Podcast appearances and mentions of thomas leer

Today's exciting episode of Electronically Yours features two of Martyn's oldest friends, Claudia Brücken and Susanne Freytag from XPropaganda. As Propaganda in the 80's, they created a series of seminal recordings with Trevor Horn and ZTT, and their current work with Steve Lipson Claudia also formed the electronic band Act with Thomas Leer, and later One Two with Paul Humphries. Their current album ‘The Heart Is Strange' (produced by Steve Lipson) confirms their status as true innovators in the field of intelligent and intellectually stimulating pop. Ladies and gentlemen – here, at last, is your secret wish, Claudia Brücken and Susanne Freytag... If you can, please support the Electronically Yours podcast via my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/electronicallyours

Thomas Leer & Robert Rental: "Fade Away" taken from the album "The Bridge" The Oracle: "An Ascension" taken from the album "Hypogeum" Public Enemy: "Megablast" taken from the album "Yo! Bum Rush The Show" Public Image Limited: "The Order Of Death" taken from the album "This Is What You Want... This Is What You Get" Glenn Branca: "Third Movement" taken from the album "Symphony No.6 (Devil Choirs at the Gates of Heaven)" Destruction Unit: "Eclipse" taken from the album "Eclipse" Oranssi Pazuzu: "Lahja" taken from the album "Varahtelija" Neu!: "Cassetto" taken from the album "Neu! 2" CAN: "Vitamin C" taken from the album "Ege Bamyasi" Dødheimsgard: "Apocalypticism" taken from the album "Supervillain Outcast" Dolore: "Intento Omicida" taken from the album "L'Orrendo Spettacolo della Morte" Darsombra: "Call The Doctor (Sun Side)" taken from the album "Call The Doctor/Nightgarden" Leon Haywood: "I Wanna Do Something Freaky To You" taken from the album "Come and Get Yourself Some"

Today's Electronically Yours with Martyn Ware episode features the enigmatic electronic pop talents of Thomas Leer. Over 40 years he has created beautiful compositions, and despite his elusiveness has always been a respected composer and performer. In particular, his work as Rental and Leer is legendary, as his is collaboration with Claudia Brucken as ACT. Ladies and gentlemen – international man of mystery, Thomas Leer... If you can, please support the Electronically Yours podcast via my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/electronicallyours

01. Homelife - Buffalos [Ninja Tune] 02. AGF.3 + Sue.C - Crazy [Asphodel] 03. Avey Tare - Chilly Blue [D0min0] 04. Tortoise - Cliff Dweller Society [Duophonic Super 45s] 05. Alt-J - Adeline [Infectious] 06. Blonde Redhead - Top Ranking [4AD] 07. Liars - No.1 Against the Rush [Mute] 08. ELLLL - Housebreaker [First Second] 09. Dry Cleaning - Scratchcard Lanyard [4AD] 10. A Certain Ratio - Friends Around Us [Mute] 11. Actress feat. Sampha - VVY [Ninja Tune] 12. Cornelius - Typewrite Lesson [Matador] 13. The Rapture - In Love With The Underground (Kid 606 Remix) [Gravity] 14. Tokyo Prose & FIS - The Truths [Samurai Horo] 15. Lucy Gooch - Rain's Break [Fire] 16. Lindy-Fay Hella - Otherworld [Ván] 17. Sleep D x Ad Lib Collective - Cavern (Dub Version) [Play On] 18. Funki Porcini - Postcard From Russia [Self-Released] 19. Om Unit - Celestial Envoy [Self-Released] 20. Blind Prophet & Tenor Youthman - Marijuana Burns Capitalism [Dub-Stuy] 21. Xoki & Hieronymus - Super Whale [ZamZam Sounds] 22. Blackhaine & Richie Culver - DID U CUM YET [Participant] 23. Undefined - Three Dub [ZamZam Sounds] 24. Blackhaine & Richie Culver - I'M NOT GONNA CUM [Participant] 25. Al Wootton - Franz [Trule] 26. Martin Deason - Race For The Vaccine (Drum Mix) [Third Wave Audio] 27. Thomas Leer & Robert Rental - The Hard Way In & The Easy Way Out [Industrial] 28. Yao Bobby & Simon Grab - Black Revolution [Lavalava] 29. Burial feat. The Space Ape - Spaceape [Hyperdub] 30. Danny Breaks - Duck Rock [Alphabet Zoo] 31. Tipper - Off Kilter [Tippermusic] 32. Mr. Scruff - Ug [Ninja Tune] 33. DJ Shepdog - Witness The Flava [Nice Up!] 34. Dead Prez - Hip-Hop [Loud]

Episode 110: Electrical Language - Quadrascope, Jupiter Red, Naked Lunch, Box of Toys, Thomas Leer Back in Summer of 2019, Cherry Red Records released a 4-CD compilation titled "Electrical Language: Independent British Synth Pop 78-84." Brian wanted to buy it, but having recently signed up for Spotify, he felt obligated to try streaming his music instead of buying everything he wanted. The Great Spotify Experiment soon came to a disastrous end, and unfortunately, the box set slipped Brian's mind. Fast-forward to Summer of 2020, and Brian has finally acquired the collection. After listening to all 80 tracks multiple times, both Brian & Sarah have deemed Cherry Red's work on the set to be "inspirational and excellent." Of course, 80 songs is a few too many to discuss in one episode, so in this special Summer One-Off show, the hosts each pick 2 or 3 of their favorite tracks to research and report on. Brian and Sarah are both really excited to share what they have learned about these new (to them anyway!) artists. Along the way, the conversation turns to topics like Vince Clarke, Claudia Brücken, is Dave Gahan a "beer boy?", Alison Moyet's early band The Vicars, Austrian Slick-Meister Falco, a Glam Rock band called Hello that neither can recall, and a reminder about our current give-away. Don't forget that we want to send YOU free CDs by Cause & Effect, Von Hertzog, and VHxRR. Trust us - they are all seriously great listens! Songs Discussed: Quadrascope - Baby Won't Phone Jupiter Red - The Secret Affair Naked Lunch - Rabies Box of Toys - I'm Thinking of You Now Thomas Leer - Mr. Nobody Read more at http://www.permanentrecordpodcast.com/ Visit us at https://www.facebook.com/permrecordpodcast Follow us at https://twitter.com/permrecordpod Check out some pictures at https://www.instagram.com/permanentrecordpodcast/ Leave a voicemail for Brian & Sarah at (724) 490-8324 or https://www.speakpipe.com/PermRecordPod - we're ready to believe you! Visit Chattanooga’s #1 Newsletter!!

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Ending the show with something more operatic with songs from Area, Thomas Leer and Malcom Mcaren.

Thomas Leer & Robert Rental - Day Breaks Night Heals DJ Friendly Industrial Cosmic Slow Disco Edit By Petko Turner Industrial Records is a record label established in 1976 by industrial music group and performance artists Throbbing Gristle. The group created the label primarily for self-releases but also signed several other groups and artists. The label gave a name to the industrial music genre. Enjoy. Nothing Left To Say.

01. *** Had to be edited off due to Soundcloud copyright issue, send us a message and we can hook you up with the full mix or go to https://www.mixcloud.com/mrjohnkennedy/k019/. *** 02. Aereogramme - The Unravelling [Sonic Unyon] 03. Associates - No [Beggars Banquet] 04. Boards Of Canada - Jacquard Causeway [Warp] 05. Cocteau Twins - Pandora (For Cindy) [4AD] 06. Edwyn Collins - Witchcraft [Setanta] 07. The Blue Nile - A Walk Across The Rooftops [Linn] 08. Average White Band - Love Your Life [Atlantic] 09. Camera Obscura - James [4AD] 10. Sleep Research Facility - Stealth3 [Cold Spring] 11. The Twilight Sad - Kill It In The Morning [FatCat] 12. Craig Armstrong - Inhaler [Melankolic] 13. Jimmy MacBeath - Hey Barra Gadgie [Drag City] 14. Arab Strap - Afterwards [Chemikal Underground] 15. Mogwai - Terrific Speech 2 [PIAS] 16. Bill Drummond - Ballad For A Sex God [Creation] 17. Primal Scream - First Name Unknown [Creation] 18. Thomas Leer & Robert Rental - Monochrome Days [Industrial] 19. Veldt - Ghost Child [Newtown Products] 20. Cocteau Twins - Five Ten Fiftyfold [4AD] 21. Wells & Moffat - The Unseen Man [CU] 22. Paul Haig - Something Good [Circa] 23. Junto Club - Shiviana [Snap Crackle & Pop] 24. Simple Minds - New Gold Dream (German 12'' Remix) [Universal]

Because Of You, We Survived the Cold of Winter Snow by Cian Ó Cíobháin 24/12/16 Galway, Ireland Label: goo.gl/6VXilY Twitter: twitter.com/shockws All Podcasts: https://goo.gl/bkdZyY 1. Edward Williams - The Sex Life Of The Fern Strange tune title? Perhaps … but not when you realise its context. It's from the soundtrack to David Attenborough's 1979 BBC series ‘Life On Earth'. 2. John Martyn - Head and Heart Achingly beautiful loves song from John Martyn's 1971 classic LP ‘Bless the Weather'. 3. Shelleyan Orphan - Beamheart Caroline Crawley, the lead singer of Shelleyan Orphan, sadly passed away some months back. I was familiar with her vocal work on This Mortal Coil's LP ‘Blood', but had never taken the time out to explore any of her back catalogue, outside of her contributions to Ivo-Watts Russell's 4AD super-group. 4. Perfume Genius - Mr Petersen Taken from Mike Hadreas' debut LP from 2010, this is a song about a teacher he had in his formative years, who had a major influence on him, but later committed suicide. 5. Shiny Two Shiny - Moment To Moment Thanks to Mary Maguire for introducing me to this band. Based in Liverpool, they released 1 album and 2 EPs in the mid-80s. 6. The Strange Walls - Grey To Red ‘…. Won't Last' by New York-based The Strange Walls on Alrealon Musique is one of my albums of the year. 7. Worldbackwards - (Leaving Me) Now Minimal wave quartet from London who initially only released their music on cassettes (there are four of them, all C60s). 8. Peter Gordon & David Van Tieghem - Winter (feat Kathy Acker) Peter Gordon is the bandleader of Love Of Live Orchestra, a multi-genre downtown New York collective that has counted Arthur Russell, David Byrne, Arto Lindsay, Phillip Glass and Laurie Anderson amongst its members. He sent me a thank you email VIA his publicist for playing this one so often on my radio show this year. 9. Thomas Leer - Private Plane Amazing debut single from 1978 from Thomas Leer. 10. Lives Of Angels - Imperial Motors Lost classic from husband/wife duo Gerald and Catherine O' Connell, taken from their 1983 album ‘Elevator To Eden'. Shades of Can, Suicide, Depeche Mode, New Order. 11. Rollers/Sparkers - Kodiak They're from Dublin, they are responsible for my album of the year - ‘Interior Ministry' - and by album, I mean a coherent collection of amazing songs that make complete sense in the way that they're sequenced on the LP. 12. Let's Eat Grandma - Eat Shiitake Mushrooms I believe that this precocious teenage girl duo from Norwich are still in school (only aged 16-17 when they wrote this) and yet…. how on earth did they come up with possibly the best pop-song of 2016? 13. Scraps - Dreams Brisbane's self-styled ‘dehydrated disco queen' released a corker of an album - called ‘TTNIK' - on the always essential Not Not Fun label this year. 14. Blood Orange - Desirée This was my highlight from ‘Freetown Sound', an album which features more great female vocalists, many who previously were unknown to me. 15. The Paradise - In Love With You Made by Alan Braxe (who had a hand in Stardust's ‘Music Sounds Better With You' with Thomas Bangalater and ‘Intro/Running' with Fred Falke) with Romuald Louverjon back in 2003, I have Mike Smalle to thank for introducing me to this 6am afterparty classic. 16. Ruby & The Romantics - Baby Come Home Akron, Ohio R&B 60s group who became big in Belgium when this one became a staple on the Popcorn scene. 17. Liz Damon's Orient Express - 1900 Yesterday Debut single from Liz Damon's Hawaiian band came out in 1971 but I have my truelove to thank for introducing me to it recently. 18. Cocteau Twins - Half-Gifts 20 years ago the Cocteau Twins released their final album ‘Milk & Kisses' and when it came out I recall many of us being completely besotted with this song. Liz Fraser's biographer speculated that songs from this period may be about Jeff Buckley, but the lady herself has neither confirmed or denied this.

Ending the show with some slow from Level 42 and Thomas Leer.

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Mysteries Of The Deep Podcast, Chapter LI. In Search of the Miraculous by Ken Meier. What are we in the infinity of ocean and sky? A small baby at the breast of eternity. Johanna Adriana Ader-Appels, 1975 1. POPOL VUH - Ich Mache Einen Spiegel (Dream Part 4) 2. THOMAS LEER & ROBERT RENTAL - Perpetual 3. ALVA NOTO & RYUICHI SAKAMOTO - Morning 4. GINTAS K - Kazkasss 5. DEAN ROBERTS - Your Media/You Topia 6. BARK PSYCHOSIS - INQB8TR (Alt Mix) 7. IO - Release 8. ZELIENOPLE - Bachelor’s Grove 1 9. BRUCE GILBERT - Angel Food 10. TARA JANE O’NEIL - Over Round In A Room Found 11. ENO MOEBIUS ROEDELIUS - Ikra’n Amizt 12. THOMAS LEER & ROBERT RENTAL - The Hard Way In & The Easy Way Out 13. STEWART WALKER - Sunclipse 14. DOME - Vertical Seeding (VS # 2) 15. ZOVIET FRANCE - Amber 16. DETTINGER - Intershop 7 17. TIM HECKER - Bildmaschine 18. FAUST - D.I.G. (Surgeon Remix) 19. TORTOISE - Onions Wrapped in Rubber 20. PAN AMERICAN - Het Volk https://soundcloud.com/ken-meier

BANDCAMP: https://bit.ly/2EcjjQL Day of the Locust by Jon Averill 3/3/16 London United Kingdom 1. Frank Sinatra - Empty (Extract) This podcast began after a conversation about how overrated I thought Frank Sinatra was. As if to prove myself wrong I shone a spotlight into the darker area of his back catalogue. 2. Fridge - Cut Up Piano & Xylophones Polyphonic probing from Kieran Hebden, Adem Ilhan, & Sam Jeffers. Recording as Fridge back in 2001. 3. Perdita - Rubber City This sounds like it's from a David Lynch film, because it is; Wild at Heart from 1990. 4. HomeSick, Silkersoft & Keight - Faraway Suede Fresh beats recorded at this year's Red Bull Music Academy in Paris. 5. Sinoia Caves - Elena's Sound-World From the soundtrack of Beyond the Black Rainbow, a queasy & uneven retro styled sci-fi film from 2010. 6. Iggy Pop - The Endless Sea Relatively restrained & nuanced balladeering. Endless Sea is from 1979. Which is the last time Iggy Pop wore a shirt. 7. Donald Byrd - Cristo Redentor (Loop) I looped the intro of this track (which also appears on podcast 18) to serve as underpinning for the next. 8. William S. Burroughs - From Here To Eternity A caustic, sardonic piece from Burrough's collection of short stories; ‘Exterminator' from 1973. 9. Thomas Leer & Robert Rental - Day Breaks, Night Heals Proper fuzzy, nasty electronic resonance from 1979. Man music. 10. Vangelis - Le Singe Bleu Been listening to Van the man's pre Blade Runner output a lot recently. This is from 1973's L'Apocalypse des Animaux. 11. Lee Hazlewood - The Nights Hazlewood is the grizzled troubadour who documented the fast disappearing American frontier. We play a lot of Lee on this podcast so much so I actually had to search back through the previous 62 episodes to make sure this track hasn't already been used. 12. P-Model - Kameari Pop Amazing freaky outlandish electropop from Japan circa 1979. 13. Dave Clarke - Splendour Crunchy tractor hip-hop from techno stalwart Dave Clarke showcasing the power of the loop. 14. Gareth Anton Averill - Little Palace Horns Another track recorded at this year's Red Bull Music Academy. Familiar name too. 15. Alan Vega - Love Cry This continues the outsider art template Vega created in Suicide alongside Martin Rev. 16. Moritz Reich - La Fabrique des hommes tristes: Ouverture French melancholy from frenchman Moritz Reich. 17. Frank Sinatra - Empty Is Frank returns to complete one of the more interesting songs in his cannon. I'm still not fully sold though. 18. Laraaji - Zither Dance Apparently discovered by Brian Eno. New age clanging & banging from Laraaji closes out this episode with a hypnotic zither melody. 19. Mare Street Band Recording A little post-script recording I made in Hackney that threatens to break into the Lambada at any point.

Ending the show with a slow set from Thomas Dolby, Thomas Leer and ABC.

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