Podcasts about Kraftwerk

Der Podcast über das Internet mit YouTuber Robin Blase & Journalistin Lisa Ludwig. Hier diskutieren und lästern Robin & Lisa jeden Samstag über YouTube, das Internet, Social Media, Influencer*innen und was das Netz diese Woche so bewegt. Wir halten euch auf dem Laufenden, damit ihr den Müll nicht gucken müsst. - Lästerschwestern auf Instagram: https://tinyurl.com/53xu6bpa Lästerschwestern auf Reddit: https://tinyurl.com/2k8x8m9n ___ Themenübersicht: 00:00:00 Ein Königreich für ein Intro 00:07:30 Themenübersicht 00:08:30 Wegen Twitch-Stream: Mutter verklagt MontanaBlack 00:22:22 Die erwachsenste Influencer-Trennung aller Zeiten 00:31:17 Ehrenmannrius und Geparke: Updates vom TikTok-Trash-TV 00:42:12 Shirin David darf nicht mehr auf Kraftwerk rappen 00:53:41 Zwei YouTuber*innen steigen ins Musikbusiness ein 01:05:07 Spekulationen um vermeintliches Entführungsopfer auf TikTok ___ Unsere Quellen: Beitrag von Galerie Arschgeweih auf Insta: https://tinyurl.com/yzkf6d6m Mutter verklagt MontanaBlack: https://tinyurl.com/4wdnbzd2 Influencer-Trennung: https://tinyurl.com/45etbtyy Ehrenmannrius und Geparke: https://tinyurl.com/mr2ehzbn // https://tinyurl.com/54fh7245 // https://tinyurl.com/529vj9p3 // https://tinyurl.com/8283ebmh // https://tinyurl.com/29fwcrt3 Shirin David vs. Kraftwerk: https://tinyurl.com/k2hfxj3c Kel - Stronger Than Ever: https://tinyurl.com/2sh4fe9s Suga & Sharx: https://tinyurl.com/3sfk2ymj Vermeintliche Entführung auf TikTok: https://tinyurl.com/yrkcjnbn ___ Lästerschwestern ist eine Produktion der Richtig Cool GmbH.

Som fyraåring fick Rhys Fulber se Kraftwerk hemma i Vancouver. Som 16-åring träffade han Bill Leeb som just hoppat av Skinny Puppy och startat Front Line Assembly som snart rekryterade honom. Under nittiotalet blev de ett av världens mest inflytelserika synthband som knoppade av sig i projekt som Noise Unit och Delerium. Det senare bandet fick 1999 en oväntad hit med sitt Sarah McLachlan-samarbete "Silence" som, efter att ha remixats av bland annat Tiësto, blev en av tidernas mest populära trancelåtar. Det ledde till att Rhys Fulber, en industrisynthare som älskade SPK, blev tillfrågad om han ville producera Britney Spears. Hemma hos Strage pratar Rhys Fulber också om sin ex-svärfar som spelar piano i Beach Boys "God only knows", om heroinepidemin som tvingade honom att byta vänskapskrets, om att uppträda hos Jay Leno med Cypress Hill och om varför The Buzzcocks fortfarande är hans favoritband. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Happy New Year! (Kevin)Playlist: Archers of Loaf - War is Wide OpenBranko Mataja - Hteo Bi Te ZaboravitiDuke Garwood - Maharaja BluesEsmerine - Imaginary PastsJ.R. Bohannon - MonumentsBill Callahan - EverywayErnest Hood - Pleasant, This GardenAnna Mieke - CorallineCat Power - These DaysBeth Orton - UnwrittenBig Thief - Promise is a PendulumBen McElroy - See MoreErlend Apneseth - SpeglingarBalmorhea - LandlessnessBenedicte Maurseth, featuring Rolf​-​Erik Nystr​ø​m - HeiloCarmen Villain - PortalsChristina Vantzou, Michael Harrison and John Also Bennett - Piano on TapeCate Brooks - Made ManifestAlex Smalley & Lucia Adam - Growing LayersConrad Praetzel - Rescued By The Nano SpiritsArovane & Taylor Deupree - Still_LiliAdriaan Swerts - Old ShelterDeru - The WindDaigo Hanada - TokiJeremy Young - Untitled (For Kelly)The Lifted Index - What Times Should Roll Towards UsDanny Paul Grody - Melody to Lift the Spirits

Episode 87 Telephone Love Playlist June Carol Lodge, Telephone Love from the 12” 45 Telephone Love (1988 Pow Wow). Produced in Jamaica and featuring Reggae singer, actress and fine artist Lodge. 6:17 Laurie Anderson, “Telephone Song” from United States Live (1984 Warner Bros.). United States Live was recorded live at the Brooklyn Academy of Music, New York City, Feb. 7-10, 1983. Voice and electronics (telephone), Laurie Anderson. 1:27 Helen Myers, Telephone (1950) from Let's Play (1950 Victor). A 78 RPM shellac double disc set billed as, “Exciting action games with true-to-life sound effects.” “We dial the operator with our imaginary phone and there she is!” intones the instructions. This simulated telephone operator places a long distance call, sends a telegram, and connects for a call to South America. 3:40 Bell Telephone Systems youth commercial, 1969. 0:35 Barney Bernard, “Cohen At The Telephone” from Cohen At The Telephone / Goldstein Goes In The Railroad Business (1916 Victor). 3:23 A∀A∀A, “Telephone Song” from A∀A∀A (1991 A5 records). UK release featuring Bass Guitar, Andy Pile; Composed by, musician, producer, Derek Timms; Guitar, Voice, Dzal Martin; Noises, Producer, Steg Read; Percussion, Kwaku Dzozornu; Piano, John Jolliffe; Voice, Barny James, Cid Bishop, Ellen Parry, Steve Norchi; Voice, Bass Trombone, Trombone, Lol Cottle; Voice, Drums, Gary Ferguson. 5:41 Kraftwerk, “House Phone” from The Telephone Call (1987 Warner Bros.). 45 RPM EP with three variations of The Telephone Call from the album Electric Café (1986 Warner Bros). This song has some variations on the phone sounds and is quite a different compostion entirely. Synclavier programming, John Mahoney; written by Schneider, Bartos, Hutter. 4:56 AT&T, Telephone Tunes: Pre-Recorded Outgoing Announcements for Telephone Answering Systems (1992 AT&T). Cassette of pre-recorded novelty answering machine messages. The tape begins with instructions then plays two of the eight tones I've selected (“No Bones Rap” and “Phone Blues”). 1:20 Art by Telephone, complete transcript, Museum Of Contemporary Art Chicago (1969). From the liner notes: "Shortly after its opening, the Museum of Contemporary Art planned an exhibition to record the trend, incipient then and pervasive today, toward conceptualization of art. This exhibition, scheduled for the spring of 1968 and abandoned because of technical difficulties, consisted of works in different media, conceived by artists in this country and Europe and executed in Chicago on their behalf. The telephone was designated the most fitting means of communication in relaying instructions to those entrusted with fabrication of the artists' projects or enactment of their ideas. To heighten the challenge of a wholly verbal exchange, drawings, blueprints or written descriptions were avoided. A key role in producing this exhibition has been played by the museum's curator, David H. Katzive. He not only conducted and edited the crucial telephone conversations but directed the production and enactment of the works in the exhibition." (Jan van der Marck, from liner notes). An exhibition organised by the Museum of Contemporary Art under the sponsorship of the American National Bank and Trust Company of Chicago. November 1 to December 14, 1969. I have excerpted 10 minutes of the artist proposals. I couldn't help but notice that the only contributors to the exhibit were male artists, so I apologize in advance for this slice of chauvinism from the late 1960s. Still, the conversations are interesting. 9:44 Thom Holmes, “Telephone Work” (2022 Privately Issued). I thought it would be fun to gather some telephone sounds from the 70s, 80, and 90s and remix them into a piece of music. All of the sounds originated with the extensive library of archival sounds collected by Evan Doorbell and made available on the Telephone World website. I worked with various network sounds from different generations of phones and networks plus many examples of operator voices, especially that of Jane Barbe, the most frequently used recorder of general operator messages for AT&T. 5:08 Matteo Uggeri, “Upside Down” by Comaneci from The Telephone (2022 Grey Sparkle). Matteo Uggeri is an Italian visual designer and composer from Milan. Uggeri made phone calls to a variety of musicians and asked them to sing a song on the telephone. This is one result. The album was released in three formats, from an extremely limited to 15 copies "Dial Box Edition", that includes a real old hacked (but working) phone handset with a true 3.5mm audio jack; a limited CDr with 85 different black and white postcards covers included; and an edition of 30 cassettes. 3:32 Hal McGee, “Kitchen Sink Sinfonietta” from Tapegerm Collection Volume Five (2007 HalTapes). Loops Didgeridoo, Voice & Guitar, Ed Drury; Loops Organ, Hebephrenic; Music By "xxxxx", The Joke Project; Noises Collab Fragments, Zan Hoffman; Noises Miscellaneous Audio Fragments From Videotapes, Andrew Chadwick, Blast, Brandon Abell, Charles Smith, Christopher Miller, Gina Vivinetto, Jen Abell, Ron Palachik, Tom Miller; Noises Sound Files, Cjjbrozt; Theremin, Keyboards Casio Va-10, Jen Abell; Vocals 1986 Telephone Conversation, Charlie Goff, Debbie Jaffe, Hal McGee. 11:17 Yoko Ono, “Telephone Piece” from Fly (1971 Apple) 1:01. The closing track on this double-LP by Yoko. 0:32 D.C. (Techno Dance Club), “Your Telephone (Radio Edit)” from Technonation (1994 Anima Vox). Russian techno dance music with the telephone theme. T.D.C. is performed, arranged, and mixed by Вадим Угрюмов, Дмитрий Машуков (Vadim Ugryumov, Dmitry Mashukov). 4:08 X-Ctasy, “Call Me Mr. Telephone” from Call Me Mr Telephone (1990 Smile Production). Italian release written and produced by L Nicolosi, Tony Carrasco. 6:09 Phil Milstein, “Telephone Symphony” from Tapeworm: SFX By Phil Milstein (1990 50,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 Watts Records). US-based artist and tape manipulator, Phil Milstein. 1:01 Kraftwerk, “The Telephone Call Remix” from The Telephone Call (1987 Warner Bros.). Synclavier programming, John Mahoney; written by Schneider, Bartos, Hutter; Remix by Francois Kevorkian, Kraftwerk, Ron St. Germain. This is an extended version of the original album track and includes different languages and other operator messages not heard in the original. 8:12 Opening background sounds: Network sounds originally recorded by Evan Doorbell and arranged/edited by Thom Holmes. Opening and closing sequences voiced by Anne Benkovitz. Additional opening, closing, and other incidental music by Thom Holmes. See my companion blog that I write for the Bob Moog Foundation: For additional notes, please see my blog, Noise and Notations.

Trevor C.Playlist: Jonnie Common - Yipee Ki Yay Father ChristmasFoxygen - San FranciscoOkkervil River - A FavorDestroyer - This NightBadly Drawn Boy - Donna and BlitzenLow - Long Way Around the SeaArcade Fire, Owen Pallett - Song on the BeachBonnie 'Prince' Billy & The Cairo Gang - Ths Sounds Are Always BeggingDungen - Du e for fin for migLuscious Jackson - To Sir With LoveLaura Barrett - Robot PoniesBedouine , Hurray For The Riff Raff, Waxahatchee - ThirteenLaura Palmer - Interstice OneTuring Machine - RobotronicDrums & Tuba - The DiagramVeda Hille - BellyfishClinton St. John - Patterns In The SnowSouth Pacific - ReverbiumMogwai - Christmas SongLisa Germano - (Late Night) DressesHowe Gelb - Actual Desert, RoseDump - 1999The New Year - One Plus One Minus One Equals One

It's the Holiday Season! And at Jagbags we have full command of your holiday podcasting needs. We talk through the latest Facebook bracket where we talk the best holiday songs of all time. Len claims to have never heard of "The Friendly Beasts". We also talk the Bulls' season low point and how they can turn their season around. Plus NFL, "I Recommend", where Beave shares his thoughts on the World Cup championship game. And Rolling Stone's Top 500 album countdown rolls on, leading to a spirited argument over who is better: Daft Punk or Kraftwerk? Ring in the holidays with Jagbags!

Regresa Conexiones MZK, con un amplio especial sobre la banda Bauhaus y todos los proyectos salidos de ella. Esa formación nacida a finales de los 70 desde las cenizas del punk, bajo un crisol de influencias de lo más variopinto en el que podíamos encontrar el toque glam de figuras como Bowie o Marc Bolan, la oscuridad de The Velvet Underground, los ambientes atmosféricos de Brian Eno, el sonido de bandas como Joy Division, Suicide o Kraftwerk, el jazz o hasta el dub. La etiqueta "gótico" está ligada a su nombra como uno de los principales activos del movimiento, pero es una acotación que consideramos demasiado simplista, Bauhaus y sus componentes iban mucho más allá. Durante dos horas viajaremos por esas cuatro décadas del grupo, deteniéndonos igualmente en proyectos como Tones On Tail, Dali's Car, Love & Rockets y las carreras en solitario de Peter Murphy, Daniel Ash y David J. Dirige Manuel Pinazo.

(Kevin)Playlist: Takuro Okada - Deep RiverDawn Richard and Spencer Zahn - CoralAnna Mieke - SaltMichael Grigoni - PreludeLamin Fofana - The Ocean After NatureDag Rosenqvist - Automata (signals)Fields We Found - HillsBlack Brunswicker - Gemini LoversAriel Ulysses - Space Station SoulKaren Vogt - I've been in motionBenoît Pioulard - Woodsmoke on the windMALIBU - Atlantic DivaAagtive - Sleepy ForestMaria BC - RerunMichael Scott Dawson - The SentimentalistMat Ball - To Catch Light INathan Salsburg - XIGeotic - The Not KnowingIan William Craig - Sentimental DriftAlva Noto, featuring Martin L. Gore & William Basinski - SubterraneansErik K. Skodvin - FlamesBrian Eno - Making Gardens Out of Silence

City Scenes is the feature where we examine the music scene of a different city each week. As we go along we're moving through the alphabet from A to Z and this week we're on the letter F and today we're in Frankfurt Germany. Frankfurt is a city of 750, 000 people that sits on the banks of the river Main in Central Germany. It is a global financial hub with the european central bank and Deutsche bank as well as many other financial institutions holding their headquarters in the city. It's also one of the biggest transport hubs in the world, Frankfurt airport is the primary hub of the lufthansa airline and is in fact the airport with the most direct flight routes in the world. but as we will see, the city also has a wealthy cultural and musical history. It's the city where Johann Wolfgang von Goethe the famous German writer was born. It's also the birth city of Wolgang Flur, an original member of Kraftwerk but as Kraftwerk's music was all made in Dusseldorf we're not going to be hearing any of that today. Instead we start with some Eurodisco, a genre that seems to be a bit of a thing in Frankfurt. In the late 1970s, a multiinstrumentalist called Kurt Hauenstein, founded a group called Supermax. Supermax went on to produce some massive hits in the genre of eurodisco that saw the group touring the world. The next group we listen to could probably be summed up as Frankfurt's answer to ABBA. Arabesque emerged in Hamburg in 1975 and went on to get huge success around the world. Chilly was another eurodisco act that were active in Hamburg in the late 1970s They produced the mega hit called ‘For Your Love' which took off in discos around the world and has since been reinterpreted and remixed by DJs and producers countless times. Like in Chicago and in Detroit, the legacy of that eurodsicoinformed what came after it in Frankfurt. Like Detroit in particular, Frankfurt became a huge center for the newly developing sound of German Techno in the 1990s. Frankfurt these days is synonymous with electronic music. One act that blew up in the 1990s with their own type of eurodance, trance leaning techno pop is a duo called Jam and Spoon. So Frankfurt is a city known for its contributions to eurodisco and electronic music and one of Frankfurts biggest contemporary electronic producers is Isolee. We end this episode of City Scenes with a track of his called Allowance. I hope you enjoyed this week's city scenes, next week we'll be back for G and we're going to be jumping up to Glasgow in Scotland.

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From producing Warm Leatherette, to founding Mute Records, few people have done more for electronic music than Daniel Miller, a genuinely legendary figure in modern British music. His improvisational electronic duo, Sunroof, have a new album out in February and he was playing live and DJing at the recent Ombra festival in Barcelona, which is where I caught up with him to talk analogue synths, being on his own label, Kraftwerk, the appeal of synths, punk, Depeche Mode and being indie in 2022.

From producing Warm Leatherette, to founding Mute Records, few people have done more for electronic music than Daniel Miller, a genuinely legendary figure in modern British music. His improvisational electronic duo, Sunroof, have a new album out in February and he was playing live and DJing at the recent Ombra festival in Barcelona, which is where I caught up with him to talk analogue synths, being on his own label, Kraftwerk, the appeal of synths, punk, Depeche Mode and being indie in 2022.

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Energiekrise, Blackout, Inflation, Ausnahmezustand - all das sind Begrifflichkeiten, welche uns seit Monaten immer wieder in den Medien und der realen Welt begegnen. Doch was steckt wirklich dahinter? In unserer heutigen Podcast-Folge "Energiekrise" diskutieren wir über deren Auswirkungen und die massive finanzielle Belastung jedes Einzelnen! Wie kritisch ist die derzeitige Situation? Wie haben sich die Preise sowohl im Energiesektor als auch in anderen Branchen entwickelt? Und was können wir dazu beitragen, damit sich die Lage entspannt? Über das und viele weitere Themen werden wir die nächsten Minuten diskutieren. Ach ja, gehen wir eigentlich von einem Blackout aus und ist es sinnvoll sich mit Vorräten einzudecken? Wenn ihr die persönliche Meinung von uns hören wollt, dann schaltet auf jeden Fall ein. Teilt uns gerne eure Meinung über Facebook oder Instagram mit - einfach "das Wort zum Alltag" eingeben. Viel Spaß beim Zuhören. Eure Marion & Euer Manuel!P.S. Was wir alleine nicht schaffen, dass schaffen wir zusammen! Denkt daran - jeder kann etwas dazu beitragen und einsparen! Vielen Dank! :-)

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In this episode of the bulletin I consider the latest discussion around the potential end point for the Russia-NATO war in Ukraine that have emerged recently. I then look at the farcical "coup" that was reported to have been foiled in Germany this week, how there's always a pro-fascist section of the bourgeoisie and how the secret services of captialist states always play a role in the running of reactionary organisations. I conclude by looking at the recent comments from Olaf Scholz regarding Germany as a guarantor of European "peace and stability". Episode artwork is the work 'Kiev 1942' by the Soviet Ukrainian artist Viktor Puzrykov Episode Outro is 'Trans-Europe Express' by Kraftwerk

Check out this week's highways, byways, freeways and turnpikes episode of Suburban Underground.  Steve picked great songs by these artists: Audioslave, Hole, Fountains Of Wayne, Kraftwerk, 20/20, Tom Robinson Band, Billy Idol, The Donnas, Judas Priest, Tift Merritt, The Blessing, Weezer and The Lemonheads. On the Air on Bedford 105.1 FM Radio      *** 5pm Friday ***      *** 10am Sunday ***      *** 8pm Monday *** Stream live at http://209.95.50.189:8178/stream Stream on-demand most recent episodes at https://wbnh1051.podbean.com/category/suburban-underground/ And available on demand on your favorite podcast app! Twitter: @SUBedford1051  ***    Facebook: SuburbanUndergroundRadio   ***    Instagram: SuburbanUnderground   ***    #newwave #altrock #alternativerock #punkrock #indierock  

In Düsseldorf und Hagen wird vor gut 40 Jahren NRW-Musikgeschichte geschrieben. Kraftwerk oder Neu! machen Düsseldorf zur "Electri-City", Hagen gilt als deutsches Liverpool mit Nena oder Extrabreit. Oliver Rustemeyer reist ins musikalische Damals. Von Oliver Rustemeyer.

Christopher & Jobst im Gespräch mit Heinz. Wir reden über die Vorgeschichte zu diesem Gespräch, Doctors of Madness im Hyde Park, Freund von Eliten sein, Bill Bruford von Yes & King Crimson über Punk, Kraftwerk anbetend vorm Ramones Album, Protopunk aus den 60ern, drei Alben der 80er, wenn Joy Division überlebt hätten sie uns vielleicht U2 erspart, das Schicksal von Jethtro Tull, John Lydon liebt, ich bin Songschreiber, die bemerkenswerten Fehlfarben, großer Fan der Einstürzenden Neubauten, im besten Sinne des Wortes quergedacht, ich gehörte nie irgendwo dazu, die Generation der 80er Jahre hat jetzt graue Haare, das Musikmagazin Uncut im Abo, der Fluch des vielen Wissens, Deutschrap ist fast so ein Kriegsverbrechen wie deutscher Schlager, "ich bin Erfinder des Diskuspop", der große Erfolg nach 5 Alben, Panikattacken seit Ende der 80er, niemals in der 3. Liga gespielt haben, es gibt viele Liebeslieder die richtug scheiße sind, 2021 über 400 Songs geschrieben, die Manuskripte von Karl May, das leidige Thema Deutschquote, 5 Punk-Platten, die jeder gehört haben sollte, uvm.

À trois, c'est trois fois mieux. On le dit souvent sur cette antenne...  et c'est aussi le constat qu'ont fait Paula, Povoa et Jerge connus aujourd'hui sous le nom de PPJ. Dans leur nom, il y a le Brésil, mais aussi la Normandie, Lille, Londres et le 18e arrondissement de Paris. Dans leur galaxie, il y a Myd, Tristesse Contemporaine, Lewis OfMan et Metronomy. Dans leur son il y a le baile des favelas, Roaslía, Fishbach, Kraftwerk, Stevie Wonder, le jazz et la techno. Forts de quelques jolis singles et après quelques scènes remarquées cet été à We Love Green, Pete The Monkey ou les Francos de la Rochelle, le trio vient de sortir Trindade, un EP généreux et dansant sur les rythmes d'une sono mondiale que n'aurait pas reniée le regretté Rémy Kolpa-Kopoul de Radio Nova. Mais ici c'est Tsugi Radio et alors qu'ils seront demain en concert à La Boule Noire à Paris, le trio PPJ prend les platines ce soir en direct pour un mix exclusif.

Greetings friends to another edition of ESOA Podcast. We have reached December and this is the last edition of ESOA Podcast. Don't worry, just for this year ! In the meantime, and yes, it's already issue 55. And with that we come to today's guest who I've been looking forward to for a long time, Enny One ! Enny One is a lovable personality that you can't miss since the beginning of the 90s. He is as much a part of the East German techno scene as a 1200 Technics in the DJ booth. He got himself one of these as soon as he had the chance in 1989. Before that, he experimented with tapes and played at youth and school discos. From then on, he organised the first acid parties in Chemnitz and could then also be heard beyond the region, for example in the Fabrik Dresden or in the Distillery in Leipzig. From '93 onwards, he was a salesman at the Delirium Recordstore in Chemnitz. In 1995 he had his first own shop called "Vann Vibes" and at that time he was also a resident in legendary clubs like Kraftwerk, Zoom or the Voxxx, and he was no less involved in the legendary Lager 43 "Warehouse" parties in Chemnitz. In 1996 he founded his own label S.H.A.C.K. Limited. After a serious car accident in 2000 and an unfortunately longer break, he came back after a good 2 years with a house set in the Europe-wide known club Achtermai where he clearly acted as a resident in the future. You met him again at countless events as a DJ, but also as a welcome guest with whom you can meet again and again and simply philosophise about electronic music. In the recent past, his participation in Beatconnect or It's your House must be mentioned. As you can see, he was always there, never really gone until 2000, and I think he will always be there in the future. And if he's not around, I'm sure there will always be a good word to say about him and his important contribution to the scene. Thank you dear Enny One! Friends this is ESOA Podcast 055 mixed by Enny One A big thank you to all my guests and of course to the listeners of this podcast in 2022. With Bhuddist warmth have a great time and come well into the new year 2023. Love, Peace and Happyness. Infos about Enny One: www.facebook.com/ennyone1/ hearthis.at/7bxmdd46/ www.instagram.com/one.enny/?hl=de Listen about all ESOA Podcast Shows: www.esoa-podcast.com www.facebook.com/esoapodcast www.instagram.com/esoa.podcast

À trois, c'est trois fois mieux. On le dit souvent sur cette antenne...  et c'est aussi le constat qu'ont fait Paula, Povoa et Jerge connus aujourd'hui sous le nom de PPJ. Dans leur nom, il y a le Brésil, mais aussi la Normandie, Lille, Londres et le 18e arrondissement de Paris. Dans leur galaxie, il y a Myd, Tristesse Contemporaine, Lewis OfMan et Metronomy. Dans leur son il y a le baile des favelas, Roaslía, Fishbach, Kraftwerk, Stevie Wonder, le jazz et la techno. Forts de quelques jolis singles et après quelques scènes remarquées cet été à We Love Green, Pete The Monkey ou les Francos de la Rochelle, le trio vient de sortir Trindade, un EP généreux et dansant sur les rythmes d'une sono mondiale que n'aurait pas reniée le regretté Rémy Kolpa-Kopoul de Radio Nova. Mais ici c'est Tsugi Radio et alors qu'ils seront demain en concert à La Boule Noire à Paris, le trio PPJ prend les platines ce soir en direct pour un mix exclusif.

(Kevin)Playlist: Anna Mieke - Red SunFabiano do Nascimento - Planaltonowhere wood. - RefractionBlank Gloss - Down at the HeelJake Muir and Evan Caminit - Smoke FiligreeBill Nace - The GiantFederico Maddeddu Giuntoli, featuring The Text and The Form - Grand Hall of EncountersQuiet Winter - RefreshRyefield Society - FatigueDaniel Bachman - Recalibration / NormalizationIKSRE & Party Store - Lost PromontoryPie Are Squared - The Whole World's a WindowKMRU - MoodChris Abrahams - CostumeSlow Clinic & Matt Atkins - Random WaveformsPeter Broderick - It's a Storm When I SleepVanessa Wagner - Six + Six [Melaine Dalibert]Ian William Craig - A Crack and a ShadowDania - An IndividualNozomu Matsumoto - Filippo PaciniRival Consoles - Quiet Home

Another mega vinyl mix of 80's 90's and more from legendary alternative music DJ Danny Diess . This week featuring music by Joy Division, Deep Purple, Modern English, Jane's Addiction, Siouxsie & The Banshees, Kraftwerk, Wang Chung and more. Recorded at The She Shack Studio November 21 2022.© Copyright Danny Diess

(Kevin) Tribute to Mimi Parker of the band Low, who passed away November 5, 2022 at the age of 55. RIPPlaylist: Low - LazyLow - Below & AboveLow - ShameLow - The PlanLow - VenusLow - Don't UnderstandLow - UntitledLow & Spring Heel Jack - Hand So SmallLow + Dirty Three - When I Called Upon Your SeedLow - SunflowerLow - Laser BeamLow - In MetalLow - TonightLow - La La La SongLow - BelarusHollis M. Sparhawk & Her Father - Thanks 1 2 3 WatchLow - Especially MeLow - NightingaleLow - So BlueLow - Holy GhostAlan Sparhawk - 1:45 How the Weather Comes Over the Central HillsideLow - GentleLow - What Part of MeLow - FlyLow - Always UpLow - DisarrayLow - HeyLow - CodyLow - Will The Night (Demo)

Another vinyl spin for all of you out there. I'm having a great time playing strictly vinyl sets again.... and really having a blast sharing it with all of you out there XOXOX. This one features artist blocks of Peter Murphy, Kraftwerk, and Judas Priest. Also Dance and 12 inch Vinyl Remixes by Latour, Kode 4, and Howard Jones. Recorded at The She Shack Studio 11/15-16-2022.© Copyright Danny Diess.

Alexander established his Balanescu Quartet in 1987, and over the years has collaborated with such diverse artists as: Kraftwerk, Pet Shop Boys, Jack De Johnette, Ornette Coleman, and Goldfrapp. Alexander's film scores include: Angels and Insects, the Italian war film, Johnny The Partisan, The Way I Spent The End Of The World, and documentary The Magic Mountain. More recently, Alexander worked on Anca Damian's acclaimed, animated musical comedy, The Island.  

Seine Melodien kann man nicht nachpfeifen, seine Stücke sind kompliziert. Und trotzdem hat Karlheinz Stockhausen eine Bekanntheit erreicht wie kaum ein anderer Komponist der Nachkriegszeit. Mit wallendem Haar und stechendem Blick wurde er sogar für die Popkultur zur Ikone. Bands wie Kraftwerk und Can waren von ihm beeinflusst, die Beatles haben ihn auf einem ihrer LP-Cover verewigt. Nun ist der Avantgardist sogar zum Comic-Helden avanciert: Autor Thomas von Steinaecker und Illustrator David von Bassewitz haben Stockhausen zur Titelfigur einer Graphic Novel gemacht, mit dem Untertitel: "Der Mann, der vom Sirius kam." Thorsten Preuß hat sich durch die knapp 400 Seiten geblättert.

(Kevin)Playlist: Beth Orton - Weather AliveBill Callahan - LilySam Gendel - Kagome (​籠​目​, woven bamboo)Douglas Andrew McCombs - Green Crown's StepMasayoshi Fujita - Book of LifeBlack Brunswicker - To Where Our Curiosity GoesGoodparley - Meditation TwentyDeniz Cuylan - As Above So BelowKasper Bjørke, featuring Philip​|​Schneider - AbiogenesisSofie Birch & Antonia Nowacka - The JourneyCity of Dawn - Sacred GlowLow - All NightIan William Craig - Sprite Percent World RecordGiulio Aldinucci - Asymptotic EmbracePhotay with Carlos Niño, featuring Mikaela Davis - Harp, Randal Fisher - Tenor Saxophone, Mia Doi Todd - Voice - C U R R E N TCole Pulice & Nat Harvie - Parrish BlueGrand Ciel - Seul Le VentEsmerine - BlackoutDeru - To Quiet the VoicesHidden Orchestra - VII: Seven Hunters - Strings & HarpLow / Piano Magic / Transient Waves - Sleep at the Bottom

Recorded and streamed live at the Deepest Garden x Lost Minute clubnight at Easy Art Space, Budapest on 15th October 2022. YouTube: https://youtu.be/kjChI0ZVGAY Milkyman (Ǝ L E M E N T S, Deepest Garden - HU) Tom Rumpf AKA milKyman, Dj White and Circus C was born in early 80s in Szeged, Hungary. Raised by parents with lots of music attitude. He was 16 when he started warm up set playing on underground techno events. In that year wich was 1999 he had his first “all night long set” booking from Cafe Zone Club, wich one of the most important underground place was in that time in Szeged. After couple of events and finishing his study in secundary school, he decided to move to London. He spent there 3 years, collecting vinyls, made his music knowledge better and played sets in small bars and underground events. In 2012 he won a compatation hosted by Novation, Ableton and Bloc Festival. He had a chance to play his winning set on Stubnitz Boat at Block Festival, London. Nowadays he has several parties around Mannheim, such as Schlosskeller Darmstadt, Manufaktur Mannheim and EJR events in Heidelberg. But when he able to go back to Hungary he always organize something or take the invite from hungarian scene. He plays from house till techno almost everything, but he has couple of dub and breakbeat vinyl as well in his bag. In his sets he always try to travel between genres. Influenced him lots of artist Kraftwerk, Jean- Michel Jarre, Aphex Twin, Richie Hawtin, Moderat, Underworld, Daft Punk, Sven Väth and more, more and more... Projects : Hanky - Panky Beats (Hungary), CUE (Germany) Realeses: Spike Records, Clash & Splash Records https://soundcloud.com/milkyman-1 https://www.facebook.com/djmilKyman RTS.FM Budapest archives: YouTube: https://bit.ly/rtsfmbudapest SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/rtsfm/sets/rts-fm-budapest Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/rtsfmbudapest

Say good morning to your Ukranian neighbor and try to straighten out your wrinkly dollar, cause this week we're watching Season 3, Episode 11: Burns Verkaufen Der Kraftwerk! Join Kaitlyn and Robert as they discuss the benefits of plastic surgery, that time Robert could have ridden in a monster truck, and something Ronald Reagan definitely didn't do! You can check out the Simpsons Wiki here.  Remember to follow our social channels! You can find us on Facebook, Twitter, & Instagram! Be sure to join our Facebook group, too! Feel free to drop us an email, too! You can reach us at escalatortonowherepod@gmail.com. We look forward to hearing from you! -K & R   #simpsons #thesimpsons #podcast #podcasts #podcastersofinstagram #homersimpson #margesimpson #lisasimpson #maggiesimpson #bartsimpson #burnsverkaufenderdraftwerk #burnstosellthepowerplant #germany #thelandofchocolate #reagan #ronaldreagan #jfk #escalatortonowherepod

Nick Oliveri of Stöner, Mondo Generator, Dwarves & formerly of Kyuss & QOTSA joins us to discuss his passion for collecting records, playing vinyl, chasing rare pressings, updates on new recordings, tours & more! Topics include: Nick's making up for lack of touring during Covid Stöner 2022 Australian Tour Nick's record collection Nick has occasionally sold records Obtaining an original 13th Floor Elevators Nick is a record nerd, knows the details How does Nick care for his records? What was Nick's 1st record? What does Nick listen to on an average day? What is Nick's Asteroid Record (final vinyl on Earth) Nick and re-issues and boxsets Is Nick a completist for some artists? Black Sabbath Born Again Collecting multiple copies or certain titles Visiting record stores on the road What's the most expensive record Nick ever bought for himself? Releasing his music on vinyl is important Nick kept a lot of records form his youth Does Stöner tour w vinyl on the merch table Forming and recording w Stoner Playing live w Stöner and other projects / wild shows Update on Dwarves new album Update on Mondo Generator Nick getting Kraftwerk's autograph Interview wrap up Get tickets for Stöner 2022 Australia, New Zealand tour here Extended, High-resolution & Commercial Free version of this interview available at: www.Patreon.com/VinylGuide Listen on Apple: https://apple.co/2Y6ORU0 Listen on Spotify: https://spoti.fi/36qhlc8 Follow our Podcast: https://linktr.ee/vinylguide Facebook: www.Facebook.com/VinylGuide Instagram: www.Instagram.com/VinylGuide Support our show: www.Patreon.com/VinylGuide If you like records, just starting a collection or are an uber-nerd with a house-full of vinyl, this is the podcast for you. Nate Goyer is The Vinyl Guide and discusses all things music and record-related

Veckans avsnitt handlar om att framtiden är död. Ola pratar om att vår bild av vad som är futuristisk musik fortfarande är Kraftwerk och att det eventuellt hänger ihop med att reaktionär politik regerar. Liv pratar om att spekulation är det enda rimliga sättet att förhålla sig till den osäkra framtiden och att homo economicus ersatts av den nya människan homo speculans. Böcker som refereras: Aris Komporozos-Athanasiou - Speculative Communities Mark Fisher - Ghosts of my life Hartmut Rosa - Acceleration, modernitet och identitet: Tre essäer

Bienvenidísimas, queridísimas bestias adoradoras y devoradoras de música, hoy para degustar al calor de las masas, música para las masas, 35 años cumple el álbum Music for the masses de nuestros adorados británicos Depeche Mode, aquí #AlBoomDelAlbum nuestra Ritual de Lo Virtual eclecTomeiroland Sedición #455 En la década de 1980, la influencia de Kraftwerk y la nueva ola tomaron la forma de un synth-pop post-punk apto para la radio, como el Depeche Mode del Reino Unido. En 1987, Music for the Masses, fue un álbum que reveló un lado más oscuro del movimiento. El álbum está lleno de gran dramatismo, cada pista se derrama sobre la siguiente como una ópera pop-rock. Los fanáticos acérrimos de Depeche Mode sabían que la banda había evolucionado a pasos agigantados desde los días de la nueva ola de "Just Can't Get Enough", pero en su mayor parte el público comprador de discos en general no estaba al tanto de esta evolución.

With Neu! in the rear-view mirror, Klaus Dinger stepped into his white overalls and reached for fame and fortune with his second act, La Düsseldorf.  And boy oh boy did he find it.Today we talk about LD's second LP, Viva.  Notable for its space-age guitars, synth washes, and of course "Dingerbeat," Viva serves up a shimmering blend of glam, punk, and electronica.  And that's not to mention the lyrics -- Klaus sings of life, love, the world, money, the birds, money again, and glorious revolution.  Is it corny?  Cheesy?  Maybe, but so are nachos, and they're DELICIOUS.The future is calling.  We're picking up on the first ring. 

Comment le film italien « La scuola cattolica » explore-t-il un scandale qui a défrayé la chronique à Rome en 1975 ? La québécoise Lisa LeBlanc fait du « Chiac Disco », c'est quoi ? Pour quel film la Suédoise Maud Latour fait-elle une reprise de « Kids in America » de Kim Wilde ? Et tant qu'a parler de scandales véridiques, pourquoi faut-il (re)lire « Crime » de Meyer Levin ? Qui se cache derrière « The Routes », qui propose des reprises étonnantes de Kraftwerk ? Enfin, à quoi s'attendre au FIFF à Namur ? Les réponses à ces questions, c'est dans « La semaine des Cinq Heures » de ce vendredi 30 septembre.

Episode Summary:The first episode of our novel season The New Leviathan, that is grounded in many conversations capturing this moment of history, with its focal point on the relationship between individuals and technologies, is an intimate chat with three curators of the E-WERK Luckenwalde — Helen Turner, Adriana Tranca and Katharina Worf. The all women curatorial team of the world's first renewable energy art institution is taking our co-founder and curator Farah Piriye on a journey to a small town 30 miles south of Berlin, in the former East Germany, where this functioning Kunststrom power station that explores ecological and socio- cultural practices is located. As the art world today faces a host of challenges, from monument removal to calls for repatriation, and rethinking museum model hierarchies, the ladies tell us how they envision an art space of the future. While Katharina Worf is introducing us to the concept of slow curating and Adriana Tranca explains how very attentive the audience is to what modern culture has to offer, the artistic director of E-WERK Helen Turner states that one of the fundamental roles of a curator in today's troubled world is to make contemporary art accessible to the local community.About E-WERK LUCKENWALDE:E-WERK Luckenwalde is located in a former coal power station built in 1913, ceasing production in 1989 after the fall of the Berlin wall. Located 30 minutes south of Berlin, E-WERK Luckenwalde is jointly directed by artist Pablo Wendel and curator Helen Turner. In 2017, the art collective Performance Electrics GmbH led by Pablo Wendel acquired the former brown-coal power station with the vision to reanimate it as a sustainable Kunststrom (art power) Kraftwerk to feed power into the national grid by burning locally sources waste wood chips to make electricity, and function as alarge scale contemporary art centre. As part of POWER NIGHT in 2019, Performance.Follow E-WERK Luckenwalde's journey on InstagramHosts: Farah Piriye, ZEITGEIST19 FoundationSign up for ZEITGEIST19's newsletter at https://www.zeitgeist19.comFor sponsorship enquiries, comments, ideas and collaborations, email us at info@zeitgeist19.com Follow us on Instagram and TwitterHelp us to continue our mission and to develop our podcast: Donate

The guys are joined by DC Glenn of Tag Team to discuss his career.  Plenty of discussion about the longevity of "Whoomp There It Is," the GEICO commercial, spinning records and mix tapes in Sacramento, the cautions of music publishing, Elf, mastering SEO, Planet Rock and Kraftwerk, embracing being a one hit wonder, and we discuss plenty of 80s hip hop like MC Shan & BDP & MC Lyte (and some songs that haven't held the test of time) including a teaser of an upcoming Run DMC episode.  Check out Tag Team at: https://www.tagteambackagain.comCheck out other episodes at RecordsRevisitedPodcast.com, Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Castbox, iHeartMedia, Google Podcasts and Spotify. Additional content is found at: Facebook.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast or twitter @podcastrecords or IG at instagram.com/recordsrevisitedpodcast/ or join our Patreon at patreon.com/RecordsRevisitedPodcast

Angesichts steigender Stromkosten geben wir im Tech-Podcast Tipps zum Stromsparen - von diversen PC-Einstellungen bis hin zu Dennis' neuem Solarkraftwerk.

For the 50th anniversary of the first NEU! album, we spoke to Michael Rother about the extraordinary circumstances of how it was made. After Rother had been invited to jam with Kraftwerk, he had a fateful meeting with drummer, Klaus Dinger. The two of them ended up joining Kraftwerk for a time before deciding to leave and form their own band. Rother and Dinger asked producer, Conny Plank, to record them as they put up their own money to book a studio in Hamburg for four nights in late 1971. Plank turned out to be a key collaborator as he was inventive and efficient in the studio and was able to keep them on track to record a full album in a short time. These whirlwind sessions resulted in the debut NEU! album, which was released in 1972. In this episode, Michael Rother describes this period of his life when he was influenced by the political changes happening around the world and in post-war Germany. He realized the importance of overcoming conservative structures, both politically and musically, and decided to abandon the more conventional blues-based music he had been playing as a teenager. Joining Kraftwerk had allowed Rother to connect with other likeminded musicians and inspired him to find his own musical identity. Rother describes the artistic kinship he felt with Klaus Dinger, even though their differing personalities eventually led to being estranged from one another in later years. From the power of Dinger's drumming to the discovery of backwards guitar overdubs to Conny Plank's use of phasing to the NEU! albums disappearing and reappearing over the years to the enduring impact of the music on younger generations, we'll hear the stories around how the album came together.

We're joined again by the fantastic artist Nina Matsumoto as we dive deep into a true classic! Not only do we get to see Burns' retirement after selling out to the very friendly Germans, but we also take a trip to the land of chocolate. Learn all about that plus the Cleveland Browns, how much $100 million is worth now, stock market tips, and tons more. Listen now to a podcast that *is* all smiles and sunshine! Support this podcast and get dozens of bonus episodes by visiting Patreon.com/TalkingSimpsons and becoming a patron! And please follow the official Twitter, @TalkSimpsonsPod!

VENT D'AILLEURS Un Vent d'Ailleurs souffle depuis l'Ouganda, où la Dj et habituée des ondes de Nova Missy Ness nous appelle à l'occasion de l'édition 2022 du Nyege Nyege Festival ! Missy Ness y mixait ce dimanche 18 septembre, dernier jour de ce festival installé cette année aux bords des chutes d'Itanda (Ouganda). D'ICI ET D'AILLEURS Vous les écoutez depuis un moment sur les ondes de Radio nova, les morceaux de Lass sont dans nos oreilles et notre cœur. Sorti en juin dernier sur le label Chapter Two Records, “Bumayé” se veut comme un écho à son parcours, de sa ville natale de Mbatal (Sénégal) à son arrivée en France. LE SAC À MALICES Après s'être confié sur les débuts de sa carrière de chanteur, Lass tire du Sac à Malices de Bintou Simporé nombre de disques et objets qui ont façonné ses inspirations. De Daara J (avec qui il a passé quelques bons moments en studio) à l'Orchestra Baobab, Lass plonge avec extase dans son passé musical pour Néo Géo ! COUP DE CŒUR Coup de cœur de Bintou Simporé cette semaine pour la revue Off To mag ! Créée par notre consœur et Nova friend Liz Gomis, chaque exemplaire du magazine est consacré à une capitale du continent africain et ses coulisses culturelles. Dans ce dernier numéro, découvrez les dessous de la ville de Dar es Salaam, capitale économique de la Tanzanie. LE CLASSICO Pour ce nouveau Classico, David Bola, le nouveau MC des matinées de Nova (Alpha Beta Nova, 9H-Midi) livre à vos tympans les différentes versions d'un titre culte “Tour de France “ du groupe pionnier de l'éléctro Kraftwerk. Ils étaient de passage au festival Rock en Seine ce mois-ci, l'occasion de revenir sur ce lien si particulier entre le groupe et l'hexagone. LE LIVE Après avoir évoqué son passé et la genèse de ce premier album, Lass en joue trois extraits en version acoustique dans le Salon de Musique de Néo Géo ! Accompagné du guitariste Matthieu Chevalet, la voix de Lass résonne puissamment pour ces versions d'un disque hommage à son parcours et ses proches. Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Nearly two hours of great electronic, ambient, and progressive music from Kraftwerk, Synergy, Hawkwind, Mike Oldfield, and Fripp & Eno! See http://progwatch.com/101-dimensions-electronic-music/ for more details.

Today on Line Noise we have a very special guest indeed: Karl Bartos. Bartos was a member of the legendary electronic music group, Kraftwerk, from 1974 to 1990, co-writing many of their best-loved hits, including The Robots, Neon Lights and my own favourite The Telephone Call. His autobiography; The Sound of the Machine, My Life in Kraftwerk and Beyond, was published in July and it it well worth the read. In our interview we talked about the legend of Kraftwerk, creativity, the problem with Electric Café, Johnny Marr, Florian Schneider and more.

Trotz vieler Skandale ist die Bundeswehr in der Bevölkerung beliebt. Das geht aus einer Umfrage des Zentrums für Militärgeschichte und Sozialwissenschaften hervor. Warum? Hauke Friederichs berichtet für ZEIT ONLINE über das Militär. Im Update erklärt er, wie sich das Image der Bundeswehr seit dem Beginn des russischen Angriffskrieges verändert hat. Bundeskanzler Olaf Scholz (SPD) hat heute mit den Ministerpräsidenten von Brandenburg, Sachsen und Sachsen-Anhalt über den Strukturwandel nach dem beschlossenen Kohleausstieg in den Braunkohlerevieren beraten. Außerdem im _Was Jetzt?_-Update: Der Betreiber des ukrainischen Kernkraftwerks Saporischschja bezweifelt, dass die Fachleute der IAEA uneingeschränkten Zugang zu Kraftwerk bekommen. Was noch? Geräte laden, ganz ohne Kabel Moderation und Produktion: Moses Fendel Mitarbeit: Alma Dewerny Fragen, Kritik, Anregungen? Sie erreichen uns unter wasjetzt@zeit.de Weitere Links zur Folge: Bundeswehr: Selbst kämpfen? Nein, danke! (https://www.zeit.de/politik/deutschland/2022-08/bundeswehr-ansehen-vertrauen-bevoelkerung-russland-zeitenwende) Gasversorgung: Kommt der Gasnotstand in Deutschland? (https://www.zeit.de/thema/gasversorgung) Saporischschja: AKW-Betreiber beklagt erschwerten Zugang für IAEA-Experten (https://www.zeit.de/politik/2022-09/saporischschja-akw-iaea-zugang) Liveblog: Krieg in der Ukraine:Gazprom will Nord Stream 1 offenbar planmäßig wieder öffnen (https://www.zeit.de/politik/ausland/ukraine-krieg-russland-newsblog-live)

Das AKW Saporischschja im Süden der Ukraine ist immer wieder Angriffen ausgesetzt und wird beschossen. Ein Team der Internationalen Atomenergiebehörde (IAEA) ist deshalb heute am AKW Saporischschja eingetroffen, um die Sicherheitslage vor Ort zu beurteilen. Wie ernst ist die Lage rund um das Kraftwerk jetzt? Und was kann die IAEA vor Ort erreichen? Diese Fragen klärt Annika Veronika Wendland im Gespräch mit Moses Fendel. Die Historikerin hat zu Reaktorsicherheit und Atomstädten in Ost- und Westeuropa geforscht und im Rahmen ihrer Arbeit mehrere Wochen in einem zu Saporischschja baugleichen ukrainischen Atomkraftwerk gearbeitet. Außerdem in der Nachmittagsausgabe des "Was jetzt?"-Podcasts: Die Europäische Arzneimittelbehörde (Ema) hat heute angepasste Corona-Impfstoffe zugelassen. Die Unternehmen BioNTech/Pfizer und Moderna wollen einen bivalenten Impfstoff auf den Markt bringen, der an den Wildtyp des Virus und an den Omikron-Subtyp BA.1 angepasst ist. Die Basketball-Europameisterschaft hat begonnen. Die deutsche Mannschaft startet mit ihrem Spiel gegen Frankreich heute Abend in das Turnier. Teile der Vorrunde und die Endrunde werden in Deutschland gespielt. Sportjournalist Tammo Blomberg gewährt einen kurzen Ausblick auf das Turnier und erklärt, welche Chancen das deutsche Team hat. Was noch? Tausende Menschen treffen sich zur Lebensmittelschlacht "Tomatina" in Buñol. (https://apnews.com/article/covid-health-056a9093c85cb6bb1cd903ce5082cd1d?utm_campaign=SocialFlow&utm_source=Twitter&utm_medium=AP_Europe) Moderation und Produktion: Moses Fendel Redaktion: Pia Rauschenberger Mitarbeit: Marc Fehrmann Fragen, Kritik, Anregungen? Sie erreichen uns unter wasjetzt@zeit.de Weitere Links zur Folge: Ukraine-Krieg: IAEA-Delegation hat AKW Saporischschja erreicht (https://www.zeit.de/politik/ausland/2022-09/ukraine-krieg-iaea-akw-saporischschja-enerhodar-beschuss) Atomkraftwerk Saporischschja: Dieser Beschuss war ein Kriegsverbrechen (https://www.zeit.de/wissen/2022-03/ukraine-russland-krieg-atomkraftwerk-saporischschja-situation) Ukraine: Lage um AKW Saporischschja bleibt angespannt (https://www.zeit.de/video/2022-08/6311506020112/ukraine-lage-um-akw-saporischschja-bleibt-angespannt) Covid-19: Ema lässt angepassten Omikron-Impfstoff zu (https://www.zeit.de/gesundheit/2022-09/ema-erteilt-omikron-impfstoff-von-biontech-und-moderna-die-zulassung) Corona: Karl Lauterbach empfiehlt Warten auf angepasste Impfstoffe (https://www.zeit.de/politik/deutschland/2022-09/coronavirus-karl-lauterbach-impfstoffe) Basketball-EM: Favoriten, Stars, Modus und deutsche Chancen (https://www.zeit.de/news/2022-08/30/basketball-em-favoriten-stars-modus-und-deutsche-chancen)

In a recent interview with The Guardian, Kraftwerk drummer surprised many stating that the same technology that made the group so popular ruined their creativity. With technology playing a larger role in music than ever, we decided to break down what artists can do to stop computers from ruining the beauty of music. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On Side A we revisit The Cardigans. We have featured The Cardigans before and their brilliant cover of Black Sabbath's “Sabbath Bloody Sabbath.” This time, the Cardigans are covering Kraftwerk – a German band known for being the innovators and pioneers of electronic music. Our Side B takes us down South to New Orleans and Alabama as we discuss Fats Domino's easy going, boogie-woogie version of Hank William's Jambalaya. We hope you enjoy! Thanks for listening. Support the show

Six months after they left it dangling, the boys return to 1978. Part Three features deep dives into Chic, Marvin Gaye, Kate Bush, Peter Hammill, Scott Walker, Kevin Coyne, Be Bop Deluxe, Ange, Kraftwerk, Brian Eno, Tangerine Dream, Popol Vuh, Steve Reich and much, much more in a truly epic edition! Elsewhere, SW finds a Genesis album he unconditionally likes, chickens are referenced (quite a lot) and, bless the lords of commerce, there's an Album Years t-shirt available… Buy The Album Years T-shirt (Graphite) Buy The Album Years T-shirt (Classic Olive) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/the-album-years/message