Podcasts about twig harper

Danielle Dax - "Here Come The Harvest Buns" - Jesus Egg That Wept P16.D4 - "10 Up / 3 Down" - Acrid Acme (of) P16.D4 P16.D4 - "Virginal" - Fifty P16.D4 - "Kultstudien Zu Anselm Weiberg (excerpt)" - Distruct P16.D4 - "Meere, Giganten Und Berge (excerpt)" - Distruct John Cage Realized By Aaron Dilloway With Rose Actor-Engel, Twig Harper*, C. Lavender, Quintron, Robert Turman, John Wiese - "Rozart Mix (excerpt)" - Rozart Mix The Residents + Renaldo & the Loaf - "The Sailor Song (excerpt)" - Not Available Paul Bley - "Parks (excerpt)" - Synthesizer Show Emily Berregaard - "Yucca (excerpt)" - Hallowed Georges Gabriele - "La Forêt" - Persephone Ivo Malec - "Turpituda (excerpt)" - Triola Frank Zappa - "While You Were Art II (excerpt)" - Jazz From Hell Charles Dodge w. E. Michael Richards - "Temporal Silence (except)" - Electroacoustic Music Volume I Intersystems - "A Shower For Someone Else" - Intersystems W. Raveneer - "Where Is The End" - Fuzzy Hair Electronics Vol.1 Leda - "Space Ride" - b/w Welcome to Joyland https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/144471

From early mystic folk inclinations to more fried and psychedelic work, Ben Chasny's Six Organs of Admittance project has never settled into an easy, definable zone. But 2024 sees the Six Organs sonic universe expanding kaleidoscopically, even by Chasny's prodigious standards. First was Time Is Glass, an album that documented his return to Humboldt County; then Jinxed By Being, a collaboration with ambient dub master Shackleton, and on September 27th, Companion Rises (Twig Harper Remix), which finds Chasny's 2022 album Companion Rises completely reimagined and re-created by sound artist Twig Harper. The results are unlike anything you've ever heard in the Six Organs catalog—though it's all part of the design, Chasny says. For this return visit to Transmissions, Chasny joins host Jason P. Woodbury to discuss his trio of 2024 releases, his experiences playing with David Tibet's apocalyptic avant-garde collective Current 93, his vision for the DIY recording zine Head Voice, the sounds of spiritualism, and cultivating online community through the Six Organs Patreon. Plus: Animator Mark Neeley drops in for a quick chat about Pure Animation for Now People, his new minute-long, hand drawn collaboration with Mark Mothersbaugh of Devo. Aquarium Drunkard is supported by our subscribers. Head over and peruse our site, where you'll find nearly 20 years of playlists, recommendations, reviews, interviews, podcasts, essays, and more. Subscribe at Aquarium Drunkard.  Transmissions is a part of the Talkhouse Podcast Network. Visit the Talkhouse for more interviews, fascinating reads, and podcasts. This episode is brought to you by DistroKid. DistroKid makes music distribution fun and easy with unlimited uploads and artists keep 100% of their royalties and earnings. To learn more and get 30% off your first year's membership, visit: distrokid.com/vip/aquariumdrunkard

Unholy Altar, Bloodsnake II, Megzbow and Vinegar Tom, Twig Harper, Vaporizer, Mythical Creatures, Temporal Waves, Teacher's Pet, Birthday Girl, and Tony Bottoni

For the 15th episode of 400 Floor we talk to Aaron Dilloway & Twig Harper, two figureheads of the American underground music scene whose 30 plus year journeys overlap with countless players, spawning a multitude of trends and communities. We discuss childhood experiences with music, their origins circling around Ann Arbor - that legendary hotbed of 20th century American music - plus their history with old friend and longtime bandmate Andrew W.K. and his relation to a shadowy figure named Steev Mike, who seemed to hold such power over Twig and Aaron that they actually refused to comment. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Enjoyed the fifth series of the John Dredge Nothing to Do with Anything Show at British Comedy Guide? Eager for more? Well, here’s the next best thing. On March 1st, John and co-writer / producer Richard Cray sat in a couple of very comfortable armchairs and waffled away for several hours when they should have been quality checking the episodes. Thankfully, this was covered for posterity – and possibly as a warning for future generations. Among the burning questions answered (sort of) in this, the first of two programmes are: Just how close did Twig Harper come to being killed off? Do aardvarks really go “gnick gnick”? Whatever happened to Richard’s TV pitch for Celebrity Russian Roulette? Why were Michael Jayston’s voice overs for St Ivel Gold so serious? Is any subject too obscure for this series? And what have the Lighthouse Family done to deserve such frightful treatment from a couple of unemployable writers in their early 50s? Part 2 tomorrow.

In this week's slightly concave episode, John stumbles on the secret of life but loses it again during a particularly dramatic game of Buckaroo, and a man who lives on top of your TV set becomes embroiled in string. In the words of Twig Harper, never ever ever ever EVER forget that, whatever this programme contains, standards will be upheld in this, the Year of the Cube.

Forest Management, Brett Nauke, Dominic Coppola, Darren Keen, Patrick Shiroishi, Sharon Gal, Střed Světa, Platzangst, Smegma, Charlemagne Palestine, Jack Taylor, and Twig Harper.

Forest Management, Brett Nauke, Dominic Coppola, Darren Keen, Patrick Shiroishi, Sharon Gal, Střed Světa, Platzangst, Smegma, Charlemagne Palestine, Jack Taylor, and Twig Harper.

Wolf Eyes have been making far out music for over 20 years. They stopped by the Poundcast during their LA residency to do some skateboarding and goof around. Fellow musician Twig Harper and Poundcast favorite Brent Weinbach join the discussion. Check out Wolf Eyes' hit instagram feed: https://www.instagram.com/wolfeyespsychojazz/ See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Twig Harper sits down with Wolf Eyes to talk about the roots of their “freaker elements”, friendship, prison, psychedelics, and authenticity in music. “Trip Metal memes capitalize on confusion as a means of connection rather than a threat to authenticity.” T.W.I.G.'s Podcast is brought to you by mask.fm (http://mask.fm), a podcast network from Mask Magazine. To support this show and others, visit our Patreon (http://patreon.com/maskfm). Please take a moment to rate and review T.W.I.G.'s Podcast on iTunes, which helps others discover our show. T.W.I.G.'s Podcast is produced by Yvette Hall for mask.fm, and recorded in Brooklyn, NY. Yvette says, "This is the first episode we recorded, and our modest studio only has two microphones so the quality of sound is somewhat compromised but the soul still shines." Music and samples provided by Wolf Eyes (http://wolfeyes.net), recorded during their Pioneer Works residency. Follow Twig Harper on Twitter, @twigharper (https://twitter.com/twigharper). Twig can be reached via email: twigharper@hotmail.com. For announcements, follow the network Twitter, @maskdotfm (https://twitter.com/maskdotfm). For feedback and information, contact: fm@mask-mag.com.

Noise artist Aaron Dilloway describes his musical beginnings and how he left behind the guitar & drums for tape machines & electronics. The music in the episode includes both bands Aaron played in and others which inspired his musical development. Links to the music are below. I tweet @paulusvh. Email the show at organizednoiseshow@gmail.com. Look out for part II next week! Music Excerpts: 00:38 The Shah Sleeps In Lee Harvey's Grave - Butthole Surfers 01:01 Laughing Hyenas (bit.ly/1OPyYrf) 01:30 Haters of Couch - Couch (http://bit.ly/1PMdVTI) 02:23 New Friends 99 - Couch (http://bit.ly/1S6tadj) 03:31 Caroliner (bit.ly/1UzNMsl) 04:04 the heroin bench - Galen 04:40 Metaphors In a Mixmaster - Sun City Girls (http://bit.ly/1kPOh5l) 05:12 last night i saw santa claus riding my bike - Galen 05:58 hercules - Galen 06:25 Untitled 3 - Twig Harper (http://bit.ly/13PttTW) 07:06 New Friends 99 - Couch (http://bit.ly/1S6tadj) 08:26 Water Recordings by Paulus van Horne 09:25 Falling Backwards - Free Kitten (http://bit.ly/1mIRLb8) 13:10 Ron of Japan - Ron of Japan (http://bit.ly/22Ntem2) 13:25 Untitled 4 - Twig Harper (http://bit.ly/13PttTW) 15:15 Isis and Werewolves - Isis and Werewolves (http://bit.ly/22Ntem2) 16:13 Invocation of my Demon Brother - Mick Jagger (http://bit.ly/22Ntx0f) 17:00 Isis and Werewolves - Isis and Werewolves (http://bit.ly/22Ntem2) 17:28 Lucifer Rising - Bobby Beausoleil (http://bit.ly/1SCIgGZ)

In this week's holdall-packed episode, Frinton TV's Twig Harper will be presenting the first of a 200-part series about something or other. There's also the first ever appearance on radio of an alarm clock with a tuba nailed to the side, and a Dalek will be appearing as himself. Plus find out what to do if a bowler hat is fired at you from a cannon. All this and a genuine policeman tonight on tonight's collection of audio accoutrements tonight, presented by string consultant and banjo tuner to the Royal Family, John Dredge, tonight.