Podcast appearances and mentions of thomas truax

An hour of brilliant, upfront tunes from the likes of Lunch, Paige Kennedy, Bad Sounds, ALT BLK ERA, Life, Liotia, Posable Action Figures, Lucy Gidley, Nameka, Mayshe-Mayshe, Thomas Truax, March, Dimes, Emily Breeze, Joseph Lawrence, Trills and Trevor Babajack Steger, handpicked by Tom Robinson from the BBC Introducing Uploader.

Frank's guest this week is singer, songwriter, inventor and maverick, Thomas Truax. Thomas talks to Frank about inventing and building his own instruments, or 'bandmates,' how to juggle a number of projects, being inspired by David Lynch, and creative solutions to overcome the absence of conventional live gigs. Thomas's website: https://www.thomastruax.com/ Also, so yourself a favour and sign up for the Full Moon Club on Bandcamp: https://thomas-truax.bandcamp.com/full-moon-music-club This episode features the Thomas Truax songs 'Swimming Back To Wowtown' and 'Save Me' (feat. Gemma Ray). Also ... How do you explain George Clooney? Other music: 65 days of static - Euclid Part 2: https://65daysofstatic.bandcamp.com/album/decomposition-theory-live-091117 Theme tune: ProleteR - April Showers: https://proleter.bandcamp.com Frank’s website: www.frankburton.co.uk Frank’s email: fjb79@hotmail.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For our forth episode, we watched and then discussed two surreal films: David Lynch's "Eraserhead" and Matthew Holness' "Possum". Double Feature: "Eraserhead" & "Possum" Hosted by Daniel Tremor & Oscar Balfour Intro Music: "You Should've Closed The Curtains" by David Cronenberg's Wife Outro Music: "In Heaven (Lady In The Radiator Song)" by Thomas Truax

Special Time Today's Bombshell (Bombshell Radio)Bombshell Radio Lynchland - David Lynch Archivist10am-11am EST bombshellradio.comLynchian #2", our new mix, opens with a moody cover of "I Cover the Waterfront" by The Seven Hats, that builds into a pulsating track by L A N D, "Cold Desire". From there, as in Lynchian #1, you'll get to hear a little bit of everything, from art pop to post-punk, video game music, minimal techno and swamp rock. We're also happy to sneak in a beautiful tune from Dale Cooper Quartet & the Dictaphones ; as their name implies, their music conjures up images of dark alleys and shiny sidewalks, shadows and calcite, gutters and gaslight, and all those things most David Lynch fans should appreciate.includes some tracks by Thomas Truax, LA FEMME, Anna Calvi, Peter McConnell, Trentemøller, Gemma Ray, Tom Waits, Saint Etienne Official, The Fall - Re-mit, 13th Floor Elevators and more.The Lynchian Mixtapes are a collection of songs that sound and feel like they belong in a David Lynch movie. Their purpose is to reflect the peculiar combination of darkness, weirdness and ingenuity in the director's work.01 The Seven Hats - I Cover the Waterfront02 L A N D - Cold Desire03 Thomas Truax - Prove It To My Daughter04 La Femme - Interlude05 Anna Calvi - Wolf Like Me06 Papa Mali - Girls in Bossier City07 Peter McConnell - High Roller08 Trentem¯ller - ... Even Though You re With Another Girl09 Liquid Laughter Lounge Quartet - Maldivion Va a Ser un Nuevo Dia10 Gemma Ray - Rescue Me11 Tom Waits - Talking at the Same Time12 The Fall - Chino13 Dale Cooper Quartet & The Dictaphones - Lampyre Bonne Chere14 Saint Etienne - California Snow Storyhttps://www.mixcloud.com/Lynchland/

Thomas Truax is a one-man band. Listen to his story.

Thomas Truax is a one-man band. Listen to his story.

Andy and Will take a (pseudo-)random walk around the scientific and/or fictional topics suggested by their music collections, from interdimensional transport using gravity pulses to musical trees via whistling at nuclear missiles. TIGJAM UK 6 inspired the theme. Consellation Games by Leonard Richardson, featuring two free chapters. An Important Correction Thomas Truax plays the Hornicator. It is Psapp who built and played the Bone-a-phone. Tracklist Thomas Truax – Inside The Internet Muse – Supermassive Black Hole Brad Fiedel – Terminator 2 main title Placebo – Slave to the Wage Hella – 1-800-GHOST-DANCE Garbage – Special Record Collection by jaztuck3000 Send feedback and comments to show@scienceoffiction.co.uk.

This month's podcast features two tracks from Edinburgh's SL Records by Thomas Truax and Recording The Impossible, plus a chat with editor of The Skinny Dave Kerr on what's in the music section of this month's issue. Then stay tuned for the first ever podcast recorded by Glasgow's Chemikal Underground Records themselves, which features the other two tracks featured in this month's column, by The Phantom Band and Aidan Moffat & The Best-Ofs, as well as other great music on the label. Enjoy! The Phantom Band - Folk Song Oblivion Ironically for a band that once changed their name with every gig, you will be hearing the name The Phantom Band everywhere this year. Possibly the first true contenders to the Beta Band’s crown - not because they’re trying to sound like them, but because their melodies and inventiveness are equally as effortless. This is but a taste of the eclectic first album Checkmate Savage, out now on Chemikal Underground Records. Thomas Truax - Joe Meek warns Buddy Holly 3rd February 2009 marks the 50th anniversary of Buddy Holly’s death. In this ingenious tribute, New York musician Thomas Truax tells the tale of how Joe Meek, the unhinged record producer (and this column’s patron saint) was warned of the exact date from beyond the grave, and some years after his prophesy was proven to be true he shot himself and his landlady - again on the very same date. And in another genius piece of release date irony, it is released by Edinburgh’s SL Records on .... yes - the 3rd of February. Aidan John Moffat & The Best-Ofs - Oh Men! As if last year’s I Can Hear Your Heart wasn’t outrageous enough, here the king of over-sharing and under-shaving lets loose a beery, salacious knees-up about the inability of his fellow fellas not to gape like morons at the sheer loveliness of the female form in all its guises. From the album How to Get To Heaven From Scotland, it’s released by Chemikal Underground with a sleazy wink and a hand up your skirt on February 14th, Valentine’s Day. Recording the Impossible - Popsex Now Paul Vickers has been responsible for some weird shit in his time, both with Dawn of the Replicants and The Leg. However his latest collaboration inspired by Ivor Cutler and at times sounding like a lost episode of Father Ted directed by David Lynch, is off-the-scale bananas. Popsex is a weird little ditty about pop-up books and filthy thoughts. Out now on SL Records. http://www.chemikal.co.uk http://www.slrecords.net