Podcasts about finders keepers records

First Broadcast of NTS Radio 7th Feb 2021. All tracks use samples that appear on Finders Keepers Records catalogue between 2005 and 2022. Mixed by Andy Votel.

ANDY VOTEL - RANDOMONIUM NTS RADIO SHOW- FEB 26 2022 by Finders Keepers Records

Happy Easter 2021 from all at Finders Keepers Records.

REST IN PEACE - PETE MITCHELL(11 December 1958 – 12 March 2020) RARE FILM MUSIC ON VINYL LIVES HERE !!!

Andy Votel - Randomonium Jan 2021 by Finders Keepers Records

Alain Pierre - Notions Excerpt by Finders Keepers Records

Die Resterampe und die Beschaffungskriminalität. Unsere Sendung auf Radio Corax (Halle) in der Berliner Nacht und als Ersatzsendung auf Pi Radio (Berlin Ost). Stillstand als neues Lebensgefühl. Wer wieder mal ausreiten will, wartet auf die zweite Welle. == Juli 2020 1. Suzi Analogue — PPL PWR (SU CASA — 05. Juni 2020 — Never Normal Records) 2. Darkstar – Jam: Horsepower Productions Remix (Jam: Horsepower Productions Remix – 26. Mai 2020 – Warp Records) 3. The Mystery Kindaichi Band — Kindaichi Kosuke No Theme (Pacific Breeze 2: Japanese City Pop, AOR & Boogie 1972-1986 — 15. Mai 2020 — Light In The Attic) 4. Flame Chain – Hi There (Kein Wetter – 20. Mai 2020 – Selfrelease) 5. Pierre Raph — Gilda & Gunshots (Jeunes Filles Impudiques — 20. Dezember 2019 — Finders Keepers Records) 6. Thor De Force – Out Of Itself Feat. Abdullah S, Mads Michelsen, Benjamin Kissi & Boe Larsen (The Build – 15. Mai 2020 – I'm A Cliché) 7. Steve Earle & The Dukes — Devil Put The Coal In The Ground (Ghosts Of West Virginia — 22. Mai 2020 — New West Records / Rough Trade) 8. Kryptograf – New Colossus (Kryptograf – 12. Juni 2020 – Apollon Records) 9. Nine Inch Nails with David Bowie — Scary Monsters: And Super Creeps (Back In Anger — 26. August 2016 — Parachute Recording Company) 10. Soft Cell — Frustration (Mutant Moments EP: 40th Anniversay Remastered Edition — 5. Mai 2020 — A Big Frock Rekord) 11. Pinch — Non-Terrestrial Forms (Reality Tunnels — 19. Juni 2020 — Tectonic) 12. Yung Acid — Hydro (Rap3 — 20. Juni 2020 — Selfrelease) 13. Movi — get lost (Enlooped — 16. Juni 2020 — Not On Label) 14. Christian Coiffure – Sketches (A Left Undone EP – 17. Juni 2020 – Comic Sans Records) 15. Serge Gainsbourg & Michel Colombier — Requiem Pour Un Con (Le Pacha OST — 25. März 2018 — wewantsounds) 16. Kreidler - 1847-Earth (Synthesist: 40th Anniversary Edition - 5. Juni 2020 - Bureau B) 17. Bruges — Narrow Passage (A Thread Of Light — 5. Juni 2020 — Not On Label) 18. ZILF – Trust Me, I'm a Doctor! (The Album – 8. Juni 2020 – Dead Sexy Records) 19. Death — Politicians In My Eyes (...For The Whole World To See — März 2009 — Drag City) 20. Markus Stockhausen – Walpurgisnacht: Fast Lane (Wild Life – 12. Juni 2020 – OKeh) 21. Jehnny Beth — How Could You (To Love Is To Live — 12. Juni 2020 — 20L07 Music) 22. TAU 5 – Fuego (Fuego – 8. Juni 2020 – Zebralution/Staatsakt) 23. Ohmega Sir — ODD (Celestial Fracture II — 14. Juni 2020 — gutter cvnt records) 24. Felix Leifur – Brot 11 (BROT 03 – 25. Oktober 2019 – Lagaffe Tales) 25. The Exaltics & Heinrich Mueller — ‎Dimensional Shifting: Feat. Paris The Black Fu (‎Dimensional Shifting — 17. Juni 2020 — Solar One Music) 26. Pyrolator – Synthesist (Synthesist: 40th Anniversary Edition - 5. Juni 2020 - Bureau B) 27. Garland — Wasted (Laser Eyes — 8. Juni 2020 — 2113356 Records DK) 28. Bibio – Otter Shadows (Sleep On The Wing – 12. Juni 2019 – Warp Records) 29. Mr. Elephant — Otto the Otter (Songs for the Young, Old and In Between — 29. Februar 2020 — phonosynthesis music) 30. De Gatenvullers – Bier (Ron Goossens Low-Budget Stuntman OST – 4. Februar 2017 – Riva Media Records) == Informationen * Augustsendung auf Pi Radio: 7. August 2020 um 1:00 Uhr * Augustsendung auf Radio Corax: 7. August 2020 um 2:00 Uhr * http://subtracks.funkwelle.org/ == Subtracks Neuste Errungenschafften und ungespielte Neuveröffentlichungen. Das was von einer Hitparade übrigbleibt, trocken wiederverwendet, um die Datenhalden abzubauen. * https://subtracks.funkwelle.org

Draw The Line Radio Show presented by jacki-e, featuring my mix in the first hour composed entirely of music made by women and then, for the second hour, I hand the decks over to a female DJ. This week my guest in the second hour is Mira​ Mark who comes from Norway. Since she picked up the decks in 2012, Mira has made a name for herself as an international Drum n Bass DJ, gigging in cities from Berlin to St. Petersburg, playing at festivals like Sonar and Outlook and and supporting acts like Marcus Intalex, Jubei and Calibre. She had her own weekly DNB radio show "On.My.Mark" at DNBHeaven.com and she is resident in Viking Junglist Massive & ROOM 101 in Norway. In early 2017 she made her first techno mix. And it's techno she's playing for us in this show. Links for Mira Mark:- https://soundcloud.com/miramark https://twitter.com/djmiramark https://www.mixcloud.com/miramark/ https://www.facebook.com/mirajeanette In my mix in the first hour I'm featuring the EP 'Toxic People Remixes 2' by Joyce Muniz, released by Gigolo Records on 14th Sept 2018. I also play music from Rebekah​, BLOND:ISH​, Just Her​, Melissa Nikita, Joyce Muniz,, BODEGA​, Anetha​ and Lisa Lashes & Ema. I'm also playing my new single, 'Marionette' on which I collaborated with American DJ and Producer Eric Louis​. It's released by Get Physical Music​ on 26th Oct. It's time to say NO to gender imbalance in dance music. it's time to Draw the Line. Track list 1st hr mixed by jacki-e:- 1. Paper Dollhouse - Empty Rave (original mix) MoonDome Records. 2. Paper Dollhouse - Diane (original mix) Finders Keepers Records. 3. Dasha Rush - Outer Space (original mix) Raster Noton. 4. Yuka - I'm Singing (original mix) Bandcamp release https://yukafp.bandcamp.com/track/im-singing 5. Nur Jaber - Mona (original mix) OSF. 6. Rebekah - Distant Memory (original mix) CLR. 7. Blond:ish - Nada Brahma (original mix) Kompakt. 8. Rebekah - Again (original mix) Soma. 9. Just Her - Chapters (original mix) Suara. 10, Melissa Nikita - Chroma (original mix) Funk 'n' Deep. 11. Joyce Muniz - Toxic People ft Demetr1us (Jerome Sydenham remix) Gigolo. 12. Joyce Muniz - Toxic People ft Demetr1us (The Model remix) Gigolo. 13. Bodega - Name, Escape (original mix) What's Your Rupture. 14. jacki-e & Eric Louis - Marionette (original mix) Get Physical Music promo to be released 26th Oct 2018. 15. Just Her - Flatline ft Calder (original mix) Suara. 16. Anetha - Interstellar (original mix) Blocaus. 17. Lisa Lashes & Ema - Power of the Dance ft Howard Marks (original mix)Subplot Records promo to be released late autumn 2018. 18. Fatima Hajji - Star (Drunken Kong remix) Silver M. 2nd hour Mira Mark - An Exclusive Guest Mix for Draw The Line Radio Show:- 1. Heiko Laux, Alexander Lukat - Lucho Part 1 (original mix) Ovum Recordings. 2. Sharam - Spaci (original mix) Yoshitoshi Recordings. 3. Andy MacDougall - Shaman (Dennis Cruz Remix) Glasgow Underground. 4. Joeski - It's All The Same (original mix) Kinetika Records. 5. Stefano Noferini, Paco Maroto - Million Units (original mix) Deeperfect Records. 6. Maverickz - The Machine Driver (original mix) Flow Records. 7. Proudly People - Chaff And Seeds (original mix) Serkal. 8. Adrian Hour - Again Faster (Alberto Ruiz remix) Natura Viva. 9. Adam Beyer, Bart Skils - Your Mind (original mix) Drumcode. 10. Slim Vic - Talong (Petter B remix) L'amour. 11. Vinicius Honorio – Heartbeat (original mix) Liberta Records. 12. Oeschgii - Holy Tune (Cubex_remix) Darker Sounds. 13. Barratt – Saqqara (original mix) Life and Death. 14. Stephan Hinz – Breakout (original mix) Toolroom. 15. Florian Meindl - Mental Atmosphere (original mix) Flash Recordings. 16. Steve Mulder, Full Funktion – Ducati (original mix) 1605. 17. Radio Slave, Dubfire - Grindhouse (Dubfire Terror Planet remix) Global Underground. Draw The Line Radio Show is A Darker Wave production.

This week Gareth is joined by Doug Shipton from Finders Keepers Records - a label that has specialised in unearthing unheard or unloved gems from across the globe. Over the two hours we talk about how you unearth music, how artists pretend they're dead to stop you releasing their stuff, and a whole host of other subjects, interspersed with loads of forthcoming releases and classics from a catalogue stretching back more than a decade. Tracklisting: Mehrpouya - Soul Raga (Finders Keepers Records, UK) Jean-Claude Vannier - Les chemins de Katmandou (Finders Keepers Records, UK) François Tusques - Souvenir De L’OIseau (Autre Version 2) (Finders Keepers Records, UK) Selda - Yaz Gazeteci Yaz (Finders Keepers Records, UK) Derya Yildirim & Grup Şimşek - 3,2,2,3 (Les Disques Bongo Joe, Switzerland) Gökçen Kaynatan -Sihirbaz (Finders Keepers Records, UK) Rick Tomlinson - Final Sunrise Morning (Voix Records, UK) Alemayehu Eshete - Alteleyeshegnem (Philophon, Germany) Do Make Say Think - Bound (Constellation Records, Canada) Graeme Miller & Steve Shill (The Moomins) - Midwinter Rites (Finders Keepers Records, UK) Isis - April Fool (Fat City, UK) Emma De Angelis - Forgiveness (Finders Keepers Records, UK) Asher Senator & Bony Fly - Tick Tick Boom (Pure Niceness Records, France) Like us on Facebook See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Woah! Ett bonusavsnitt! Med Finders Keepers-bossen Andy Votel som gäst! Inspelat live på At Six Listening Lounge i Stockholm!  Andy är något av en gud för oss som söker efter borttappad och grym musik från hela världen. Som DJ och en av grundarna bakom labeln Finders Keepers Records langar han ständigt fram oerhörda fynd som alltid … Fortsätt läsa "#95 LIVE: Andy Votel" Podcast-avsnittet #95 LIVE: Andy Votel publicerades i orginal på DJ 50 Spänn.

Finders Keepers Radio - Hard Rock Special by Finders Keepers Records

After a couple of months sat nervously in the waiting room Professor Pete Mitchell finally invites The Finders Keepers grande fromage double pack of Votel and Shipton into his makeshift hypnotherapy capsule and extrudes further home truths, hot gossip and cold facts about the history of the "accidental world music label" utilising out of date truth serum and squeal techniques mastered over a 72 year career in radiophonic snoopery. Find out the real stories behind the snazzy headlines, liner notes and polarised magazine reviews that FK keenly amassed between July 2010 and October 2011 in what became the labels most productive and pivotal period to date. Starting with French comic book concept albums and Serge-alike spacemen and taking a cosmic cruise via French vampires, Czech witches, Pakistani train drivers, Thai cowboys and werewolves on wheels, Pete, Andy and Doug also reflect on the year that saw the label launch its slow-moving literary imprint and temporarily lose all its stock in a warehouse fire only to rise from the flames thanks to a huge community of global supporters that probably includes YOU! Having made, done, and mended, Finders Keepers started a new chapter by its 50th release and survived to tell the tale to patrons and participants of the Keepers Cottage. Tapeworm? Yes. www.finderskeepersrecords.com

An exclusive first play of a new Hey Colossus track is just one highlight in this week’s podcast. There are absolute storming tracks from the ever reliable crate diggers at Finders Keepers Records and Africa Seven, we also have new tracks from the legendary alto saxophonist Idris Ackamoor & the Pyramids, New Zealand jazz rockists Orchestra of Spheres, podcast favourites Fumaça Preta, Tim Hecker, and The Dwarfs of East Agouza. Tracklisting Fumaca Preta - Decimo Andar The Dwarfs of East Agouza - Baka of

Just in time for the longest UK bank holiday weekend of the year, your intrepid explorers at Finders Keepers Records bring you an epic elongated bumper episode of our regular radiophonic rare record rundown including approximately 50% extra absolutely free! This time the tangled topic of rock operas, mutant musicals and psychedelic stage shows is discussed, dissected and defended by regular hosts Andy Votel, Pete Mitchell and Doug Shipton who will be joined by a crooked chorus line including regular Keepers cottage pop patron Jane Weaver, TV's "Toast" main maestro Matt Berry, Cambrofuturist Gruff Rhys and Twisted Nerve co-founder Badly Drawn Boy (as well as the usual musings of a certain slimy crolyn cestodaria). This show is served best with an open mind and closed captioning bringing foreign language rip-offs of West End repeaters, creep show cash-ins and holiday season sequels - not forgetting token doses of horrotica, bastardised ballet and Popera Cosmic anti-classics. Marvel as your hosts play expensive Japanese cross-dresser psych sing-alongs while discussing Chitty Chitty Bang Bang standards sung by stars of adult entertainment! Relax to the sound of Minimoog movements that soundtrack the Messiah meeting The Mafia. And celebrate the annual eggsploitation vacation while our combined edutainers mention the words "Jesus", “Christ” and "Superstar" over 76 times! For listeners who aren't too high-brow to compare the work of Jodorowsky and Lloyd-Webber and think that The Wickerman should have been a Vaudevillian blockbuster then this one is for you... and if not, "Dammit, Janet!" Anything you can do, we can do... odder?

So the temperature has dropped and the maledictus month is upon us… The goblins at Finders Keepers Records couldn't possibly let October pass without our unfaithful hosts Andy "The Vampire" Votel, Pete "The Mutilator" Mitchell and Doug "The Grave Digger" Shipton bringing you our first Finders Kreepers Hallowe'en Radio Spezial. Cramming the best part of two blood curdling hours with a small selection of their combined, colossal collection of spook music, the inhabitants of the Kreepers Cottage don their best costumes and invite a crooked cast of trick or treat cheats into the warmth to share their scary wares and impose their schizophrenic opinions, horrific half embalmed facts and rotten mispronunciations with a mutating readership of zombified victims. Featuring apparitions of guests such as the terrible tape worm, Jane "The Cleaver' Weaver and, for this very special one-off occasion, The Prince Of Darkness himself, Mr. Chris Lee! Defying mortality, betraying reality and pushing the blood-stained boundaries of mindless banality. Catch the Finders Kreepers freak show now or risk feeling pop culturally decapitated for the next 364 painful days. Audiophiles enter at your own risk.

Art Decade? Despite the fact that the 200 release deep discography of the label technically spans over 60 decades of music AND the experience of both the labels head chefs counts for just about 50 years combined record nerd experience between them, it's actually hard to believe that Finders Keepers Records is only ten years old. But that's no reason to keep a party in a jar. “How exactly have Andy Votel and Doug Shipton managed to cram it all in?” I hear you ask. A totally self-sufficient independent anti-label releasing lost pop and foreign fuzz without subtitles on obsolete formats while combining the roles of detectives, designers, dramatists and disc jockeys and stacking the chairs at the end of the day? How does Finders Keepers exist? This is a tale of studio butchery, tape bakeries and burning candles at both ends (see what we did there?) and to explain the full story, with musical accompaniment it would take more than one late night at the bar/campfire/sauna/racetrack/dentists chair/safari park... but we've got to start somewhere. Basking in flattery after unanimous erect thumbs in response to our monthly bespoke radio show, Finders Keepers' Andy and Doug finally entrust long-running friend and co-host Pete Mitchell with the dubious job of psychedelic psychiastrist as they allow him to pick their maggot brains and explore the inner sanctums of the conjoined noggins that bring you Finders Keepers in all its guises. Providing everybody's done their maths correctly this will take approximately five appointments (episodes), which is a bonus, right? So, with the MULTIPLE mottoes ‘Making Global Sound Local’, ‘Making Old Records Feel Young’, ‘Accidental World Music Label’ and ‘Breaking Boundaries Before Breaking Even’ tattooed across their haggard consciousness, FK UK bring it all back home and give you TMI as you LOL and revel in Krautsploitation, Welsh Rare Beats and Well Hung funk while DS, AV and PM deliver the first course of this tin anniversary/birthday breakfast. Dig IN!!! Find OUT!!!

After a decade of airwave truancy and dog eating homework excuses the Finders Keepers Records family finally commit their unique blend of niche humour, obscure record knowledge, half-baked opinion, lighthearted slander and Olympic scale mispronunciations to a regular feature-length radio broadcast available to stream online and via global airwave syndicators. Soundtracked by a combined collection of the usual lost pop, misplaced foreign funk and experimental mayhem that has come to shape the ten year old label Andy Votel and Doug Shipton have joined forces with award-winning wireless veteran and local hardman Pete Mitchell (The Pete & Geoff Show) who will celebrate, vindicate and mediate between a host of likeminded guests, brave and foolish enough to grace the Keepers Cottage studio with their presence. With regular visitations from the likes of Laetitia Sadier (Stereolab), Graham Massey (Biting Tongues/808 State) and Jane Weaver (The Silver Globe) and in house japes and judgments from FK office props Lee Janda and James Pianta amongst others the label and DJ collective fly their "Making Global Local" flag at full mast spiking the world music map with thematic features and underdeveloped magazine articles to break up the Brazilian fuzz guitar solos and Russian synth workouts. Ten years in the oven with a fifty-year-old palette of vibrant outer-national noise at our disposal, welcome to the Finders Keepers Radio Show.

After a few musical tradesmen anecdotes, we talk to Dean and Adrian about the new project with Maxine Peake which takes the subject of the Pendle Witches trial of 1412 at Pendle Hill in Lancashire and creates a concept album or words and electronic music. Available now on Finders Keepers Records. We then slip in a little chart about iOS6, the Teenage Engineering OP-1 accessories, Quneo and the winners of the Iris Find Music In Everything competition.

After a few musical tradesmen anecdotes, we talk to Dean and Adrian about the new project with Maxine Peake which takes the subject of the Pendle Witches trial of 1412 at Pendle Hill in Lancashire and creates a concept album or words and electronic music. Available now on Finders Keepers Records. We then slip in a little chart about iOS6, the Teenage Engineering OP-1 accessories, Quneo and the winners of the Iris Find Music In Everything competition.