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This month's guest is Dr. Phil Legard. Phil is senior lecturer in music production at Leeds Beckett University. His research interests lie at the intersection of esotericism, music, and politics. His doctoral work explored autoethnography as a research method for esotericism studies, from which he developed a theory of ‘creative seekership'. With Dr. Alexander Cummins, he is co-author of An Excellent Booke of the Arte of Magicke (Scarlet Imprint 2020), which transcribes and analyses the 16th-century grimoire and magical record of Sir Humphrey Gilbert. He is also the author of various popular and academic articles on esotericism, magick, and creativity. He is one-half of the musical duo Hawthonn, who currently have two LP releases on Brooklyn's Ba Da Bing records.In this interview, Phil talks about the tricky area of methodology when it comes to scholars who are also magickal practitioners, and the reasons why he chose autoethnography as his primary research method. He also explains the background of the term and how the method has developed from a narrative-only approach to one where analysis is also utilized. Phil then talks about some important points and insights that arose while he was doing field recordings, and more about his developmental process as a magickal practitioner throughout the years as a “creative seeker”, which relates to how paths of practice develop as a consequence of experience and appraisals of those experiences. This also includes identity construction and performance, and how experiences shape one's sense of identity.Note: The full interview with Phil is available on Patreon, with a 7-day free trial, should you be interested. If you enjoy my content and would like to support my work, please consider checking out my Patreon page (as there is much more content to come over there) and consider subscribing. Rejected Religion | Illuminating the Obscure | PatreonPROGRAM NOTESDr. Phil LegardThe Occultural Orpheus: Exploring Creative Seekership through Analytic Autoethnography (leedsbeckett.ac.uk)(99+) Phil Legard | Leeds Beckett University - Academia.edu(99+) Imaginative Listening and Porous Practices: Expanding the Boundaries of Esoteric Musicology | Phil Legard - Academia.edu(99+) Inner-Sense and Experience: Drone Music, Esotericism and the Hieroeidetic Field | Phil Legard - Academia.edu(99+) The Bright Sound Behind the Sound: Real-World Music, Symbolic Discourse and the Foregrounding of Imagination | Phil Legard - Academia.eduMusic | Hawthonn (bandcamp.com)

We keep reading about the new Blawan release “shedding the ‘techno' box he has so often been put in” but his new, exceptional record on XL shows us a consistently innovative artist continuing a journey we've enjoyed since ‘Getting Me Down' back in 2011. It's a must-listen and a probably must-buy for those who like your electronics a little off-kilter. But that's a common reason for listening to this pod, as is the consistently extraordinary dark music from across the genres. This week we have the latest in a rapid-fire release schedule of dark ambient music being put out by Leeds' Hawthonn, we have tasty experimental metal from EXSUL, a remarkable traditional dance/distinctly non-traditional record from Indonesian duo Raja Kirik to fall in love with. The best psych rock of the year (as far as we've heard) from The Oscillation, jungle-cum-ragga from Seekersinternational, synth pop from The Organizing Committee, and an afro-caribbean-fused club banger from newcomer Obeka are just some of the delights to get stuck into this week. Tracklisting The Organizing Committee – The Day Computers Became Obsolete (No Type, Canada) Blawan – Under Belly (XL Recordings, UK) Hawthonn – Cat's Cradle (Ba Da Bing Records, USA) Raja Kirik – Tarian Maut Dari Gunung (Nyege Nyege Tapes, Uganda) Fine Place – It's Your House (Night School, UK) Obeka – Duppy Drum (Basy Tropikalne, Poland) EXSUL – How in the Land of Satin We Saw Hearsay, Who Kept a School of Vouching (Caligari Records, USA) Ostrowski – Moro (Brutality Garden, Poland) The Oscillation – Forever Knowing (All Time Low, UK) Seekersinternational – Kill-a-Milli (feat. Papa Roger Robinson) (Diskotopia, Japan) Produced and edited by Nick McCorriston. This week's episode is sponsored by The state51 Conspiracy, a creative hub for music. Head to state51.com to find releases by JK Flesh vs Gnod, Steve Jansen, MrUnderwood, Wire, Ghost Box, Lo Recordings, Subtext Records and many more.

Abstract music from across the globe on this week's show. We have twisted footwork, stripped back drum and bass (or perhaps not, you decide), and metronomic tunes. We have library-infused experimental electronics, two beautiful tracks from Israel and lots more. Tracklisting Slugabed – The Tiny Man is Here (Activia Benz, UK) Kutiman – Guruji (self-release, Israel) Ignatz & De Stervende Honden – Saturday's Den (Tokuroku, UK) Markey Funk – Roy & Avner Speaking (SOM Recordings, Israel) Jana Rush – Mynd Fuc (Planet Mu, UK) Omar Joesoef – Morning World (Hard Fist, France) Hawthonn – Diamond of the Day (Larkfall, UK) DYL & DB1 – Basement Track 1 (One.Seventy, UK) Claire Rousay + More Eaze – Smaller Pools (Ecstatic, UK) Ourman – Namárië (White Peach, UK) Produced and edited by Nick McCorriston

Witchcraft and the archetype of the Witch are explored through interviews, found sound, commissioned music and storytelling. This second episode of A Common Craft looks to ritual and working with ritual. I talk to Trustee of the Doreen Valiente Foundation Ashley Mortimer, author and historian Kassia St Clair, celebrant Keli Tomlin and doula Dee Coe about Doreen Valiente, doulas, the colour purple and rituals for letting go. Episode Two Interviews were held with Ashley Mortimer (Trustee of the Doreen Valiente Foundation), Kassia St Clair (Cultural historian and writer), Dee Coe (Doula) & Emily Wilczek & Baby Ida, Keli Tomlin (Celebrant) Original music by Hawthonn. In Mighty Revelation by Hawthonn from the album Red Godess (Of This Men Shall Know Nothing) Improvised incantations composed and sung by Freya Barlow, Blue Firth & Isabel Jones Additional music by: Eden Ahbez - Full Moon, Daniel Kolbialka- Blue Spirals, Lena Platonos - The Witches, Third Ear Band - Fleance, Isla Cameron – O Willow Waly, Helen Banks – Do you know Obsidian Mirror written by Blue Firth read by Isabel Jones Audio extracts include: Buffy the Vampire Slayer (1998), Secrets of the Unkown – Witches 1989, Hocus Pocus (1993), The Innocents (1961), The Owl Service (1969) A Common Craft is a series of podcasts about the archetype of the Witch, Witchcraft and magic and how these subjects may affect our daily lives- sometimes without us even noticing. Through interviews and storytelling, each episode will present a journey of occult ideas, feminism, healthcare, gender and popular culture. As Witchcraft becomes increasingly popular, I ask what we can learn from it's unorthodoxy and how it might make the future more magical for us all. A Common Craft was made by Blue Firth commissioned on behalf of Waking the Witch, a touring exhibition which looks to the importance of craft, ritual and land on the practice of the ever shifting figure of the witch.

Hear three hours of the best and most frequently played tracks from 2018 on Free Association, including both national, international, and local (Boston) artists. This episode will be released in three parts on Spotify and iTunes. Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever "Exclusive Grave"Hope Downs Sub Pop 2018 E "Down She Goes"Negative Work Thrill Jockey Records 2018 Rock Tropical Fuck Storm "You Let My Tyres Down"A Laughing Death in Meatspace Joyful Noise Recordings 2018 Rock Thalia Zedek Band "Fighting Season"Fighting Season Thrill Jockey 2018 Rock Hawthonn "Misandrist"Red Goddess (Of This Men Shall Know Nothing) Ba Da Bing! 2018 CD Brandon Seabrook Trio "Bovicidal"Convulsionaries Monofonus Press/Astral Spirits 2018 Alec K. Redfearn "The Opposite"The Opposite Cuneiform Records 2018 BC35 & Ajda The Turkish Queen "Take This Ride"The 35 Year Anniversary of BC Studio Bronson Recordings 2018 Andrew Stern "Journey of the Ness"Bright Angel Stern Furniture 2018 Jazz Richard Thompson "Trying"13 Rivers Proper Records (2) 2018 Rock Yo La Tengo "For You Too"There's a Riot Going On Matador 2018 Julia Holter"Chaitius"Aviary Domino Recording Co 2018 Kronos Quartet "Clouded Yellow"Michael Gordon: Clouded Yellow Cantaloupe Music 2018 Classical Eric Chenaux "There's Our Love"Slowly Paradise Constellation 2018

Episode 383: April 15, 2018 (guest artist Mary Lattimore) playlist: Mary Lattimore, "Hello From the Edge of the Earth" (Hundreds Of Days) 2018 Ghostly Andrew Chalk and Daisuke Suzuki, "Threads from the Milky Way" (Yama To Nashi) 2018 Siren Nurse With Wound, "Rock'n Roll Station" (Rock'n Roll Station) 1994 United Dairies Cindy Lee, "Power And Possession" (Act Of Tenderness) 2018 W.25th Hawthonn, "In Mighty Revelation" (Red Goddess (Of This Men Shall Know Nothing)) 2018 Ba Da Bing! Mary Lattimore, "Wawa By The Ocean" (Collected Pieces) 2017 Ghostly Mary Lattimore, "The Quiet at Night" (At The Dam) 2016 Ghostly Mary Lattimore, "Their Faces Streaked with Light and Filled with Pity" (Hundreds Of Days) 2018 Ghostly 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.

Episode 331: October 31, 2016 (guest artist Jan St. Werner of Mouse On Mars and Lithops) playlist: Jan St. Werner, "Beardman" (Felder (Fiepblatter Catalogue #4)) 2016 Thrill Jockey Container, "Funnel" (Vegetation EP) 2016 Diagonal Dead Can Dance, "Wild In The Woods" (Dead Can Dance) 1985 4AD Raime, "Stammer" (Tooth) 2016 Blackest Ever Black Hawthonn, "Foxglove" (Hawthonn) 2015 Xenis Emputae Travelling Band Jan St. Werner, "Demonos" (Miscontinuum Album (Fiepblatter Catalogue #3)) 2015 Thrill Jockey Noisemashinetapes, "Professor Acid" (Acid Deceit) 2015 Sonig Mouse on Mars, "Lichter" (IGR10) 2016 Infinite Greyscale 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.

SPEKTRMODULE 44 Sleep Velocity 41 minutes and 19 seconds     This is an ambient / haunted music podcast curated by Warren Ellis, who is a writer from England. I am at @warrenellis / warrenellis@gmail.com Please tell other people about this podcast for sleepy people if you like it.  We are #SPEKTRMODULE.  You are one of the one thousand surviving listeners. It lives at spkmdl.libsyn.com   1.  logotone by Dirty Knobs   2.  "Transmission 11" - Subterrestrial(album: Transmissions from the Hollow Earth 2 - http://subterrestrial.blogspot.com )   3.  "Epsilon" -Hawthonn(album: Hawthonn - http://xetb.bandcamp.com )   4.  "[ 1 9 ]" - [ B O L T ](album: ( 0 3 )- http://aentitainment.bandcamp.com )   5.  "The Journey" - A Year In The Country(album: In Every Mind - http://ayearinthecountry.bandcamp.com )   6.  "Ice Copy" - Hiroshi Yoshimura(album: Music For Nine Post Cards)   7.  "Lone Wolf #3"  - unknown(album: Timberwolf in the Tall Pines )   8.  "Side A" -Yugen(album: Observations On Trance Or Human Hybernation)   9.  logotone