When the show starts Jason reads this text and announces some of his questions: "Mexican Radio is a synth punk three-piece with high-energy songs inspired by bands like Cabaret Voltaire, DAF and Stereo Total. They wear brightly-colored uniforms at all times -they really do and we're gonna talk about that- and their live shows come … Continue reading Jason Honea and his Brave Ear Radio Show-interview with Mexican Radio
El Wali – Tiris
Generously made available by Sahel Sounds "Nomadic inhabitants of Western Sahara, the Sahrawi movement for liberation began in the 1970s and has continued until today. Sahrawi political folk music dates back to the origins and has played an integral role in the struggle, with political anthems creating a national identity. One of the first Saharan … Continue reading El Wali – Tiris
Rinus van Alebeek – Letter from Berlin
The audio reports 'letter from Berlin' are directly recorded on tape with a handheld walkman. In this episode: a metro ride to Kottbusser Tor, a disappointing visit to West Germany and what is posh-modernism. Excerpts from performances by Elvn Brandhi, Silver Waves and Moor Mother.
Rinus van Alebeek – Letter from Berlin
The audio reports 'letter from Berlin' are directly recorded on tape with a handheld walkman. In this episode: a bicycle ride in Prenzlauer Berg, Berlin, sounds from a concert by Aki Onda, an account of a meeting with sonic artist and biologist Patrick Franke, observations during a late evening bicycle ride to deep Tempelhof.
Rinus van Alebeek – Letter from Berlin
The audio reports 'letter from Berlin' are directly recorded on tape with a handheld walkman. In this episode: a walk in Brussels, guest appearance by Marcin Barski talking about the whiteness of the city, Victor Hugo, a stopover in Cologne, John of Leiden. The quality of the tape added an unexpected quality to the recordings; … Continue reading Rinus van Alebeek – Letter from Berlin
Rádio Nuda XV# paste 5
Rádio Nuda = an effectiv bipolar product made of collages/ sound-trashes / poetry (some pieces of real music included) to increase your disturbances and reassure, celebrate, that chaos feeding yr mind artists involved : cOlique Terrine Charles Hayward City Dragon O Reche Modo Evil Moisture E.r.p The Waves Yellow Jackets Cloning Clock DVA Mooncup Accident … Continue reading Rádio Nuda XV# paste 5
Dai Coelacanth – No Business Crooked Fish
How do you feel about cannibalism was one of their popular songs do you know it. They had to pull on pieces of string to make his mouth move. He could still bake a decent pie. They don’t have eyelids. The thing inside her brain shook its branches and hissed. Don’t go to work throw … Continue reading Dai Coelacanth – No Business Crooked Fish
Mamman Sani – Songs from his album Unreleased Tapes 1981-1984
from the sahelsounds website: "His first and only album was recorded in 1978. Mamman stepped into the studio of the National Radio with his organ, where it was transposed and overdubbed in two takes. In coordination with the Minister of Culture, the album was released in a limited series of cassettes showcasing modern Niger music. … Continue reading Mamman Sani – Songs from his album Unreleased Tapes 1981-1984
Lord Litter’s Radio On Show – it’s Berlin between the wars … always …
.... it's Berlin between the wars...always..., says LL. But somewhere somehow peace resists. Must resist. And somewhere somehow there must still be these tracks one can follow, by intuition, by memory, or with the help of a guide. Throw a stone. Fuels, gasses, dust, cornfields, gold at dawn. The city always resists. Welcome to Berlin. … Continue reading Lord Litter’s Radio On Show – it’s Berlin between the wars … always …