Podcasts about Selected Ambient Works

Aphex Twin was tinkering with sound and household electronics from an early age then joined and expanded upon the acid house movement of the late 1980s. The team welcome an old friend and synth expert to help sort through the tall tales of Richard D James' life and times. Listen to / Support The Beverly Crushers "Enterprise" (Rob and Tom's new album)https://linktr.ee/thebeverlycrushersSubmit your snarky tweet about "Enterprise" hereJoin our Mailing List here: https://linktr.ee/1001albumcomplaintsEmail us your complaints (or questions / comments) at 1001AlbumComplaints@gmail.comListen to our episode companion playlist (compilation of the songs we referenced on this episode) here:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1QwNt1yIEraA4ZgB4mDRHb?si=e4dc5cdf4efa42cfListen to Selected Ambient Works 85-92 here:https://open.spotify.com/album/7aNclGRxTysfh6z0d8671k?si=bwG6yvBNRU6jyn41LlLqOwIntro music: When the Walls Fell by The Beverly CrushersOutro music: After the Afterlife by MEGAFollow our Spotify Playlist of music produced directly by us. Listen and complain at homeFollow us on instagram @thechopunlimited AND @1001AlbumComplaintsJoin us on Patreon to continue the conversation and access 30+ hrs of bonus shows!https://www.patreon.com/1001AlbumComplaintsWe have 1001 Merch! Support us by buying some.US Merch StoreUK Merch StoreNext week's album: Van Halen - 1984

The Goin Off crew talk about the highlights and (mostly) weaknesses of todays's requests: Westside Gunn's Pray for Paris and Aphex Twin's Selected Ambient Works I. Mues' Linktree: https://linktr.ee/mues RC's Linktree: https://linktr.ee/therealrapcritic

709 Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works 85-92

Esta semana, en una nueva sesión de Rebelión Sónica, destacamos el influyente trabajo del músico electrónico, compositor y DJ británico Richard D.James, alias Aphex Twin. En primer lugar escucharemos música de su nuevo EP “Blackbox Life Recorder 21f / In A Room7 F760”, que fue editado el 28 de julio por el sello Warp y que es el primero desde “Collapse” de 2018. La nueva producción incluye cuatro pistas y sus primeros indicios aparecieron el lunes 20 de junio, cuando en ciudades de Reino Unido y Estados Unidos comenzaron a aparecer unos extraños pósters con códigos QR, que llevaban a una aplicación de realidad aumentada. Luego de su publicación, además de un video de su tema principal creado por Weridcore, el artista lanzó una aplicación ofrece un "mundo alternativo" de inmersión interactiva, combinando obras de arte con videos y música en una experiencia 3-D. Más adelante en el programa, viajamos a la celebrada época de la década 90 de Aphex Twin, para escucharlo con material de dos de sus registros: su EP “Come to Daddy” de 1997 y su celebrado debut “Selected Ambient Works 85–92” de 1992. Rebelión Sónica se transmite por radio Rockaxis los miércoles a las 10 y 20 horas -se repite los domingos a las 17-, con la conducción y curatoría de Héctor Aravena.

Depuis plusieurs décennies, la galaxie électro vibre aux sons et rythmes d'Aphex Twin. Véritable légende de la musique électronique, cet artiste sonore britannique né en 1971, explore les rythmes de danse et de transes techno, comme les textures oniriques de l'ambient, faisant son de toute machine qui lui tombe sous la main. Parmi les productions d'Aphex Twin, son album « Selected ambient works '85-'92 » (paru en 1993) est souvent qualifié de chef-d'œuvre absolu de la musique électronique. Pour le batteur suisse Arthur Hnatek, qui navigue dans ses projets entre jazz et musique électronique, les textures sonores à la fois complexes et faciles d'accès d'Aphex Twin ont été fondateurs dans le développement de son jeu de batterie.

  About a month ago I presented a guest mix of sleep music from Brian Bieniowski, whom I knew from the heyday of the Hypnos Records forum in the mid 2000s. "That Beautiful Land of Nod" is indeed a beautiful sleep mix.  Thankfully, back in 2007 Brian created two Land of Nod mixes. So here is volume 2 for your listening and sleeping pleasure. Here is what Brian said about the Land of Nod mixes back in 2007: "It wasn't until the early nineties when I discovered real ambient music suited for the purpose of lying down and listening. It felt finally natural to take to my bed after starting the CD player and allowing the soft music to carry my mind forth for a while until sleep took hold. This mix, That Beautiful Land of Nod, is the product of over twelve years of "field research" in ambient sleep music. All of the selections, new and old, on these two discs, are pieces of music I have personally played in the times before and during sleep. Each track is special to me, these soothing zones, as they have not only brought me hours of comforted sleep, but also tantalizing, never-lasting minutes of wild and wonderful imagery in those moments before unconsciousness occurs. Each track maps a route across my consciousness over twelve years of sleep listening. It is my honest hope that this becomes the mix you never fully listen to—if you are at all like me, you'll be asleep by track five or six every time. So, please, draw the shades, relax, pleasant dreams...." Cheers!   T R A C K L I S T : 00:00    Jochem Paap - Dx-Snth (Vrs-Mbnt-Pcs 9598 2) 05:45    Jason Sloan - The Color of Wind 1 (Still) 11:45    Sam Rosenthal & VidnaObmana - Dark Mist, Rain (Terrace of Memories) 16:15    Bill Nelson - Crimsworth(edit) (Crimsworth) 22:30    James Johnson - Surrender(edit) (Surrender) 26:20    Aphex Twin - #19(edit) (Selected Ambient Works, Vol. 2) 29:10    Rod Modell & Michael Mantra - Vitamin K(edit) (Sonic Continuum) 33:30    Ruxpin - Autocaz (Midnight Drive) 38:30    Never Known - Spheres (On the Edge of Forever) 43:10    Oöphoi - Let the Nightsky Envelope Us (Hymns to a Silent Sky) 49:40    Mathias Grassow - Through the Void (The Fragrance of Eternal Roses) 55:12    Aloof Proof - The Ghost Ship(edit) (Expo Two: Piano Text) 58:55    David Sylvian - Approaching Silence(edit) (Approaching Silence) 65:00    Steve Roach - Towards the Blue (Quiet Music) 68:23    end

Electronic Music - Spring 2022 01 - QUIVER VEX_Pillbox (0'00) (Hypnagogia / A Guide To Saints / 2022) 02 - LONE_Echo Paths Ebb And Flow (3'30) (Always Inside Your Head / Greco-Roman / 2022) 03 - MISLEADING STRUCTURES_Landmass Correlation (8'40) (Plethora / Archives / 2022) 04 - CHRIS WEEKS_The Open Sea Can Be Hard To Navigate (13'40) (Remembrance / Odd John / 2022) 05 - CINEMA PERDU_The Cosmic City II (17'40) (The Cosmic City / Audio.Visual.Atmosphere / 2022) 06 - PUCE MARY_Ezra (19'40) (You Must Have Been Dreaming / Hypersomnial / 2022) 07 - MICK HARRIS_There (25'00) (Distill / Divination / 2010) 08 - MARCO MONFARDINI_(Emf) Terminal (29'50) (Detect / Aesthetical / 2022) 09 - DOPPLEREFFEKT_Eeg (33'10) (Neurotelepathy / Leisure System / 2022) 10 - KANTORKA_Jr (37'10) (Herschwund / Sin Hilo / 2022) 11 - ANOR LONDO_La Sintesi Del Tutto (41'30) (Caos & Materia / NeMu / 2022) 12 - EARTHEN SEA_Fossil Painting (47'00) (Ghost Poems / Kranky / 2022) 13 - APHEX TWIN_Untitled (50'30) (Selected Ambient Works 2 / Warp / 1994) 14 - THE CARETAKER_All U Are Going 2 Want 2 Do Is Get Back There (56'00) (An Empty Bliss Beyond This World / History Always Favour The Winners / 2011) 15 - JAMES HEATHER_Immortal Be Loved (59'20) (Invisible Forces / Ninja Tune / 2022)

Continuing down our little path of electronic music we cannonball into the headiest of all of it, Aphex Twin. To try and understand this musical enigma we go to the beginning and take a close look at some songs he made as a teenager, and wow how they hold up! This is a really fun episode trying to figure out just what is going on in these little planets of songs. Crawl with us!

Giorgio Valletta intercetta un giovanissimo Richard D. James che, poco dopo l'uscita di Selected Ambient Works 85-92, sta impostando la propria carriera fra timide esibizioni dal vivo, cambi di nome costanti, remix svogliati e una produzione torrenziale e assolutamente imprevedibile.Versione doppiata

Giorgio Valletta intercetta un giovanissimo Richard D. James che, poco dopo l'uscita di Selected Ambient Works 85-92, sta impostando la propria carriera fra timide esibizioni dal vivo, cambi di nome costanti, remix svogliati e una produzione torrenziale e assolutamente imprevedibile.Versione originale

Alors oui bon d'accord. Les playlists s'enchainent et on pourrait croire que l'on finirait par tourner en rond.Mais non.L'occasion pour nous de voyager à travers la musique électronique sous pas mal de ses formes grâce à quelqu'un qui en maitrise les codes. Voyage en eaux abyssales par celui qui sera notre guide dans cette plongée qui nous fera traverser les strates de sa connaissance musicale, du son le plus pur au bruit le plus inattendu.En plus, ça tombe bien, il a un podcast pour ça (épisode 37 bientôt). C'est la playlist de Redscape. Stairway To Heaven de Led Zeppelin sur IV - 1971 Xtal d'Aphex Twin sur Selected Ambient Works 85-92 - 1992 Interloper de Carbon Based Lifeforms sur Interloper – 2010 Racailles de Kery James sur Mohammad Alix – 2016 UK All Stars de Congo Natty sur Jungle Revolution The Final Frontier de Underground Résistance sur The Final Frontier – 1992 Black Sea de Drexciya sur The Journey Home - 1995 The Ghost Particle de Gore Tech sur Futurphobia - 2015 Absolute Psalm d'Igorrr sur Hallelujah – 2012 So High de Noisecontrollers sur E=nc² [The Science Of Hardstyle] - 2012 et le titre de la honte :Friend Turbo (Movie Version) de Scooter sur Friend Turbo - 2011 Les liens Bonus :L'univers à portée de main de Christophe Galfard.Le clip de Racailles.Le live d'Igorrr live au Pol'And'Rock Festival 2021Dj Rolando Knight of the Jaguar

Avantgardistische Elektronika und frickelige Klangexperimente. ## NOKO 131 - Rich On Old AFX Tapes warp≈end rephlex≈es! Oops! he did it again.. Richard D. James give us the hook back! Under the well known alias Aphex Twin arised the Syro album on Warp Records, 13 years after the larger than average Drukqs box and more than 20 years after the larger than life Selected Ambient Works era. In the last months, after the Syrobonkers! interview with Dave Noyze, he shared well over 280 dat/tape recordings thru the web most from the early 90s. now the account as user48736353001 switched to user18081971, not without a little message: what an opportunity to promote my shit knock-offs! . AFX - Intro. phone pranks (as Caustic Window w/ Scanner & Mixmaster Morris) (CAT 023, 1994) 1. AFX - asthma1 2. AFX - pcp 2 [unreleased version] 3. AFX - moodular acid [pissflaps mix] (1993) 4. AFX - fresher + cleaner (1990) 5. AFX - ach (1993) 6. AFX - t08+4 7. AFX - t13 quadraverb 8. AFX - random fx (1990) 9. AFX - mtg edit eq-powerpill (1994) 10. AFX - window peeper (as Phonic Boy on Dope) (1987/88) 11. AFX - pump the shit (1991) 12. AFX - thnxu4letinmestywitu (1990) 13. AFX - with my family 14. AFX - lmt 15. AFX - cutting 16. AFX - cmarth [longer] 17. AFX - 5 [demo] 18. AFX - brk2 19. AFX - barbarella on microdots 20. AFX - make a baby 21. AFX - square dance 22. AFX - winding road (1995) 23. AFX - (taut) 24. AFX - chink 101 25. AFX - japan (remix as Polygon Window of Soft Ballet - sand löwe) 26. AFX - ssba (1994-ish) 27. AFX - dondo (1994) 28. AFX - diskhat all prepared1mixed 13 (WAP 375, 2015) 29. AFX - minipops 67 [source field mix] (WAP LP247, 2014) 30. AFX - untitled 97 (as Steinvord w/ Squarepusher) 31. AFX - hypersquij 32. AFX - nova robotiks 33. AFX - nocares 34. AFX - fogbeak 35. AFX - ibiza spliff 36. AFX - Outage. shit smothered (same on CAT 00897, 1997) 37. AFX - glock+onion 38. AFX - Outtake. (throatie) # Nokogiribiki Weird broadcast radio since 2005. Eine Sendeübernahme von Radio Blau aus Leipzig. * https://nokogiribiki.tumblr.com

Tonight's edition features new tunes from Sarah Davachi, Christina Galisatus, The Grid + Robert Fripp and plenty more! Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Empire by The Grid + Fripp on Leviathan (The Grid and Robert Fripp)

Nick found a new album he's excited to share this week. Legendary bassist Pino Palladino & producer, multi-instrumentalist Blake Mills released “Notes With Attachments” earlier this year. It's both very easy to listen to and a 13 piece band performing complicated jazz arrangements of West African & Cuban inspired funk melodies. It's also worth checking out!Songs:Pino Palladino & Blake Mills - “Djurkel”Pino Palladino & Blake Mills - “Ekuté”Greg joins us from the road on his way up to Seattle & he thought it was a perfect opportunity for another “State of the Art”. Greg sticks with Seattle this time, Jay shares his favorite bands & artists from his home state of Pennsylvania & Nick tosses in some Maryland bands as well. Song: Bill Frisell, David Holland, Elvin Jones - “Moon River”For our ninety-second episode, Jay brings us the music of 1992. We start off with Tom Waits “Bone Machine”, swing by the pop charts for a bit, move along to Dr. Dre's “Chronic”, stop at Pavement's debut “Slanted & Enchanted” & Rage Against The Machine's self-titled first album, en route to Aphex Twin's “Selected Ambient Works 85-92” and rendezvous at September 29, which gave us Alice In Chains “Dirt” & Stone Temple Pilot's debut “Core”. Turned out to be a pretty solid year!Songs:Tom Waits - “Dirt in the Ground”Alice in Chains - “Them Bones”

You Have To Hear This! is hosted by Ryan Terry, Lucas Cottet, and Evan Donnelly. This week, Ryan, Lucas, and Evan discuss Jar of Flies by Alice In Chains, Peter Gabriel III: Melt by Peter Gabriel, and Selected Ambient Works 85-92 by Aphex Twin. Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/youhavetohearthispodcast/ Ryan's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ryanjackowskiterry/ Lucas' Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mandarinjarritos/ Ill's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/illsmusic/ Evan's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/donnelly.evan1/ Evan's Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/donnellyevan Podcast art by Emilia Laraiso and Connor Bessey-Nolan. Music by Evan Donnelly. Ryan is also on the show Terry Talks Podcast, and similar shows worth listening to are You Have To Watch This! and Stories Worth Sharing, hosted by Clayton Terry. The next episode's albums are Bloom by Beach House, You Forgot It In People by Broken Social Scene, and Philharmony by Haruomi Hosono.

You Have To Hear This! is hosted by Ryan Terry, Lucas Cottet, and Evan Donnelly. This week, Ryan, Lucas, and Evan discuss Cage The Elephant by Cage The Elephant, Home, Like Noplace Is There by The Hotelier and Big Science by Laurie Anderson Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/youhavetohearthispodcast/ Ryan's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ryanjackowskiterry/ Lucas' Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mandarinjarritos/ Ill's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/illsmusic/ Evan's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/donnelly.evan1/ Evan's Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/donnellyevan Podcast art by Emilia Laraiso and Connor Bessey-Nolan. Music by Evan Donnelly. Ryan is also on the show Terry Talks Podcast, and similar shows worth listening to are You Have To Watch This! and Stories Worth Sharing, hosted by Clayton Terry. The next episode's albums are Selected Ambient Works 85-92 by Aphex Twin, Jar of Flies by Alex In Chains, and Peter Gabriel III: Melt by Peter Gabriel.

Originally recorded on March 28, 2020, this episode of TNT discusses the debut album by Aphex Twin, "Selected Ambient Works 85-92," released by Apollo Records on November 9, 1992.

Eddie Hale began exploring electronic music in 2003. Embodied in a heritage of classical to contemporary music, it wasn’t until he engaged in seminal records like Nightmares on Wax – Smoker’s Delight and Aphex Twin’s Selected Ambient Works that the electronic spark was ignited. Eddie was immediately influenced by the cutting-edge 90’s and early 00’s Detroit legacy, followed by a move to Berlin, which, as he recalls “had a big impact on me through the freedom experienced there, but also the heavy ‘Berlin luft’ atmosphere, which I found really moving.” 2008 saw the start of Eddie’s DJ career; as he cut his teeth with house and electro in home town Melbourne. Reflecting on this period, he acknowledges, “those early days really cemented my love for it, being given the opportunity to perform at iconic Australian festivals like Strawberry Fields and Rainbow Serpent.” 2014 saw Eddie travel across the globe to display his hard work in Amsterdam at ADE, a set at Mardi Gras 2017 in Sydney, followed by a 2019 trip to Berlin’s notorious Tresor. His productions consist of rich, swirling, synthesised chords; raw drum patterns and deep grooves. The Eddie Hale sound is soulful, futuristic and full of energy - filled by techno, breaks and ambience. This versatility, coupled with sound production prowess has inevitably led him to collaborations, projects and releases with some of the finest artists and labels from Berlin to Detroit. Notable mentions include 2015 EP’s on Flash Recordings, and DJ300’s Motech followed by acclaimed cuts on respected imprints Intacto Records and Kevin Saunderson’s classic KMS. More recently, mid2019 saw ‘Ritus’, an alias between Eddie and Ray Kajioka on Swedish label Parabel. 2020 will play base for new material on ODD/ EVEN, Andre Kronert’s bespoke vinyl label, with a remix by Jon Hester included. Subsequent to this comes the launch of record label ‘Denude’ a new special project by Eddie, consisting of vinyl releases, supported by remixes from Joel Mull and TWR72. This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

Eddie Hale began exploring electronic music in 2003. Embodied in a heritage of classical to contemporary music, it wasn't until he engaged in seminal records like Nightmares on Wax – Smoker's Delight and Aphex Twin's Selected Ambient Works that the electronic spark was ignited. Eddie was immediately influenced by the cutting-edge 90's and early 00's Detroit legacy, followed by a move to Berlin, which, as he recalls “had a big impact on me through the freedom experienced there, but also the heavy ‘Berlin luft' atmosphere, which I found really moving.” 2008 saw the start of Eddie's DJ career; as he cut his teeth with house and electro in home town Melbourne. Reflecting on this period, he acknowledges, “those early days really cemented my love for it, being given the opportunity to perform at iconic Australian festivals like Strawberry Fields and Rainbow Serpent.” 2014 saw Eddie travel across the globe to display his hard work in Amsterdam at ADE, a set at Mardi Gras 2017 in Sydney, followed by a 2019 trip to Berlin's notorious Tresor. His productions consist of rich, swirling, synthesised chords; raw drum patterns and deep grooves. The Eddie Hale sound is soulful, futuristic and full of energy - filled by techno, breaks and ambience. This versatility, coupled with sound production prowess has inevitably led him to collaborations, projects and releases with some of the finest artists and labels from Berlin to Detroit. Notable mentions include 2015 EP's on Flash Recordings, and DJ300's Motech followed by acclaimed cuts on respected imprints Intacto Records and Kevin Saunderson's classic KMS. More recently, mid2019 saw ‘Ritus', an alias between Eddie and Ray Kajioka on Swedish label Parabel. 2020 will play base for new material on ODD/ EVEN, Andre Kronert's bespoke vinyl label, with a remix by Jon Hester included. Subsequent to this comes the launch of record label ‘Denude' a new special project by Eddie, consisting of vinyl releases, supported by remixes from Joel Mull and TWR72. This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

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Support YACHT on Bandcamp: https://yacht.bandcamp.com/track/avril-14th-single YACHT Quarantine Cover Series No. 4 This is the most beautiful Aphex Twin song, "Avril 14th," from the album Drukqs (2001), composed originally for a high-tech Yamaha player piano called the Disklavier. It's been raining nonstop in Los Angeles and we've been spiraling inwards into all our favorite music; we read Marc Weidenbaum's 33 1/3 book about "Selected Ambient Works" recently and learned that Richard D. James does a lot of his best work in between naps. This is a song for the in-between period of sleep and waking. Credits: Released April 14, 2020 Recorded, performed, produced, and mixed by YACHT Mastered by Timothy Stollenwerk

Promesse faite il y a longtemps et que je commence à tenir. Voici la première partie de la rétrospective Aphex Twin.  De sa jeunesse à son premier album.

Shock World Service 090: The Spatial Relationship by Jon Averill 28/12/19 Dublin, Ireland 1. Mark Isham - Winter It is winter at the time of recording. I'm always on the ball. 2. Gabriel Yared ‎– 37°2 Le Matin I know very little about this track, it's French. It means '37.2°C in the morning'. Le Google will you more. 3. Lifted - Now More Than Ever Actually probably the newest track on this podcast. Very much a mash-up of styles in all senses. Beats & samples drop in never to be heard again. There's a threat of a structure but that seems to never quite manifest. 4. 7 Hurtz - 3 Sisters. One of the very last compact discs I own & a great one at that. From the album Electroleum on Trevor Jackson's Output recordings. The term 'funky electro' sounds awful but this track does not. 5. Rare Silk - Storm I thought this was a much newer record before researching, mixing doo-wop style vocals with modern chord progressions & primal rhythms. 6. Peder Mannerfelt – Building of the Mountain Hypnotic & tense rave stabbing 7. Bing & Ruth - The How of it Sped From David Moore's Brooklyn collective Bing & Ruth, this track taken from their release 'No Home of the Mind 'on 4AD. 8. Girl Unit - Back From 2018's Song Feel EP, very much embracing the glistening DX-7 driven 1980s aesthetic. 9. Steve Hauschildt - Saccade A saccade is the measurement of eye movements, more accurately a rapid movement of the eye between fixation points. 10. Tuxedomoon - Do it for Van Gogh From the Blue Velvet Revisited soundtrack. A 2016 documentary about the making of David Lynch's Blue Velvet 11. Luke Slater - Weave Your Web Been a massive fan of Luke Slater since his 1997 album Freek Funk but never really found a place for his music on the podcasts. Wrong righted. 12. RX-101 - Pulse Shaper Taken from this year's (2019) Dopamine album which is an unashamed soundalike for Aphex Twin's Selected Ambient Works 85-92. 13. Cylob - Skylight Another Aphex associated track in that Cylob put out a lot of his early work on Rephlex Records 14. Henry Mancini - We've Loved Before And so here we are again, the end of our journey. Guided here by Henry Mancini who's music I for some reason call 'log collecting music'. See ya.

Jake is joined by longtime friend and former bandmate Mark Miller. Together they tell each other bad jokes, talk about their dreams, and discuss what it's like to work in a library.Music recommendations are “Nixon in China” by John Adams, and “Selected Ambient Works 85-92” by Aphex Twin.

On Episode 14 of Ferda Tunez, the boys cover new releases from Kanye West, Frank Ocean, Tyga, Selena Gomez, Madeon & Gucci Mane. We discuss the controversial rollout of ‘Jesus Is King’, John Witherspoon's unfortunate passing, Taylor Swift getting artist of the decade at the AMA’s and many more news stories from the past 2 weeks. We rank our top 10 songs from Travis Scott and Gianmarco picks Aphex Twin’s ‘Selected Ambient Works 85-92’ as our Classic of the week! Follow us on Instagram, Twitter, Facebook etc. @FerdaTunez for much more content from us! Jesus Is King review on Instagram coming soon! Wyatt’s Youtube channel coming soon! Intro track: New Body (LEAKED SONG) - Kanye West

Listen to the applications received in the feeder sound OPEN CALL for DJs and producers & VOTE on https://www.feeder.ro/2019/08/25/vote-sound-open-call/ Steve – Feeder Sound Open Call Set description: “Recorded a while back at one of MaiVenim's afterparties in my hometown Iasi. The set is a statement of both mixing and sound skills. The tracks are like puzzle pieces set to match one into another to create a distinct journey through sound. The tempo is fast as my musical roots are set in the techno scene All said, sit back and let it flow!” About @steviestevesteven Steve has a simple goal in mind, making people connect through music. There are few DJs out there than can transpose into the collective consciousness of the crowd as he can. So far he got to play alongside the likes of Arapu, Nima Gorji, Melodie and many more but the biggest highlight of his career so far being warming up for Valentino Kanzyani. Production-wise, he likes to keep mostly to himself and share his works only with a select few. https://www.facebook.com/stevem0sic/ Current city: Limassol, Cyprus

Selected Ambient Works '19

Label Series N°008 - Warp Records (London / UK) 01 - FLYING LOTUS_Intro / A Cosmic Drama (0'00) (Cosmogramma / 2010) 02 - JACKSON & HIS COMPUTER BAND_Arpeggio (2'30) (Smash / 2005) 03 - PREFUSE 73_Cliche Intro (5'50) (Vocal Studies + Uprock Narratives / 2001) 04 - ANTI POP CONSORTIUM_9.99 (7'30) (The Tragic Epilogue / 2001) 05 - MOUNT KIMBIE_Home Recording (9'40) (Cold Spring Faultless Youth / 2013) 06 - DARKSTAR_Aidy's Girl Is A Computer (14'00) (North / 2009) 07 - ONEOHTRIX POINT NEVER_Connie (18'30) (Good Time / 2017) 08 - SQUAREPUSHER_Theme From Ernest Borgnine (21'40) (Feed Me Weird Things / 1996) 09 - PLAID_Dang Spot (29'00) (Restproof Clockwork / 1999) 10 - BIBIO_Bewley In Grey (32'30) (Fi / 2015) 11 - LEILA_Mettle (33'50) (Blood Looms & Bloom / 2008) 12 - BOARDS OF CANADA_Music Is Math (37'30) (Geogaddi / 2002) 13 - THE BLACK DOG_Pod#1 (42'00) (Music For Adverts / 1996) 14 - TRICKY DISCO_Tricky Disco (43'20) (PLONE Remix) (Warp 10+3 Remixes / 1999) 15 - AUTECHRE_Bike (45'50) (Incunabula / 1999) 16 - APHEX TWIN_Heliosphan (49'20) (Selected Ambient Works 85-92 / 1994) 17 - CLARK_Pleen 1930 (53'40) (Clarence Park / 2001) 18 - BATTLES_Africastle (55'00) (Glass Drop / 2011)

Ahead of his performance at London’s The Jazz Cafe Colleen spoke to Ben Hayes on stage to dig deep into his love of Aphex Twin and why the music remains as relevant as ever. Check out the interview and full performance below. Read more: Album of the Month – Aphex Twin ‘Selected Ambient Works 85-92’

In which, our hero fails to find the on switch for 9 whole minutes. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 9′54″ Xtal by Aphex Twin on Selected Ambient Works 85-92 (Selected Ambient Works 85-92) 15′44″ Didgeridoo by Aphex Twin on Didgeridoo (R&S) 24′51″ This Must Be the Place (Naive Melody) (live) by Talking Heads on Stop Making Sense (Sire) 29′16″ Some Kinda Love (Closet Mix) by Velvet Underground on The Velvet Underground (MGM) 34′19″ Monkey Gone to Heaven by Pixies on Doolittle (4AD) 38′30″ Stakker Humanoid by Humanoid on Humanoid (-) 42′56″ Telefone 529 by Musicology on Artificial Intelligence (Warp) 46′55″ Reich: Electric Counterpoint - 1. Fast by Pat Metheny on Reich: Different Trains, Electric Counterpoint (-) 54′07″ Little Fluffy Clouds by The Orb on Little Fluffy Clouds (W.A.U. Mr Modo) 58′41″ Z Twig by Aphex Twin on Selected Ambient Works Volume 2 (Warp) 61′19″ Danny's Song by PFM on Logical Progression (FFRR) 69′48″ We Want Your Soul by Adam Freeland on Now & Them (Marine Parade) 75′11″ Genetica Electronica (Gaudi remix) by Capucino on Genetica Electronica (Cavernjatt) 82′40″ Wake Up (Original 'Full Vocal' Mix) by False Prophet on Wake Up (Spatial Mixes) (TAKE) 90′05″ long bone by Sofa Surfers on Cargo (Klein) 94′17″ world of dispensation by Singers and Players on War Of Words (On-U Sound) 98′43″ Soul Decay by Roots Manuva on Brand New Second Hand (Big Dada) 102′39″ Gambia Via Vagator Beach by Nightmares on Wax on Smokers Delight (Warp) 105′43″ I Got To Tell You by Dr. Octagon on Dr. Octagonecologyst (Bulk) 106′28″ Earth People by Dr. Octagon on Dr. Octagonecologyst (Bulk Recordings) 116′49″ This Unfolds by Four Tet on There Is Love In You (Domino) Check out the full archives on the website.

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On 101 Dimensions this month we have a diversity of electronic/ambient material from the 70's up through today! Here's the playlist if you are listening along:1. British Theatre – Blue Horror (from the album Mastery, 2016)2. Gary Numan – Cars (from the album Pleasure Principle, 1979)3. Chris Carter – The Man Machine (from the album Electronic Sound, Vol. 2, 2016)4. Galahad – Year Zeroverture (from the album Year Zero, 2002)5. Northwoods – Elements (from the album Elements, 2014)6. Eurythmics – Here Comes The Rain (from the album Touch, 1983)7. Aphex Twin – Cliff (from the album Selected Ambient Works, Vol. 2, 1994)8. Kraftwerk – Metropolis (from the album The Man Machine, 1978)9. Billy Ray Martin – Crackdown (from the album Electronic Sound, Vol. 2, 2016)10. Eurythmics - Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This) (Hot Remix) (from the album Sweet Dreams Are Made Of This, 1983)11. Mike Oldfield – Nothing But/Bridge To Paradise (from the album Earth Moving, 1989)12. Gary Numan – Engineers (from the album Pleasure Principle, 1979)13. Nine Inch Nails – Ghosts II (from the album Ghosts I-IV, 2008)14. Vangelis – Islands Of The Orient (from the album Oceanic, 1997)15. Tim Blake – New Jerusalem (from the album Blake's New Jerusalem, 1978)Until next time...take care and Prog On!Tony

Howdy, friends! I hope you are all well. It's my turn on 101 Dimensions again and I've been so busy with other stuff that I did not prepare a themed show this month...just a regular old 101 Dimensions full of awesome electronic and ambient Progressive music! I hope you enjoy! Here's the playlist for those inclined to follow along:1. Archive - Blue Faces - Driving In Nails (from the album The False Foundation, 2016)2. Ambeon - Fate (from the album Fate Of A Dreamer, 2001)3. Isao Tomita - Arabesque (from the album Snowflakes Are Dancing, 1974)4. Kraftwerk - Kometenmelodie 1 (from the album Autobahn, 1974)5. Aphex Twin - Tree (from the album Selected Ambient Works, Vol. II, 1994)6. Kraftwerk - Kometenmelodie 2 (from the album Autobahn, 1974)7. Har - Blue Searchlight (from the album Obscura, 2010)8. Kitaro (with Jon Anderson) - Island Of Life (from the album Dream, 1992)9. David Arkenstone - Water Of Life: Out Of Darkness & Transformation (from the album Return Of The Guardians, 1996)10. Yanni - Nightbird (from the album Nightbird, 1997)11. Amon Düül II - Yeti (Improvisation) (from the album Yeti, 1970)12. TANGERINE DREAM - Nebulous Dawn (from the album Zeit, 1972)Until next month...I wish you and yours much happiness. Remember that it is not WHAT you have in life, but WHO you have in life that really matters. Be good to each other and Prog On, brothers and sisters!Tony

My turn on 101 Dimensions again (boy the months fly by)! This time I've got a bit of an eclectic mix of new and old electronic and ambient type stuff! (Don't forget 101 Dimensions features ALL MUSIC and NO TALKING!) Here's the playlist for this month's show:1. Patrick Moraz – Heroic Fantasy (from Future Memories II, 1982)2. Erik Norlander - Adrift On The Fire Seas Of Orion's Shield (from Seas Of Orion, 2004)3. Jean-Michel Jarre – Oxygene Part V (from Oxygene, 1977)4. The Orb – Slug Dub (from Orbus Terrarum, 1995)5. Aphex Twin – Actium (from Selected Ambient Works, 85 – 92, 1993)6. The Art of Noise – Moments In Love (from Who's Afraid Of (The Art Of Noise), 1984)7. Larry Fast's Synergy – Sequence 14 (from Sequencer, 1976)8. Ashra – Sunrain (from New Age Of Earth, 1976)9. Redshift – Runes (from Oblivion, 2004)10. Brian Eno – One-One (from Ambient 1 – Music For Airports, 1978)I hope you enjoy! Until next month, be good to each other and remember to...Prog On, brothers and sisters!Tony

This is probably the most consistently mellow set I've done for Warm Focus- relaxed to the point of verging on ambient or new age at times. I hope you enjoy it- this is one to put on in the background and slow down with. First broadcast on BFF.fm on 03 - 23 - 2016. Tracklisting timecodes are relative to that broadcast time, Noon PST. 12:00pm Midcentury Motion by Talkdemonic on Ruins (-) 12:02pm Strength Through Fragility by Clark on Clark (-) 12:04pm The Big Ship - 2004 Digital Remaster by Brian Eno on Another Green World (-) 12:07pm Aurelian Way by Land Observations on Roman Roads IV-XI (-) 12:12pm Hello You by Casino vs. Japan on Night on Tape (-) 12:13pm At the New House / First Day of School by Chris Remo on Gone Home: OST (-) 12:14pm Land, Repair, Refuel by LNRDCROY on Much Less Normal (-) 12:17pm Chatoyant (Beauty Bass) (Instrumental) by Sabzi & MADE IN HEIGHTS on MADE IN HEIGHTS (Instrumentals) (-) 12:20pm Not a Number by Apparat on Walls (-) 12:24pm Pound for Pound by The Bad Plus on Made Possible (-) 12:29pm Hip-Hop Spa by Fatima Al Qadiri on Genre-Specific Xperience (UNO NYC) 12:33pm Anything You Synthesize - Ambient by The American Dollar on Ambient One (-) 12:36pm Tone Twilight Zone by Cornelius on Point (-) 12:40pm Leaving the Tetons by Mark Preston on Nature & Design (-) 12:45pm Fragments of Memories as a Child by The Abbasi Brothers on Something Like Nostalgia (-) 12:48pm OH by Plaid on Reachy Prints (Warp) 12:51pm Birth of a Star by Goddamn Electric Bill on Jazz (-) 12:54pm Too Much to Lose (Niva Remix) by Sun Glitters on Everything Could Be Remodeled and That's Fine (-) 12:56pm Places by Schlohmo on Bonobo - Late Night Tales (-) 1:01pm Squarepusher by Every Day I Love on Ultravisitor (-) 1:04pm Flying by Garth Stevenson on Flying (-) 1:09pm Hiatus by Nobody on Ghost Notes (-) 1:13pm Coil by Daisuke Tanabe on After Few Layers Before (-) 1:18pm Hawkmoth by Plaid on Reachy Prints (Warp) 1:24pm #3 by Aphex Twin on Selected Ambient Works Volume II (Warp) 1:31pm Petrichor by Set & Setting on Equanimity (-) 1:33pm Hummingbird by George Winston on Summer (-) 1:38pm Montana - Christopher Willits Remix by Tycho on Awake (Deluxe Edition) (Ghostly International) 1:45pm Red-Eye by The Album Leaf on Into the Blue Again (-) 1:51pm Pulse by Shigeto on Intermission (Ghostly International) 1:58pm Ageispolis by Aphex Twin on Selected Ambient Works 85-92 (Warp)

I can still very vividly recall the first time I heard ambient music. It was during my teenage years. I popped in the record store at our local mall—a Sam Goody or something like that—and picked up Selected Ambient Works, Vol. II by Aphex Twin. I had read about ambient but had never actually heard it. I remember being very surprised and delighted to find this album at such a small shop in our relatively small town. (Mind you, this was in the mid ‘90s, so music consumption via the internet wasn’t really a thing except for the tech elite.) I wandered back to the car, popped in the CD, and was absolutely mesmerized and transplanted by what I heard. The dark, eerie vibes of SAW2 aren’t exactly the ideal introduction to the genre, but I managed to gulp it all down without any trouble. From that moment forward, I knew this music would be a passion of mine. And fittingly, the SAW duology is some of the most celebrated and sought after material in Richard D. James’ (aka Aphex Twin’s) catalog. However his ambient work at large is scarce in comparison to his vastly more plentiful beat-centric material. When James shocked the electronic music world earlier this year by leaking 175 previously unreleased and unheard early demos on SoundCloud, it was no big surprise that ambient music made up a tiny fraction of the flood. Not that I’m complaining—this clutch of tracks is an absolute treasure—but I’d be lying if I said that I wasn’t hoping for more SAW2-style ambient out of the whole ordeal. After all that’s the era of his career that shaped me the most. I’ve noticed that many of the fan mixes dedicated to the flood—both simple SoundCloud sets and intricate DJ sets alike—seem to favor James’ SAW1-era ambient techno tracks over the beatless tracks more akin to SAW2. (Even James put together a SoundCloud playlist entitled SAW 1.5, which is all techno.) But since I’m clearly biased toward his beatless efforts, those were my focus for this podcast. Luckily James’ friend and collaborator Mike Paradinas (aka µ-Ziq) followed James’ lead and leaked 156 of his own demos, which include a few beatless numbers. The combined beatless efforts of the two producers exceeds an hour, and it makes for good album-style listening. This may be the closest thing we’ll ever get to another SAW2-style album out of RDJ, so let’s savor these selections.

Alors que la France entière est en train de crever de chaud, nous vous proposons ce rafraichissement qui, nous en sommes sûr, arrive à point nommé. Aphex Twin nous aurait-il menti ? Les Japonais prennent-ils le pouvoir ? Phil Goud va-t-il nous moinsser? Découvrez tout cela et bien plus encore dans ce nouvel épisode des Abyssales. TRACKLIST Graze – Gneiss LP « Soft Gamma Repeater » – 2014 – New Kanada Locked Groove – Rooted EP « Rooted » – 2012 – Hotflush Recordings Mella Dee – Reach Out Beat-tape « Rhythm Nation » – 2015 – Digital Soundboy Recordings Umio – Ad Hoc Apricot LP « Float » – 2015 – Mozyk Vermelho – I’m a Cliché Edit Service 49 2015 – Edit Service, sous-label d’I’m A Cliché The Books – A Cold Freezin Night LP « The Way Out » – 2010 – Temporary Residence Limited Zinovia – Chimera LP « The Gift Of Affliction » – 2013 – Tympanic Audio Aphexia – Affinity LP VA « Snowflakes IV » – 2013 – Raumklaug Music Frank Riggio – Vulqkrom LP VA « Fall Is A House Of Gold & Rain » – 2012 – Voxxov Records Aphex Twin – Diskhat All (prepared1mixed) LP « Computer Controlled Acoustic Instruments Pt2″ – 2015 – Warp Records Keita Sano – Onion Slice LP « Holding New Card » – 2015 – 1080p DJ Gregory – Elle (EOL Ritual) EP « Elle » – 2007 – Faya Combo / Defected NOTES DE L'EMISSION Comme d’habitude, quelques précisions concernant l’émission: – Ce que raconte Aphex Twin sur le titre Diskhat All (prepared1mixed) – La beat-tape de Mella Dee est en téléchargement libre, ça s’appelle « Rhythm Nation », vous pouvez y aller les yeux fermés.Télécharger l’album de Mella Dee – 59 « Edit Service », ça fait du son à écouter, c’est également téléchargeable gratuitement.I’m a cliché Edit Service – Lors de notre « débat » sur « Aphex Twin est-il un menteur ? », nous avons passé « XTal » issu de l’album « Selected Ambient Works 85-92″, sans doute l’un des meilleurs albums d’ambient au monde.(1992, R&S Records) – http://www.discogs.com/Aphex-Twin-Selected-Ambient-Works-85-92/master/565 – Podcloud, c’est le service pour découvrir des podcasts, comme nous vous en avons souvent parlé.Et erreur impardonnable, nous avons oublié le nom d’un des membres de l’équipe (bien qu’ils ne soient que 2), c’est donc bien évidemment Phil Goud. Nos excuses quant à cet oubli.

I've already done a "Favorite Ambient Albums" mix and a "Favorite Ambient Artists" mix so it makes sense that there would eventually be a "Favorite Ambient Tracks" mix.  And here it is. Ambient music is definitely not a song based genre.  I like to remember works as a whole or an artist's work as a whole.  There are artists that I absolutely love but can't name more than a handful of specific tunes.  So it sort of goes against form to make a list of fav ambient tracks.  That being said, when I sat down to make a list there were a few cuts that I immediately knew I wanted in the mix, like Structures From Silence. This is a looong mix, clocking in at 2 hours and 9 minutes.  I wanted to let some of the longer tracks breathe, even if I couldn't play the entire 28 minutes of Structures. Here's a few thoughts on the tunes that made the cut... The first track in the mix is a beautiful watery tune, Submarine Poetry, from krill.minima.  I used this one as the first cut in my first "sea" mix and every time I play that mix I marvel at how perfect this tune is. Next up is Lantern Marsh by Brian Eno.  I could have filled this entire mix with Eno favorites but I had to try and limit myself somehow.  I love On Land and this cut pretty much sums up that wonderful album for me. Track number three is Lear by Stuart Dempster, Panaiotis and Pauline Oliveros.  I'm curious as to how widely known the album Deep Listening is.  This is not classic Eno or Roach ambient.  The recording took place inside a huge cistern which is responsible for its tremendous reverb.  The unusual instruments of accordion, trombone, didgeridoo and voice use the acoustics of the cistern to create long sustained drones.  The effect is hypnotic & beautiful. The fourth cut is the previously mentioned Steve Roach track, Structures From Silence.  A lot of ambient music doesn't really have a recognizable melody but this song is about as close as you'll get.  I've been listening to this one for a loooooong time and never seem to tire of it. Next is Peter Gabriel's The Nest That Sailed The Sky from the Ovo album.  The album is pretty hit and miss but this tune is gorgeous. Another Eno tune drops next and its Drift from the Apollo album.  There several cuts on this album that could make a lot of great ambient lists but I just like this song because it reminds me of the scenes it was used with in the film For All Mankind.  If you haven't seen the film do so asap! The next cut has been a sleep time favorite for years.  It's A Smooth Surface by A Produce.  I love all the space between notes.  It doesn't really change much over the course of a long track, but that's what I love about it. I have a special place in my ambient heart for the eighth track, Silence Speaks In Shadows, because it was recorded not far from where I live here in Wisconsin.  Paul Vnuk Jr. recorded environmental sounds near his studio in Cudahy.  Those sounds included thunderstorms, street noise, trains and even a police siren wailing in the night.  Combine those field recordings with some droney synths & you've got a great night time atmospheric piece. The Most Beautiful Blue by Eluder is the next cut.  This is a track that I didn't realize how much I liked it until I realized that it kept showing up in mixes & playlists.  Similar to Submarine Poetry, it has that great ocean/sea feel to it that I love. This next cut, Diamond Cove, is from a favorite artist of mine, Kyle Bobby Dunn.  It's from his album Bring Me The Head Of Kyle Bobby Dunn.  Just like Eno I could pick a bunch of KBD songs to put in this kind of mix but I settled on this one because I like its simplicity. The KBD song segues nicely into the Olancha Farewell by Harold Budd.  I didn't know how much I loved this track until I recently heard for the first time in years.  Normally when I think of Harold Budd I think of piano but this track is just too beautiful to keep out of this mix.  It's similar in feel to the KBD song that precedes it and to Rhubarb by Aphex Twin.  Olancha Farewell is from the album Lovely Thunder. The Marsen Jules song, Oeillet Sauvage, is similar in feel to the A Produce track from earlier in the mix.  It has lots of space in between notes, which I love. The third Eno song in the mix shows up next.  It's 1/1 from Music for Airports.  I remember buying this on vinyl the day it was released back in 1978.  I had come to Eno through David Bowie so I knew of some of his quieter stuff on Low and Before and After Science.  But I was unprepared for the deliberate repetition and slowness of Music for Airports.  It blew me away.  This album has remained a favorite to this day. After Eno we move on to Mark Rownd - Painting Twilight.  I hesitated to put this track in because the album as a whole treads very close to new age territory.  But I sort of fell for this album back when it was released in 1998 and it has stayed with me.  Especially the title track, Painting Twilight.  Its got that ebb and flow, breathing quality that I go for. Next up is the classic Aphex Twin cut, Rhubarb from Selected Ambient Works, Vol.II.  I read somewhere once that this cut should be the theme song form the monolith in 2001:A Space Odyssey. The next cut is even more Eno music, this time in the form of the Budd/Eno tune, An Echo Of Night from The Pearl.  A great atmospheric tune that would fit well on Eno's On Land. One of my favorite ambient albums of the last ten years is Butterfly by Disturbed Earth.  First released on Atmoworks in 2012, it was originally recorded in 1977 using a Fripp-style two reel to reel set up.  I love ambient guitar in general and this one just hits the sweet spot of ambient guitar, ebb and flow, and classic sound and fell. I'm not sure how many folks would put this next track on their best of all time lists.  If I were hearing this cut, The Path Not Taken by Thom Brennan, for the first time today I'm sure if I would like it as much as I do.  I know that part of my love for this track is wrapped in the time I discovered it back in the mid 90s when tribal ambient was a big deal.  I've pretty much stepped away from the tribal stuff now, but this track still gets me every time. We reach the end of this epic mix with Fripp & Eno - Evening Star, the title track from Evening Star.  I know, more Eno.  But I couldn't resist this one.  Beautiful cut, perfect end for a favorite mix. Wow!  That's easily the most I've ever written for a mix post.  Hope that didn't bore you to death.  I wasn't planning on a track by track essay but I started talking about a few and it just took off.  Anyway I hope you enjoy this mix I much as I did. T R A C K L I S T : 00:00 krill.minima - Submarine Poetry 07:25 Brian Eno - Lantern Marsh 11:50 Stuart Dempster & Panaiotis & Pauline Oliveros - Lear 20:15 Steve Roach - Structures from Silence 28:40 Peter Gabriel - The Nest That Sailed The Sky 33:00 Brian Eno - Drift 35:25 A Produce - A Smooth Surface(deep meditation version) 46:15 Paul Vnuk - Silence Speaks in Shadows 53:30 Eluder - The Most Beautiful Blue 58:15 Kyle Bobby Dunn - Diamond Cove 01:01:20    Harold Budd - Olancha Farewell 03:20 Marsen Jules - Oeillet Sauvage 09:00 Brian Eno - Music for Airports 1/1 19:00 Mark Rownd - Painting Twilight 24:30 Aphex Twin - Rhubarb 31:00 Budd & Eno - An Echo of Night 33:05 Disturbed Earth - Butterfly 45:30 Thom Brennan - The Path Not Taken 02:01:30    Fripp & Eno - Evening Star 02:08:54    end

On prend les 2 même lascars et on recommence. Second EP de nos aventures électroniques, rythmées ce mois-ci par les voyages dans l’espace-temps… Tout un programme.Habillage sonore Aphex Twin, album « Selected Ambient Works 85-92 », sorti chez R&S Records en 1992: 1er tapis: « XTal » 2ème tapis: « We Are The Music Makers » 3ème tapis: « Heliosphan » TRACKLIST Jean Michel Jarre – Chronologie Part.6 (Redscape rewind part.5 edit) LP: Chronologie – Label/Année: Disques Dreyfus / 1993 Kraftwerk – Spacelab LP: The Man Machine – Label/Année: Kling Klang / 1978 Clancy – Overdue EP: Overdue EP – Label/Année: Dirt Crew Records / 2014 Borealis – Streamsnare LP: Glittervoice – Label/Année: Origami Sound / 2013 BeK – Unfinished EP: Cheikh – Label/Année: Kaometry Records / 2014 Xeroderman – Folia Synesthesia EP: Semaphore – Label/Année: Kaometry Records / 2014 Laurent Garnier – Water Planet EP: Planet House EP – Label/Année: FNAC Dance Division / 1993 Peter Van Hoesen – Challenger EP: Life Performance EP – Label/Année: Tresor / 2013 X-102 – Daphnis (Keeler’s Gap) LP: Rediscovers The Rings Of Saturn – Label/Année: Tresor / 2008 Son Lux – Easy (Arandel Remix) LP: Lanterns – Label/Année: Joyful Noise Recordings / 2013 – remix par Arandel, non licencié Air – Kelly Watch The Stars LP: Moon Safari – Label/Année: Source / 1998 Boards Of Canada – Sick Time LP: Tomorrow’s Harvest – Label/Année: Warp Records / 2013 NOTES DE L'EMISSION Borealis, également connu sous le nom de Jess Somfay, a sorti en 2009 un long format chez Archipel Records, « A Catch In A Voice ». Aldevar avait en effet, sans doute, fumé la moquette puisque Peter Van Hoesen a sorti son premier EP en 2006 et non en 1993. Il n’est donc pas du tout un papy. Par contre, Richie Hawtin a vraiment sorti sur son label Plus8 Records un morceau de Deadmau5. Lui a sans doute fumé la moquette, et a mal vieilli. X-102, composé de Jeff Mills et « Mad » Mike Banks, ont sorti en 1992 la 1ère version de leur vision de l’écosystème de Saturne, « Discovers The Rings Of Saturn », publié également chez Tresor. La version de 2008 est rallongé de 6 tracks supplémentaires. « Moon Safari » est bien sorti en 1998, mais certainement pas chez Record Makers, crée en 2000 par… Air. Il fallait plutôt comprendre, sorti en 1998 chez Source, autre label français de cette époque.

One of the reactions on the earlier 4 hour non stop ambient collages broadcast by Supplement (...dutch radio program with a focus on modern/avant garde/experimental music...) in the past years, was an invitation to contribute two sound installations to the location project called Polderlicht (Amsterdam, november 2001). This is the second one: "Eindpunt (End of the Line)" The first one was "Klanksluis" (SoundLock, as in 'Airlock'). --- originally published on Ambientblog --- Playlist: Brian Eno - Old Brompton Road, feb 20 - Music for White Cube - 1997Brian Eno - The Oval, feb 24 - Music for White Cube - 1997tramrit a'dam 50's - - Library of vanished soundsSara Ayers - Interiors - Interiors - 2001Lost Time Accident - Cave - Age 2 Wonder at - 2001paardentram - Library of vanished soundsBanabila - Primitive Lab - Spherics - 2001Crooked Crow - Bakersfield Station - Replacement Sponge - 2001Fluxion - Unechoic Dream - [Spaces] - 2001DJ Jizello - Hwok_pur - unknown - 2001The East CourtYard - Live Ambient Vibes - 2001Biosphere - Moistened & Dried - Cirque - 2000Francis Dhomont - Espace-escape - Excitations - 2000Jeff Greinke - Harbor Island 2 - Cities in Fog 2 - 1997oude tram interieur - Library of vanished soundsBrian Eno - Camden Town, feb 24 - Music for White Cube - 1997Aphex Trim - 11 - Selected Ambient Works, vol II - 1994tramrit a'dam 50's - Library of vanished soundsRobyn Schulkowsky / Nils Petter Molvaer- VII - Hastening Westward - 1995Thomas Köner - Nuuk - Aubrite - 1995Bill Fontana - Köln-Kyoto Sound Bridge - ?Vladislav Delay - Ranta - Multila - 2000Richard Chartier - Filer - Clicks and Cuts 2 - 2000Biosphere - Proem - Insomnia-No Peace for the Wicked - 1997Stephen Philips - Drone Symphony in E - Cycles 3 - 2000paardentram - Library of vanished soundsoude tram interieur - Library of vanished soundsSutekh - 19xx - Clicks and Cuts 2 - 2000Brian Eno - Lavender Hill, feb 14 - Music for White Cube - 1997