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Big thanks to Emma from Culture As A Dare for playing my track “The Insufferable Shame Of The Pine Nut Bulk Bin” off of the @frontandfollow You Can Never Leave comp on Tak Tent Radio this weekend. Catch the tracklist on the Tak Tent website and the audio archive on Mixcloud or below.
Airing today: ElectroJunkyard, my bi-monthly show on Camp Radio in France. Homespun mixes of underground electronic music from the past, present, and maybe even the future. Airs at 7pm CET / 12pm CST. Listen at Camp Radio.
Episode 10 tracklist:
Hualun（花伦）- Old Liftman – Dawn [Cassingle #27]
Tyler Weaver and Elizabeth Joan Kelly – re/emergence005
Klein – roc – Harmattan
Beverly Glen-Copland – Sunset Village (Blood Orange Remix) – Keyboard Fantasies Reimagined
Aaron Dilloway and Lucretia Dalt – Niles Baroque – Lucy & Aaron
Yvette Janine Jackson – Destination Freedom (Excerpt) – Freedom
People Museum – Ice – I Could Only See Night
White Noise – Love Without Sound – An Electric Storm
Space Afrika – kitty 2 – hybtwibt?
Here We Go Magic – I Just Want To See You Underwater – Here We Go Magic
Qarin Wikstrom – Distortion – Up up Up
Lia Mice – We Are The Beat – The Sampler As A Time Machine
Marie Davidson & L’Œil Nu – C’est parce que j’m’en fous (Jlin Remix)
Hiyori Sato – Serenades – Only You
Fragile Self – I Loved Alone – Fragile Self
Qweerteest – Clouds – Anthology Of Persian Experimental Music
rip daogwen – Hotline Bling (Badu) – How meat scenes 2015 Made Me a Better Salesperson
Bandcamp has a very fun newish monthly feature called The Tape Label Report “where we introduce you to five cassette-focused labels you should know about and highlight key releases from each.” January 2022 includes Strategic Tape Reserve with a little shout out to Orca, Attack!’s C.M.S.O.
Many many thanks to Avant Music News for including Orca, Attack!’s weird little faux-educational-musical-dispatch C.M.S.O. (with Strategic Tape Reserve and David Rodriguez) with the Best of 2021! See the full list, plus honorable mentions, on the AMN website.
Airing today: ElectroJunkyard, my bi-monthly show on Camp Radio in France. Homespun mixes of underground electronic music from the past, present, and maybe even the future. Airs at 7pm CET / 12pm CST. Listen at Camp Radio.
Episode 9 tracklist:
People Like Us – Silent Night – Christian Marclay’s Sounds of Christmas with People Like Us
Orca, Attack! – Speed Skater Jam – Ten Things I Love About Conch
Loraine James – On The Lake Outside (Ft Baths) – Reflection
MJ Guider – Gloria: Small Dance of Gratitude – Temporary Requiem
Elizabeth Joan Kelly – Winter Hymn – unreleased
r beny – in the violet and lingering winter dusk – eistla
Sylvia Hallett – The Tree Have No Tongues (excerpt) – Tree Time
Forest Robots – The Last of The Melting Snow – Times When I Know You’ll Watch The Sky
Tanya Tagaq – Snowblind – Toothsayer
Hiroshi Yoshimura – Urban Snow – Music for Nine Postcards
Hiroki Tanaka – Snowdrops – Kaigo Kioku Kyoku
Suko Pyramid – The snow disappeared (I broke my elderly leg) – These Carbon​-​Composite Poles Are Made For Walkin’
HTRK – New Year’s Day – Venus in Leo
Scott Walker – Winter Night – Scott 3
Orca, Attack! – Jingle Bell Conch – Ten Things I Love About Conch
People Like Us – Jingle – 25 Years of People Like Us
New track with Tyler W. Weaver is out and this one is fuguetastic. Listen and read over here, and don’t forget to signup for Tyler’s wonderful newsletter for early access to future collaborations.
Airing today: a very spooky episode of Electrojunkyard, my bi-monthly show on Camp Radio in France. Homespun mixes of underground electronic music from the past, present, and maybe even the future. Airs at 7pm CET / 12pm CST. Listen at Camp Radio.
Episode 8 tracklist:
Miranda July – The Future (opening)
Elizabeth Joan Kelly – Wuthering Heights – unreleased
Meredith Monk – Scared Song (Pamela Z Remix) – MONK MIX (CD1​)​: Remixes and Interpretations of Music by Meredith Monk
Darrg – Bats & Clocks – ISOLATION AND REJECTION Volume 1
Murmur Mori – Willow’s Song – AQUELARRE
Lana del Rabies – Ghost – Shadow World
boycalledcrow – Shadow Man – Bottletown
Dance with Action – Monster on Saturn 1 – Science Fiction Dance Party
The Central Office of Information – The Walls Are Dripping With Dark Shadows – Strange Selectors
Primus – Candyman – Primus & the Chocolate Factory
Ela Orleans – Abyss – Circles of Upper and Lower Hell
Klein – Protect My Blood – Lifetime
Elizabeth Joan Kelly – Feral At Night (excerpt) – Farewell, Doomed Planet!
clipping. – Make Them Dead – Visions of Bodies Being Burned
Kelman Duran – Dead cat – PRSNT
Haunted House Party – Cobwebs – Haunted House Party
Deerhoof – Midnight, The Stars and You – Deerhoof Plays Music of The Shining
Many thanks to 3D World Magazine for their multipage feature on Paal V and Geiger von Müller’s collaborative work, including a nice shout out for my three remixes of Geiger’s and Paal’s Blue Moon Frequency #2b. Geiger has a photo of the feature up on his website.
Out now, my newest with Tyler Weaver is pure ArtsnCraftsPunk. Catch it over on the re/emergence page.
Such a great review of You Can Never Leave by Antonio Poscic in the newest edition of The Wire, and not just because he has nice things to say about my contribution. More below:
Elizabeth Joan Kelly makes a flock of strings and percussion flicker like a failing simulation, while Apta, Moray Newlands and The Snaps Jar use the collapsing elation of synths and motivational messages to cut through the fabricated optimism and false sense of safety with unsettling satire. Despite its crowdsourced nature, You Can Never Leave is cohesive and succeeds where many highly conceptual works fail. It really makes you feel the misanthropic essence of capitalism.
You Can Never Leave is available on Bandcamp, and The Wire is available in print or online.
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