24 hour radio from Berlin
Wherein the magic sounds of an acoustic guitar change the Radio On studio in an English Cottage and our host Adrian suddenly finds himself at a giant wooden kitchen table trying to find words to communicate with the two characters of this chapter who tell tales of old, burst into song and let us know that life is but a musical.
This show is in three parts. Firstly DJ smart monkey finds a DJ re-digging some of the artists gathered on the “Night jungalists “tour of Japan tracks playing Audio Active Tracklist kick the bong around Dry and heavy mix via Beat records Love wise Dubwise from the Mighty Massa Children of the Night Little Tempo Kedaco sounds Citizen Zombie Universe crew on Green Tea Records The second part of the show features a live recording from the Amersham arms celebrating the life and works of Robert Deller. Alternative TV aka…
A show by Lord Litter that is like an exotic bazaar where you can walk around for hours. Martin Böttcher and his grand film music, or Hal McGee and his whole new definition of folk art inspired by the use of a handheld dictaphone are few of the wonderful images that shine from between the goods. Enter and simply let go. Here’s some useful link: The Tracklist 1. UNIT – Mental Oriental – 2 CD Data Collection – 33rd album extensive interview with Andy Martin (UNIT) 2. Bret Hart –…
A special The Tape Review Show introduced by a blitz visit of Michal Libera who talks about cold bars in Krakòw, Polish soups and Kieslowski. The tapes and non-tapes were sent by Malachi Doyle from somewhere in Australia, J.G. Sparkes from Stockholm and Anne-F Jacques from Montreal. There are too many storylines to follow them all, but somehow Spaceships and Hitler always seem to haunt our studio.
A show with a dedication and lots of contra move-vents to flows, currents and moods and thus Radio Nuda creates a home of its own. And it is inhabited. Says Rádio Nuda’s main character: Thanks anyway to our cold or still hot victims Guillaume de Machaut, Iveta Plná, Technotronics, Vermisst Susi, Chie Mukai + Justin Simon, The Tête de con, the yellow jackets, O Reche Modo, Ken Ganfield, Shit & Shine, and a special one to “etc”
Alexei Borisov is a regular guest on our radio. Whenever he is in Berlin we are happy to host him in our studio and listen to his entertaining and informative stories that take us through different layers and levels of his experiences while living in the Soviet Union, present-day Moscow and beyond. Alexei has built an almost encyclopedic knowledge of the current state of the marginalised underground music of any kind and genre. A musician and experimentalist since the long gone 1980s, Alexei has visited the small and big places…
We received a big envelope with tapes from Russia. This was in it. Impossible to follow the storylines as they unfold. From Quantum physics, time travelling to dogs in space, it’s all there. Five tapes, five examples of great music that is currently played and performed in Russia.
Dai’s words: One day I will steal your cup. The Colonel’s thoughts stuck to his balding head. He had to brush them off with a transceiver. I AM NOT ALONE. I AM NOT ALONE. He was alone in aisle 13 his basket full of freshly minted cassettes. Sensors in the wall detected a slight disturbance an aroma that didn’t match his profile. In the Control Booth Nancy gleefully rubbed the spectral analysis and spat on the floor. Mortuary Zero-Zero did her best to keep herself out of the news but…
Says Electro-Haram crew: “ritual found-art plunderphonic soundtrack for our sad declining life” but you will also hear voices and songs that were recorded long ago with the help of electro magnetic tape. Smooth sounds are added for a collage that will even smoothen the listening capacities of the most perfumed ears.
