Polish Deli 21 10 2012 with Lukasz Szalankiewicz a.k.a. Zenial pt.1

In this episode of Polish Deli Kacper Ziemianin talks to Lukasz Szalankiewicz a.k.a. Zenial, one of the most active and interesting sound artist/electronic musicians from Poland. Lukasz is also an art curator and co-funder of AudioTong label. We talk about his beginnings on ‘demo’ scene in Poland in the nineties, his methods of work and the aesthetics of live electronic music performance…

language: Polish

To find out more about Zenial go to: http://www.zenial.audiotong.net/

W tym odcinku Polish Deli Kacper Ziemianin rozmawia z Lukaszem Szalankiewiczem a.k.a. Zenial, jednym z najaktywniejszych i najciekawszych Polskich artystow dzwieku i tworcow muzyki elektronicznej. Zenial jest rowniez kuratorem sztuki i wspolzalozycielem wytworni AudioTong. Mowimy o poczatkach Zeniala na scenie ‘demo’ w latach dziwiedziesiatych, o metodach tworzenia muzyki oraz o estetyce koncertow muzyki elektronicznej…

jezyk: Polski

http://www.zenial.audiotong.net/

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Panel Borders: …for travel’s sake

Panel Borders: …for travel’s sake

In the last in a month of episodes of Panel Borders looking at depictions of travel in comic books and graphic novels, Alex Fitch talks to a pair of cartoonists whose small press and collected comics are all about travelling for the sake for it.
Oliver East discusses his Trains are… Mint trilogy of graphic novels, published by Blank Slate Books, which chronicle his walking along train lines from Manchester to Liverpool and across Germany, as well as his latest project Swear Down. Oliver has become part of the landscape itself, with the dissemination of his album covers for Elbow’s The Seldom Seen Kid and Build a Rocket Boys! on billboards, and Alex and Oliver discuss the marks that people leave on the environment such as these and the artist’s interest in graffiti.
Also, Alex talks to Kayla Marie Hillier about her web / self published comic Galavant which depicted her travels from Toronto to Manchester and back again, via South London, in the Winter of 2009 / 2010 and is available in a collected edition from the author.

Covers of Trains are... mint and Proper go well high by Oliver East / Galavant: January and collected edition by Kayla Hiller

Covers of Trains are… mint and Proper go well high by Oliver East / Galavant: January and collected edition by Kayla Hiller

(Originally broadcast 28/10/12 on Resonance FM) Continue reading →

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The Opera Hour – series 2/episode 4

Opera singer Richard Scott explores opera through the prism of various themes – politics, power, greed, the abominable, magic, lust, comedy.
In this week’s show we talk to opera director Netia Jones about her upcoming productions of Where the Wild Things Are and Higglety Pipplety Pop, Knussen’s two fantasy operas, at the Barbican. And we’ll be hearing extraordinary excerpts from both the Knussen operas as well as highlights from some other childishly fantastical opera scores!

Originally broadcast on 25th October 2012

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Wavelength – Kinnie the Explorer supported by Beethoven.

“Fairy lit hung flowers” from the 4 track CD: Blood. It’s on Every Wall, by young Dorset group Kinnie the Explorer. ‘OLYM” ‘LYMP’ YMPI’ ‘MPIC’ ‘PICS’ conceptual soundwork by Daniel Jackson from the 10″ LP Art + Factum. Henry Flynt’s version of “The International” from the CD Nova Billy followed by Central Park Transverse Vocal numbers 1 and 2 from Henry Flynt, Raga Electric, experimental music 1963-1971. Finally, Beethoven, Symphony Number 7, second movement, Vienna Philharmonic Orchestra conducted by Georg Solti.

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Hooting Yard: Art Squad.

Yes, sad to say there was a time when I was beset by anxiety dreams, in which I was poised, with a sharp pair of scissors, to cut out “guns” and its definition from a brand new dictionary, the pot of mucilage and a spatula beside the dictionary on the desk, and my hand trembled and I could not make the snip. I had this dream, or nightmare, over and over again for a number of years. In a more alarming variant, I dreamed that I managed to cut out the “guns” entry, but then mislaid it, or dropped it into a wastepaper bin, or it was consumed by flames and I had but a pile of ash, which I then painstakingly tried to paste, atom by atom, into the dictionary, with mucilage, and I would wake up shrieking.

Two Dinners

In Which Mr. Key Contemplates Moving To North Korea

Art Squad 

Guns Before Butter 

Camp Dabbler

This episode was recorded on the 20th October 2011. A complete transcript of this episode can be found on Frank Key’s Hooting Yard website. Accompanying Hooting Yard On The Air, the six publications We Were Puny, They Were Vapid, Gravitas, Punctilio, Rectitude & Pippy Bags, Unspeakable Desolation Pouring Down From The Stars, Befuddled By Cormorants , Inpugned By A Peasant And Other Storiesand Porpoises Rescue Dick Van Dyke are available for purchase

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Hello GoodBye – 20.10.12 – UMEZ, Kostoglotov, Bob Meyer & Joe Wilkes



Lots to squeeze into 90 minutes on The Hello GoodBye Show today!

Guests include: Kostoglotov, Umez, Bob Meyer & Joe Wilkes

Kostoglotov is the London based bedroom recording project of Daryl Worthington. He writes and records lo-fi, ambient and drone music using a combination of Dictaphone, 4-track and laptop.

2012 has seen a plethora of releases from Kostoglotov, including a split tape with Camberwell improvising no-wave electro punks Circuit Breaker on the Liminal Noise Tapes label, and a solo CDR entitled ‘Our Beautiful Decay’ on his own Neither Scene Nor Has Been label and several free download releases.

Most recently he released an EP entitled ‘East London 27.07 – 13.08’, this was built on field recordings taken from outside his house in East London during the 2012 London Olympics. In September the Eyes EP was released on the HLF/PIN netlabel.

Kostoglotov also organises and curates his own irregular nights of experimental pop, drone, punk and electronic music at Power Lunches, Dalston, entitled ‘Tell Me What To Do.’

Umez; A brand-new Japanese avant-garde band based in London. Their sound contains two completely opposite side of music genres, noise and pop. Although they’re two opposite music genres, their noise sound is purely heavy white noise meaning it matches perfectly with their pop sound reminding you the sorrow you feel in the end of the summer. Also, they’ve already supported a few influential artists such as Damo Suzuki (ex. Can) and Dee Dee (Dum Dum Girls) despite their short activity.

Also, The London Folk & Roots Festival organisers Bob Meyer and Joe Wilkes will also be dropping by the studio to discuss the event.

London Folk and Roots Festival will be on the 28th October 2012 at The Amersham Arms. 388 New Cross Road. SE14 6TY.

Bedwyr Williams – Don’t
UMEZ – Rainbow (LIVE SESSION)
UMEZ – Black Cat (LIVE SESSION)
UMEZ – Green Day (LIVE SESSION)
Halo Halo – Taro Taro Taro
UMEZ – ‘Interview’
Dog Chocolate – Tony’s Umbrella
Charlie Boyer & the Voyeurs – Be Nice
Kostoglotov – E Free Light Machine (LIVE SESSION)
Kostoglotov – Our Space in this Place (LIVE SESSION)
Kostoglotov – Hey kids, Michael Gove is eating your future! (LIVE SESSION)
Petrals – Talus Dice
Kostoglotov – ‘Interview”
Attila The Stockbroker – Looters
Spizz Energi – Amnesia
Joe Oldfield – I Need Somebody
Bob Meyer – “Interview”
Joe Wilkes – A Thousand Steps (LIVE SESSION)

Presenters: deXter Bentley & Ean Ravenscroft
Live sound engineers: Joe Oldfield & Tom Kemp

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OST 20.10.2012 – BBC Records Special

Soundtracks, library and television music plus other assorted ephemera brought to you this week by Robin The Fog. Having just released ‘The Ghosts Of Bush’, a well-received LP of his recordings of the former World Service building Bush House and earning himself the title of ‘The BBC’s Resident Hauntologist’, it seemed only good and right to invite Mr. Fog to present a special edition of the programme looking at the BBC’s own in-house label and some of the weird and wonderful records they’ve put out over the years. Expect music for home movies, movement and mime, sound effects and even a few sailors, as well as a couple of extracts from the LP that some claim ‘may be the last piece of true radiophonics’. You’ll also discover the meaning of the phrase ‘taking down with birds’ and improve your German. Kinky…

For further information, the complete tracklist and a further listen to ‘The Ghosts Of Bush’ visit http://robinthefog.com

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Hello GoodBye Show – 13.10.12 – bib, The Bronstein & Llyr Williams


This edition of The Hello GoodBye Show paid tribute to the artist/broadcaster Ferris Blood who died last year from cancer at a tragically young age and this weekend witnesses a number of events that all aim to pay tribute to his life and talent.
Ferris was the co-creator with Llyr Williams of Depressing Comics and also the brains behind the Dear Puppeteer radio show spin-off that was first aired on Resonance FM back in 2010.

Today on Hello GoodBye we feature live music from; bib & The Bronstein.

Depressing Comics co-founder Llyr Williams will also join us in the studio to read and discuss the just published paper back compendium of the comic.

Intellectual boy-band bib have re-formed especially for this event and join us in the studio with their wry, observational electro-pop.
Melinda Bronstein (The Bronsteins) performs bitter / sweet infectious pop.

Hello GoodBye playlist: Sat. 13th Oct. 2012

Mathew Sawyer & the Ghosts – A Good Friend
bib – Victims of Crime (LIVE SESSION)
bib – Jobs on Line (LIVE SESSION)
bib – Cash City (LIVE SESSION)
Polsky – The George Lazenby Banana Plant Bossa-Nova
bib & Llyr Williams – ‘Interview’
Llyr Williams – Unlucky Status (Depressing Comics) (LIVE READING)
Duncan McAfee – Sunflowers (Depressing Comics) (LIVE READING)
The Houses We Made (aka The Sober Project) – Sunflowers
Gary Oakey – Too Hot
Llyr Williams – Work (Depressing Comics) (LIVE READING)
The Houses We Made (aka The Sober Project) – In This House
The Drunk Project (aka The Leonard Cohen) – In / Out
Kostoglotov – I Put Myself Against The Amp And Asked If I Loved You (part 1)
Umez – Rainbow
The Bronstein – Chicken Bones (LIVE SESSION)
The Bronstein – It Wasn’t Me (LIVE SESSION)
The Bronstein – Know Why (LIVE SESSION)
David Tattersall – The Sunshine Hotel
Melinda Bronstein – ‘Interview’
Llyr Williams – Self Abuse (Depressing Comics) (LIVE READING)
Attila The Stockbroker – Prince Harry’s Knob
Lime Headed Dog – Swan

Live sound engineers: Kacper Ziemianin, Tom Kemp & Joe Oldfield

Contact: deXterBentley@hotmail.com

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Hello GoodBye Show – 06.10.12. – Flash Gaps, Jack Day & Steve Rushton

Live music returns to Resonance FM this coming Saturday lunchtime with a new season of The Hello GoodBye Show hosted by deXter Bentley.

Expect performences from: Flash Gaps, Jack Day and Steve Rushton.

Wet Dog / Private Trousers splinter group; Flash Gaps conduct their debut public performence live on-air this afternoon. Flash Gaps are a new keyboard and ukulele, husband and wife duo Rebecca Gillieron & Richard Chapman. They are so newly formed, they don’t even have a website… hurrah!

Jack Day was born and grew up in Hornsey, North London. He has built a strong hometown following since emerging from the City’s thriving Americana scene and co-hosts the now legendary Lantern Society folk club..

His debut album The First Ten will be released in the UK through Bucketfull of Brains / Proper in December, and in Europe through Berlin label The Greatest Records.

Steve Rushton joins us in the studio to recite ‘Sweet Sex Education Teacher From Chichester’, the latest in a series of poetry singles published by Not Your Average Type, a publishing imprint set up with the aim of reviving the 7 inch single in book form, and giving new poets a chance to make a hit poem. It is Steve Rushton’s first book.

Steve was born on Merseyside, then moved south to study art and art history in London, where he developed an interest in writing and art, and where he now teaches art and design history, and exhibits and performs regularly. Sweet Sex Education Teacher From Chichester is available from all good bookshops.

Hello GoodBye playlist – Saturday 6th October 2012

Tautologist – Anti-Ismist
Kitchen Winos – Find the Right Line
Flash Gaps – Goodbye Yesterday (LIVE SESSION)
Flash Gaps – Control (LIVE SESSION)
Flash Gaps – People Leave (LIVE SESSION)
Flash Gaps – Reply (LIVE SESSION)
Get Kebab, Wear Kebab Cry! – Spill For You
Flash Gaps interview
Uncle Rabbit – Falling Drumsticks
Steve Rushton interview
Steve Rushton – This Poem (LIVE SESSION)
Steve Rushton interview 2
Steve Rushton – Sweet Sex Education Teacher from Chichester (LIVE SESSION)
Steve Rushton – Dear Silent Sirens in Sub-Atomic Stations (LIVE SESSION)
Dear Puppeteer – ‘extract’
The Ghosts – Go Out On The Streets
The Bronsteins – Umbrella
bib – Jobs On Line
Ean Ravenscroft – The Stalkestra (Depressing Comics)
Jack Day – Shadows in the Sun (LIVE SESSION)
Jack Day – Birdsong (LIVE SESSION)
Jack Day – I Have Been Conveyed (LIVE SESSION)
Troubador Rose – Labour of Love
Jack Day interview

Presenters: deXter Bentley, Ean Ravenscroft & Dan Frost
Live sound engineers – Kacper Ziemianin & Tom Kemp

Contact: deXterBentley@hotmail.com

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Panel Borders: Sussex to South Asia and stops in-between

Panel Borders: Sussex to South Asia and stops in-between

Continuing a month of shows about travel in comic books and graphic novels, this week’s Panel Borders looks at the work of two young graphic novelists whose work is published by Jonathan Cape. Alex Fitch talks to Julian Hanshaw about his new collection of short stories, I’m Never Coming Back which includes his award winning entry to the Observer / Cape Graphic Short Story Prize, and his previous graphic novel The Art of Pho, which both depict magical-realist stories of travel around the globe.

Also, in a talk given at Laydeez do Comics earlier this year, Hannah Berry discusses her second graphic novel, Adamtime, which tells the tale of a group of people trapped on a mysterious, sedentary train in the middle of the night, the paths that lead them there and their attempts to escape. (Originally broadcast 21/10/12 on Resonance FM)

Excerpts from Im never coming back by Julan Hanshaw and Adamtine by Hannah Berry

Excerpts from I’m never coming back by Julan Hanshaw and Adamtine by Hannah Berry

Visit www.archive.org, for more info and formats you can stream / download.

Links: Random House pages on Hannah Berry and Julian Hanshaw
Julian’s website
Fobidden Planet International’s “director’s commentary” pages on I’m Never Coming Back and Adamtine
Laydeez do comics website
2009 Panel Borders interviews with Hannah Berry and Julian Hanshaw

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