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Dead Soft drops By the Xray Studio to play songs from their new album Big Blue. DJFGQBNYJs will also be spinning some old grunge and punk plus some new music just release this week.Never Forever by Dead Soft on Dead Soft S/T (918128 Records DK2)Ghetto Spaceship by The Black Tones on Cobain and Cornbread (Horus)Disaster in the Making by Shove on Soundtrack for Disaster (Omnibuss Records)Gotcha by Sleeptalker on Big Dream (Lorelei Records)Black Mask by The International Noise Conspiracy on The First Conspiracy (G7 Welcoming Committee Records)I Believe You by Dead Soft on Big Blue (Live Xray Studio)The Wind by Dead Soft on Big Blue (Live Xray Studio)Problems by Dead Soft on Big Blue (Live XRAY Studio)Step Out by Dead Soft on Big Blue (Live XRAY Studio)The Shape I'm In by Beautiful Dudes on The Shape I'm In (Mama Bird Recording Co)Papa Damballah by Malou Beauvoir on Is This Love (Panthera Music International)Roots of K by Konono No. 1 on Kinshasa 1978: Originals & Reconstructions (Crammed Discs)Il Ne Faut Pas Intervenir by Sankayi on Kinshasa 1978: Originals & Reconstructions (Crammed Discs)Eternity by Soundwalk Collective Feat. Patti Smith on Single (Bella Union)Milly by Milly on Our First Four Songs (Dangerbird)Sometimes II by The Shivas on Dark Thoughts (Tender Living Empire)Get It Together by MakeWar on Get It Together (Fat Wreck Chords)Twist the Lens by The Pedaljets on Single (Electic Moth)Rain On Snow (feat. Inspectah Deck, Ghostface Killah, Raekwon) by DJ Shadow on Our Pathetic Age (Mass Appeal)Father Figures by Brother Ali on Secrets & Escapes (Rhymesayers)Fifth Story feat Leikeli47 by Common on Let Love (Loma Vista Recordings)Ride or Die by Megan Thee Stallion x Vickeelo on Queen & Slim: The Soundtrack (Capitol Records)I Walk For Miles by Dinosaur Jr. on Give A Glimpse of What Yer Not (Jagjaguwar)I Would Rather Lose A Friend Than A Spleen by Science Of Yabra on Don't Panic (Code Of Ethics)You Gotta Lose by The Obits on Moody, Standard and Poor (Sub Pop)Best Friends Arm by Pavement on Wowee Zowee (Matador)

On Episode 7 of the Night School series, Mike sits down with Boston hip-hop producer 13pm to talk about his new album "Sleeptalker". 13pm also discusses his creative process with making beats, why hip-hop culture is the most diverse genre, what really went wrong with 2000's mainstream music, how he learned guitar by playing upside down, drops quite the metaphor comparing the music business to the carpentry business, and so much more. He includes some Boston artists to watch for in our song recommendations segment at the end of the episode. Awesome and enjoyable conversation with 13pm, check out "Sleeptalker" on all streaming services.

Featuring stories written and read by Pip Smith, Rachel Ang, Sophia Melika, Victoria Manifold, Zacha Rosen, Pat Grant, and Caramel Sauce Mel.   Links missing in your podcast app? Visit http://fbiradio.com/oritdidnthappen#lovers RED CRAB — PIP SMITH Pip Smith’s latest book is Half Wild. Find more of her work at pipsmith.net Red Crab came out of the sidelines of writing a book about the more serious side of things on Christmas Island. It was read at Cuplet, a regular poetry night in Newcastle. Their next event is on July 11th. Follow them on Facebook for more details. GHOST GIRLFRIEND — RACHEL ANG Rachel Ang is a comics artist from Melbourne, and co-editor of the excellent Comic Sans anthology. Ghost Girlfriend was originally published in parts, as an instagram comic: 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, and 11. The radio version ran slightly ahead of the drawn version, follow Rachel on Instagram for the rest. More of Rachel’s work is at drawbyfour.com Ghost Girlfriend was recorded by Bec Fary, whose Sleeptalker is very much worth checking out. Thanks also to Jordan Fennell. Songs from Ghost Girlfriend: Sola Gratia — SQÜRL (Only Lovers Left Alive soundtrack) Shrine and Dash — Michael Giacchino (Coco soundtrack) FISHBOY — SOPHIA MELIKA Sophia Melika is a storyboard artist, illustrator, animator, and a formidable weeder out of the weak. Find more of her work at sophiamelika.com and on Instagram. Fishboy was originally read at Read to Me, a comics reading night in Sydney. The next Read to Me is on July 2nd. Details on Facebook. SPINE — VICTORIA MANIFOLD Victoria Manifold is a Sydney-based author of many things, and you can follow her work via Instagram. Spine was originally published in her zine collection of short stories Tired Bodies. Songs from Spine: In the Cold, Cold Night — The White Stripes 12 PARTIES WITHOUT YOU — ZACHA ROSEN; READ BY PAT GRANT 12 Parties Without You was read by Pat Grant, a writer and cartoonist. His latest book is The Grot, in collaboration with Fionn McCabe, which you can browse, read online, or buy here. Music in this story was by David Goldschmidt. It was written by Zacha Rosen. 12 Parties was originally recorded by Jess O’Callahan, and read by Bethany Atkinson Quinton for All the Best. Her reading is also unbelievably good. You can listen to it here. Thanks also to Heidi Pett. WAITING FOR LOVE — CARAMEL SAUCE MEL Caramel Sauce Mel is a Sydney-based artist with no small hand in one of the local spoken word scenes. Find more via Instagram or, often, at Word in Hand events.  Episode art by Rachel Ang. Show art by Annie Hamilton.    

GAD!Cast...Radio...Episode 13!!!! 1. "Fantasy Defanged" - Tiger Helicide 2. "Stalker Fantasy" - Snake Church 3. "Sometimes Horses" - Poo Too Weet 4. "Tame" - Stick Shift Frenzy 5. "Circle the Terrace" - AATXE 6. "BACON" - Camping in Alaska 7. "Celebrity Love Song (live 2018)" - The Old World Underground 8. "It's a Great Day for America Everybody"- Survay Says! 9. "Glass House" - Andy Smith 10. "If Only" - Andy Smith & Jesse Norris 11. "Aim Higher" - Intrepids 12. "Aim High" - The Goddamn Rights 13. "Aimless Youth" - Knockabouts 14. "I Aim to Misbehave" - Survay Says! 15. "Gainer" - Angry Housewives 16. "Sleeptalker" - Mount Vesuvius Death March 17. "Darkness" - Savant Harde +Moth Face, Southern Withdrawal, Russian Love Machine, and Adam Harmless!! Listen to GADcast Radio LIVE on Thursdays at 8:30 PM Central on www.podunkradio.com or via the Tune-In app @ www.tunein.com/radio/PoDunk-Radio-s139582 !!! Like us on FB @ www.facebook.com/theGADcast/ Like Podunk Radio on FB @ www.facebook.com/PoDunkRadio/

This podcast feed has been hitting snooze for a while, but it’s time to pull back the covers: SleepTalker is stretching out to a two-hour weekly live radio show on Triple R. That’s a community radio station in Naarm (otherwise known as Melbourne). If you’re in the area you can listen at 102.7 FM, or you can stream it at rrr.org.au, from midnight ‘til 2am Wednesday nights (technically Thursday mornings) AEST. Follow facebook.com/sleeptalkerradio and twitter.com/sleeptalkerpod for updates. Music: ‘Drift’ by Daniel Birch Links, transcript and past episodes at the SleepTalker website: www.sleeptalkerpodcast.com

This week ..Patrick Cotter reads Sleeptalker in a Cold Climate

Crafting audio content takes time, and we all have to start somewhere. Learn from Australian audio producers as they put their past tape to the test. Bec Fary reflected on a clip from episode 1 of SleepTalker - When You Talk About Your Dreams. Listen to the rest here: http://sleeptalkerpodcast.com/1-when-you-talk-about-your-dreams/ Bec Fary is the creator of SleepTalker, the podcast about sleep, dreams, nightmares and what happens in your head after dark. She's also a freelance audio producer and is currently doing her Masters in Design. Listen to more of her work from SleepTalker here: http://sleeptalkerpodcast.com/ Evana Ho reflected on a clip from Episode Four - Divorce, of the Love, Canberra podcast. Listen to the rest here: http://www.lovecanberrapodcast.com/podcast/2016/3/28/episode-four-divorce Evana Ho is the host and creator of Love, Canberra: intimate conversations about love, sex and relationships from the heart of the nation. She is also the co-organiser of the Canberra Podcasting group. Listen to more of her work on here: http://www.lovecanberrapodcast.com/ Jon Tjhia reflected on a clip from The Drowning Man, a piece he made for Paper Radio in collaboration with Chris Somerville. Listen to the full piece here: http://www.paperradio.net/fm/the-drowning-man Jon Tjhia produces Paper Radio, a literary fiction and creative non-fiction podcast. He is also the Wheeler Centre's Digital Editor. Listen to more of his work here: http://www.paperradio.net/ Rosa Gollan reflected on a clip from her piece The Discussion, created for ABC RN's PocketDocs. Listen to the rest here: http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/pocketdocs/the-discussion/8103098 Rosa Gollan is a producer for The Music Show on ABC Radio National. She previously worked as part of their Creative Audio Unit. The Discussion recently won an award at the Third Coast/Richard H. Driehaus Competition. Tim Shiel reflected on a clip from Spirit Duel (feat. Luke Howard & Wally de Backer), which he created for the game The Gardens Between. Find out more about the game here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MkswxaMg4MU&ab_channel=TheVoxelAgents Tim Shiel is a musician and game composer who has worked on projects like Duet, Induction, and The Gardens Between. He's also a presenter on Double J and Triple J. Kate Montague reflected on a clip from Murder in a small town, a two part documentary series she made for ABC RN's Earshot program. You can listen to the full series here: http://www.abc.net.au/radionational/programs/earshot/murder-in-a-small-town/6849926 Kate Montague makes audio content for podcasts, radio broadcast, online publications and exhibitions. She is also the founder and director of Audiocraft - a community for Australian radiomakers and podcasters. Find out more about Kate's work here: http://katemontague.com/

Tonight on SleepTalker, Magan Magan wanders dark Melbourne streets and finds inspiration for his writing. This episode features three of Magan's poems: ‘The Thin Line of Loneliness’, ‘Waking Up At Night’ and ‘Moon Street’. Magan’s working on a poetry collection called ‘Writing Shame Away’. Follow him on Twitter at maganmagan9 to find out when it’s released. A version of this piece was first heard at 'Spend the Night With All the Best', an Audiocraft/All the Best listening party in Sydney. Bec and Magan first met at last year’s National Young Writers’ Festival, where they collaborated on another version of ‘Moon Street’. You can listen to both All the Best episodes at www.allthebestradio.com , or search 'All the Best' on iTunes. The music in this episode is from ‘Swimming With Blue Whales’ by Joseph. Head to josephbuchan.bandcamp.com for more. Joseph’s donating all the proceeds from Swimming With Blue Whales to the Asylum Seeker Resource Centre. Links and past episodes at the SleepTalker website: www.sleeptalkerpodcast.com

Tom Adams and his wife, Lillian Henley, are collaborating on a “gig-theatre” show about Tom’s sleeptalking and sleepwalking. Tonight on SleepTalker, we hear some of the sleepy mumblings keeping Lillian awake, and Tom talks about the inspiration for the show Elephant & Castle. Elephant & Castle launches next year. Head to www.tom-adams.co.uk for updates (while you’re there, have a read of Tom’s blog and listen to more of his nighttime recordings). I’ll also send an update about Elephant & Castle in my newsletter; from now on, I’ll be sending out an email with links to the best sleepy art, music, writing and podcasts I can find. Head to www.sleeptalkerpodcast.com/newsletter to sign up. SleepTalker is produced by Bec Fary. Music credits: ‘Heterotropic (Where We Used to Belong)’ by Bad Bats ‘Blood Petal’ by Blue Dot Sessions ‘The Dream’ by Project 5am ‘Pianofrozebeat’ by Meri Leeworthy

Britta listens in while her partner Jon talks through the night. Britta Jorgensen is a Melbourne-based independent radio producer. Head to www.brittajorgensen.com to learn more about her work. Music credits: ‘Dream Colours’ by Lee Rosevere ‘Evergreen and Resinous’ by Pineresin ‘Dream 2’ by Tonality Star This is the first in a two-part series about sleep talking. Next time, we’ll find out how midnight mumblings are inspiring a London musical. Jon Tjhia designed SleepTalker’s gorgeous new logo and website: www.sleeptalkerpodcast.com is where you’ll find past episodes, find out how to subscribe, and find our contact details if you want to get in touch.

Tonight on SleepTalker, Paige Leacey willingly keeps herself awake and tries to find out what happens to our bodies when we miss out on rest. This story (then called ‘Sleep Tight’) first aired on All the Best, in an episode called ‘In the Red’. Head to www.sleeptalkerpodcast.com to find a link to the original. That’s also where you’ll find links to follow Paige on Twitter and Instagram. This episode was produced by Paige Leacey, with help from Selena Shannon. Music credits: ‘Cosmic Drifting’, ‘Waves of Sleep’ and ‘Dream Colours’ by Lee Rosevere ‘Almost Heaven’ and ‘Summer’s End’ by Homage 'Mother Cavern' by Bad Bats

Tonight on SleepTalker, we’ll hear a story from last year. Bec talks to Declan Mulcahy, director of ____day Night’s Dream, about his theatrical exploration of the dreaming mind. Declan recruited seven performers to write their dreams into an immersive play, where the audience followed the cast through the night and into dreamland. ____day Night’s Dream returns at this year’s Melbourne Fringe Festival; from September 22nd, Declan takes over a Melbourne apartment with a new set of dream adaptations. Head to www.daynightsdream.com for tickets, and to find out more about the show. A version of this story (then called ‘Creative Freedom’) first aired on All the Best, in an episode called ‘In Your Dreams’. For that episode, Bec spoke to people whose dreams followed them well into their waking hours. Head to www.sleeptalkerpodcast.com to find a link to the original. SleepTalker is produced by Bec Fary. Music credits: ‘South Sea Syndrome’ by Scissors For Sparrow ‘Dream 5’ and ‘Dream 7’ by Tonality Star With thanks to Declan Mulcahy and the original ____day Night’s Dream cast: Liam Bellman-Sharpe Rachael Besselink Scout Boxall Iryna Byelyayeva Rémy Chadwick James Christensen Daniel Holmes

Tonight on SleepTalker, we’re writing in our sleep with Clem Bastow. Clem is a freelance journalist and screenwriter, whose Daily Life article “Why I need to sleep naked, alone, and for as long as possible” inspired this episode. Head to www.sleeptalkerpodcast.com to find a link to the original article. SleepTalker is produced by Bec Fary. Music credits: ‘Tiptoe’ by Yeyey ‘Inscencer’ by P C III ‘I Will Come Out of My Den’ by Min-Y-Llan ‘Mother Cavern’ by Bad Bats For a transcript of this episode, head to www.sleeptalkerpodcast.com

Tonight on SleepTalker, we’re saying “goodnight” at the start because we’re listening to a podcast that’s really hard to hear the end of. In this episode, Bec chats to Drew Ackerman, AKA Dearest Scooter, host of Sleep With Me. Sleep With Me is a podcast of “bedtime stories for grown-ups”. Three times a week, Drew records and uploads lulling, meandering tales to try to help his listeners drift. Head to www.sleepwithmepodcast.com to hear more of Drew’s work. SleepTalker is produced by Bec Fary. Head to www.sleeptalkerpodcast.com for a transcript of this episode, and to listen to past episodes. Music credits: ‘Drift’ by Charlie Salas-Humara Sleep With Me podcast music by Christopher Postill ‘Pitter Pattern’ and ‘Top of the Hill, Bottom of the Valley’ by Scissors for Sparrow Clips from Sleep With Me were taken from: Episode 3, 363, 384 and 387

"I Was a Communist for the FBI" - April 30, 1952. Matt (Dana Andrews) is haunted by the realization that he talks in his sleep, and his new roommate is a commie who likes to tape everything while he sleeps! Also, here's an episode of "Superman" from April 15, 1940.

Tonight on SleepTalker, we hear from Heather Joan Day. Heather's story, Tears For Fears of the Dark, was published in the first issue of Alien She Zine. Head to www.twitter.com/emo_flowers to follow Heather. Produced by Bec Fary. Music by Scissors For Sparrow. www.sleeptalkerpodcast.com

James Collopy woke up with a song in his head. He shares it with us tonight on SleepTalker. This interview first aired on All the Best, in an episode called 'In Your Dreams'. Head to www.allthebestradio.com to hear more stories about people whose dreams have followed them into their waking lives. If you'd like to share any sleepy songs, dream recollections, nightmares or stories about what happens in your head after dark, head to www.sleeptalkerpodcast.com to find out how. That's also where you can find past episodes. We're on Twitter, www.twitter.com/sleeptalkerpod and Facebook www.facebook.com/sleeptalkerpodcast. Head over to iTunes if you'd like to subscribe https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/sleeptalker/id956164246 and while you're there, we'd love a rating or a review; let us know what you think of the show! More episodes soon. Until then, goodnight.

This episode comes from Michael Brydon @mwbrydon, co-host of All the Best. Head to www.allthebestradio.com or www.mwbrydon.com to hear more of Michael's work. If you have any dreams, nightmares or sleep stories you'd like to share on SleepTalker, head to www.sleeptalkerpodcast.com to find out how. More episodes coming soon, so stay tuned at www.facebook.com/sleeptalkerpodcast, or subscribe on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/sleeptalker/id956164246 and while you're there, leave a rating or a review and let us know what you think of the show. And we're now on Twitter! twitter.com/sleeptalkerpod

Jeff Emtman, host and creator of Here Be Monsters, shares his "eyes open dreams". Here Be Monsters is an unsettling, fascinating and beautiful podcast about the unknown; if you haven't already, take a listen at www.hbmpodcast.com. SleepTalker is produced by Bec Fary, with thanks to Michael Brydon and Jon Tjhia for your help with #6. If you have any dreams, nightmares or sleep stories you'd like to share on SleepTalker, head to www.sleeptalkerpodcast.com to find out how. More episodes and some exciting announcements coming soon, so stay tuned at www.facebook.com/sleeptalkerpodcast, or subscribe on iTunes https://itunes.apple.com/au/podcast/sleeptalker/id956164246 and while you're there, leave a rating or a review and let me know what you think of the show. Music credits: 'Heterotropic (Where We Used to Belong)' by Bad Bats http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Bad_Bats/Heterotropic_where_we_used_to_belong 'Horizon' by Carlos Ramirez http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Carlos_Ramirez/Refraction_Of_Light/Carlos_Ramirez_Refraction_of_Light_03_Horizon 'Nylon' by This Mess https://soundcloud.com/thismess

Tonight on SleepTalker, we're staying awake with Chloe. Music: 'Shelters' and 'Beach Collage' by Meri Leeworthy. SleepTalker is produced by Bec Fary. If you have any sleep stories, dream recollections, nightmares or thoughts on the dark, let me know at www.sleeptalkerpodcast.com or www.facebook.com/sleeptalkerpodcast

Season 1 of SleepTalker on SYN 90.7 is over, but there's a dream archive of stories to be turned into podcast episodes in the coming weeks so stay tuned. For now, here's a taste of some of the best dream recollections, nightmares and sleep stories from the first live season of the show. The music in this episode is from 'All's Fair in Love of Wax' by The Insider, from the Free Music Archive: http://freemusicarchive.org/music/the_insider/alls_fair_in_love_of_wax/ Image credit: Ben Neoh www.sleeptalkerpodcast.com www.facebook.com/sleeptalkerpodcast

Last week was the very first live episode of SleepTalker. For the next nine weeks, I’ll be hosting SleepTalker on SYN 90.7 in Melbourne. Here's a taste of last week's show. Tune in or stream at www.syn.org.au at 11pm on Wednesday for more dreams, nightmares and stories of what happens in your head after dark. Playlist: Take Our Time - Andras and Oscar Candle’s Fire - Beirut Dream Machine - Mark Farina Sleep Sound - Jamie xx Last Night I Heard Everything in Slow Motion - Oliver Tank Introduction (Good Evening) - Jeff Bridges Dreams Never End - New Order Our Hearts Condemn Us - Jozef Van Wissem

This episode of SleepTalker is the first for 2015, and it's been a long time in the making. Interviewing Zed, and then editing him, required a lot of patience and reworking. But here it is: tonight, Zed tells me how his tattoo was inspired by a dream. SleepTalker is produced by Bec Fary. Visit www.sleeptalkerpodcast.com for more. Music credits: 'Adinatisa O Kaymenos' by Daniel Padden 'Black Eyes' by Nettle Both from the compilation 'On a Steady Diet of Hash, Bread and Salt' at the Free Music Archive: freemusicarchive.org

“The deeper you go into your mind, you discover darkness just as much as you discover light…” Tonight, we’re lucid dreaming with Aaron Gazzola. In this interview, Aaron refers to a study in which lucid dreaming was induced by electric scalp stimulation by Ursula Voss et al. Visit www.sleeptalkerpodcast.com to find a link to the study. And visit www.dream-awake.com for more details about Aaron's work. SleepTalker is produced by Bec Fary. Music credits: ‘Sienne’ and ‘Dowl’ by Podington Bear

This evening on SleepTalker, I'm staying awake with you. In this episode, an early morning phone call and a search for creatures who wake up as the sun is falling asleep. The music in this episode is 'Room Tone' by Gunay Demirci; you can hear more of his work at https://soundcloud.com/thismess. Thank you, audiophile, for your time, patience and generosity. This is part of a series of podcasts about dreams, nightmares and sleep. I'm currently collecting conversations and perspectives on what happens in your head after dark. If you'd like to be involved, or just want to let me know what you think of the project, please get in touch. www.sleeptalkerpodcast.wordpress.com

In the first episode of SleepTalker, hear about my 19th birthday party, my first dream journal, and why we always interrupt each other when we talk about dreaming. Music: 'Twine' by Podington Bear and 'Dowl' by Podington Bear, both from the Free Music Archive. The woman who told you she doesn't care about your dreams is Mrs Matthiessen; that audio is from Episode 511 of This American Life, 'The Seven Things You're Not Supposed to Talk About'. Thank you to everyone who shared their voices and their dreams for this show. This is the first in a series of podcasts about dreams, nightmares and sleep. I'm currently collecting conversations and perspectives on what happens in your head after dark. If you'd like to be involved, or just want to let me know what you think of the project, please get in touch.