Podcasts about mark shreeve

Andy, our team member, is finding it hard on his memory which is understandable after having a stroke, to carry on trying to update the website for the time being. I will post the bios as PDFs on our Facebook group page, giving time for Andy to improve. Always a pleasure to welcome new faces to the long line of musicians we've had on our podcasts since 2012. Los Angeles-based artist and producer Cynthia Bernard, known as Marine Eyes, is one half of the ambient duo Awakened Souls with her debut solo album ‘Chamomile'. Tewksbury's new record ‘Brutes' is just that, made up of just two expansive pieces. Interestingly, these loops were recorded on gargantuan 60-foot analog tape reels, then played through eight guitar amps at once, which were actually highly listenable. Orchestra Indigo produces larger-scale compositions that tend to be minimalistic neo-impressionist works that are always designed to evoke emotions, Omri Cohen and Snoopy Over The Hills, who have a common passion for ambient music created using modular synthesizers, share their music on the community Ambient Modular fifth release. We open this session with Mark Shreeve, who sadly passed away recently, making a powerful statement in the electronic music scene in the 80s with his breakthrough album ‘Assassin', appearing at the very first UK Electronica in 1983, again by popular demand, the following year. Playlist No 217 02.16 Mark Shreeve ‘Tyrant' (album Assassin) https://www.cd-services.com 07.24 State Azure ‘Perspective' (album Modular Works IV) https://stateazure.bandcamp.com 21.37 State Azure ‘Chimera' 32.03 Mac Of BioNight ‘Magnitude Part 7' https://macofbionight.bandcamp.com 37.18 Stan Dart ‘Miami Beach Memories' (album Murinsel Vol 5) https://standartmusicbox.bandcamp.com 42.48 Stan Dart ‘Morning Sun' 48.00 Ian Boddy & Erik Wollo ‘Abeonay' (album Revolve) www.DiN.org.uk 55.11 Ian Boddy & Erik Wollo 'Turnabout' 01.00.09 Novellor ‘The Haunted Man' (album Aphantasia) https://noveller.bandcamp.com/album/aphantasia 01.05.37 Novellor ‘A Valley of The Snakes' 01.07.14 Peter Mergener ‘Behind The Moon' (album Various, Sky Space Bar I) www.bscmusic.com 01.11.12 Achillea ‘Ragnarok - Twilight Of The Gods' (album Various, Sky Space Bar I) www.bscmusic.com 01.17.09 Sonic Research Society ‘Clean Air Factory' (album Clean Air Factory) https://syngate.bandcamp.com 01.21.10 Sonic Research Society 'Slow Groove In Dminor' 01.24.45 The Fourth Dimension Project ‘Orange' https://fourthdimension1.bandcamp.com 01.30.37 Thaneco & Romerium ‘Machine 6' (album Machine) https://thaneco.bandcamp.com 01.38.29 Ramp ‘Future Looming Behind Us' (album Happy Days Are Here To Stay*** https://ramp1.bandcamp.com 01.50.58 Synthphony of Sound ‘An Empty Space' https://soundcloud.com/knoc-stradamus 01.55.19 Orchestra Indigo ‘A Time Of Solitude' (album Farewell To memories) https://orchestraindigo.com 01.59.58 Orchestra Indigo ‘Distant Worlds' 02.04.50 Snoopy Over The Hills '4180' ((album Ambient Modular 5) https://ambientmodular.bandcamp.com 02.09.58 Marine Eyes ‘What's On The Inside (f. city of dawn)' (album Chamomile) https://pitp.bandcamp.com/album/chamomile 02.13.59 Marine Eyes ‘Magic Familiar' 02.17.05 Ross Christopher ‘Phase IV' (album Phases) wwwheartdancerecords.com 02.20.56 Gleisberg 'Surya Namaskar' (album To Meet Esther) www.bsc.music.com 02.24.00 Gleisberg ‘Epic Cinema 2' 02.30.00 Genevieve Walker ‘Constellations' (album Home Songs) http://www.genevievewalkermusic.com/home-songs 02.35.37 Omri Cohen 'Time And Time Again' (album Ambient Modular 5) https://ambientmodular.bandcamp.com 02.41.43 Mac Of BioNight ‘Magnitude Part 1(album Magnitude) https://macofbionight.bandcamp.com/album/magnitude 02.44.41 Tewksbury ‘Banda Mountain' (album Brutes) *** https://hushhushrecords.bandcamp.com/album/brutes 02.49.28 Jarguna ‘My Temple 2' (album My Temple 2) *** www.projekt.com Edit ***

Emma was formed in 1994 by a team of fans and musicians who gathered together to create an organisation promoting electronic music in the UK, producing a regular newsletter and holding yearly festivals. 1994 saw two festivals in Derby, England, the first showcasing the best UK acts inc, John Dyson, Andy Pickford, Ian Boddy and Mark Shreeve. The second saw a more international lineup inc. Jonn Serrie (USA) & TK (Germany) both were very successful events. In 1995 the venue was switched to Sheffield. Again, the show had an international flavour with the highlight of two of our most successful artists, Ian Boddy & Andy Pickford, headlining. After those successful festivals, we were looking forward to more years devoted to EMMA, unfortunately, after some heated exchanges during our monthly meetings, with many leaving, left the remaining members said they could not carry on. Sequences editorial staff who were part of that team decided to go it alone with the EMMA name. Hence two years later, in 1997, the fourth EMMA festival took shape with Mind Over Matter & Waveshape from (Germany), ex Hawkwind player Harvey Bainbridge and three UK acts, Bekki Williams, T/Bass & Kinetic. Although the show, musically, was successful, audience attendance was down on the day. It didn't help being the hottest weekend of that summer & unknown to us, a Jean Michel Jarre convention in the same city. Special mention must go to Stephan Whitlan, who held everything together as a stage manager on that day, where quite a few technical problems occurred, the biggest failure being Derby University's massive thirty thousand pound lighting rig which refused to work. It took over three hours for someone to notice they hadn't connected the power, which meant we had to cut short the headlining act Mind Over Matter's set (they were not too happy) so as not to run over the time limit set by the concert hall or occur hefty charges. And if this wasn't the end of it, the mixing desk operator who was supposed to look after the recording of the concert failed to check it from time to time, hence some annoying humming & dropouts on the recorded masters we were sent. Tony Sawford (R.I.P.) did his best to try & restore them with some success, but I still felt they were not right. It's only recently that I've rechecked the DATs. Unfortunately, they had not aged well over the last 25 years, having various degrees of deterioration, with one tape breaking, not helped being stored in a shipping container for four years when I emigrated to Australia. With new up to date software not available at that time, we have succeeded in capturing some sections of the performances of what we could salvage. Still, we feel some listeners, especially those who attended the festival, giving you a nostalgic podcast from our last EMMA Festival. Bekki Williams 00.00 T-Bass 20.19 Kinectic 40.33 Harvey Bainbridge 54.53 Waveshape 01.15.40 Mind Over Matter 01.37.31

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 337. In this edition we heard music by Amy Birks, Marillion, Kairon; Irse!, Vulfpeck, Mallard, Kaukasus, Le Orme, The Fierce And The Dead, Lone Star, Mahavishnu Orchestra, Magenta, Loving Awareness, David Bowie, Thomas Dolby, Mark Shreeve, Electrond, Tangerine Dream, The Opium Cartel, Duncan MacKay, Galahad & No-Man.

It's a scenario straight out of dystopian fiction: attacked by a killer microbe, disrupted by a changing climate, challenged by economic dysfunction and social inequity, locked down, isolated and afraid — inhabitants of a beleaguered planet leave earth and seek solace in virtual cosmic travel. Who can blame them? On this transmission of Hearts of Space,we leave earthbound troubles behind for a moment and take a cosmic electronic journey, on a program called 'ESCAPE FROM PANDEMICA.' Music is by CSILLAGKÖD, RAMP w/MARK SHREEVE, STEVE ROACH, HAROLD BUDD, MULM, REMOTE VISION, JARGUNA, and PAUL SAUVANET. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]

Over three quarters of the way now into this New year and we’ve certainly had some outstanding music from established & new musicians featured on Sequences, with an increase in listeners especially on Soundcloud, with some of the newer editions attracting over 2500 plays. As with previous podcasts we cover a wide range of electronic music from Berlin School to Chillout, ambient to synth rock. Marcel Vinaros, Epilogue, Chris Coco, Samora & Wolfgang Nachahmer are here for the first time on Sequences. Mick was shocked to hear the passing of his very good friend Klaus Hoffman Hock from Germany. He will be sadly missed by all fans and musicians who have had the pleasure of working and talking to such a lovely human being, his charm, professionalism & wit will never be forgotten, bon voyage my good friend, another journey awaits you. As a tribute we’ve included in this podcast one of our favourite tracks, the beautiful & serene ‘La Vie’ from Colours Of Time by Mind over Matter, the group he formed in 1986. Not so vintage track is taken from the Fundamentals DVD by Wave world, released in 2000. Ian Boddy & Mark Shreeve’s latest release as ARC, their seventh concert album gives us a powerful start to this new issue……… Playlist No117 02.23 Arc ‘Fleet’ (album Fleet) www.din.org.uk 10.28 Arc ’Soar’ *** 17.32 Marcel Vinaros ‘Mirages In No Manasa Land’ (Magical & Mysterious Movements) www.marcelvinaros.com 22.50 Marcel Vinaros ‘Travel Of Asian Visions’ 28.38 Epilogue ‘In A Dream’ (EP Arcology) https://epilogue.bandcamp.com/album/arcology-ep 35,18 Wolfgang Nachahmer ‘ Hexenkessel’ (album Hexenkessel) *** www.syngate.net 45,30 Alpha Wave Movement ‘Other Worlds’ (album Echoes In The Vacuum) https://hrresonance.bandcamp.com 52.08 Alpha Wave Movement ‘Safe Journey’ 59.18 Darshan Ambient ‘Kissing Crust’ (album Lingering Day) www.spottedpeccary.com 62.37 Darshan Ambient ‘Hand In The Clouds’ 66.07 Darshan Ambient ‘White Calm’ 73.30 Chris Coco ‘Friday’s Child’ www.chriscoco.com 77.49 Mind Over Matter ‘La Vie’ (album Colours Of LIfe) http://www.mindala.de 89.27 Michael Bruckner ‘Under The Trees Of Olivanda’ (album Trees Of Olivanda) *** www.syngate.net 97.52 Patrick Pique ‘Walking On The Path’ (album A Quiet Moment) https://patpik.bandcamp.com 101.43 Patrick Pique’Take A Break’ 106.42 Patrick Pique ‘Quiet Moment’ 111.35 Michael Neil ‘The Moving Waters Of The Earth’ (album Return To The Greenlands) https://www.michaelneil.eu 122.39 Refugees KM ’STE2’ https://www.michaelneil.eu 131.33 Samora ‘A Gift Part 4’ (album The Gift) https://whereambientlives.bandcamp.com/samora-the-gift 140.31 Dask ‘Insecta’ (album Insecta) https://dask.bandcamp.com 152.09 Dask ‘Overwinter’ *** 158.10 Cycles Of Moebuis ‘Cycles Of Gaia’ (album Third Cycle) https://cyclesofmoebius.bandcamp.com 164.45 Cycles Of Moebius ’Space Cycle’ 168.22 Wave World (DVD Fundamentals) http://www.waveworld.tv Edit ***

Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 158. In this edition, we heard music by The Who, The Samurai Of Prog, Zaragon, Jakko M. Jakszyk, Leonard Cohen, Dcoded, Gravitysays_I, Earthside, Jon Anderson, Poisoned Electrick Head, Ulver, Nektar, Thank You Scientist, Mark Shreeve, Cardiacs, Multi Story, Slymouse Supreme & Sage.

G’day everyone, we are now fast approaching the end of 2015, which has been music wise, another exceptional year of the style of electronic music we promote. So many new namescoming to the podcasts over that time, creative, entertaining, soul searching and by in large quality sounds throughout, and not forgetting our regulars who have produced some outstanding albums as well, to many to mention. Our first issue of November is no exception to what has past, you have it all here from Berlin School to synth-rock, ambient to experimental which gives us a diverse range of sounds in the styles we love, and as always on our website you can see bio pages of all the musicians appearing on our shows to. This is the one most fans have been eagerly waiting for, RedShift’s first full studio recording since 2008, ‘Life to Come’ ,with Mark Shreeve at the helm, it has all the hallmarks of their classic sequencer synth based driven sounds. Nothing more to say as we hand you over to the opening track, ‘Soft Summer Rain’. Sequences podcast no76 2.00 Redshift ’Soft Summer Rain’ (album Life To Come) *** http://redshift2.bandcamp.com 8.30 Redshift ‘Life To Come’ “ “ “ 14.30 Wellenfeld ‘Dark Sphere’ (abum Elements) http://www.mellowjet.de 20.57 Wellenfeld ‘Vintage Attack’ “ “ 27.33 Pyramaxx ‘Wide Open Range’ (album Distance) http://www.pyramaxx.de 39.17 Pyramaxx ‘Magellanic Clouds’ “ “ 45.13 Mario Schonwalder ‘Traum’ (album Traum & Trauma) *** www.syngate.net 55.23 Deborah Martin ‘Metamorphic’ (album Eye Of The Wizard) www.spottedpeccary.com 63.19 Deborah Martin ‘Watchers’ “ “ “ 68.38 Lee Negin ‘Mind The Gap’ (album Wu Wei) http://leenegin.com 74.59 Urmas Mollerson ‘First Night In Paris’ (album Mesmerized) https://www.facebook.com/urmasmollerson 79.33 Urmas Mollerson ‘Seductress By Night’ “ “ 84.30 Urmas Mollerson/Ex-Saint ‘Mesmerised’ 90.36 Deep Imagination ‘Dancing With Ghosts’ (Chillout Versio) www.deep-imagination.de 95.58 Deep Imagination ‘ La Luna’ 99.25 Alerick Project ‘Lost In Faith’ (album Obsolete Technology) https://www.youtube.com/user/alerickproject 105.04 Daniel Star Wolf ‘Galactic News’ (album Sirius Invasion) https://www.facebook.com/danielstarwolf/timeline 109.15 Daniel Star Wolf ‘Battle For Nothing’ “ “ 114.32 Bouvetoya ’On The Soul Of The Universe’ (album Timeslip) www.synthgate.net 125.31 MO-DU ‘Asitrea’ (album MOD01) www.discogs.com/MO-DU-MOD01/release/7569796 131.28 MO-DU ‘Kapusta’ “ “ 136.13 Fritz Mayr ’Seven Part 2’ (album Seven ) https://www.facebook.com/fritzmayr1 143.33 Fritz Mayr ’Sky Runner’(album Cyber World)) 159.17 Swin Deorin ‘Glossy Hope Of Glory’ http://swindeorin.bandcamp.com/ 154.59 Swin Deorin ’115m-itching’ (album [SDx22] Brain Switches) 160.06 Uwe Gronau ‘Mystical Morning’ (album Mystical Morning) http://www.uwe-gronau.de 163.04 Uwe Gronau ‘Light Behind The Door’ “ “ “ 168.14 Tim Benjamin ‘Botl’ (album Fractures) http://timbenjamin.com Edit ***

Welcome to our latest podcast coming from the UK were Mick is visiting family & friends. All the music you hear is from recent new releases by some of our favourite musicians, who have grace our airways on many occasions. We feature a batch of new albums from AD music including the remastered versions of David Wrights ‘Ocean Watch’ and Bekki Williams acclaimed Elysian Fields, The ever prolific musician Stan Dart gives us his stunning double album ‘Tales From The Solar System’, one not to miss. Headshock have come up with their usual quirkiness on ‘Electronic Meditation’ a very likeable album, and one we’ve been waiting for, the Arc’s live gig at Liverpool in 2014 and many more juicy tracks to savour. Lets get this show on the road from the boys of Arc, Ian Boddy and Mark Shreeve, with Arclight, enjoy Sequences Podcast no74 1.55 ARC ‘Arclight’ (album Arclight) *** www.din.org.uk 13.34 Stan Dart [Uranus] ‘Magnetic Fields’ (album Tales From The Solar System, The Outer Planets) www.stan-dart.com 23.32 Stan Dart [Neptune] ‘The Dark Spot’ “ “ “ “ “ “ 33.23 Stan Dart [Earth] ‘The Second Day’ (album Tales From The Solar System, The Inner Planets) 42.35 Andreas Meyer ‘Traum’ (Elektronische Erinnerungen) *** https://www.facebook.com/MeyerAndreasMusic 52.29 Colin Rayment ’Skyward Euphoria’ (album Abstract Dimensions) www.syngate.net 60.44 Colin Rayment ‘Dreaming Of The Empirical Journey’ 69.13 DigitalSimplyWorld. ‘Universe Deep Beneath The Ground’ (album Bunker) *** http://digitalsimplyworld.bandcamp.com 79.16 Paul Ellis ‘In Flagrante Delicto’ (album Moth In Flames) www.spottedpeccary.com 87.09 Paul Ellis ’She Walks In Beauty’ 93.01 Asuntar ‘There Is A Storm Coming’ (album Back To Dawn) https://www.facebook.com/asunta.abo?fref=ts 96.33 Asunter ’Time Travel’ 102.43 Bekki Williams ‘A Glance From Medusa’(album Elysian-Fields-remastered) http://www.admusicshop.com 109.47 Bekki Williams ‘Charon’ “ “ “ “ 114.32 Headshock ‘Electronic Meditation’ (album Electronic Meditation) www.headshock.co.uk 125.02 Headshock ’Sky Painting-Headshaken’ “ “ “ 132.41 David Wright ‘Beyond The Airwaves’ (album Ocean Watch) *** www.admusicshop.com 142.48 Ivan Black ‘Cadeau’ (album All’s Well That End Well ) http://ivanblack.bandcamp.com 150.03 Ivan Black ‘Indestructible Object’ “ “ “ “ 160.14 Divine Matrix ‘Cloud Surfing’ (album Cloud Surfing) http://ivanblack.bandcamp.com 168.42 Divine Matrix ‘Contrails’ 177.42 Wim ‘A New Dawn In Milburg’ (album Enchanted Journey) http://ivanblack.bandcamp.com 182.30 Wim ‘Butterfly Tales’ “ “ “ Edit ***

In the first part of this week's episode Tony and Dave feature music by ARC, a collaboration between UK electronic musician and composer Ian Boddy and Mark Shreeve from the UK Progressive Electronic group Red Shift. Fans of vintage Tangerine Dream will love this stuff! In the second part of the show, the guys have some exclusive new music from Grand Tour, a sort of Scottish Prog “Super-Group” featuring Joe Cairney and Bruce Levick (currently of Comedy Of Errors), Hew Montgomery (of Abel Ganz fame), and Mark Spalding (formerly of Comedy Of Errors). This stuff is really good, and you get to hear it FIRST on Prog-Watch!For more information on Ian Boddy and his various collaborations visit www.din.org.uk or www.ianboddy.comFor more information on Grand Tour you can visit www.grandtourmusic.org As always send questions, suggestions or comments to bigsquatch@verizon.net. You can also follow the Squatch on Twitter (@ProgSquatch) or visit our Prog-Watch Facebook page. If you have a Prog band and are looking to maybe break into “the big league”, you should also contact us to get on our Watch List! (We just might play you on the show, and who knows, it might lead to your big break!)

Rapturous hill-running with Sysphe, Ian Boddy, Mark Shreeve, Chad Kettering, Bruno Sanfilippo and Mathias Grassow.

Rapturous hill-running with Sysphe, Ian Boddy, Mark Shreeve, Chad Kettering, Bruno Sanfilippo and Mathias Grassow.

This Eurock Live 'cast begins with vibrant  selections from 2 new CDs by Russian electronic composer Mikhail Chekalin. Our tour of world electronica then moves west with darker tracks from England's Redshift and ARC, with collaborators Mark Shreeve and Ian Boddy. Capping off our British blast with some of Brendan Pollard's Flux Echoes, we take off with Brazil's Violeta De Outono. Back to France for some Nouvelles Lectures Cosmopolites (NLC), finishing in the good old US of A with tracks from Alpha Wave Movement and Portland's ARZ. So download, plug in your headphones and enjoy!