The colonel keeps a bag of shoes under his desk. She bought a mummified object and six eggs. She sits on a broken stool she waits for strangers. They found the body in an abandoned house Sally bought photos from a kid on the corner the quality was amazing. She was after two-dozen cassettes of … Continue reading Dai Coelacanth – Under the Effluence
Rádio Nuda XIII (with Ken Ganfield)
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 … Continue reading Rádio Nuda XIII (with Ken Ganfield)
The scratched vinyl show by Adrian Shephard
Adrian Shephard returned to Berlin after a visit to his family in England. He didn't bring back the Sunday edition of The Panama Daily. In his suitcase was a collection of old longplayers. Then one day in the studio, a short time after it had been hit by the Gysin comet, overlooking the ravage, he … Continue reading The scratched vinyl show by Adrian Shephard
Don Campau’s No Pigeonholes – Museum Pieces (cassette releases 1981-1990)
In this show you will hear Don Campau announce, that, over this year, he will send a great part of his cassette collection to Friedrichshafen, in the very south of Germany. With time a museum, or part of a museum will be dedicated to cassette culture. While making a selection for his packet of 80-100 … Continue reading Don Campau’s No Pigeonholes – Museum Pieces (cassette releases 1981-1990)
The Wirebender presents Ghetto Priest special by David Asher, part two
Part two of a masterly mixed show by David Asher. It starts of smooth and mellow, almost suitable to hear in the background when you drink your latte, and then, halfway it becomes steaming and militant. At one point you will hear mention of the year 1868. You can start your research on that, here. … Continue reading The Wirebender presents Ghetto Priest special by David Asher, part two
brainhall art productions presents H.P. Zinker, bootleg from 1992
Brainhall's offering of a bootleg recording made in Lucerne in 1992 is a fine documental piece of music. You can hear the audience from very near, because the microphone of the recorder was among them. It also shows the energy of a small venue. And it takes the listener back to the early nineties, when … Continue reading brainhall art productions presents H.P. Zinker, bootleg from 1992
Down To My Very Last Tear, Music from my Collection by Anders Östberg
Says Anders "Well, are you lovesick? You feel lonely and blue? Did your girlfriend or boyfriend left you with tears on your pillow? I have the medicine for you. Obscure heartbreaking 1960s US garage songs from my collection. Enjoy!!!" Says Radio On " This is another exquisite selection from Anders's collection that he delivers every … Continue reading Down To My Very Last Tear, Music from my Collection by Anders Östberg
The Wirebender presents Morning from the Calais Jungle
Simon Wade from the Wirebender proposes a show made on migrants day. It is originally made for soundart radio in Devon and was transmitted live on the day itself. The production is available as a podcast. To give it a wider audience Radio On has adopted the program and will schedule it regularly in the … Continue reading The Wirebender presents Morning from the Calais Jungle
Interview with Mim King by Shephard/Van Alebeek
One of the many interviews we did in the Oranien Studio in Berlin. And one fine day, while on visit in Berlin, Adrian Shephard's friend Mim King walked into the studio. Here's a short portrait of her in Adrian's words "Mim King is the mermaid who fell to earth and whose home is a homage … Continue reading Interview with Mim King by Shephard/Van Alebeek