Discussing the integration of the Paralympics into the “Games period” next year in London with Organising Committee Integration Director (and former Paralympian) Chris Holmes
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The cutting edge of London’s underground dance music scene with Thomas Lee and Rita Maia, back for a new series! After our month-long break scouring home and abroad for fresh new sounds, we return with crates literally bursting at the seams with diabolically fresh produce, including exclusive, brand-new plates from Hotflush, Meltdown, R&S and more. After all, four weeks is a long time in the underground…
Get to know:
Ulrich Troyer – Shiraz Airport
Thundercat – For Love I Come
Evm128 – Groove Content (forthcoming Meltdown)
Scuba – Adrenalin (forthcoming Hotflush)
Zomby – Riding With Death
Balam Acab – Now Time
Kingsin – War Den (Shox Remix)
Kingdom – Take Me
Ben Westbeech – Something For the Weekend (Roska Remix)
Pangaea – Hex (forthcoming Hemlock)
Damu – Gargoyle – Nguzunguzu
Paris A.M. Mix:
Sepalcure – Every Day of My Life (Jimmy Edgar Remix)
Presk – Slick Rick
Pacific Blue – Industry Prt.1
Throwing Snow – Shadower
Beastie Respond – Syncopy (Blawan’s Trecther Mechanica)
Skudge – Surplus
Vril – UV
George Fitzgerald – Hearts
C.R.S.T. – Roach Clip (Part 2)
2562 – Aquatic Family Affair (Extended Re-Cut)
Cosmin TRG – Ritma
Blawan – Vibe Decorium (forthcoming R&S)
Old Apparatus – HAMMERHAND Remix Ft. Mowgli
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Hot, sweaty, burnt and blistered!
deXter Bentley peels himself off his clammy sun lounger to return to air with Hello GoodBye, midday every Saturday lunchtime from the 3rd September.
With live music stretching from the ominous, introverted alchemy of Benjamin Shaw, to the outer reaches of neo-psychedelic reverie with Trogons.
Trogons’ soaring vocals and chiming guitars recall the late ’80s psychedelia of Slowdive, The Cocteau Twins and This Mortal Coil. Both tuneful and droneful, the London-based four-piece are regulars on the capital’s live circuit and have notched up a number of prestigious slots. Today they make their Resonance live debut and, by rights, tomorrow they’ll be signed to 4AD!
Their forthcoming 7’’ single, ‘Awakenings’ will be released on X Ray Recordings.
Benjamin Shaw’s debut album, ‘There’s Always Hope, There’s Always Cabernet’ is due for release on November 21st on the Audio Anti-Hero imprint.. The album’s impenetrable Lo-Fi Megasoul will either propel him up into the stratosphere or deep down into the abyss. Either way, it’ll be great with dissonance and majesty smothering your principles.
If you’re not tuned in then you’re not listening!
Track Listing:
Eternal Tapestry – Galactic Dialect
Hong Kong in the 60s – When You were Dreaming
Trogons – Forge (LIVE SESSION)
Trogons – Awakenings (LIVE SESSION)
Trogons – Where’s My Sword? (LIVE SESSION)
The Honeycombs – I Can Tell Something’s Up
Poino – Code Brown
Trogons – Interview
Band of Holy Joy – Oh What a Thing this Heart of Man
The Plan – Call Me Spike if You Like
Sexton Ming – The Milk Goes in the Baby
Emily and the Faves – White Night
The Catcher Nine – Driving Overflow
Benjamin Shaw – How to Test the Depth of a Well (LIVE SESSION)
Benjamin Shaw – Home (LIVE SESSION)
Benjamin Shaw – Pig (LIVE SESSION)
Benjamin Shaw – I Got the Pox, the Pox is what I Got (LIVE SESSION)
Beards – Brick by Boulder
Benjamin Shaw – Interview
Terror Bird – Married Women
Bomber Jackets – Strange Sensation
Hello GoodBye 3 September 2011: Trogons and Benjamin Shaw [ 1:29:51 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadEdited recording of a conversation in 1989 with Rose Lowder; prolific maker of rigorous films and co-founder of The Archives of Experimental Film in Avignon with Alain Alcide-Sudre + Love is Strange, Tangiers fantasy with Jack Smith, Frances Francine and Tony Conrad (extract), recorded November 1962.
Electric Sheep Podcast: Infiltrating Secret Societies
A companion piece to our May podcast on Secret Societies, a we have panel discussion on the subject recorded in the atmospheric confines of a Masonic Lodge on Liverpool Street in London as part of the East End Film Festival, including talks on Jack the Ripper, witches’ covens and religious cults in film. Speakers include Electric Sheep editor Virginie Selavy, assistant editor Alex Fitch, Nollywood scholar Nicola Woodham, filmmaker and horror specialist Jennifer Eiss, and Jim Harper, author of Flowers From Hell: The Modern Japanese Horror Film. Includes clips from Murder by Decree, Season of the Witch, The Wicker Man and Rosemary’s Baby.
Christopher Plummer and James Mason investigate Murder by Decree / the interior of the Masonic Lodge, Andaz Hotel, London / Edward Woodward and Christopher Lee in The Wicker Man
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Info about the original event, in the East End Film Festival
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Electric Sheep Podcast: Infiltrating Secret Societies [ 1:01:19 ] Play Now | Play in Popup | DownloadAnxiety explored with Anxiety UK‘s Catherine O’Neill. Their hotline is available at 08444 775 774
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Panel Borders: Garth Ennis – Battlefields
Starting a month of shows about war comics, Alex Fitch talks to award winning writer Garth Ennis about his interest in the genre, from the backdrop of conflict in his debut strip Troubled Souls to his exploration of wars throughout the 20th Century and beyond in his series War Stories and Battlefields. Alex and Garth also discuss his past and forthcoming projects for Avatar, Dynamite and Marvel Comics and there are questions from the audience on the subjects of putting his stories into context for younger readers and the use of drones on the battlefield. This interview was recorded live at the Imperial War Museum, London as part of the ‘Comics and Conflicts Festival‘, August 2011.
Garth Ennis interviewed by Alex Fitch at the Imperial War Museum, London. Photo by Joe Shahabuddin
For more info and a variety of formats you can stream or listen to this podcast in, please visit the home of this episode at www.archive.org
Links: Watch an interview with Garth recorded on the same day by Talk Comix
Read an interview with Garth transcribed on the day by The Irish Times
Wikipedia pages on War Stories and Battlefields
Listen to Alex Fitch and Duncan Nott’s previous interview with Garth Ennis – part one / part two / part three
Listen to Alex’s interviews with John McCrea – 2007 part one, featuring Glen Fabry / part two / 2011 interview featuring Jon Browne
Drum Soup Part 2: a melange of percussion, Steve Reich, Drumming; Milford Graves Percussion Ensemble with Sunny Morgan, Nothing 19,13 and Nothing (ESP 1965); Kip Hanrahan, Desire Develops an Edge; Bow Gamelan Ensemble, Great Noises that Fill the Air; Edward Ka-Spel, Alas my Shrunken Head; Israel Quellet, Oppressum and Soni Sclavus.
We learn, for example, about the lives of the threesome before their retirement. There is Bim, at the random grim forge, fettling for a great grey drayhorse his bright and battering sandal! And there is Bam, also at a random grim forge, also fettling. And Nat, too, at the next forge along the lane, and he too fettling, as the sun beats down on a rustic scene redolent of Lark Rise To Candleford. Pebblehead gives us so much detail about random grim forges and the fettling of bright and battering sandals for great grey drayhorses that the reader could, with confidence, given an anvil and a few tools, set up their own smithy’s.
This episode was recorded on the 20th January 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 Stories and Porpoises Rescue Dick Van Dyke are available for purchase
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