“Valse Belgique” (Abel Frans) Mechanical Organ. The Busy Drone. Telephone interview with artist and curator Gerry Smith during the setting up of an exhibition in Ostend, Belgium. “Sans Titre” Oscar Haus on accordion. “The Revolution Starts Now” by Galaxia/Steve Wallis. Last 2 tracks both from the Sub Rosa CD musics in the margin.
Archive for December, 2010
Wavelength – Gerry Smith in Belgium
Published by December 30th, 2010 in Shows and Wavelength. 0 Comments
Outsider In Chrismas Appeal – R Stevie Moore
Published by December 28th, 2010 in Outsider In and Shows. 0 CommentsLargely unappreciated musician and composer Robert Stephen Moore born in Nashville in 1950, matured in New Jersey and now returned to his home town again in 2010, penniless and homeless – will you help him at Christmas? Why not join us and help Steve by sending some money via PayPal to rsmko@comcast.net, that’s rsmko@comcast.net… He [...]
Voice on Record: Episode 33 (Horror – part 2/3)
Published by December 27th, 2010 in Voice On Record. 0 CommentsHorror part 2: following on from Bill Mitchell and Christopher Lee, VOR is proud to present the resonant tones of Peter Lorre and Bela Lugosi starring in two tales of suspense. Originally broadcast on 27 April 2010 Voice On Record is produced and presented by Sean Williams. Each episode features a selection of recordings of [...]
Yummy Mummy: Series 1, episode 1
Published by December 27th, 2010 in Shows and Yummy Mummy. 0 CommentsWhilst the, ahem, ‘masterminds’ behind Yummy Mummy plot their next move in a top secret bunker somewhere, we thought now might be a good time to re-open the files on the original and rather different Yummy Mummy School Run series from 2008. And so, here it is- the very first episode. How different it all [...]
Hunting animals is the sport of fools. Nearly all animals run away when pursued. Ferns, on the other hand, stay right where they are, so you can go crashing through thickets with much gusto, a determined jut to the jaw, every so often emitting cries of panic or revelation, or both, all the while safe [...]
Gregory Duret “mix free” Bokan! musics in the margin. De Selvera’s “Twee Rebruine Ogen” Hollandse Gouwe Ouwe. Philippe “la ballade des gens heureux” Bokan! musics in the margin. De Selvera’s “De Postkoets” Hollandse Gouwe Ouwe. Buckethead “The Slunk, the Gutter and the Candlestick” from Kaleidoscalp. Francois Dufrene “Osmose-Art” (1969) from the CD accompanying exhibition catalogue [...]
Panel Borders: Comical Animal Continuing a series of shows about anthropomorphic comics, Alex Fitch talks to Jim Medway about his new online web comic magazine Comical Animal. Alex and Jim talk about the latter’s influences from Richard Scarry to kitchen sink drama, creating the popular strip Crab Lane Crew in The DFC and curating a [...]
Lawrence Upton, sound poet, artist and long time collaborator with Bob Cobbing interviewed at the Whitechapel Art Gallery in Autumn 2009.
Voice on Record: Episode 32 (Horror – part 1/3)
Published by December 20th, 2010 in Voice On Record. 0 CommentsHorror – part 1 Voice On Record brings you the voice of Bill Mitchell reading Tales Of Mystery And Imagination by Edgar Allen Poe and also introducing the unmistakable tones of Hammer House of Horror’s Christopher Lee as Dracula. Originally broadcast on 20th April 2010 Voice On Record is produced and presented by Sean Williams. [...]
Resonance FM’s high-octane, low-concept children’s light entertainment bonanza for forward-thinking little people and backward-thinking big people. This week finds evil Station Commander Thomas Weaver-Baxter unable to endure another serving of Resonance’s most childish children’s show and so decides to find out what the other stations in the fair city of London have to offer. To [...]