She did it. Notorious Banned It is impossible to publish the track list and the additional information. The track list is at a safe place.
Agnes Pé – Mitt Paté #33
Modified Tape Review Show – Thirsty Leaves, Fag Tapes, Power Moves, Bed Bugs
Played and reviewed One by Magam Rock and Roll Family Title I&II by Step-Son Fruit Rosary Sacred Hour Service by KWC The harbour of Saloniki, its narrow streets and the smell of grilled fish the importance of understanding small edition releases as regional products visiting an exhibition of slowly rotting fish and how that smells spitting an extract of hot chili peppers on a hot plate at the end of a performance and make your audience choke a tape from Toronto and a mysterie murder in a church power moles,…
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Live Coverage of Fraction Bruit #17 in Loophole, Berlin
On Saturday 27th of May Adrian Shephard, one of the founding fathers of Radio On, will put on his camouflage clothes and swallow a blue pill. He will be teleported to his past. He will carry a small broadcasting device with him, because he needs to transmit sounds from an evening full of noises. Nobody will be able to recognise him, since he will be disguised as a ghost from the future. If there is any need for you as a listener to find out if their is still life…
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Juris Marnavskis aka Noize Factor
Says Adrian Shephard in his Notes on being an Ausländer “I’m constantly scanning a particular expat social network site with 60,000 members for any ‘for sale’ items. This has several advantages it seems, I get to visit many different parts of Berlin that ordinarily I would never explore, as well as meeting a vast array of different and interesting people mostly expats that are somehow managing to just about survive here in this city of the night.” “Last week I bought a fruit drying machine for example. This week it…
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Thursday 29. September, Live from our Studio in Berlin, interview with Cedrik Fermont
On Thursday 29. September from 21:00 onwards, Adrian Shephard and yours sincerely, Rinus Van Alebeek will host Cedrik Fermont in a live transmission from the Radio On studio in Berlin. Cedrik Fermont is one of the two authors of Not Your World Music, a book, so says the blurb “about art, politics, identity, gender and global capitalism.” And more specificly you will find that the topics range “from academic electronic music to do-it-yourself noise in South East Asia.” The authors write about “contemporary and past noise, electroacoustic, industrial, experimental music…
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Mitt paté #9 conducted by Agnès Pe
Hang on. Today I read about a resurrected rockstar. In the old times he heard voices in his head. To suppress those voices he put on the TV set, two radio’s and two amplifiers feedbacking the guitar, full blast. At that moment it was silent in his head, and he could go to sleep. Of course you won’t hear silence in Agnès Mittpaté #9. You will hear the sound of colours exploding. I edited the playlist into something that looks like a long poem. My excuse to those involved. I…
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Brainhall Art Production presents Sechzig Audio Magazin
Andreas Glauser from Brainhall Art Production continues his treasure hunt and presents sixty one minute wonders. That’s about as much exposure as the smart smartphone generation can digest. Andreas will play various tracks but will also talk with Simon Knaus about the idea, about the magazine, about the content, about sixty seconds, about activities, about everything you can answer to in less than a minute. An innovative program about fast listening, word to Andreas (read it in twenty seconds!) Sechzig is a quarterly experimental audiozine curated by Simon Knaus with…
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The New Tape Review Revue Part one and two by Adrian Shephard and Rinus Van Alebeek
Adrian Shephard and Rinus Van Alebeek got together to review the latest tape releases straight in from the Staalplaat shop in Upper Neukölln in Berlin. The artwork of each tape is described extensively, tracks are played, impressions are shared. Some tapes made it to 3 seconds airplay, others to thirteen minutes. No playlist, but you might recognise your favourite tape in this picture. Check our schedule The time indications are BerlinTime World time
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Killed by Christmas – Logbook #3
19:00:00 Christmas robots are here to serve you, part 1 – Chester Hawkins 19:03:02 Christmas robots are here to serve you, part 2 – Chester Hawkins 19:18:10 Enough for thee – Chester Hawkins 19:42:36 Christmas Aerobics by Tzii 19:46:08 jingle bells rock -astma 1:37.9 19:47:36 Every boy and every girl is dead 4 xmas (No xmas no cry) by Brandstifter 19:56:28 All fired up – Purple Crow 19:58:34 Little Donkey 19:59:53 jazz keys 20:00:00 Apocalypse Christmas, part 1 – Rinus van Alebeek 20:08:35 Apocalypse Christmas, part 2 – Valerie Kuehne…
