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Just in time for Jewish Heritage Month, the team behind the iconic Heritage Minutes—60-second short films about notable Canadians throughout history—is spotlighting Bora Laskin, the first Jewish justice appointed to the country's Supreme Court. Laskin became Chief Justice of the Supreme Court soon after. He served from 1970 until his untimely death from pneumonia in 1984 at the age of 71. The son of Jewish immigrants to Fort William (now Thunder Bay) in Northern Ontario, Laskin was a gold-medal law student in Toronto during the 1930s. With widespread antisemitism in the profession in those days, it was challenging for Laskin to find an articling position, which he ultimately did—with a Jewish firm. Laskin then went on to complete multiple degrees, including from Harvard. After nearly two decades teaching law at the newly founded U of T law school–where the library now bears his name-Laskin was appointed to the provincial court in Ontario, where he developed a reputation as a champion of the labour movement. After former prime minister Pierre Trudeau appointed Laskin to the Supreme Court, Laskin's judgments led to patriating the Canadian Constitution, enshrining the Charter of Rights and Freedoms, and equalizing women's marital property rights. This new minute-long short film stars veteran Canadian Jewish actor Victor Garber, who was reportedly eager to take on the role due to his own heritage. It will be broadcast on more than 70 television stations and also online beginning May 7. On today's episode of The CJN Daily, we're joined by Sam Rosenthal, one of the creative team members behind the project, who explains the drive and meaning behind the project. Shelley Laskin, his niece and a Toronto school board trustee, also joins. Related links Watch the Bora Laskin new Heritage Minute by Historica Canada on YouTube beginning May 8. Learn more about Bora Laskin, in The CJN. Read more in The Canadian Encyclopedia. Credits Host and writer: Ellin Bessner (@ebessner) Production team: Zachary Kauffman (senior producer), Andrea Varsany (producer), Michael Fraiman (executive producer), Marc Weisblott (editorial director) Music: Dov Beck-Levine Support our show Subscribe to The CJN newsletter Donate to The CJN (+ get a charitable tax receipt) Subscribe to The CJN Daily (Not sure how? Click here)
Sam Rosenthal, political director at RootsAction Annelle Sheline, research fellow in the Middle East program, Quincy Institute for Responsible Statecraft
The Story of Songs For The Fallen Mountain King with Oscar Herrera (from The Sleep Of Reason, Black Tape For A Blue Girl, Halo, El Duende)Oscar Herrera returns to the podcast for a special episode to discuss his first solo album titled "Songs For The Fallen Mountain King". We take a dive into sound clips off all 10 tracks, with commentary in-between each. Oscar shares some history of his music career which dates back to the early 1980's and his post-rock/goth-rock band, The Sleep Of Reason, ideas and themes for his new album and all of the musicians and folks who contributed to making it happen. Oscar retired from making new music about 20 years ago, but is now back and ready to share his new vision with the world. [Recorded: 02/25/24]☞ Follow Florida Sound Archive on Instagram! @floridasoundarchive ☞ Please SUBSCRIBE to the channel and give the video a thumbs up if you enjoy the content☞ Oscar Herrera Social Media & WebsitesBandcamp: https://oscarherrera.bandcamp.com/album/songs-for-the-fallen-mountain-kingFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/OscarHerreraMusic/Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/oscarherreramusic2024/Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/@OscarHerreraMusic2024Spotify: https://show.co/XAXwoxAMusic:Oscar Herrera - (Intro Song) Father Whiskey (Second Line Version) (2024)Oscar Herrera - (Close Out Song) King Of Fright (2024)Related Episodes:The Story of Oscar Herrera - https://youtu.be/eb07jcgiiUo?si=dJO39YX7B1EkGyJOThe Story of Black Tape For A Blue Girl's 'A Chaos Of Desire' with Sam Rosenthal and Oscar Herrera - https://youtu.be/fMCU9lanH9c?si=yEJsqkjt0R_a-8jQ
SOLENOÏDE, émission de 'musiques imaginogènes' diffusée sur 30 radios dans le monde
Solénoïde (12.02.2024) - Laissez-vous transporter par une sélection exquise de musiques paysagistes et méditatives, soigneusement concoctée pour une expérience sonore immersive et transcendante. Pendant près d'une heure, explorez des soundscapes sensibles et éthérés, où se mêlent subtilement traditions ancestrales et technologies dernier cri ! Avec la participation de 14 designers sonores talentueux, cette émission vous offrira un voyage au cœur de l'ambient, entre néoclassique et drone music, pour une expérience sensorielle inoubliable. Au programme, des rééditions majeures signées du label Projekt, des collaborations uniques, et des explorations sonores à la croisée du jazz, du folk et de l'électronique. Chaque morceau sélectionné vous invite à la contemplation et à l'introspection, dans un monde où le temps semble suspendu. Ouvrez vos oreilles et laissez-vous emporter par ces vibrations subtiles !
SOLENOÏDE, émission de 'musiques imaginogènes' diffusée sur 30 radios dans le monde
Solénoïde (12.02.2024) - Laissez-vous transporter par une sélection exquise de musiques paysagistes et méditatives, soigneusement concoctée pour une expérience sonore immersive et transcendante. Pendant près d'une heure, explorez des soundscapes sensibles et éthérés, où se mêlent subtilement traditions ancestrales et technologies dernier cri ! Avec la participation de 14 designers sonores talentueux, cette émission vous offrira un voyage au cœur de l'ambient, entre néoclassique et drone music, pour une expérience sensorielle inoubliable. Au programme, des rééditions majeures signées du label Projekt, des collaborations uniques, et des explorations sonores à la croisée du jazz, du folk et de l'électronique. Chaque morceau sélectionné vous invite à la contemplation et à l'introspection, dans un monde où le temps semble suspendu. Ouvrez vos oreilles et laissez-vous emporter par ces vibrations subtiles !
It's always a pleasure to introduce musicians in Mick's domain of Australia, which includes a relatively new composer on the scene, Matt Goodluck, who has a long history in the music business and is also a member of Australia's largest Pink Floyd tribute act, Echoes of Pink Floyd as lead vocalist and tours nationwide. Cinematic ambient composer Paul Headon, a.k.a DREAMSCAPIST new album ‘Mind Space', takes us further into what may be the unknown, meditation/atmospheric/ambient/music for sleep. As supporters of the female side of electronic music, not one but five grace our airwaves. Natasha Barrett's artistic research project provokes a new awareness of our outdoor sound environment. Kirsten Agresta Copley is an international award-winning harpist. Hania Rani builds on earlier successes unfolding at an exquisite pace. Stefana Fratila ongoing creative research culminated in Sononaut, eight open-source VST plug-ins created for digital audio workstations, and welcome to the world of INSANIA (a.k.a Ryo Pike). Electric Orange is the opening band delivering trippy kraut rock. Download Bios: https://we.tl/t-9FYvC9EPL9 Playlist No 238 02.43 Electric Orange ‘Behind The Wall Of Sheep' (Live Psych In Bloom, Komma. Esslingen 27/05/2023 *** https://electricorange.bandcamp.com 13.12 Computerchemist ‘The Magnetism Of Thought' (album Green Twilight)*** https://computerchemist.bandcamp.com/album/green-twilight 20.04 Computerchemist ‘Berlin School For Four Pianos No 2' 26.23 Monster Taxi ‘Reflect' (single) www.bscmusic.com 30.32 Matt Goodluck ‘Arrival' (album Inner Cosmos) https://mattgoodluck.bandcamp.com/album/inner-cosmos 31.32 Matt Goodluck ‘Devolution' 36.27 Matt Goodluck ‘Night of Anubis' 39.55 Daniel Durwaei ‘Quietness: Tribute To KS' (album Hommages) https://synthasy.bandcamp.com/track/quietness-tribute-to-ks 51.42 Tectonia ‘Sunset Shadows' (album Tranquility)***https://tectonia.bandcamp.com 01.00.00 Solitaire Feat: Steve Roach ‘Quiet Earth' (album Plains & Skies) https://projektrecords.bandcamp.com/album/plains-and-skies-1992 01.07.23 Solitaire ‘Wide Plains' 01.10.16 Hania Rani ‘The Boat' (album Ghosts) https://haniarani.bandcamp.com/album/ghosts 01.16.56 Dreamscapist ‘The Temporal Glow' (album MindSpace) https://dreamscapist.bandcamp.com 01.27.06 Robert Scott Thompson ‘Dive For Dreams' (CD1 Dragging The Sea With Dreams) https://robert-scott-thompson.bandcamp.com 01.33.35 Robert Scott Thompson ‘Placid Seas (Stars Rain Sun Moon)' (CD 3 Outlined Against Afterflow) 01.38.42 Robert Scott Thompson ‘Veneration' (CD 2 Time & Tide) 01.43.31 INSANIA ‘I Remember' (album Insania) https://insania.bandcamp.com/album/insania 01.46.54 INSANIA ‘The Wave' 01.50.12 INSANIA ‘Far Beyond' 01.54.21 Stefana Fratila ‘Uranus' (album I Want To Leave This Earth Behind) https://stefanafratila.bandcamp.com 01.59.12 Natasha Barrett ‘Impossible Moments From Venice 2' (album Reconfiguring The Landscape) https://natashabarrett.bandcamp.com 02.06.38 Sam Rosenthal & Dirk Serries ‘These Ancient Halls' (album Terrace of Memories: Remastered) https://blacktapeforabluegirl.bandcamp.com 02.13.55 Dino Pacifici ‘The Tall Ships' *** 02.19.45 Dino Pacifici ‘The Bicycle' (album Kinetic N.R.Gee) https://dinopacifici.bandcamp.com 02.26.11 Tapana feat Vaida ‘Nor Can Wind' (album Lietumi) https://tapana.bandcamp.com/album/lietumi-feat-vaida 02.33.33 Stellardrone ‘ Rendezvous With Rama' (E.P. Between The Rings) https://stellardrone.bandcamp.com/album/between-the-rings 02.39.17 Michael Neil ‘Movement I' (album The Widening Sky) https://michaelneil.bandcamp.com/album/the-widening-sky 02.47.09 Ross Christopher ‘Delphi' (album The Eternal Nature Of Temporary Things) https://rosschristopher.bandcamp.com 02.51.36 Kirsten Agresta Copely ‘Deep Blue World' (album Aquamarine) https://kcopelymusic.bandcamp.com/album/aquamarine 02.55.47 Kirsten Agresta Copely ‘Aquamarine' Edit ***
For the past six weeks, thousands of high school students from around Toronto have gone on a special field trip back in time. They've attended an immersive outdoor play about antisemitism in 1933 Toronto, when growing racial tensions between local Nazi supporters and Jewish immigrants boiled over at a baseball game at Willowvale Park, now known now as Christie Pits. The ensuing street brawls lasted for six hours, wounding dozens of people and prompting the mayor of the day to clamp down on hate symbols by banning the display of swastikas. The creators of the new play hope that by showcasing the age-old hatred of Jews and immigrants, they'll also challenge students to recognize modern instances of hate and take action when they see it. Will the play succeed? The CJN Daily's Ellin Bessner took in a recent performance of The Riot at Christie Pits. On today's show, you'll hear from some students who watched it, teachers who accompanied them, the play's creator Sam Rosenthal of the Hogtown Collective, and his 88 year old father Joseph, who grew up nearby. What we talked about Read Alex Rose's story on the Riot at Christie Pits live, interactive play in The CJN Hear our interview with Jamie Michaels about his graphic novel about the Christie Pits riot on The CJN Daily, and watch it on our YouTube channel Take the audio tour of the Christie Pits Riot with the Hogtown Collective Credits The CJN Daily is written and hosted by Ellin Bessner (@ebessner on Twitter). Zachary Kauffman is the producer. Michael Fraiman is the executive producer. Our theme music is by Dov Beck-Levine. Our title sponsor is Metropia. We're a member of The CJN Podcast Network. To subscribe to this podcast, please watch this video. Donate to The CJN and receive a charitable tax receipt by clicking here.
Portland-based PROJEKT RECORDS home to Thanatos, Steve Roach, Aurelio Voltaire, Black Tape For A Blue Girl, Lycia, Erik Wøllo and many more, celebrates PROJEKT RECORDS' 40TH ANNIVERSARY. Over the years, a two-genre approach has consistently covered both the electronic/ambient and goth/darkwave realms. Projekt's noteworthy and boundary-pushing darkwave acts established the label in the 90's as the American counterpart to England's famed 4AD. Lycia, Love Spirals Downwards, Lovesliescrushing and the aforementioned Black Tape For A Blue Girl each pioneered their own unique Darkwave sound. During the label's heyday in the dark genres from 1992-1997, Lycia toured withType O Negative, counting Peter Steele as one of the label's biggest fans. Voltaire's 1998 Projekt debut, The Devil's Bris remains a classic of the genre. Projekt released more than 75 Steve Roach titles (two were even Grammy-nominated), is reissuing Michael Stearns' classic catalog, and released an LP of 1995's beloved dark Christmas album Excelsis which warranted multiple sequels, Unto Ashes & Thanatos continue to release new music as well. With over 67 million tracks streamed in 2022, their roster grows with a biweekly schedule of new and classic titles adding to the 650+ albums. I spoke to musician, composer and founder SAM ROSENTHAL and SHEA HOVEY (Projekt's dedicated and long time Promotion Assistant )who also has helped Projekt thrive throughout the decades where so many other labels have perished. To this day Projekt continues to nurture the careers of its highly select roster of artists. Congratulations Projekt Records 40th Anniversary and many more !https://www.projekt.comYou can also watch the interview on my YouTube channel : "Interview With DJ Nocturna : https://www.youtube.com/c/DJNocturnaPlaylist and podcast: https://djnocturna.comListen weekly every Saturday : http://modsnapradio.comQUEEN OF WANDS with DJ Nocturna Every Saturday on Modsnap Radio KMOD: San Antonio2pm (HST), 5pm (PST), 6pm (MST), 7pm (CST), 8pm (EST)#samrosenthal, #sheahovey, #ProjektRecords
It is rare to create a truly genre defining game. Founded in 2015, The Game Band is one of these studios. In 2020, inspired by a mission to increase connectivity during the pandemic, the viral sensation “Blaseball” came to be. Blaseball is a genre of its own – hard to describe – but best put as a game in which the developers set the stage / simulation and the players and community work arduously to influence the outcomes, create backstories and art for characters, vote to change the rules, and more. Your host, Alexandra Takei, sits down with Sam Rosenthal, the founder and CEO, to talk about an avant garde studio that is truly building alongside its community without the blockchain, the cloud, or any of the other tech buzzwords that are concomitant with the community partnered games hype. Reminder to RSVP for the Naavik & Leanplum Party on March 23rd at 8PM here. We have limited spots, so get your ticket soon! Second, check out The Game Band's GDC talk and be on the lookout for the final Free-to-Play Panel: Do Video Games Need the Blockchain? And as always, if you like the episode, you can help others find us by leaving a rating or review!TLDListen?: Episode summaryWatch the episode: YouTube video Join the discussion: Naavik DiscordRead more: Naavik DigestWatch more: YouTube channelGo premium: Naavik ProFollow us: Twitter | LinkedIn | Facebook | WebsiteSound design by Gavin Mc Gabe.
This week's CMC forum looks at turning corner offices into condos in downtown Columbus, Ohio. Can empty skyscrapers be adapted into residences to help bring downtown Columbus back to life and provide new housing? Some developers are trying to do just that. It's a transformation loaded with risk but with the potential to turn Columbus skyscrapers into the city's newest residential neighborhoods. Marc Conte, Executive Director, Capital Crossroads and Discovery Special Improvement Districts, provides introductory remarks on the state of downtown Columbus. The panelists are: Philip Aftuck, Director of Investments, The Bernstein Companies Tracy Hadden Loh, Fellow with The Anne T. and Robert M. Bass Center for Transformative Placemaking, Brookings Metro The host is Sam Rosenthal, Principal, CEO, and Architect, Schooley Caldwell This forum was sponsored by The Capital Crossroads & Discovery Special Improvement Districts, The Edwards Companies, Marker, and The Robert Weiler Company, and was supported by the Grange Insurance Audubon Center. The forum livestream was supported by The Center for Human Kindness at The Columbus Foundation and The Columbus Dispatch. This forum was recorded before a live audience on March 1, 2023.
When you were in high school what did you want to be when you grew up? Were the seeds planted for what you eventually would be doing, or did you take a completely different path? Today my guest and I are going to look back at 40 years and compare experiences. Way back in the 70's and 80's, when I was growing up in South Florida, I went to school with a lot of the same kids from elementary school through high school. Sam Rosenthal was one of those kids and I thought it would be fun to check in with him ( 40 years later) and ask him what his perspective is on life. I thought he was a pretty cool guy back then and I'm happy to report he still is. Listen in and see where life took both of us. Kickstarter link to Sam's Black Tape for a Blue Girl Project. https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/samrosenthal/mesmerized?ref=a0bm0x Projekt Records website Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Today's guest deejay is Sam Rosenthal. I invited Sam to guest deejay on Soundwave because he is the founder of Projekt Records. I didn't ask Sam because Projekt explores genres of music I love, such as ambient, darkwave, and goth, although that's part of it. No, it's because Sam has been running Projekt and releasing breathtaking music for nearly 40 years! For a lot of us, Projekt has become an institution. It feels like it's always been a part of our lives. Incredibly, I've been listening to music released by Projekt for nearly half my life. Sam's Black Tape for a Blue Girl has always been a favorite. Steve Roach, of course, who makes an appearance on today's mix. And I've been listening to Anji Bee and Ryan Lum's Lovespirals for years. And so many compilation albums. I fully expect Sam will be releasing more music from Projekt well into the middle of the 21st century. And Sam will be the house deejay at my funeral. Wow, that got dark. Sam, I hope you took that in the spirit that was intended. Sam has some words about his mix below. Join us next week when our guest deejay will be DJ Bulut. See you then. I put together a mix of tracks selected from the 600+ electronic/ambient/drone albums released on Projekt over the last 39 years (founded in 1983!) Three are my collaborations with label artists; for the other four, rather than selecting “hits” I programmed deep tracks that I quite enjoy. With over 50 releases on Projekt in 2022 there is an abundance of wonderful music to chose from. My intention for Soundwave was to create an hour flow of the mood of Projekt — an exploration and overview for listeners discovering the label for the first time. Sam Rosenthal & Projekt Artists “the Alabaster reliquary of glittering ashes” Steve Roach “In the Eye of Noche Compressed” theAdelaidean & deepspace “Star Cradle” Sam Rosenthal / jarguna “Evening market of the petal fields > part 3” Forrest Fang “In Air, It Seems” Lorenzo Montanà “Between Worlds” jarguna “Return to the Paganism” --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/soundwavemix/message
Sam Rosenthal is the founder and CEO of The Game Band, an award-winning studio that aims to inspire hearts and minds by pushing the boundaries of interactive storytelling. Their latest endeavor, Blaseball, has become a viral sensation, drawing a diverse group of "fans" in an incredibly unique format. Learn all about why Blaseball is so innovative, how Sam fell in love with gaming and much more in this in-depth conversation.Follow Sam on TwitterVisit The Game Band's website-Follow Alex on Instagram
Guest-host Jefferson Smith zooms in on Thom Hartmann recovering at home and chats about the new news of Biden's Student Loan Debt forgiveness, ADHD and the fourth turning as Thom anticipates return to the studio next week. Guest, Sam Rosenthal, RootsAction's Political Director who is co-leading student debt activism weighs in on the development and what might even be a better solution going forward. Previously he served as Political Director for Our Revolution (progressive organization started by Bernie Sanders)See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
BILL RUSSELL, GRASSROOTS ORGANIZING IN GA/NC, HEALTH CARE, MONEY OUT OF POLITICS, LOCAL WINNERS, ABORTION Green Grassroots Emergency Election Protection Zoom #104 opens with the legendary Bill Russell, the Greatest professional athlete/civil rights activistn all sports based on having won 11 NBA championships in 13 years, including the last two as the first African-American coach of a major professional team. Russell did all this while serving as one of critically important pioneering activists of equal rights for all citizens. He will be incredibly missed, as will NICHELLE NICHOLS, Star Trek's first African-American female, one of the great icons of our culture (&counter-culture). RAY MCCLENDON clarifies the on-going very much alive & well prosecution of Donald Trump in Fulton County, Georgia. Ray further updates us on the escalating grassroots campaign in GA leading into the 2022 mid-terms. JOEL SEGAL connects that GA campaign to his work in NC…and then explains in great detail the considerable impact of the new Biden-Manchin bill, not yet passed, on our national health care system. RON LEONARD, RAY LUTZ and TATANKA BRICCA illuminate the huge leap forward this bill also offers to the solar industry which has been under terrible attack from the US fossil/nuke dinosaurs. GREG COLERIDGE of MOVE TO AMEND then covers his organization's spectacular work—along with SAM ROSENTHAL---to reverse the horrendous SCOTUS Citizens United decision allowing big corporate money to buy our elections. Greg is followed by three great grassroots candidates supported by Progressive Democrats of America: JASON CALL from WA, RACHEL VENTURA and JOHN LAESCH from IL. And we hear from DR. RUTH STRAUSS, WENDI LEDERMAN, DOROTHY REIK, DANNETT ABBOTT, JUSTIN LEBLANC and many more who fit the critical mass of moving ahead with American democracy. As a parting shot, we jump briefly into the world of psychedelics, reminding all our participants for future sessions to see: FANTASTIC FUNGI & the 4-part HOW TO CHANGE YOUR MIND.
It's certainly starting off this new year with a host of new releases, already filling this one & our forthcoming Feb edition, featuring some of our well known musicians with their new albums, including who's music has spanned over many decades includes Airsculpture, Andy Pickford, Erik Wollo, Ian Boddy & Sam Rosenthal. It was great to see one of the old school, Peter Beasley back with a new album who has been fighting with Parkinson disease since 2002. We welcome three new comers to Sequences, Sarah Davachi with ambient drone on an epic scale, ethereal & expansive. The slow melody & harmonies of Chrys Bodcast space journey, & the band Bodhiheart, 4 highly respected musicians who have performed & recorded with some of the greats in various genres. The opening track from Airsculpture, a lockdown recording with the original concept, was to lead on it being a Halloween broadcast, with lots of spooky darkness. In the end little of this survived and it ending up touching all kind of musical bases. Definitely our sound, but also something a bit different. Playlist No 204 02.08 Airscuplture ‘Widely Spaced' (album Widely Spaced) *** www.airsculpture.bandcamp.com 14.44 Filter Kaffee ‘Hidden Temple' (album 105) https://manikinrecords.bandcamp.com 28.23 Andy Pickford ‘Le Tuangeur' (album DARC) https://andypickford1.bandcamp.com 34.26 Pabellón Sintético ‘Alex`s Eyes' (instructions for Building An Orange) https://cyclicaldreams.bandcamp.com 39.14 Peter Beasley ‘The Tree That Wished To Dance' (album The Tree That Wished To Dance) *** https://peterbeasley.bandcamp.com 49.16 Peter Beasley ‘Beyond Sedna' *** 53.32 Pabellón Sintético ‘Darkness And Day (feat Francisco Nicosia)' *** 59.31 Leila Abdul Rauf ‘The Emerges 1: Rebirth' (album Phantasiai) https://leilaabdulrauf.bandcamp.com/ 01.04.32 Sarah Davachi ‘Diaphonia Basilica' (Cantus, Descant) https://sarahdavachi.bandcamp.com 01.09.57 Erik Wollo 'Sojourns' (album Sojourns) www.projektrecords.bandcamp.com/yum 01.15.07 Erik Wollo ‘Gravity' 01.20.05 Max Corbacho ‘A Connection To Wonder' (album A Connection To The Wonder) *** www.corbacho.bandcamp.com 01.33.55 Ian Boddy & Nigel Mullaney ‘First Steps' (album Smoke & Mirrors) https://dinrecords.bandcamp.com 01.41.35 Ian Boddy & Nigel Mullaney ‘Orthogenesis' 01.51.11 Dave Bessell and Liam Boyle ‘The Bells Hum In One Radiance' (album Imaginator) https://davebessellandliamboyle.bandcamp.com 01.58.12 Dave Bessell and Liam Boyle ‘Procession' 02.03.21 Cloud Runner ‘Stratospheric Feeling' (album Cloud Watch With Me) www.heartdancerecords.com 02.07.49 Andy Pickford ‘Pillion' 02.15.31 Pat PiK ‘Always Fighting' (album Somewhere In Ireland) https://patpik.bandcamp.com 02.23.12 Pat PiK ‘La révolte de la Création' (album Spiritual) 02.29.04 Kara- Lisa Coverdale ‘Imgs/r' (album AfterTouches) https://kara-liscoverdale.bandcamp.com/ 02.32.53 Kara- Lisa Coverdale ‘Icon/c 02.37.22 Bodhiheart ‘The Gardener' (album Love Rules) www.bodhiheart.bandcamp.com 02.44.04 Chrys Bocast 'Aphelion' (single) www.heartdancerecords.com 02.48.11 Sam Rosenthal ‘Came At Night' (album An Hour of Ambience) BFT www,projekt,com 02.57.00 Billy Yfantis ‘Beauty Of The New Land' (album Cinematic Works, Vol. I) https://billyyfantis.bandcamp.com/album/cinematic-works-vol-i 03.01.12 Billy Yfantis ‘Beyond The Clouds' 03.03.54 Billy Yfantis ‘Dreaming The Sky' Edit ***
We were thrilled to have Sam Rosenthal of Projekt Records, Black Tape for a Blue Girl, and more join us to head down atmospheric dark ambient branches. Sam has been operating since the early 80s and shares his thoughts on his own work, the artists that were part of the label, and how the music landscape has changed. An insightful history shadowy world of Projekt Records.
Dreams of Consciousness Podcast Episode 209 features an interview with Sam Rosenthal and Jon DeRosa of Black Tape For A Blue Girl. There's no easy way to describe the music of Black Tape For A Blue Girl. The band call what they do "ethereal darkwave" and "neo-classical", but also have a healthy following from fans of goth rock, neo-folk, and drone. I spoke with Black Tape For A Blue Girl founder/instrumentalist Sam Rosenthal and vocalist Jon DeRosa about how they met, and the circumstances that led Jon to become the band's new lead singer. We also discussed how the 13th BTFABG album The Cleft Serpent came together while the members were in three separate locations, as well as the narrative and characters that drive the album. My thanks to Sam and Jon for speaking with me, and to all of you for listening. Music In This Episode: "Remnants of a Deeper Purity" taken from the album Remnants of a Deeper Purity "The Trickster" "Ares & Hermes" taken from the album The Cleft Serpent "So Tired Of Our History (Instrumental Mix)" taken from the album The Instrumental Serpent "Tear Love from My Mind" taken from the album A Chaos of Desire Thanks for listening! Interviews, reviews, and more at www.dreamsofconsciousness.com
The Cleft Serpent is the 13th album of Black Tape For A Blue Girl. The two-CD edition which is also available on vinyl, minidisc, cassette and digital format is one of Projekt Records' ' founder Sam Rosenthal's latest production. Black Tape For A Blue Girl began over thirty years ago by Rosenthal's exploration of brooding extended electronics and strings meshed with deeply revealing lyrics and darkly textured, melodramatic vocal performances. The ethereal, gothic and dark ambient stylings has made the band one of the originators of the American darkwave genre. Rosenthal's pensive electronics and revelatory songwriting has made fans of director David Lynch, former adult actress Sasha Grey, writers Poppy Z. Brite and Caitlín Rebekah Kiernan, just to name a few.The latest album weaves the tale of the enigmatic Cleft Serpent, as we follow him through time and space within a lush, dark and sensual musical palette of string-hued Neo-Classicism. It's rich and engaging, created by our three-piece ensemble featuring new members, Jon DeRosa's powerful vocals and Henrik Meierkord's mournful cello strings twined around Rosenthal's somber electronics. https://www.projekt.comhttps://blacktapeforabluegirl.bandcamp.comSubscribe to my monthly mailing list for the latest music news, updates and my next interviews and events:http://eepurl.com/gtw6PPQUEEN OF WANDS with DJ Nocturna Every Saturday on MODSNAP Alternative RadioKMOD: San AntonioListen : http://modsnapradio.comPlaylist and podcast: https://djnocturna.com3pm to 5pm (HST/Hawaii Standard Time)5pm to 7pm (PST/Pacific Standard Time)6pm to 8pm (MST/ Mountain Standard Time)7pm to 9pm (CST/Central Standard Time)8pm to 10pm (EST/Eastern Standard Time
Thanatos began as a studio project between founder Patrick Ogle and Projekt record label founder Sam Rosenthal in the mid 80s in South Florida. They recorded together in 1993 THIS ENDLESS NIGHT INSIDE and 1995's AN EMBASSY TO GAIUS. After that, Rosenthal focused on Projekt Records, while Ogle toured and recorded additional Thanatos albums with a full band. Ogle released a full length album called “Covered Country” on November 26, 2021 featuring the lead single and video “Seminole Wind” originally by John Anderson. Ogle selected nine classic country tunes to deliver with just a mic-ed up parlor guitar and his bare-bones baritone vocals. This is “country” music performed by an artist often described as “goth.” You'd be hard-pressed to tell though, because these stark untreated renditions capture the passion of these songs defying genre classifications.https://www.thanatos.bizhttps://www.projekt.com
This mix is created for radio broadcast between 5-7 am, but it is not intended to induce sleep: it is way too 'active' for that. I created this with the intention to manipulate your dreams when you're asleep or half-awake at the time of the broadcast. In that case, it shouldn't be played too loud or you'll probably not be able to sleep at all. When listening on-demand, at different times, sleep is not an issue. Just enjoy the ride and let the sequence guide you. But be sure to sit back, relax, and forget about time. Winter Solstice 3 is created from bits, pieces, samples, and short fragments of music that deserve to be explored in its full original form; only very few tracks are represented in their full original length. note: first time is start time, second time is fragment length Part 1: 05:00 - 06:00 00:00 06:40 Loren Nerell - Last GamelanThe Gong Prophet, 2021, Soundquest Music05:08 06:08 Erik Levander - MassaJöker, 2021, Glacial Movements Records09:54 03:31 Alva Noto - Hybr:ID Oval BlackholeHYbr:ID I, 2021, Noton12:39 02:30 Slim Vic - Ebenist (Part 1)Mörkrets Narr, Lamour Recordsa14:51 02:26 Lustmord & Karin Park - PerihelionAlter, 2021, Pelagic Records16:34 02:26 Hans Zimmer - Bene GesseritDune OST, 2021, WaterTower Music18:05 02:43 Clarice Jensen - The DevilIdentifying Features, 2021, FatCat Records18:06 01:54 Scanner - Drones Places 01Earthbound Transmissions, 2021, Room4018:22 01:40 John Luther Adams - Arctic Dreams 7. Where The Waves Splash, Hitting Again And AgainArctic Freams, 2021, Cold Blue Music19:47 02:46 Jhelisa - Heartlove F. 341 Hz V.17 Keys V.1, 2021, Dorado Records21:02 02:34 Debashis Sinha - Rig_Veda000_03Anthology Of Exploratory Music From India, 2021, Unexplained Sounds Group22:22 05:08 Caldon Glover - Gateway To The Fiber Network DeadworldDeath Mycelium, 2021, self-released26:48 02:40 Otorongo - CjordsSpells, 2021, self-released28:42 01:56 Shida Shahabi - Dog WalkAlvaret OST, 2021, 13070130:21 04:19 Birds Of Passage - A Tale Of Two CitiesThe Last Garden, 2021, Denovali34:27 03:01 Luigi Turra - IIPrisma, 2021, 901 Editions36:52 02:29 Flin van Hemmen - Made Visible I IIYou Can Know Where The Bombs Fell, 2021, Neither/Nor Records37:58 03:48 Hania Rani & Dobrawa Czocher - OuvertureInner Symphonies, 2021, Deutsche Grammophon40:02 06:15 Abul Mogard - Black DustIn Immobile Air, 2021, Ecstatic44:43 04:40 K. Leimer - Fanfare For The Illusion Of ChoiceFound Objects, 2021, Palace Of Light48:45 02:34 Kate Carr - Nothing Is Immobiledawn, always new, often superb, inaugurates the return of the everyday, 2021, Self-released50:33 03:22 Akira Rabelais - … Me Ce Reservoir …Á La Recherche Du Temps Perdu, 2021, self-released52:51 02:46 Jean-Paul Perrotte - All Pulls Towards The SeaA Collection Of Works, 2021, Ravello Records54:36 04:07 Mastrokristo - OceanDepartures, 2021, Lost Tribe Sound57:40 01:50 Alexandra Spence - RainA Necessary Softness, 2021, Room4059:13 01:33 Dustin O'Halloran - Opus 12Silfur, 2021, Deutsche Grammophon Part 2: 06:00 - 07:00 1:00:39 03:13 Christina Vantzou - Releasing SporesReleasing Spores, 2021, Slow Moves1:02:27 01:56 Iu Takahashi - Gallery WindowInterspace, 2021, Slow Music Movement1:03:34 03:07 J. Peter Schwalm & Markus Reuter - AbschiedAufbruch, 2021, RareNoise Records1:05:32 02:04 Hexa - ApertureMaterial Interstices, 2021, Room401:07:00 02:19 Lustmord & Karin Park - EntwinedAlter, 2021, Pelagic Records1:08:34 04:23 Lustmord & Karin Park - The Void BetweenAlter, 2021, Pelagic Records1:12:35 04:19 Sam Rosenthal & Projekt Artists - The Alabaster Reliquary Of Glittering AshesTim, Where Are You Now, 2020, Projekt1:16:05 01:53 Jana Irmert - ControlCusp, 2020, Fabrique Records1:17:22 02:09 Ben Salisbury & Geoff Barrow - I Am Become DeathEx_Machina OST, 2015, Invada1:18:41 03:55 Gareth Davis - In Vivo IIIn Vivo, 2021, Iikki1:22:00 04:08 Lab's Cloud - ReflectionsThe Structure Of Emotions, 2021, Ensancha El Alma Records1:27:18 04:59 Matthew Liam Nicholson - Nine Movements (ft. Miguel Atwood-Ferguson)Nine Movements, 2021, Longform Editions1:29:58 02:00 Michel Banabila - Little BoyDescending The Mountain, 2021, Tapu Records1:31:18 01:53 Robert Lippok - M3 SGlacier Music II. 2020, Establishment Records1:32:22 03:01 Thomas Köner - 33 31'N 35 19' E Hour SixLa Barca, 2009, Fario1:34:43 00:53 Thomas Köner - 42 7' N 19 6' E Hour ElevenLa Barca, 2009, Fario1:35:13 01:32 Jerusalem In My Heart - Qalaq 6Qalaq, 2021. Constellation1:36:30 02:27 Alder & Ash - Stars With No Skytba (Salt & Gravity Series), 2022, Lost Tribe Sound1:38:09 02:48 Kloob - Radiation CloudParallel States, 2021, Winter-Light1:40:34 01:28 Ben Lukas Boysen - PremonitionRestive OST, 2012, Hymen Records1:41:33 01:02 Jon Hopkins - UnderwaterMonsters OST, 2010, Domino1:42:20 02:43 Janek Schaefer - Swallow HoleGlitter In My Tears, 2017, Room401:44:43 02:40 Snorri Hallgrímsson - SandlóaLandbrot II, 2021, Moderna Records1:46:48 3:55 Skrika - Mechanics Of DesolationFifth Nature, 2021, Cryo Chamber1:49:13 03:26 Monty Adkins - With Love, From An InvaderWith Love. From An Invader, 2021, Crónica1:51:33 04:56 Tetsuroh Konishi - HarunaInner Winds, 2021, Off Record1:55:39 02:14 Alva Noto - Hybr:ID Oval Hadron IHYbr:ID I, 2021, Noton1:57:23 02:33 Michel Banabila - Descending The MountainDescending The Mountain, 2021, Tapu Records
Interview with Sam Rosenthal of Projekt Records, Black Tape For A Blue Girl and Thanatos.Florida Sound Archive: https://linktr.ee/floridasoundarchiveProjekt Records Website: https://www.projekt.com/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ProjektRecordsTwitter: https://twitter.com/ProjektRecordsBlack Tape For A Blue GirlWebsite: http://www.blacktapeforabluegirl.com/Sam RosenthalInstagram:https://www.instagram.com/blacktapeforabluegirlFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/SamProjektTwitter: https://twitter.com/blacktapeSamMusic credit:Black Tape For A Blue Girl
Guestsplaining 009: Sam Rosenthal on Art and Beauty Join Fr. Bonaventure Chapman and Chicago-based artist Sam Rosenthal as they discuss realism, impressionism, and cityscape painting. Support the Podcast- Patreon- https://www.patreon.com/godsplaining?... Shop our store- https://godsplaining.bigcartel.com... Check out St. Dominic's Way of Life, a book written by Fr. Patrick Briscoe and Fr. Jacob-Bertrand Janczyk- https://www.amazon.com/Saint-Dominics... See Sam Rosenthal's work- https://www.samrosenthal.com https://youtu.be/P6nWnhSCGuQ Connect on Social Media- Follow us on Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/godsplainin... Like us on Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/godsplaining... Follow us on Twitter- https://twitter.com/godsplaining... Join us on our Camino de Santiago pilgrimage- https://godsplaining.org/camino-de-sa...
Guestsplaining 009: Sam Rosenthal on Art and Beauty Join Fr. Bonaventure Chapman and Chicago-based artist Sam Rosenthal as they discuss realism, impressionism, and cityscape painting. Support the Podcast- Patreon- https://www.patreon.com/godsplaining?... Shop our store- https://godsplaining.bigcartel.com... Check out St. Dominic's Way of Life, a book written by Fr. Patrick Briscoe and Fr. Jacob-Bertrand Janczyk- https://www.amazon.com/Saint-Dominics... See Sam Rosenthal's work- https://www.samrosenthal.com https://youtu.be/P6nWnhSCGuQ Connect on Social Media- Follow us on Instagram- https://www.instagram.com/godsplainin... Like us on Facebook- https://www.facebook.com/godsplaining... Follow us on Twitter- https://twitter.com/godsplaining... Join us on our Camino de Santiago pilgrimage- https://godsplaining.org/camino-de-sa...
Behold, the joy of the compilation album. A mixed bag of treats, usually wrapped around a theme but sometimes not, a gaggle of musical delights to sample, an organized tangle of styles, interpretations, and inspirations. Hmm…sounds a lot like a certain podcast I know. Come on inside. Start Sam Rosenthal & Projekt Artists, […]
Evidence of the Afterlife Episode #23 Her Eyes Were Green.Maverick Vardøger and Sam Rosenthal discuss the release of the audiobook version of Her Eyes Were Green. Her Eyes Were Green is an adult science fiction novel. The book is now available in paperback, hardcover, ebook, and audiobook. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08Z5LSXLR For more information about the free audiobook giveaways, visit Maverick on Facebook via the link below.Maverick Vardøger is the best selling author of The Vibrational State: Three Years of Out of Body Experiences, Lead Line: One Man's Search for Spiritual Truth, and the adult science fiction novel Her Eyes Were Green.Links for Maverick Vardøger: Her Eyes Were Green: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08Z5LSXLRWebsite: http://www.maverickvardoger.comThe Vibrational State: https://amazon.com/dp/108667765XLead Line: https://amazon.com/dp/B08LN5K98HFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/MaverickVardogerTwitter: https://twitter.com/MVardogerMerch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/maverick-vard-gerSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/MaverickVardoger)
Episode 45 Made at Home—Electronic Music Basement Tapes Playlist Jean-Michel Jarre, “Happiness is a Sad Song” from Rarities (2011 Disques Dreyfus). This track is from 1968, before Jarre began studying at the GRM music program directed by Pierre Schaefer. This piece was composed at home using only a microphone, two tape recorders, and splicing tape and was included on this collection of his early works. 5:49 Deuter, “Der Turm/FluchtPunkt” from D (1971 Kuckuck). Home recordings of music composed and played by Georg Deuter. Lots of echo applied to ambient sounds, instrumental drones, and percussion. 4:29 Geodesium, “Free Fall” from Geodesium (1977 Loch Ness Monsters Productions). EMS Synthi AKS synthesizer, Mellotron, Mark C. Petersen. Music composed, self-produced and recorded at home. This music was featured in shows at the Fiske Planetarium at the University of Colorado. 5:20 Don Slepian, “Glimmerings” from Electronic Music From The Rainbow Isle (1978 Don Slepian self-released cassette). EML 400/401 Sequencer, double-speed piano, ARP Odyssey, bass, phase-shifted lap steel guitar, strings, Don Slepian; drums, Ron Jacobs. Don produced this music for a dance by Akiko Masuda and released it on a 7-inch vinyl in 1981. Slepian came from Santa Monica, California and released several albums on cassette until the late 1980s. 3:31 Don Schertz, “Mockin' Bird Hill” from BITS.AND.BYTES (Bach, Binary & Boolean) (1978 Schertz Computer Music). LP programmed by Donald Schertz and synthesizer builder John Pratt. This is a fascinating computer music album dating from the very dawn of home computing used for music making. The music was written in software to be performed by the Altair 8800A using three identical voice circuits and used control techniques of the voltage-controlled synthesis. Storage and routines were loaded using cassette. The timing of the notes and the assignment of scales are completely variable, which gives this experiment such a funky and complex sound. From Monterey, California. 1:20 Archie Ulm, “MacArthur Park” from Experience (1979 Archie Ulm self-released album). Yamaha EX-1 electronic keyboard, mixing, production, Archie Ulm. After Hugo Montenegro's Moog rendition of this Jimmy Webb song, I like this one. The EX-1 was one of the most expensive and rarest of synthesizers, costing about $35,000 in 1977 when Archie Ulm used it. The EX-1 featured two five-octave fully polyphonic keyboards, organ style tabs and polyphonic analog synthesizer sounds, which could be slaved; a topmost three octave mini-keyboard for monophonic synthesizer which could also be slaved to the upper organ manual; and a monophonic analog synthesizer bass played by pedals or slaved to the lower keyboard. It also featured a drum machine, arpeggiator, and chord accompaniment. Ulm was connected to various Yamaha keyboard competitions and took this instrument on the road for his night club act. I think Archie is still active. I have seen notices of his organ playing for churches and wine tastings from Colorado to California. 4:32 Men-Eject, “Apologize” from Apologize/Draw (1980 Men/Eject self-released 7” 45). The only known recording from this New York group with the Cabaret Voltaire sound. I don't know who was actually in the group. The single came packaged with a photocopy sleeve and oversized lyric sheet stuffed inside. Engineered by Takashi Tsuruta and Naka Suzuki. 3:38 Zach Swagger, “Empty Highways” and “Going Going Gone” from Empty Highways (1980 It's Gone). Privately released 7-inch 45 by Zach Swagger. All sounds and effects by Zach Swagger. Ambient sounds, tape loops, verging on noise/industrial style. 3:20 and 3:29 Delta, “Mr. E. Chaos” from Diagrams Of Women (1981 Classified Records 7-inch 45). Synthesizer, Melodica, Vocals, Dee McCandless; Synthesizer, Gene Menger; Bass, Rude B.; Guitar, Vocals, Jonathan Hearn. Versions with triangle shaped picture sleeve. 3:07 Hidden Combo, “Driving Through Frankie Valley” from King Of Siam/Music From A Sophomore (1981 Phantom Plaything 7-inch 33-1/3). Bass Guitar, Bob Dickie; Guitar, Jacy Webster; Buchla Electric Music Box, Charles Cohen. Comes in an oversized folder-style picture sleeve, with folded insert. This track was recorded “live at home.” 3:01 Wrinklemüzik, “Rein” from Wrinklemüzik: A Move To The Right (1981 Kenn Lowy self-released 7-inch 33-1/3). Synthesizers, electronic guitar, energy bow, rhythm machine, Kenn Lowy. Recorded live at the “public access synthesizer studio,” New York City. 6:33 Tone Poets, “Pente” from Pente/No Work Today! (1983 Millet Music). A Self-released, single-sided flexi-disc by David Mandl. Flexi-disc made by Eva-tone, which was an affordable alternative to vinyl releases. Drum programming, synthesizer, David Mandl. According to a note from Mr. Mandl at the time, this was “recorded in my home 8-track studio and is available for $1.00.” 2:49 Vox Populi, “Ectoplasmies II, I, III, IV” from Ectoplasmies (1983 VP 231). Self-produced 7-inch 33-1/3 from France. Synthesizer, Effects, Tape, Voice, Percussion, Flute, Bass, Gnouf Tap; synthesizer, B. Wolf. Four synth tracks from this French industrial-leaning group. 6:47 Projekt Electronic Amerika, “Round Trip (Reprise)” and “Year 90-10” from Tanzmusik (1985 Projekt). Limited private release LP of 250 copies. This was an elaborate solo project by artist Sam Rosenthal who played all of the instruments and recorded the music. He also drew the cover art. Equipment used: Korg Poly-61 (non-MIDI); Realistic Moog synthesizer on the track “Round Trip (Reprises);” Boss DR-110 Dr. Rhythm Graphic; Aphex Aural Exiter; Roland SDE-1000 and SDE-2000 digital delays; Forman Reverb. 1:51 and 5:30 Conrad Schnitzler, “Die Rebellen Haben Sich In Den Bergen Versteckt” from Blau (1974 Conrad Schnitzler self-released album). Electronic rhythms, manual filtering, modular synthesis, phase effects on tape. Minimalist and original. Schnitzler kept it simple, no elaborate embellishments or musical arrangements needed. 18:45 Background music used during this episode (excerpts): Conrad Schnitzler, “Untitled” from The Red Cassette (1973 Conrad Schnitzler self-released cassette). Electronic rhythms, manual filtering, modular synthesis, phase effects on tape. Excerpt. Opening and closing sequences voiced by Anne Benkovitz. Additional opening, closing, and other incidental music by Thom Holmes. For additional notes, please see my blog Noise and Notations.
Emma and Gil chat with Sam Rosenthal and Stephen Bell of The Game Band, known for their bizarre cosmic horror sports sim Blaseball. We discuss the unique feedback loop between Blaseballs fans and its creators, the benefits of apophenia, and how baseball was uniquely suited for this treatment at this moment in history. SHOW NOTES 7m00s: The score bug that Gil is referring to is the graphic that appears overlaid on most sports broadcast, showing the game's score and other vital stats. Gil also refers to external chest protectors that baseball umpires used to wear, an icon of baseball from decades past. 7m59s: The Blaseball wiki. 10m00s: The music that Stephen refers to is literal fan-made music. Fan canon says that the team the Seattle Garages are actually a rock band forced to play Blaseball. Fans have actually recorded and released these albums. 19m05s: Here's Cat Manning's excellent Blaseball primer. It's a good way to get a sense of the lore of the game. 22m11s: We chatted with game designer and wide receiver Adrienne Smith in Ludology 240 - Are You Receiving Me? 26m15s: Apophenia is the tendency to make connections between disconnected things. Game designers can use it to make meaningful experiences and memorable stories, but other people can use it for very bad things. 27m42s: Kayfabe is a wrestling term that denotes the acceptance of the fictionalization of staged events. In other words, a wrestling announcer working in kayfabe will treat a match as if it is a genuinely-contested sporting event with an uncertain outcome, not a scripted match in which all participants know the winner ahead of time. Kayfabe is very much another example of a magic circle. You can hear Geoff Engelstein and Ryan Sturm discuss the magic circle with game designer Eric Zimmerman in Ludology 79 - The Magic Circle. 29m34s: SIBR is the Society for Internet Blaseball Research. Their name is a reference to SABR, the Society for American Baseball Research. (In real-world Major League Baseball, SABR is the organization that devised "sabermetrics," the advanced statistics that powered the Moneyball movement.) SIBR has written several academic papers analyzing the effects various aspects of Blaseball. 32m54s: Taskmaster continues to be one of Gil's favorite shows. 35m44s: Uncharted is a series of video games about uncovering historical mysteries around the world, and killing a lot of bad guys in the process. 44m02s: More info on Twitch Plays Pokémon. Also, Our Place, a MUD. 48m17s: More info on the John Cage composition As Slow As Possible (Gil misstated the title as "As Long As Possible"). You can watch a video of one of the note changes here. Also, Gil should have mentioned the 10,000 Year Clock, a clock that is being built within a Texas mountain of Texas (funded by Jeff Bezos) that will be designed to run 10,000 years without any human intervention. This is not the kind of scale humans are used to thinking in, which is what makes these projects so strange and intriguing. 53m04s: Welcome to Night Vale is highly recommended for anyone intrigued by the idea of comic cosmic horror. For example... "The City Council announces the opening of a new dog park at the corner of Earl and Sommerset near the Ralph’s. They would like to remind everyone that dogs are not allowed in the dog park. People are not allowed in the dog park. It is possible you will see hooded figures in the dog park. Do not approach them. Do not approach the dog park. The fence is electrified and highly dangerous. Try not to look at the dog park, and especially do not look for any period of time at the hooded figures. The dog park will not harm you." 55m51s: Baseball has several "unwritten rules" of decorum. One of them is that bunting to break up a no-hitter tends to be frowned upon. It happens every few years; in 2019, a minor-league team broke up a combined no-hitter in the 9th inning with a bunt, which resulted in a benches-clearing altercation. 1h00m42s: Here is the Blaseball Discord server. 1h05m40s: Gil is referring to Marcel Duchamp's readymade sculpture Fountain (although there are rumblings that the piece was actually made by Baroness Elsa von Freytag-Loringhoven). Afterwards, Gil refers to the Star Trek: The Next Generation episode Chain of Command, in which a Cardassian tortures Jean-Luc Picard by inflicting pain if Picard does not claim he sees five lights when in fact there are only four in front of him (which itself is a reference from a scene in 1984). 1h06m57s: "The Commissioner Is Doing A Great Job" is a common Blaseball meme. The Coffee Cup was the most recent season of Blaseball before this recording, which was a knockout tournament of nontraditional Blaseball teams instead of a "traditional" season (whatever that means). 1h08m03s: Twitter links: The Game Band, Blaseball, Sam Rosenthal, and Stephen Bell. Here is Blaseball's Patreon. 1h10m16s: Guess which blaseball team Gil follows?
Evidence of the Afterlife Episode #10 Sam Rosenthal.Sam is a narrator, teller of stories, actor and the artistic director of the Hogtown Experience, an immersive theatre company based in Toronto. Sam was recently nominated for a Maritime Actra award for his performance on the TV production of ‘Escape from NXIVM‘ and won a Merritt award for his production of the new musical “Kamp” which played to sold out houses at the Neptune theatre in Halifax in 2019. With his company, Hogtown Experience, Sam focuses on telling stories from Toronto’s past through immersive story telling. He currently works in his home recording studio. He has narrated 29 books to date.Maverick Vardøger is the best selling author of The Vibrational State: Three Years of Out of Body Experiences and Lead Line: One Man’s Search for Spiritual Truth.Maverick and Sam discuss theater, books, religion, their similar spiritual journeys, and the newly released audiobook version of Lead Line.Links for Sam Rosenthal:Website: samrosenthalnarrator.comThe Christie Pits Riot podcast: hogtownexperience.comMichelle Rosenthal’s website: www.MysticMaps.caLinks for Maverick Vardøger: Website: http://www.maverickvardoger.comThe Vibrational State: https://amazon.com/dp/108667765XLead Line: https://amazon.com/dp/B08LN5K98HFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/MaverickVardogerTwitter: https://twitter.com/MVardogerMerch: https://www.teepublic.com/user/maverick-vard-gerSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/MaverickVardoger)
Tones and Drones is an ambient must podcast hosted and produced by Jason M. Miller in the studios of Public Radio 91.3 FM KVLU, that features artist interviews. On this episode of Tones & Drones my guest is musician, composer and founder of Projekt Records and the band Black Tape for a Blue Girl, Sam Rosenthal Sam Rosenthal has turned Projekt Records into a leading label in ambient, darkwave, electronic and post-punk music, and has been a innovative composer and musician in these areas of music for decades. I hope you enjoy our conversation on this episode of Tones & Drones. For more information and music, please visit: https://www.projekt.com https://projektrecords.bandcamp.com/ Excerpts from songs were used with the permission of the artist. www.kvlu.org
Music For Long Winter Nights This is my 2-hour contribution to the (7-hour) ambient music night on Concertzender Nederland radio, which was broadcast in the December 19-20 night. When compiling this set, I tried to keep in mind that this was intended to be listened to in the deepest and darkest of the night. But it is not a 'sleep set', due to the variety of moods and atmospheres. It's a celebration of the dark of night that can be enjoyed at any time - every time you're in the mood for a moment (or 2 hours) of unhurried immersiveness. PART 1: 05:00-06:00: "EVER FALLING DOWN" (Note: first time is start time, second time is fragment length) 00:00 4:54 Dr. Jeffrey Thompson - Rings Of UranusNASA Voyager I & II Space Probe Recordings, 1992, Brain/Mind Research02:54 2:28 Geneva Skeen - The Double BindDouble Bind, 2020, Room4004:44 3:27 Hannes Kretzer - Juno Had A Sad DreamAmbient Layers, 2020, 7K! Records07:41 1:42 Zona - Silent CitySilent City, 2020, Shimmering Moods Records08:32 4:14 Ana Roxanne - A Study In VastnessBecause of a Flower, 2020, Kranky12:04 3:04 Simon Scott - Apart FApart, 2020, 12K14:20 1:50 Hildur Gudnadottir, Jóhann Jóhannsson, Rutger Hoedemaekers - The CurseTrapped (OST), 2019, Milan Records16:07 3:18 Sam Rosenthal & Projekt Artists - Frail Filament Of LightTim, Where Are You Now?, 2020, Projekt19:19 3:15 Galya Bisengalieva - KantubekAralkum, 2020, One Little Independent Records22:10 4:19 Max Richter - Murmuration (voiceless mix)Voices, 2020, Decca25:57 2:47 Berangere Maximin - A Kind Of Night RitualLand Of Waves, 2020, Karl Records27:24 7:35 Sleep Research Facility - UnrestFrom Here To Tranquility Vol. 12 (Horizonte Aeternitatis), 2020, Silent Records33:41 2:16 Ian Fleming - Approaching A Dead PlanetNecros, 2020, self-released35:00 2:25 Emil Friis - Home Is Where The Head IsSongs From The Deep, 2020, self-released36:51 1:32 Rutger Zuydervelt - Entry DronePorcelain (OST), 2020, self-released38:00 3:09 Mathieu Karsenti - Time To GoBygones, 2020, Slowcraft Records40:42 3:08 Tapani Rinne - PolarFoghornia, 2020, Signature Dark43:15 2:26 Angad Berar - Shh.. Tele's ZzzA Broadcast, Underwater, 2020, self-released44:41 3:04 Sjunde Inseglet - Satariel (Instrumental)De Kliffotiska Ritualpoemen (Extended Instrumentals), 2020, Dragon Rouge46:47 2:31 Echoflex - B PhrygianPiano Net, 2020, SeeHear48:26 3:01 Halvknaegten - Stumme BygerImens Vi Stadig Findes, 2020, Fusem50:00 2:38 Kamila Govorcin - AnimasAnima, 2020, Clang51:53 1:56 Alphaxone, Protou, Onasander - Dusk WingsShadows Of Forgotten Legends, 2020, Cryochamber53:09 2:50 Snorri Hallgrímsson - Ekkert Hefur Gerst Nem DettaLandbrot I, 2020, Moderna Records54:57 4:59 Dr Jeffrey Thompson - Saturn's RingsNASA Voyager I & II Space Probe Recordings, 1992, Brain/Mind Research PART 2: 06:00 - 07:00: "IMPRESSIONS FROM ANOTHER TIME" 59:21 7:17 Joachim Spieth - SparshaOusia, 2020, Affin Records (rel 01-2021)1:06:12 3:24 Daina Dieva - Liūtis Remias Siena Į Virpantį Vandenį (Shortmix)Note Lithuania, 2019, Music Information Centre Lithuania1:08:27 4:05 Monolake - Phaenon OnoArchaeopteryx, 2020, Imbalance Computer Music1:11:51 2:09 Mary Jane Leach - Dowland's Tears (For Solo Flute And Nine Accompanying Flutes)(F)Lute Songs, 2018, Modern Love1:13:47 3:12 Fovea Hex - TrisammaThe Salt Garden III, 2019, Headphone Dust/Die Stadt1:16:40 1:21 Biosphere - BjorvikaThe Senja Recordings, 2019, Biophon Records1:16:55 2:12 Reinier van Houdt - Midnight RohrschachIgitur Carbon Copies, 2018, Hallow Ground1:18:02 3:28 Max Richter - Space 25 (Epicardium)Sleep, 2015, Deutsche Grammophon1:19:24 3:05 Max Richter - Space 2 (Slow Waves)Sleep, 2015, Deutsche Grammophon1:21:21 6:48 Max Richter - Path 17 (Before The Ending Of Daylight)Sleep, 2015, Deutsche Grammophon1:26:04 3:34 Don Hill - Chinook Winds On Sleeping BuffaloSonic Journeys [Vol. 1], 2010, Music Is Medicine1:28:08 4:42 Stars Of The Lid - Even If You're Awake (Deuxième)And Their Refinement Of The Decline, 2007, Kranky1:31:26 4:49 Joost van Duppen - SuomenlinnaKaamos, 2019, Self-released1:34:44 3:42 Jackson Greenberg - First LightFirst Light, 2020, Ravello Records1:37:33 2:28 Joshua van Tassel - Eternal TurtleDance Music volume II: More Songs for Slow Motion, 2020, Backward Music1:39:26 2:22 Toto Tobass - Zwischen Flüsternden WassergeisternCommunal Music Vol. 5, 2020, AEMC1:41:14 2:06 Coen Oscar Polack - Een Diepnoodlottig Neergelaten WenkbrauwHaarlemmerhout, 2020, Moving Furniture Records1:42:02 2:59 Andrew Sherwell - Balcony Views 3AMHome Diaries 004, 2020, Whitelabrecs1:44:11 2:10 Kemper Norton - Halan 2Brunton Calciner, 2019, Self-Released1:46:04 2:49 Library Tapes - It Wasn't Always Like ThisThe Quiet City, 2020, 1631 Recordings1:48:26 2:19 Cousin Silas - Empty CoastlineAdrift Off The Islets Of Langerhans, 2010, self-released1:50:21 4:59 Dronny Darko - Rotten OrchestraSpira Igneus, 2016, Cryo Chamber1:54:48 2:32 Alva Noto & Ryuichi Sakamoto - By This RiverSummvs, 2011, Raster-Noton1:57:13 2:04 Brian Eno - By This RiverBefore & After Science, 1977, Polydor / Virgin EMI
Join Andrew and Marn as they talk to The Game Band about Blaseball! We're joined by Sam Rosenthal, Joel Clark, and Stephen Bell, who sat down to talk about how the abundance of audience interaction leads to a game that never stops changing! Along the way we talk about the way that disrupting events shape game design and talk about everyone's favorite Blaseball Players! We recorded this episode near the beginning of the Grand Siesta and had some audio issues, so Andrew may sound a bit louder than other people and Sam's audio is a little fuzzy at the start. This gets ironed out quickly! Thanks for sticking with us! Useful Links: The Orange Groves Network Blaseball Cat Manning's great Blaseball Writeups The Garages Blaseball Cares Contact Us! Our Patreon Our Merch! Email: ARGonautsPodcast@gmail.com @ARGonautsPod
Sammy Rosenthal a social media manager at Radio.com joins the podcast this week. Sammy explains what it's like having more than fan to artist relationships with members of fifth harmony.
Our guests this week are Sam Rosenthal, Stephen Bell, and Joel Clark from The Game Band, the twisted people who brought us Blaseball! Blaseball is like baseball… except not at all. Okay, sure, there are batters and pitchers and bases — for now. Nothing is sacred in blaseball! Everything can be changed, including the laws […]
In the cooling, darkening months of autumn, time seems to slow in the natural world. The leaves change color, wither and fade, while the animals are busy stocking up for the winter to come. For humans, this year is a somber season. In a time of pandemic, we're challenged to adapt to protective measures, and carry on with normal life in abnormal times. The music of the season features downward progressions and complex harmonies. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, a dark ambient autumn journey, on a program called DESCENDING DARK 3. Music by JEFF PEARCE, JEFF GREINKE, HOLLAN HOLMES, ERIK WØLLO & MICHAEL STEARNS, SAM ROSENTHAL, AL GROMER KHAN, ROBERT RICH, NIK PARKIN, and PATRICK O'HEARN. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]
What a year it has been so far for us in Australia, droughts, floods, fires, fake news & don’t get me going on the worldwide pandemic, look on the bright side only ten weeks to Christmas, if any of us can enjoy it our usual way, It will be a milestone for me in 2021, 55 years since getting involved with electronic music, 30th anniversary of Sequences & if all goes well in this f***ked up world, our 200th podcast. In this edition we many of our regulars showcasing their latest songs and albums, just six new names to mention. A very unique style of dark ambient from Argyre Planitia. The duo Architects Of Existence, dynamic full of mammoth synths, in some instances near symphonic. Desensitized, Deborah Martin & Dean De Benedictis joined forces to craft a thought-provoking work of art, that combines ancient and futuristic moods into a captivating world of sound. Just a single from Lazy Pluto, although rhythmic and dance floor worthy, this track’s primary form takes on the immersion of transcendental meditation. One of many projects from Frank Tischer under the name of der tie raum, leaning towards synth & progressive rock. With his debut album ‘Sacred Gift’, Nader Vasseghi view of music as a perpetual gift to humankind, that in this case blossomed through him. Let's get the show on the road with the multi-instrumentalist modular & analog synthesist Lisa Bella Donna's exploration of the Moog Synthesizer system, in Night Flight. Playlist No 182 02.31 Lisa Bella Donna ‘Night Flight’ (album Night Flight) https://lisabelladonna.bandcamp.com 11.54 Thaneco ‘Cyclopes’ (album Journey To Ithaca Vol 1) www.thaneco-syngate.bandcamp.com 20.06 Bouvetoya ‘Moog Zero 2’ (album The Fiction Makers) www.syngate.net 30.09 Ivan Black ‘Artificial Life’ (album The Digital Gothic) https://ivanblack.bandcamp.com 37.53 Desensitized ‘Formulata Oblivonos (A Complicated Tale).’ (album Hemispherica Portals) www.spottedpeccary.com 46. 47 Architects Of Existence ‘Ghostly Appearance’ (album Three Deep Breaths) *** https://architectsofexistence.bandcamp.com 57.07 POV ‘Van Dusen Green’ (album The Case For Square Waves While Searching For Happy Accidents) www.steveroach.bandcamp.com 01.04.50 Anantakara ’Shimmering Times’ (album Amor Mundi) www.anantakara.bandcamp.com 01.09.57 Michael Bruckner ‘Everlasting Footprints’ (alternative Version)’ (Album Everlasting Footprints) *** www.cyclicaldreams.bandcamp.com 01.21.40 Liam Thomas ’Naked Thoughts’ http://www.sine-music.com 01.25.35 Deep Imagination ‘Longing For Peace’ www.bscmusic.com 01.30.45 Digitonal ‘Sentences’ (album Set The Weather Fair) www.theambientzone.co.uk 01.35.45 Ansgar Stock ‘Circle Of Time’ www.ansgarstock.bandcamp.com 01.44.49 Lazy Pluto ’Sunken’ www.theambientzone.co.uk 01.48.22 Argyre Planitia ‘ Phantasos’ (album Tenth Region Of The Night) https://winter-light.bandcamp.com 02.55.14 Kevin Braheny Fortune ‘Metamorphosis’ (single) *** www.kevenbrahenyfortune.bandcamp.com 02.04.24 Alexis Nembrode ‘Open Of The Gate/Schooner’ https://alexisnembrode.bandcamp.com 02.10.04 Sam Rosenthal & Projekt Artists ‘Trip 2’ (album Tim, Where Are You Now?) www.projeckt.com 02.13.07 Sam Rosenthal & Projekt Artists ‘Under The Bright Cuernavaca Sky’ 02.22.18 Sam Rosenthal & Projekt Artists ‘Frail Filament Of Light 02.25.31 Sam Rosenthal & Projekt Artists ‘Trip 4’ 02.27.32 Strie ‘False Awakening’ (album Õhtul) www.strie.bandcamp.com 02.32.37 der tiefe raum ‘Nova’ https://www.frank-tischer.de/archiv/dertieferaum/ 02.36.31 Mike Clay ‘Edge Of Wonder’ (album Imaginary Edges) www.heartdancerecords.com 02.42.07 Mike Clay ‘Edge Of Darkness’ 02.47.14 Nader Vasseghi ‘Flow’ (album Sacred Gift) https://nadervasseghi.com/ 02.51.33 Nader Vasseghi ‘Rising Sun’ Edit ***
Consumer finance reporter Paul Kiel of ProPublica on IRS audits of the poor. Nina Stern of Juilliard on recorder lessons in school. Beth Redmond-Jones of Monterey Bay Aquarium on a deep sea aquarium. Kiera O'Brien of Young Conservatives for Carbon Dividends on young conservatives and the climate. Video game developer Sam Rosenthal on a new online baseball game called Blaseball. Tom S. Smith of Brigham Young Univ on bear spray.
The theory and practice of Indo-Tibetan Buddhist meditation seem ideally suited to confronting the stressful challenges we're now living through in the wake of the Covid-19 pandemic. Through a form of meditation called śamatha or "single-pointed attention," the meditator achieves vipaśyanā — in English vipassana or insight — "seeing into the nature of things." In Sanskrit, śamatha means "tranquility of mind," often called "calm abiding." Śamatha has five progressive stages: stable attention, powerful mindfulness, joy, tranquility, and finally, equanimity. The practice of calm abiding leads to insight. Without any formal connection to Buddhist meditation but because of common goals, we can find śamatha in the deeper, quieter, more contemplative forms of ambient music. On this transmission of Hearts of Space, a Buddhist-inspired ambient meditation, on a program called CALM ABIDING. Music is by ROBERT RICH, SPUNTIC, SAM ROSENTHAL & JARGUNA, NUMINA & ZERO OHMS, and KEITH BERRY. [ view playlist ] [ view Flickr image gallery ] [ play 30 second MP3 promo ]
Cerramos los ojos para evadirnos de la realidad. Con ese simple gesto conseguimos abstraernos y podemos dejar volar la imaginación. Nos imaginamos que estamos en otro lugar, en otro momento, con otras personas. Para reforzar esas percepciones, sólo tenemos que ponerle música... Música para soñar. Luca D'Alberto, Martin Roth, Erik Wøllo & Michael Stearns, Doppler Shift, Holland, Amber Route, Sam Rosenthal, Henrik Schwarz & Metropole Orkest, Carles Reig, Jacob Pavek, Jo Blankenburg, Brock Hewitt, Kerani, Haythem Mahbouli, Kitaro.
Death Metal Douglas & Soundsational Sense ramble on through a few topics starting with South Florida local magazines starting with Catherine Anderson from Gold Coast Live. Also mentioned are Sam Rosenthal of Alternative Rhythms/Project music label, Rag and Jam (which had a write-up of Sense's group Dusk to Dusk). Sense ponders whether or not there is a cut off age to rock n roll which is brought up in a later discussion featuring Dave Wyndof of Monster Magnet, Dio, vampires etc. Talking Heads' David Bryne's book is mentioned as SNS shares a tune he discovered that morning (Yeastie Girlz "You Suck") only to find out DMD was already privy to the trio's obscure existence having ordered a YG tape back in the late 80's.
It’s great to see more new acts on our latest edition, eleven in total, Reinhardt Buhr creating a one-man improvisational band, hypnotizing drumming & ensnaring electronic patterns Andrea Belfi has become renowned for, Australian TheAdelaide, crafts soundscapes inspired by solitude & confinement, blessed with 80’s sound Cyclotimia heads towards rhythmic post-industrial influenced by Tangerine Dream & Klaus Schulze, very dark ambient with touches of industrial & horror recordings from Nox. Aubade, is a song or poem greeting the dawn. James Cooke a.k.a. Graintable, in a series of one-take hardware jams, three strongly inspired by the Berlin School of classical electronic music, Totemdag, Small Chief & Eirox, with Forest Robots work reminiscent of Erik Satie, Henryk Gorecki, Harold Budd, & Nils Frahm. More from the female side, Lisa Bella Donna using vintage synths, focusing on modern classical ambient sounds, the electroacoustic sounds of Olga Wojciechowska, & Angelina Yershova improvised piano keys & electronics. One we’ve eagerly been waiting for, the soulful electronic sound-painting & evocative space music combined on Convergence, the debut collaboration between Norway’s Erik Wøllo & America’s Michael Stearns. Vintage tracks are back with Doppler Shift, the duo Walter Holland & Sam Rosenthal recordings in 1987. Playlist No 178 02.28 Totemtag ‘Flight Of The Wolf Witch’ *** (album Cosmic Witch) www.totentag.bandcamp.com 14.59 Sine ‘Air’ (single) http://www.sine-music.com 19.29 Cyclotimia ’Nocturne’ (album Regnum) www.zhelezobenton.bandcamp.com 22.55 Giant Skeletons ‘Them Who Disappear’ (album Warden Of The Humming Skies: definitive edition) www.giantskeletons.bandcamp.com 28.39 Totemtag ‘The Summerland’ 34.27 Graintable ‘Dark Surface’ (album Universal Ash) www.graintable.bandcamp.com 40.15 Eric Wollo & Michael Stearns ‘Ruins Of The Past’ (album Convergence) www.project.com 47.35 Olga Wojciechowska ‘Primal Fear’ (Maps & Mazes) www.timereleasedsound.bandcamp.com 51.50 Olga Wojciechowska ‘Walk My Shadow Home’ 57.25 Angelina Yershova ‘Desert Mirage’ (album Piano Mirage) www.ayrecords.bandcamp.com 01.02.23 Angelina Yershova ‘Stellar Sky’ 01.07.07 Reinhardt Buhr ‘Us’ (single) www.reihhardtbuhr.bandcamp.com 01.13.02 Eric Wollo & Michael Stearns ‘The Nomad’s Journey’ 01.19.39 Andrea Belfi ‘Ravine’ (mini-album Strata) www.andreabelfi.bandcamp.com 01.23.09 Eirox ‘Train Journey’ (album ERA) www.eirox.bandcamp.com 01.29.22 Eirox ‘First Impression’ 01.34.30 Doppler Shift ‘Benediction-Jane’s Tubulus Theme’ *** (album Live KSBR 1987 ) www.blacktapeforabluregirl.bandcamp.com 01’40.43 Doppler Shift ‘Sharon’s Theme’ 01.47.03 Lisa Bella Donna ‘Mysterium’ (album Changing Times) www.lisabelladonna.bandcamp.com 01.52.42 Nox ‘Keina’ (album Opus Unending) www.winter-light.bandcamp.com 01.57.27 Nox ‘The Funeral Of Purity’ 02.01.48 Aubade ‘Flowering Smile’ (album City Of Dawn) www.heartdancerecords.com 02.07.36 Robert Scott Thompson ‘Pattern Language Part3’ (album Pattern Language) https://acousmatique.bandcamp.com/album/pattern-language 02.16.14 TheAdelaidean ‘Deep Rebreathing’ (album Isolation) *** www.projekt.bandcamp.com 02.25.00 Asuntar ’Space Antenna’ (album Sequenced Ballads Vol 1) www.asuntar.bandcamp.com 02.35.46 Asuntar ‘The Universe’ (album Sequenced Ballads Vol 2) www.asuntar.bandcamp.com 02.45.29 Small Chief ‘Oort Cloud’ (Album Icedwarf 2020) www.smallchief.bandcamp.com 02.54.34 Forest Robots ‘All Across The High Plain After The Storm.’ (album After Geography) www.forestrobots.bandcamp.com 02.56.53 Mystified ‘Luszg’ (album Yenissi Crossing) www.spottedpeccary.com Edit***
We will keep this short with 19 artists on this edition, back to our usual 3-hour slot. All the genres you love in Electronic music are here from Berlin School to Ambient textures, experimental to modular scores. No vintage track this time with so much new music arriving. Opening track from Sam Rosenthal & Jarguna, their first electronic/ambient collaboration "Sun washed Evening Fire", featuring the Kosmische guitar of Erik Wollo. Playlist No177 01.30 Sam Rosenthal/Jarguna ‘Evening Market Of Petal Fields Part 3/4’ (album Sunwashed Evening Fire) *** www.projekt.com 05.49 AeTopus ‘Viridian Deep’ (EP Deep Variants) www.aetopus.com 12.20 Hyperkube ‘Realm’ (album Remnants) www.hyperkube.bandcamp.com 23.23 Hyperkube ‘Flux vs Flow’ (album Flux vs Flow) *** 33.08 Jim Ottaway ‘Clouds Hide The Sun’ (When Eternity Touches Time) www.jimottaway.com 38.07 Jim Ottaway ‘Diamonds in The Rain’ 43.33 Caterina Barbieri ‘Rebellion’ 51.00 Caterina Barbieri ‘Fantas’ (album Ecstatic Computation) www.caterinabarbieri.bandcamp.com 56.48 Oliviaway ’Shape Of My Heart’ (EP Sorry Seems To Be) www.oliviaway.bandcamp.com 01.02.41 Oliviaway ‘Crimson Sunset’ (EP Imaginary) 01.13,25 Rapoon ‘Hotel Paris’ (album Hotel Bravo) www.zoharum.bandcamp.com 01.21.39 Ivan Black ‘La Fortune’ (album Dada) www.ivanblack.bandcamp.com 01.28.40 Scanner ‘The Ascent’ (album An Ascent) www.DiN.org 01.35.30 Sylvain Carel ‘Gone In The Red Clouds’ (album Sunrise On Panipat) www.syngate.net 01.44.09 Vanderson ‘Forever Young’ (album Exit Earth) www.vanderson.bandcamp.com 01.52.00 Grauglanz ‘Am Anfang Irgendwo’ (album Elected Pieces 2011 to 2019) www.mellowjet.com 01.57.59 Grauglanz ‘Piripiri’ 02.03.20 Steve Roach ‘The Radiant Return’ (album A Soul Ascends) www.projekt.com 02.13.18 Ramp & Markus Reuter ‘My Guitar Gentle Weeps’ (album Ceasing To Exist) www.markusreuter.bandcamp.com 02.23.33 Vidna Obmana & David Lee Myers ‘Sector’ (album Tracers) www.zoharum.bandcamp.com 02.29.46 Stan Dart ‘Fading Day’ (album Murinsel III) www.syngate.net 02.36.06 Peter Sterling ‘Seventh Heaven’ (album Sanctuary Of light) www.harpmagic.com 02.41.46 Kenneth Hooper ‘Directions’ (album Directions) www.kennethhooperflutes.com 02.49.19 Kevin Braheny Fortune ‘Widening The Crack To Infinity’ (album Widening The Crack To Infinity) ***www.kevinbrahenyfortune.bandcamp.com Edit ***
This week Federico and John interview the creators of three 2020 Apple Design Award winning apps and games: Majd Taby of Darkroom, Sam Rosenthal of Where Cards Fall, and Jenova Chen of Sky: Children of the Light.
Listen in as we speak with Sam Rosenthal from The Game Band, creators of Where Cards Fall – one of the biggest games that premiered in the Apple Arcade kickoff. Hear the strategy behind their important launch, including the ideology behind their studio and creating playable experiences.
Música para descender a los abismos. Música para la Semana Santa. Max Richter, Jo Blankenburg, Inga-Lill Farstad, Salt of the Sound feat. Simon Wester, Scott Lawlor, Eleos Music, Simon James French, David Antony Clark, Mannheim Steamroller, Marco Lucchi & Rocco Saviano, Atra Aeterna, Jordan Scotney, Patrick Lenk, Caitelen, Thomas Newman, Dominika?ski O?rodek Liturgiczny, Ordet, Sam Rosenthal with Nick Shadow and Steve Roach
ETAO Podcast, Episode 66. Sam Rosenthal shuffles on over to talk about Where Cards Fall, a reflective, touch-native narrative puzzle game almost a decade in the making—as well as his previous work on the fiercely and rightly beloved What Remains of Edith Finch. Along the way, Sam talks about how Apple Arcade could offer new … Continue reading "Everything That Could Possibly Be More Complicated, with Sam Rosenthal"
Welcome to part two of our latest podcast, no 153, Devoted to the ambient side of Electronic music. We start with the more rich ambient atmospheres with Johan AgeBjorn and the stunning vocals of Lisa Barra, Anzio Green creating fluid & evolving sounds, including guitar loops and the occasional beats, the cinematic touch of Indonesian K-Mal, calming beautiful and relaxing music from Markus Reuter, Nick Shadow’s viola giving a textural ambient score on The Gesture Of History by Sam Rosenthal, with synths & enhancements from Steve Roach, are some of more accessible tracks as we approach the darker side. Large synth sweeps and low fi bass are the backdrop for Kloob, sculpting soundscapes through the use of vocals background noises & ethereal drones, deep mysterious and experimental body of work from Romerium, finishing with Polish musician Saure Adler, cavernous onslaught of disturbing atmospheres. 02.03Johan Agebjorn feat: Lisa Barra ‘Dulciter Somni’ (album Mossebo, Remastered) www.spottedpeccary.com 08.36 Johan Agebjorn feat: Lisa Barra ’Siberian Train Part 11’ 16.29 Anzio Green ’Navigation Part One’ (album Lygan) www.txtrecordings.co.uk 28.36 K-Mal ‘Insane’ www.theambientzone.co.uk 33.08 Altus ’Silver Shores’ (album Excursion Three) *** www.earthmantra.bandcamp.com 41.41 Futuregrapher ‘D-05 Prozax’ (album Leipzig, Belfast,Talknafjorour) https://futuregrapher.bandcamp.com 42.31 Futuregrapher ’5812-3938’ 48.26 Markus Reuter ‘Once In A Blue Moon’ (album Monde, Vol 1) www.markusreuter.bandcamp.com 54.23 Sam Rosenthal with Nick Shadow & Steve Roach ‘Gesture Of History’ (album The Gesture Of History) www.projektrecords.bandcamp.com 01.03.24 Klaus Hoffman Hock & Hans Werner Fasbender ‘Heartbeat Part 1’ *** 01.14.00 Belorusia ‘Oneiro’ www.theambientzone.co.uk 01.18.33 Perceptual Defence ‘Hypnotic Images’ (album Changing Images) *** www.syngate.net 01.30.31 Kloob ‘Introspection’ (album Unpredictable Signs) www.winter-light.com 01.39.10 Romerium ‘Dust Part 1’ (album Dust) www.romerium.bandcamp.com 01.48.43 Saure Adler ‘ Raum ist nicht der Ort ‘ (album Geschichte der Morgendammerung) https://nebularsilence.bandcamp.com Edit ***
Already a third way into the New Year and the musicians we have featured are still producing some gems of high-quality sounds that are dynamic & fresh. Not always the conventional approach to electronic music, but nevertheless engaging & challenging. A few names to mention on this edition, the double live album "Altair", from Ian Boddy’s US show at The Gatherings 2018. Musicformessier collaborates with ambient guitar legend Dan Cain on "Timelessness", one of the best guitar driven atmospheric albums of the year. Rapoon’s deep industrial space ambiance and majestic choral bursts with emotive piano chords, spacious feel of Berlin School style sequencing & melodics from Thaneco. On Syngate records, dark tones & ambient sounds of Divided By Two. The re-release of Syndromeda’s 2006 album "Last Days Of Earth", containing powerful sequencing delving with a darker twist & new to Sequences Pulse Emitter expansive tapestries of sound. Vintage track from Sam Rosenthal 1986 release "Before The Buildings Fell", pioneering a style close to the post-prog work of the Tangs & Eno. Computer chemist kicks off this edition with his eight solo album "Volcan Dreams", with Chris Gill on Guitar & Zsolt Galantai on drums, tracks in the analog domain with strong infectious soloing, especially on the track you are going to hear, fans of old school synth music are going to love this. Playlist No 150 02;26 Computerchemist ‘Volcan Sea’ (album Volcan Dreams ) www.computerchemist.bandcamp.com 18.03 Ian Boddy ’Shrine’ (Altair) www.DiN.org.com 26.32 Ian Boddy ‘Spire’ 37.57 Alien Nature ‘Amorphelia’ (album Amoeba Album Side) www.alienature.bandcamnp.com 48.12 Alien Nature feat: Martin Neuhold ’Solar Fields’ (album Obliteration) 54.41 Alexis Nembrode ‘Plandampf’ www.alexisnembrode.bandcamp.com 01.01.42 Divided by Two ‘Growth’ (album Dissolution) *** www.dividebytwo-syngate.bandcamp.com 01.11.52 Rapoon ‘Attack Ships On Fire’ (album Sol Launde: Mercury Rising 3) www.winter-light.bandcamp.com 01.21.24 Syndromeda ‘The Ballad Of Love And Mystery’ (album Last Days On Earth) *** www.sydromeda-syngate.bandcamp.com 01.30.49 Wolfgang Nachahmer ‘Geisterwald’ (album Synchromystik) www.wolfgangnachahmer.bandcamp.com 01.38.30 Sam Rosenthal ‘Kathryn’ (album Before The Buildings Fell) www.projekt.com 01.47.28 Musicformessier & Dan Caine ‘Perennial’ (album Timelessness) www.musicformessier.bandcamp.com 01.51.18 Musicformessier & Dan Caine ‘Solstice Skies’ 01.56.08 Musicformessier & Dan Caine feat: Cousin Silas ‘Drifting In Hyperspace’ 01.59.26 Tom Moore & Sherry Finzer ‘Following That Current’ (album Sound Currents) www.heartdancerecords.com 02.05.32 Tom Moore & Sherry Finzer ‘Midnight Mystique’ 02.11.38 Thaneco ‘ Statues Of Mars Part 1’ (album Statues Of Mars) www.thaneco.bandcamp.com 02.18.24 Thaneco ‘Knossos’ (album The Cretan Tapes) www.thaneco-syngate.bandcamp.com 02.25.24 Bluetech ‘Forgotten Empires Never Forget: The White Horse’ (album The Four Horsemen Of The Electrocalypse) www.bluetech.bandcamp.com 02.30.24 Bluetech ‘A Blessed Release: The Red Horse’ 02.34.27 Pulse Emitter ‘Greek Islands’ (album Xenharmonic Passages) www.pulseemitter.bandcamp.com 02.43.41 Beukotreug ‘Hydra’ (album Cosmic Spring) www.beukotreug,bandcamp.com 02.48.36 Beukotreug ‘Galaxy Dust’ Edit ***
This week we chat with Sam Rosenthal of Black Tape for a Blue Girl and Projekt Records about his perspective on the scene during the 90’s, the state of the music industry, his philosophy on the meaning of life and a lot more! Check out his Patreon page here!
A very warm welcome to our latest edition No114, very mixed musically as usual. Includes the latest albums by Keith Richie, Steve Jolliffe, Mark Seelig & Sam Rosenthal, Red Planet Orchestra, Odnu, DeVega, Tedd Arnold, Aesthesys, Halonen & Syvers, & Samantha Booquin. Although we basically promote electronic music we’ve decided to feature the delicate keys of solo piano composer Fiona Joy. I was recently talking to a friend who happened to get on the subject of woman pioneers in electronic music and came up with a couple of names I’ve not heard before, Elaine Radigue & Else Marie Pade. Having delved into their catalogue of music I thought it would be interesting to let you hear a couple of tracks from them, Else especially has a fascinating past history, Our blast from the past track ‘Cabala’, celebrates the 30th anniversary of Wavestar’s successful third album, Moonwind, formed by John Dyson & David Ward Hunt, who sadly passed away in 1999. Playlist No114 01.49 Keith Richie ‘Mixology’ (album Pillars In Time) https://music.krichie.com 05.58 Keith Richie ‘What The Fox’ 11.20 Keith Richie ‘Rocket Man’ 18.25 Claudio Casanueva ‘Apocalipsis’ https://claudiocasanueva.bandcamp.com 21.49 Claudio Casanueva ‘Endless’ 26.00 Claudio Casanueva ‘Atlantis’ 28.21 Steve Jolliffe ‘A Beautiful Mystery’ (album A Beautiful Mystery) *** www.stevejolliffe.com 38.33 Steve Roach ‘Long Thoughts’ (album Long Thoughts) *** www.projekt.com 49.25 Mark Seelig & Sam Rosenthal ‘Meditation On The Skeleton’ (album Journey To Aktehi) *** www.projekt.com 60.50 Red Planet Orchestra ‘Life In The World’ (Ocean Worlds) https://redplanetorchestra.bandcamp.com 69.35 Red Planet Orchestra ‘Underworld’ 72.26 Sonus Lab ‘Moon Europa’ https://sonuslab.bandcamp.com 81.29 Odnu ‘Outpression’ (album Lejano) www.girasolmusic.com 84.19 Odnu ‘Disconnected’ 93.30 De Vega ‘Drone Planet’ (Drone Planet EP) https://soundcloud.com/eddy-de-vega 100.43 Wavestar ‘Cabala’ (album Moonwind) http://www.johndysonmusic.com 109.34 Tedd Arnold ‘Apsaras’ (album Tecta) http://www.theearthcat.com 117.18 Tedd Arnold ‘Bardo Of Dreams’ 120.08 Arzathon Franco Falsini ‘The Mourners Bench’ (album The Mourners Bench) www.arzathon.com *** 127.09 Arzathon, Franco Falsini & Eugene R Speciale ‘Crucifixion’ *** 131.36 Aesthesys ‘I Am Free That Is Why I’m Lost’ (album Exceptionally Simple Theory Of Everything) www.aesthesys.com 136.08 Aesthesys ‘Paths Are Made By Walking’ 140.33 Halonen & Syversen ‘Hymn To Lost Souls’ (album Voices From Heaven Vol 2) ***http://www.tronmusic.com 147.49 Fiona Joy ‘Into The Mist pt1’ (album Into The Mist) http://www.fionajoy.com 149.57 Fiona Joy ‘Mist Rising pt2’ 155.06 Samantha Bouquin ‘Contemplation 3’ (album Contemplations On Solitude & Strings) www.mythicalrecords.com 158.58 Samantha Bouquin ‘Contemplation 1’ 162.07 Eliane Radigue ‘Islas Resonantes’ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Éliane_Radigue 171.14 Else Marie Pade ‘Faust’ (album Electronic Works 1958-1995) https://jajajamusic.com/magma/else-marie-pade/ Edit ***
On this episode of We Have a Technical we have special guest Sam Rosenthal of Black Tape For a Blue Girl and Projekt Records! Bruce and Alex get to chat with the American darkwave and ethereal music stalwart about revisiting the past on his band's new album, running a label in 2016 and the nature of fan artist relationships! All this week on the official www.idieyoudie.com podcast!
Welcome to episode 2 of the Stageworthy Podcast, with host Phil Rickaby. This episode’s guest is Sam Rosenthal,an actor, director and was the Artistic Director of Tribal Productions which was the resident theatre company of the Toronto Centre for the Arts (Studio Theatre). As a director, Sam’s work includes The Warsaw Ghetto Uprising ( City Playhouse) , War of the Worlds ( City Playhouse), The Marketeer ( Theatre New Brunswick) , Misery ,The Wild Guys, The Possibilities, A Doll’s House , Death Defying Acts, Office Hours, Dangerous Liaisons, War of the Worlds ( Tribal Productions ). Acting credits include Mr. Cohen in The World Premiere of The Apprenticeship of Duddy Kravitz ( Segal Centre) ,Time Stands Still ( TSS Collective ) On The Other Side of The World ( Harley Dog Productions - Next Stage Festival), Too Many Cooks (Drayton Entertainment).Sam is directing Hogtown, a new and exciting immersive theatrical experience coming to Toronto's Historic Campbell House Museum this January, 2016. Incorporating drama, music and dance, HOGTOWN aims to create a completely immersive environment where the audience has the power to create their own adventure and discover the dark secrets of Toronto’s past.Check out Hogtown:http://www.hogtownexperience.com/Twitter: @hogtownliveInstagram: hogtownliveFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/hogtownexperienceStageworthy:www.stageworthypodcast.comTwitter @stageworthyPodFacebook: facebook.com/stageworthyPod
http://instagram.com/jnsilva This mix started with two discoveries. First I found a great ambient blog called Ambient Landscape. I have found lots of music through the site, most notably the fantastic album by Dylan Howe, New Designs on Bowie's Berlin, which made it on to my year end lists. The second discovery that inspired this mix was a series from Aural Films called Fog Music. I believe they up to 25 releases which you find here...FOG MUSIC. There's some nice stuff in there & I liked to whole concept of "Fog Music," not too far off the "sea" mixes I've done before. So that's where this started. From there I looked for other foggy tunes. I'm not a big fan of dark, dissonant ambient that might typically get used for fog music. I think the collection here works pretty well. Enjoy T R A C K L I S T : 00:00 foghorns & stuff 01:00 Todd Peck - Into the Mist 03:30 Optical Frameworks - Surrounded Fog 06:20 Maps & Diagrams - Fog Signalling 07:55 echospace - Vector Vapor 09:00 36 - Mist 11:30 Chihei Hatakeyama - A House in the Fog 13:10 Loscil - Vapor 17:06 Brian Eno - Events in Dense Fog 20:45 Laocoon - Mist 26:20 Wolfgang Gsell - February Fog 32:00 Shaded Explorer - Sea Mist 37:10 Sam Rosenthal and vidnaObmana - Dark Mist, Rain 40:30 Thomas Koner - Vasabron, Stockholm 44:10 James Johnson - House of Mist 47:50 ASC - Behind the Veil 53:50 Jeff Greinke - Over Water 1:01:12 end
Traversing a voiceless passage to the sounds of Sam Rosenthal, Gian Slater and Invenio.
Traversing a voiceless passage to the sounds of Sam Rosenthal, Gian Slater and Invenio.
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