Destruction in Art continued. Deconstructed theme tune composed by DJ Numpty followed by music by William Basinski from the 4CD series “disintegration loops”. Readings from The Destruction of Art by Dario Gamboni referring to incidents of civil disobedience, guerilla tactics and open warfare by the Women’s Social and Political Union between 1903 and 1914, followed by selected texts from 4 Dada Suicides (Atlas Press 2005). The reading fades briefly towards the end due to a technical glitch which might be a happy accident.
Monthly Archives: July 2012
OST 24.03.2012 – ITC, The Saint and Cars Special with Andrews Roberts
Jonny Trunk is joined by Andrews “Aspergers” Roberts, one of the great factual dustbins in the UK. Andrews is incredible, and knows dangerous amounts about vintage TV and film. Here he chooses to hang out and talk about ITC, The Saint and cars a lot. An awful lot. Completely brilliant, but you may find your brain starting to seep out of your ears well before the end…
Free Lab Radio – Iranian Electronica and What Not
Leaping across the pond on lily pads buoyed up by sound. Amongst others, Canadian avant garde, African-Brazilian-Indian tribal gabba, remixed Irish boy bands and various electronica of Persian descent.
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Wavelength – Chinese Experimental Music
The choice is yours: Tracks from a recent 4 CD set issued by Sub Rosa: An Anthology of Chinese Experimental Music; An Overview of Experimental and Non-Academic Music in China. This anthology features 48 artists from within the Chinese area of influence. “j gmc” by Hong Qile, “Chi” by PNF, “Eat” by Li Wen Tai aka Vince Li, “It’s more than enough” by Yan Jun, “A dark knife” by D!O!D!O!D!/Li Jianhong + Huangjin. Intro and occasionally throughout: “Victory News Spreads Thru Mountain Villages” and “Tachai’s Bumper Harvest” (Tachai is the name of a commune brigade which is setting the pace in Chinese agriculture) Folk Instrumental Music from the Maoist era.
A Better Way? What can food co-operatives offer in the Age of the Supermarket?
Are Food co-ops going to make food retail fairer and provide better quality of food for consumers? Daniel Zylbersztajn investigates in this informative feature those who wish to change the way we buy our food. The feature is going to be a long in depth account of how some food co-ops operate, their history etc. and features many leading people in their field. Producers notes and further elaborations here.
A Better Way? What can food co-operatives offer in the Age of the Supermarket? [ 57:00 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadSix Pillars – The Experimental Film Society, Ireland
Rouzbeh Rashidi, founder of The Experimental Film Society visits the ResonanceFM studios from Ireland to discuss his influences, his own films with titles such as ‘Bipedality’ and working various forms – even toy Barbie cameras! Rouzbeh was taking part in London’s The Underground Film Festival.
This show was originally broadcast on 13th Dec 2010.
OST 14.04.2012 – Fenella Fielding, Darling…
Soundtrack, library, television and other raunchy swaggering with Jonny Trunk
This week’s podcast (and the first for ages, sorry about that) is from April 2012 when the gorgeous Carry On thespian legend Fenella Fielding brought her rich, velvety tones to the studio and Jonny almost to his knees with excitement. After some initial trouble mic-ing the dear lady, we moved onto a playlist of some of her greatest moments, including a big bad mouse, an incredibly rare and incredibly sensual, erotic, aerobic workout flexidisc and lots of giggling. There was also a touch of hysteria generated by the competition, which must rank as one of the most demented OST phone-ins ever. Left us all panting…
Panel Borders: Scott Snyder / Jock – The Black Mirror
Panel Borders: Scott Snyder / Jock – The Black Mirror
In the first of a series of shows about comic book creators who collaborate together, Alex Fitch talks to writer Scott Snyder and artist Jock about their 2010 / 2011 collaboration on Detective Comics, collected as the graphic novel Batman: The Black Mirror. Although Snyder’s current run on Batman is also winning critical acclaim, his first story showed his great affinity with the Dark Knight right from the start; The Black Mirror, also featured back-up tales illustrated by Francesco Francavella, which combine with the ‘features’ by Jock to tell a memorable tale of Jim Gordon’s estranged son James Junior returning home with murderous intent, while a former Robin, Dick Grayson, is protecting Gotham City as the Caped Crusader .(Recorded at Kapow! comics convention, London 2012)
Extract from Batman: The Black Mirror by Scott Snyder and Jock
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