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 Stream Agnes Obel - Myopia - Parliament Of OwlsJoana Gama - Arcueil - In a LandscapeLuís Pestana - Rosa Pano - Asa MachinaPowlos - Kairos - KairosAphex Twin - ... - Just Fall AsleepInnesti – Parenthetical - Compelled by IndifferenceTomasz Bednarczyk - Let's Make Better Mistakes Tomorrow - Little SpringWil Bolton - Cumulus Sketch - Cumulus SketchAlaskan Tapes - Views From Sixteen Stories - And, We DisappearLeandro Fresco, Rafael Anton Irisarri - Una Presencia En La Brisa - Elevado Como BarrileteCAssie Watson - This Appears to Disappear - A Sunken Moon Is a Crescent Still"Guardar Link Como" - "Save Link As"Right Mouse Button Click For Save (Last Show January 24h)DEPOIS DO SERMÃO Saíram de casa apressados- na linha de fuga longe da nascente. Com a bala no peitoperguntavam: quantos morreram? Hoje de horror, amanhã de esperança. É pela madrugada que a solidão entra. Jacob saiu ferido. Assistimos à benção a rezar.A morte a unir-nos.  Poema | Poem by - Ana Freitas ReisFotografia | Photo by - Alípio Padilha

I am extremely pleased to share a guest mix recorded by ambient artist and selector Lauge exclusively for Corsica One listeners.With a long history of writing electronic music, Henrik Laugesen better known under the pseudonym “Lauge” or as part of “Lauge & Baba Gnohm” still continues to express himself through deep and melancholic soundscapes ranging from beat-less drones to IDM/Glitch. With a career spanning over two decades and releases with many major labels, Lauge has established a very firm foot hold within the Ambient genre.Tracklist:Wings of an Angel - The Ever-present Chance for SplendorWarmth - The CreekLauge - OceanographyAlphaxone - Parallel DestinySVLBRD - Dawn (Remodel)Líom - Through The SkyHilyard - Iridescent PathAlaskan Tapes - And, We DisappearEcho Grid - Colour (Eventide)Marek Kamiński - First GlimpseApple PodcastFollow Lauge:Socials:https://www.facebook.com/LaugeChill/https://www.facebook.com/LaugeBabaGnohm/https://www.facebook.com/GnOhm-205895126206313/https://soundcloud.com/laugebabagnohmhttps://soundcloud.com/user-219427456https://soundcloud.com/gnohmbabahttps://laugebabagnohm.bandcamp.com/Spotify artist:https://spoti.fi/2WjDW9E (Lauge)https://spoti.fi/2MsUBTN (Baba Gnohm)Spotify curated playlists:https://spoti.fi/2GA8QSI (Ambient Soundscapes)https://spoti.fi/2BEK148 (Psybient Soundscapes) https://spoti.fi/2RnDl0L (Classical Soundscapes)https://spoti.fi/2IUMXfI (Future Chillscapes)https://spoti.fi/2GEVcfH (Balearic Chillscapes)https://spoti.fi/2EgdJxV (SpaceAmbient)https://spoti.fi/2OTd89C (Cinematic Soundscapes)https://spoti.fi/33NVbPm (industrial soundscapes)https://spoti.fi/2GbhtRt (Spacescapes)https://spoti.fi/2AZB6tg (Ambient Soundscapes Archives)https://spoti.fi/31orAuC (Classical Soundscapes Archives)https://spoti.fi/31CB8SY (Psybient Soundscapes Archives)

Stream Sven Laux & Harry Towell - Until We Fall - We've Been Waiting For YouAgnes Obel - Myopia - RoscianLessons From The Dreamtime - Seven Stars & Orion - AlcyoneSal Grosso - Love is Fine - Amor SufiAgnes Obel - Myopia - Parliament Of OwlsLessons From The Dreamtime - Seven Stars & Orion - CaleanoBohren & Der Club Of Gore - Patchouli Blue - Patchouli BlueAgnes Obel - Myopia - DroseraThe Kilimanjaro Darkjazz Ensemble - I Forsee The Dark Ahead, If I Stay - Symmetry Of 6's (The Netherlands, 2009)Bohren & Der Club Of Gore - Patchouli Blue - Total FalschAlaskan Tapes - Views from Sixteen Stories - And, We Disappear"Guardar Link Como" - "Save Link As"Right Mouse Button Click For Save (Last Show February 23th)A flor abree fecha os olhosfenda do amor e do tempoa ousadia de vivergerando, simultaneamentemulher, colher e vaso.Lenta,a pausa, escura, o silêncio.Até que explodeexpeleguardae recolhe.Soltaas águas.- Ajoelhemos-nos - no colo de Abrilrebento milagre.De águas somosoutrora rio e poeira.E chegará o instanteem que inclinaremos a cabeçaà beira dos coraçõescomo um jarro de cansaço e festa.À tua esperaJúlia.Poema | Poem by - Ana Freitas Reis Fotografia | Photo by - Alípio Padilha

Stream Jon Hopkins - … - Scene SuspendedMax Richter - Perfect Sense Soundtrack - The Lovers DreamingDakota Suite & Quentin Sirjacq - The Indestructibility of the Already Felled - Kogarashi (木枯らし)Ryan Lott - Pentaptych - Green TimbersDakota Suite & Quentin Sirjacq - The Indestructibility of the Already Felled - Kyōshū (郷愁)A Winged Victory for the Sullen - The Undivided Five - The Slow Descent Has BegunSteve Hauschildt - Nonlin - A Planet Left BehindStars Of The Lid - Carte-de-Visite - JpripLoscil - Lifelike - VolcanoLogic Moon - Phoenix - I Will Always RememberLoscil - Lifelike - TunnelsSaffronkeira - Automatism - Atti RiflessiHow To Disappear Completely - Seraphim - Seraph IIIAlaskan Tapes - Views from Sixteen Stories - And, We Disappear"Guardar Link Como" - "Save Link As"Right Mouse Button Click For Save (Last Show February 9th)Talvez encontres um ponto precisopara rasgar o absurdo momentoque hesitaste.Intactos nesse instante repousamosentre a distância exacta que convocasteo espírito longínquo e o teu próximo equívoco.Em ti me confessariamas escondo-medentro da ante-cicatrizpeço um afecto, mesmo que terminal -feliz pelo último sussurro.Hoje o lutoexige um espaço abandonadoque se veste de silêncioenquanto há um sonho embaciado repetindo.É preciso que não haja medoque um só coração caiba em dois corpos.Poema | Poem by - Ana Freitas Reis Fotografia | Photo by - Alípio Padilha

Stream Alaskan Tapes - Views from Sixteen Stories - And Yet They FloatAlaskan Tapes - Views from Sixteen Stories - And, We DisappearChihei Hatakeyama - Forgotten Hill - Cherry Blossom Petals Fall Like Heavy Snow36 - Circuit Bloom - Metropolis (Version)Matthew Collings - Uzonia - Digital Ruins, Forgotten FutureBen Chatwin - Staccato Signals - KnotsCaterina Barbieri - Ecstatic Computation - Bow of PerceptionEndless Melancholy - Fragments of Scattered Whispers - PostcardsDavid Norland - Glam Tear Stain - On The Needle And The WoundDavid Norland - Glam Tear Stain - Ash MotelKryshe - Hauch - LuftspaltRui Gaio - Everyday - Luzes Amarelas e VerdesFederico Albanese - By the Deep Sea - Slow Within"Guardar Link Como" - "Save Link As"Right Mouse Button Click For Save (Last Show October 13th)Aqui estou eudando forma ao tempotentando vencer a escuridão que sopra em cima dos ombrostentando outros ombroscom a alma por cima da peleDiante da transpiraçãoinclina-se a sede atada à memóriarente ao corpoa força de uma farpa quente que perduraO desenho da planta nocturna que perfura a primavera vivaA queda fez o golden pathFomosinstantesPoema | Poem by - Ana Freitas ReisFotografia | Photo by - Alípio Padilha

Change isn’t always easy when you’re a punk rock band — particularly one with a sound beloved and well-defined as The Thermals. After a pair of well-received LPs that cemented the Portland band’s place as one a low-fi, distortion-laden indie power-pop trio, the group released its masterpiece, The Body, the Blood, the Machine. Produced by Fugazi’s Brendan Canty, the album was a dystopian concept record of sorts, that channeled Bush-era anger into the tale of a young couple forced to flee an authoritarian government. In 2010, the band offered up Personal Life, a far more somber and deliberate album that went a ways toward polarizing the band’s fanbase. This year’s We Disappear marks a return to form for the band after the somewhat disappointing performance of  2013’s Desperate Ground, both building upon the simple punk rock the band does best, while incorporating lessons learned from their more emotionally complex outings. It’s alternately anthemic and somber, a reflection on maturing while hanging on to one’s pop-punk roots. Lead singer Hutch Harris sat down ahead of the band’s fiery Bowery Ballroom performance to reflect on the ups and downs of the band’s illustrious career. 

Is your smartphone spying on you? Just how secure is the dark web? And is your 'Private Browsing' time actually, you know... private? Buzzfeed's James Ball was just 23 when Julian Assange thrust a USB stick with nearly 400,000 confidential Iraqi war logs into his hands. In this episode he shares with Olly his top tips for conducting conversations, managing documents and meeting associates whilst avoiding unwanted surveillance. If you'd like to try James' 'Location Services' trick on your iPhone, here's are the menus you need to navigate: Settings → Privacy → Location Services → System Services → Frequent Locations Also this week: in The Zeitgeist, Ollie Peart ponders the year's hottest BBQ trends, the forthcoming Eurovision Song Contest, and the return of Peaky Blinders. And we've a special edition of The Foxhole, for which Alix Fox takes Olly on a tour of her favourite sex boutique, Sh! in Hoxton. She'll be tackling sex questions again next week, though - so if you have one, just submit it using our Feedback form on our website, modernmann.co.uk Music this week comes courtesy of Martha Ffion, with her new single We Disappear, out now on Turnstile Records. Presenter: Olly Mann. Contributors: Ollie Peart, Alix Fox. Producer: Matt Hill. Theme Music: 'Skies Over Cairo' by Django Django. Graphic Design: Jenny Robertshaw. Copyright: Olly Mann / Rethink Audio 2016 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Hutch Harris of one of my very favorite bands The Thermals stops by Dining Room Studios to talk about what it's like playing in a band with someone he used to date, how he and Kathy met and why they broke up, Portland's "budtenders," recording the first Thermals album by himself and then putting a band together to play for Sub Pop, coolness not coming naturally to him, his childhood, growing up religious, taking PCP and then going to a church group, losing his virginity, how he got into comedy, anger issues and therapy, night terrors, cats and so much more. We also took your questions over Twitter, did a round of Just Me Or Everyone and Hutch played "Thinking of You" and "My Heart Went Cold" from the brand new Thermals album, We Disappear, which is out now.

Hear the Dandy Warhol's new record early at a dive bar near you; get moved by BodyVox's big collaboration with A-list non-dancers; tune in to an opbmusic session with the Thermals; meet Oregon's new poet laureate and more. BodyVox Brings Its A-Team - 1:01The dance company BodyVox does not do normal, choosing instead to push boundaries of genre and form. So how are they pushing forward with their new performance, “The Pearl Dive Project”? How about asking eight top-tier artists to choreograph for them. Only thing: none of the artists are actually dancers. Instead, they're folks like Pink Martini singer China Forbes, Oregon Symphony music director Carlos Kalmar, and visual artist Malia Jensen.Elizabeth Woody Names New Oregon Poet Laureate - 9:40Governor Kate Brown has appointed Elizabeth Woody as Oregon’s next poet laureate. Her mandate: to represent the poetic powers, to encourage the reading and writing of poetry, and to be our mirror, reflecting on public life. Woody’s maternal family is part of the Confederated Tribe of the Warm Springs, but she was born on the Navajo Reservation — among her father’s folks — and identifies as Buddhist. Pioneer Mall Shows Its Galleries the Door - 14:45For the past several years, one of downtown Portland’s most unusual art hubs in has been on the top floor of the Pioneer Place Mall. Mark Woolley Gallery, People’s Art of Portland, Artist in Residence Gallery and One Der Gallery have lured the art walk crowds past J. Crews and Forever 21s and up escalators to take in fine art in a building where skill and quality is generally associated with Louis Vuitton. Now, mall management has informed the galleries they need to make way for a new commercial tenant by the end of April.opbmusic Session with The Thermals - 16:28The Thermals’ newest release, “We Disappear,” dives deep, exploring concepts of love, loss and technology’s role in both. Of course, the dark subject matter doesn’t mean Hutch Harris, Kathy Foster and Westin Glass have ditched their penchant for writing fun, catchy sing-a-longs, like “My Heart Went Cold.” What Can Portland Learn From San Francisco? 24:14What are we supposed to make of what’s happening in the Bay Area. Is it a cautionary tale of what could happen as Portland’s Oregon’s growth keeps surging? Or a preview of things that are definitely coming, no matter what we do? We sit down with Gil Kelley, San Francisco's citywide planning director who formerly directed Portland’s Bureau of Planning and Sustainability, to talk about his unique view on how the city's compare.Beverly Cleary Turns 100 - 36:58We are celebrating a huge 100th birthday for a true Oregon original: the one and only Beverly Cleary. Mrs. Cleary’s books, featuring Ramona, Beezus, Henry Huggins, and other kids, helped invent what we understand today as children’s literature, and remade the rules for how girls are represented in books. While she was at it, she brought a slice of Northeast Portland’s Klickitat Street to vivid life for people all over the world. We listen in on part of Cleary's conversation with Oregon Art Beat in preview of Art Beat's half-hour special, "Discovering Beverly Cleary."Chris Arellano - 44:20In Albany and Corvallis, people know Chris Arellano as a music teacher and guitarist. In New Mexico, he’s quickly becoming a star. Be the First to Hear the Dandy Warhol's Newest Record: At a Dive Bar Near You - 47:57There are two places the public can hear the Dandy Warhol's first album in four years, "Distortland," in advance of its Apr. 8 release: on the jukebox at Tony's Tavern on West Burnside and at Tony's Tavern on Northeast Sandy. The band held a listening party at the Burnside dive on Saturday because, according to bandleader Courtney Taylor-Taylor, it has the single best sound system in any Portland bar.Read the full story: http://www.opb.org/radio/article/beverly-cleary-on-turning-100-the-thermals-go-dark-what-portland-can-learn-from-san-francisco

www.amppod.com AMPpod Podcast - Episode 84 – Glastonbury Festival Special! - Saturday Here is the track listing for the eighty fourth episode of AMPpod. Enjoy! 1. “Little Monster” by Royal Blood 2. “Marz” by John Grant 3. “SeeSea” by Machinedrum 4. "Feather” by Little Dragon 5. “Work” by LV 6. “One” by Metallica 7. “War” by Young Fathers 8. “Moody” by ESG 9. “Storms” by Wolf Alice 10. “We Disappear” by Jon Hopkins 11. “Suddenly” by Anna Calvi