some of their sinking stock today. Then Sandy came in for some tickertreatin …  http://relt.us/oct30a  Craigslist forgotten? 50,000,000 daily search queries, 90,000,000,000 page views per month http://relt.us/oct30b   WordPress gurus - get busy! Only 41% of WP users are using the most current version. http://relt.us/oct30c 3.4.x