transmission 3

Here's another round of machine rhythms. This time I added a couple local Texas artists: Cry Blood Apache and Ribelle Scaltro.

Alexander Robotnick - Viens Chez Moi
Pink Industry - I Wish
Cry Blood Apache - The Life Guard
Portion Control - Refugee (Peel Session)
Ike Yard - NCR
Esplendor Geometrico - Horno Fundidor
Ribelle Scaltro - It Was Strange
Prima Linea - Mishima Introspectionh
Chris & Cosey - Jink Jive (Version)
Virgo - Take Me Higher

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tonight

klinik - hours & hours

transmission 2

The last several weeks I've been completely immersed in music blogs. I've gotten some great music from Dual Track, The Thing on the Doorstep, and Mutant Sounds.



This program is centered around groups that used primitive drummachines, with the exception of the Gorilla Aktiv track. I can't get enough of this stuff.

Tracklist:

Liaisons Dangereuses - El Macho y La Nena
Portion Control - All Present and Correct
Gorilla Aktiv - Spiegelbild
Holger Hiller - Herzmuskel
Human Flesh - T.I.N.A.
Monte Cazazza - Kick That Habit Man
NON - Cleanliness and Order
Tolerance - Sacrifice
Severed Heads - Godsong

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machine rhythms 01

J.X. Williams

this is a guy covering bruce springsteen covering a suicide song. go figure.

new podcast soon

Sorry I haven't updated in a while. My next podcast is gonna have a lot of weird shit... I've been surfing all of these great blogs, getting albums left and right. I should be done with it by this weekend.

Check my links section, I've posted some insane mp3 blogs.

transmission 1

It took me all day at the Larsen Manor, but I finished the first soundhead podcast.

53:09 of psych/electronic/no wave/dub/industrial gems from the past, complete with commentary by me.

download it. enjoy.

love without soundhead.mp3

from the versailles

Although no one was there, Zoroaster and Nebula completely ruled at Rubbergloves last night. My ears are still recovering.

Podcast should be up by monday.

Here's a clip from Animal Charm, a video art collective from LA.

fred frith

prepared guitar performance

a million angels

As soon as I can figure it out, I'll be posting podcasts weekly. For now here's a clip straight from Tom Ellard of Severed Heads.

Great song, incredible old school video synthesizer work.