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Episode #184 of the Future Astronauts Podcast has arrived! This week, expect music from the likes of Bedroom, Geotic, Innesti & more!

Welcome to episode #077 of Future Astronauts Horizons. Today we have selections from the likes of Sora Shima, Christina Giannone, Geotic & more.

In previous episodes, we’ve talked a lot about bundling JavaScript, but we haven’t talked a lot about Parcel. In this episode, we are joined by Maia Teegarden, Will Binns-Smith, and Devon Govett to talk with us about Parcel JS. Guests: Maia Teegarden - @padmaia Will Binns-Smith - @wbinnssmith Devon Govett - @devongovett Panelists: Ryan Burgess - @burgessdryan Augustus Yuan - @augburto Stacy London - @stacylondoner Picks: Maia Teegarden - Don’t Let Get You Down by Wajatta Maia Teegarden - It Is What It Is by Thundercat Will Binns-Smith - Take a break - PTO WFH Will Binns-Smith - Dokku Devon Govett - Breville Bambino+ Devon Govett - Fork Ryan Burgess - Kim's Convenience Ryan Burgess - Master Class Augustus Yuan - The Half of It Augustus Yuan - Parcel T-Shirt Stacy London - Uunnrreeaall by Sun Glitters Stacy London - Breathtaker by Geotic

The Listening Booth takes a beat this week with a healing through music mix, bookending the program with a reflective, lyricless electro set featuring throwbacks by Geotic and Jeffrey Silverstein, as well as a soul blues set with Mavis Staples and a throwback by Sharon Jones and The Dap-Kings. New alternative in between including Tim Burgess of Charlatans fame, Sweet Spirit, and Katie Malco—who has a sweet limited edition vinyl release going on. Plus, tune in to hear the unique way Justin Vernon of Bon Iver has been participating in the recent rallies in both Minnesota and in his home of Wisconsin. 00:00 - Mic Break 00:53 - Swiss Bicycle - Geotic 06:08 - Make Yr Peace (and have it too) - Jeffrey Silverstein 10:14 - Peace on Earth - Elvis Depressedly 12:47 - Calgary - Bon Iver 16:41 - Hard To Be Close - Here We Go Magic 20:23 - Mic Break 21:04 - Sweetheart Mercury - Tim Burgess 24:54 - Dennis Hopper in Easy Rider - 2nd Grade 26:26 - Modern Love - High Waisted 29:59 - Attraction - The Reflectors 32:48 - Situation Critical - The Reflectors 35:13 - Mic Break 35:39 - 6 Hard Truths (Feat. Cuni) - The Bottom Dollars 39:28 - Derby - Momma 41:09 - Feeler - No Age 43:46 - Tired & Buttered - Quilt 46:43 - Creatures - Katie Malco 49:39 - Mic Break 49:57 - Llorando - Sweet Spirit 53:23 - Think I’ll Stay - Westerman 56:35 - Say Nothing - Baxter Dury 59:14 - The Memphis Group - Varsity 66:07 - Dance II - Discovery Zone 70:28 - Candlestick - Múm 73:56 - Even the Good Boys Are Bad - Locate S, 1 77:44 - Mic Break 78:00 - Phénomène - Mirabelle 81:43 - Hotel Delmano - Munya 84:59 - Pale Blue - Laundry Night 88:38 - Pepperoni Dreams - Jane Migraine 91:54 - Enveloping Cycles - Psychic Markers 97:16 - Mic Break 97:46 - Sow Good Seeds - Mavis Staples 100:29 - I'm Still Here - Sharon Jones and The Dap-Kings 104:12 - Look Closer (Can't You See The Signs) - Saun & Starr 107:41 - Sunshine - Saun & Starr 111:25 - Tell Me (I Wanna Know) - The California Honeydrops 115:46 - Love Like Yours - Million Miles 118:44 - Mic Break 119:13 - Metabolism - BOAT 120:43 - Finish

Brothers John and Will Wiesenfeld improve art supplies.   2PointOhPodcast.com patreon.com/2PointOhPodcast   Podcast Twitter: @2PointOhPodcast personal twitter/instagram: Will: @BATHSmusic John: @sweaterstripes   Theme: Will Art: John

The days turn to weeks as the coronavirus continues to halt the world around it: festival cancellations, film delays, even merch shipments all

Tonight's edition is a blissful mix of minimal drones, beats and bits of guitar and piano from Strom Noir, Geotic, Pan-American, Jack Hyde, Gas, and plenty more for your listening pleasure.Playlist:Spatial Ambiguity – Earthen Sea – Grass and Trees (2019) KrankyTalk Break Ghost – Samsuo – The Other Gold Side (2019) Whitelabrecs Cairn – Jack Hyde – Lowlands (2019) Whitelabrecs Memphis Helena – Pan-American – A Son (2019) Kranky Pale the Clerics Pass – Tokyo Bloodworm – Palestine (2011)Moteer Talk Break Our Thirsting World – William Ryan Fritch – DeceptiveCadence: Music for Film Volume I and II (2019) Lost Tribe Sound Long Voyages Often Lose Themselves – Seabuckthorn -Turns(2017) Lost Tribe Sound Rising Clouds – Strom Noir – Music for the Succulents (2011)Rural Colours 5 – David Newlyn – Phantom Songs 1-9 (2014) Talk Break Burn – Manual – The North Shore / Bliss Out Vol. 20 (2004)Darla Troperens – Geotic – Troperens (2019) Love Knows Where – Hakobune – Love Knows Where (2015)Constellation Tatsu Talk Break Rausch 1 – Gas – Rausch (2018) Kompakt All at Once Is What Eternity Is – Celer - All at Once IsWhat Eternity Is (2010) taalem Talk Break Man of Science, Man of Faith – Man Mountain – To Call EachThing By Its Right Name (2013) Spartan Records Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Check out the full archives on the website.

Join DJRePete in The Listening Booth as he delves in to the roots of Hudson Valley artist Marco Benevento’s self-described hot dance piano rock sound and his new record Let It Slide. Also new this week: downbeat alternative from Levitation Room, offset by upbeat music from Lisa Prank. Plus new electro vibes from Shana Falana along with throwback electro with an addictive melody from Geotic. 00:00 - Mic Break 00:53 - 2025 - Levitation Room 04:11 - Skin Game - DIIV 08:32 - A Momentary Moth - The Enigmatic Foe 12:50 - Show Me More - Girl Ray 16:08 - Passenger - Hana Vu 18:47 - Dropkick - Marco Benevento 21:46 - Mic Break 22:44 - On Time - Lisa Prank 24:36 - Disco Ball - Little Scream 27:58 - I Don't - Stone Irr 31:45 - Everyone Is Gonna Be Okay - Shana Falana 36:39 - West Coast - Hey Marseilles 40:09 - Rapture - Kitten 45:06 - Mic Break 45:42 - Keep It Up - Hovvdy 49:05 - Mr. Lee - Hovvdy 52:18 - Moving Parts - Julien Chang 55:11 - Of the Past - Julien Chang 59:22 - New Haze - MIMICO 64:02 - Mic Break 64:15 - Exodus - Thigh Master 66:51 - Trimmer - Dead Soft 70:38 - Right In Your I - Lord Sonny The Unifier 74:45 - Outtasight - Siberian Traps 80:05 - Own Ways - Quilt 85:15 - Mic Break 85:41 - November Was White, December Was Grey - Say Hi 88:22 - Tangerine - Beach Fossils 91:34 - Winners - Delicate Steve 94:51 - Drowsy - Horse Thief 97:46 - Mic Break 97:54 - Sunhits - Memory Tapes 101:16 - How We Met, The Long Version - Jens Lekman 105:28 - Depths (Pt. 1) - Yumi Zouma 108:14 - Dreamin' - Elastic Bond 111:46 - Swiss Bicycle - Geotic 116:50 - Mic Break 117:20 - Like a Ripple - Steve Mason 122:08 - Finish

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Возвращение Neneh Cherry, пятый альбом How To Dress Well, разнообразная украинская электроника, новая коллаборация Трента Резнора и Аттикуса Росса для режиссерского дебюта Джона Хиллы и мягкий бит от Geotic в новом выпуске аудио-блога By The Way. fb: www.facebook.com/btwmusicblog/ Треклист и другие музыкальные новости тут: www.telegram.me/btwmusicblog Скажите привет тут: www.facebook.com/niltarasov

Возвращение Neneh Cherry, пятый альбом How To Dress Well, разнообразная украинская электроника, новая коллаборация Трента Резнора и Аттикуса Росса для режиссерского дебюта Джона Хиллы и мягкий бит от Geotic в новом выпуске аудио-блога By The Way. fb: www.facebook.com/btwmusicblog/ Треклист и другие музыкальные новости тут: www.telegram.me/btwmusicblog Скажите привет тут: www.facebook.com/niltarasov

In this episode, Frankie chats with critically-acclaimed electronic musician Baths (aka Geotic, aka Will Wiesenfeld). A native SoCal resident, Will discusses his beginnings as a classical musician turned computer music wizard to professional recording artist with multiple records and projects. Frankie and Will trace their history to illustrate Will's fascinating relationship with his own queerness, personally and artistically. This episode includes special stand out tracks from Baths and Geotic. 

Will Weisenfeld is a musician who is known by his stage name Baths. He was born in Tarzana and was raised in Woodland Hills. He currently resides in Culver City, Los Angeles and he records on the Anticon label. Will is a classically trained musician, and began learning the piano at the age of four and he recorded his first piece of music at age fourteen. He released a few projects, including an album entitled The Fabric, as his previous moniker, [Post-foetus]. He also ventured into a more ambient style with side-project Geotic. Will released the debut Baths album Cerulean on Anticon in 2010. It was listed by The A.V. Club as the 21st best album of 2010 It also made Pitchfork Media's "Album of the Year: Honorable Mention" list. On November 16, 2017, he released his fourth album, Romaplasm. Sound and Vision is supported by Golden Artist Colors, manufacturing in Upstate NY, GOLDEN Acrylics, Williamsburg Oils, and most recently, QoR Watercolors. An employee owned company committed to producing the highest quality materials, while maintaining a culture of stewardship and community involvement. For information about Golden Artist Colors, call 1-800-959-6543 or visit www.goldenpaints.com. Sound & Vision is supported by Topo Designs. Based in Denver Colorado, Topo is committed to creating quality bags and clothing that stand the test of time. Check out their products at topodesigns.com Sound & Vision is also brought to you by Charter Coffeehouse. Charter is on Graham Avenue in East Williamsburg, just one block from the Graham L Stop. Find out more at www.chartercoffee.com, follow them on Instagram at @charter_bk

In this episode, we’re joined by Jyri Tuulos and Josh London to help discuss reusable components and building style guides. Jyri is a Staff Engineer at AdRoll and Josh is a Senior Designer at Netflix. We discuss best practices companies are leveraging style guides and reusable components. We also share the positives and negatives to having a style guide. Items mentioned in the episode: AdRoll, Netflix, JavaScript, CSS, CSS Preprocessor, PHP, LinkedIn, LinkedIn Learning, Jennison Asuncion, Accessibility episode, Atlassian, Bitbucket, Evernote, Storybook, npm, Slack, Laurie Voss, React, Angular, React plus X: Best Practices for Reusable UI Components, Forward JS, React Style Guide Generator, Pattern Lab, Brad Frost, Dave Olson, Atomic Design, JQuery, JQuery Widgets, Sketch, SASS, Bootstrap, React Bootstrap, Starbucks Style Guide, Styleguides.io Guests: Jyri Tuulos - @jtuulos Josh London - @joshualondon Panelists: Ryan Burgess - @burgessdryan Augustus Yuan - @augburto Jem Young - @JemYoung Derrick Showers - @derrickshowers Mars Jullian - @marsjosephine Stacy London - @stacylondoner Picks: Jyri Tuulos - AdRoll style guide Jyri Tuulos - Reasonably Sound Josh London - InspiRock Josh London - React Sketch App Ryan Burgess - XLR8 Connect Diaper Backpack Ryan Burgess - Bosch Augustus Yuan - Quick Draw! Google Dataset Augustus Yuan - Style Guides Augustus Yuan - Google I/O videos Jem Young - Why did the chicken cross the road Jem Young - ES6 Proxies and Reflection Derrick Showers - Instacart Derrick Showers - Blue Apron Mars Jullian - Single Div Mars Jullian - Detour Stacy London - AtlasKit Stacy London - Actually Smiling by Geotic

May's Noisemakers Mix opens up with a single from Chastity Belt's excellent upcoming album. We play a cut from Baths side project, Geotic, and introduce Bay Area industrial rock band Houses of Heaven. The latest release from Montreal's TOPS flows into the most accessible cut we've heard from Shabazz palaces yet and the mix rounds out with a track from Brooklyn's Nick Hakim, whose debut album is our most anticipated of the month. 

This edition features some of the year’s most anticipated releases. Long awaited returns from Miwon, Slowdive, and Gas are well worth the wait, as they all deliver terrific new tracks. There are more standouts from Lusine, Geotic, Bonobo and more, as 2017 continues to provide an exciting supply of Future Music sounds. Press play and […]

20:10 - You know we bring the poetry. And you know we’re not afraid to drop news bombs on y’all. We do both with this segment — reciting poetry read out to Tuff City’s council the night before the show aired. Finally you get to understand the genius that is Chester Manbeach. 37:45 - A couple from the Northwest Territories, Magnus Andri Palsson and Caihla MacCuish, picked me up hitchhiking and were kind enough to buy me an India pale ale at a brand new brewery. So I’m going to take you guys with me to the newest cultural attraction on Vancouver Island — the Port Alberni brewery. 1:20:10 - As part of the radio-sponsored “Mighty String Thing” we bring you a 16-minute jam session featuring Grammy award-winning talent, not to mention collaborators with Maple Blues and Juno award nods. Get into it! 1:15:00 - We play the latest from Frequency Horizon listener and collaborator extraordinaire @lovelife2020 1:36:26 - Perhaps the most newsworthy segment ever aired on the Frequency Horizon, we report a death witnessed by our theme song writer a few hours prior to the show going live -- prompting an important PSA. Serious but never judgemental. Just relaying stories that need to be told. Music: KIRARA @stqpkiraradongjae Geotic @geotic The Weeknd @theweeknd Plants and Animals @plantsandanimals BNDR @silent-season Odd Nosdam @odd-nosdam Danny L Harle @dannylharle DJ Zinc @djzinc Reviews: 1:07:35 Jay Regan @jayreganmusic Saint Blasphemer @user-312194257

Full tracklist: subtempo.com/radio/002 The Second Episode of the Subtempo Radio Show is here. With tracks by Bonobo, Yusseff Kamaal, Ryan Davis, Geotic, Lusine and lots more. Spotify playlist: bit.ly/sbtmpo Free Download. Hosted by @rocshabda

Holy Demon Army Batman! This week Frank, Joaquin and Chuck are diving head first into All-Japan Pro Wrestling as they check out the hard-hitting barn burner that is Mitsuharu Misawa & Kenta Kobashi vs Toshiaki Kawada & Akira Taue. If you like stiff ass chops, novelty checks, high-waisted trunks and references to Final Fantasy AND Pokemon, look no further! Joining in with your boys this week to break down all the action is musician Will Wiesenfeld aka Baths/Geotic. Remember, if you have suggestions for AWESOME matches for your boys to watch, hit us up @TIAPOD on twitter or e-mail us at thisisawesomepod@gmail.com And as always, check out our landing page at thisisawesomepod.com for all things TIA [Mitsuharu Misawa & Kenta Kobashi vs Toshiaki Kawada & Akira Taue, AJPW, December 3, 1993]

Melodic, laid-back beats dominate this week’s mix. Featured within are a pair of new singles out on Ghostly, courtesy of Lusine and Geotic. Both have forthcoming LPs worth getting excited about. Kid Koala collaborates with Emiliana Torrini with mesmerizing results, Clarian drops a great new single for Kompakt, and Crackazat injects some more energy into […]

Your weekly consultation from the Oracle includes new music from Geotic, fresh beats from Hyperdub’s Fhloston Paradigm…the “Beat Konducta” Madlib becomes the “Rock Konducta,”another top track from Rain Dog, melodic joy from Kölsch, an epic from Minilogue, and a classic from Luomo. Until next week… Playlist Download 07/26/2014

"Nothing Here Worth Stealing" by Rafter from Quiet Storm; "Ohm Ymy" by Leafcutter John from Tunis; "Wash It All Away (King Midas Sound Remix)" by Pale Sketcher from Seventh Heaven; "Bull Lore" by Rangda from False Flag; "Hatred of Music I" by Tim Hecker from Ravedeath 1972; "The Mountain" by The Insane Warrior from We Are Doorways; "Silly Bears" by Akron/Family from The Cosmic Birth and Journey of Shinju TNT; "Part I" by Black Swan from In 8 Movements; "Irreversible Machines" by Wires under Tension from Light Science; "Strange All" by Thank You from Golden Worry; "The God" by Geotic from Realms.

"Nothing Here Worth Stealing" by Rafter from Quiet Storm; "Ohm Ymy" by Leafcutter John from Tunis; "Wash It All Away (King Midas Sound Remix)" by Pale Sketcher from Seventh Heaven; "Bull Lore" by Rangda from False Flag; "Hatred of Music I" by Tim Hecker from Ravedeath 1972; "The Mountain" by The Insane Warrior from We Are Doorways; "Silly Bears" by Akron/Family from The Cosmic Birth and Journey of Shinju TNT; "Part I" by Black Swan from In 8 Movements; "Irreversible Machines" by Wires under Tension from Light Science; "Strange All" by Thank You from Golden Worry; "The God" by Geotic from Realms.