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The Sunshine Makers – whole film…
Trippy kosmiche spacerock synthy electronica…
On todays show our host Mark Davies delves into the incredible futurist world of Italian sonic experimental musician Maria Teresa Luciani in the early 70’s. We listen to a recent live studio collaboration between space rock gods J Spaceman and Chile’s Folkazoid. We will also check out a soundtrack inspired by the countercultural movement in the US and in particular the time when LSD was sweeping the scene. We hope you enjoy this 100% vinyl show. Peace.
Show restream here
PLAYLIST
Folkazoid featuring J Spaceman – Earth – London sessions
Heliocentrics – The sunshine makers, the history of LSD, pretitle
The Orkestra – Punjabs barber – adventures in experimental electric orchestra from the San Franscisco – psychedelic underground.
Maria Teresa Luciani – Poor neighbourhoods, Supermarket, The port and courtyard citizens – The sound of the city
Braens machine rimorso’ + il covo – Quarta pagina
Diveagazioni – Fidele – Musciche di Nino Rapicavoli
Tim Heckler and Daniel Lopatin – Uptown psychedelia – instrumental tourist
Sun Araw – Treaty – inner treaty
Jackie O Mother fucker – In the willows – Earth sound system
Six Organs of admittance – ‘they called you near’ + solar ascent – Ascent
The moon and the melodies – Why do you love me? – The moon and the melodies
Folkazoid featuring J spaceman – Electric – London sessions
Neu – E-Musik – Neu
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Claude presents Part 2 of the kaleidoscope commenced in last week’s Golden Apples – experimenting further and exploring tempo and melodies across tracks and the theory that it is the set not the song more
Listen to the show re-stream here – with Claude’s audio sleevenotes – Select 4 September
HQ Mixcloud here – Just the music
PLAYLIST
Least Carpet – Cobwebs – Least Carpet II
Jane Weaver – Cascade In Dark – The Silver Globe
Arborea – Ghost – Fortress of the Sun
Lutine – Espera (Kemper Norton mix) – Died of Love Remixes
Hundred Waters – Caverns – Hundred Waters
The Dandelion Set – Memoir Of A Black Spider – A Thousand Strands 1975-2015
Paper Dollhouse – Folklore – Devon Folklore Tapes Vol.IV Rituals & Practices
Carl Turney & Brian Campbell-SumerIsIcumenIn – Merry May
Broadcast – The Aphid Sleeps – Mother is the Milky Way
The Dandelion Set – Judy Switched Off The TV – A Thousand Strands 1975 – 2015
Hushpad – Little Ways – For Kites and String
Hushpad – The Love Song of Harold Angel Esquire – For Kites and String
The Dandelion Set – Imogen’s People – A Thousand Strands 1975-2015
Cosmic Analog Ensemble – La Fonte des Glaces – La Fonte des Glaces
Broadcast – Test Area vs Belly Dance – The Future Crayon vs Extended Play
Ennio Morricone – Amore Com Delore – Le foto proibite di una signora per bene
Good Vibrations (tracking session at Gold Star) – The Beach Boys
Dorit Chrysler – Theremin meets Synchrocyclotron – Live at CERN 2016
May Roosevelt – The one where girl finds out – Panda (A Story About Love And Fear)
ION featuring May Roosevelt – Andel
DJ Shadow feat. Matthew Halsall – Ashes to Oceans- The Mountain Will Fall
The Orb – Once More (FT Explores Satan and Evening Session)
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Join the Gilbert and George of music as Robin Thomas and Claude Mono immerse you in a flotation tank for two hours of super relaxing exclusive vinyl from their decades old record collections….and lots of anecdotes from Robin
Listen Here (Select 24 July)
PLAYLIST is indeed a beautiful noise….
Vakula – The Seance – A Voyage to Arcturus
George Winston – February Sea – Winter into Spring
Shadowbox – Angels Flight – Shadowfax
Colin Chin – Ayers Rock – Intruding on a Silence
Wim Martens – Close Cover – Close Cover
Mike Oldfield – Argiers – Boxed
David Bedford – Penelope’s Shroud- The Odyssey
Brian Eno, Morbius, Roedelius – Base & Apex – After The Heat
Brian Eno – On Some Faraway Beach – More Blank Than Frank
Iasos – Rainbow Canyon – Celestial Soul Portrait
Hans-Joachim Roedelius – Geschenk des Augenblicks – Geschenk des Augenblicks
Vakula – 19 Hours Prior to Arcturus – A Voyage to Arcturus
Jean Michel Jarre – Oxygene Part 2 – Oxygene
Pink Floyd – Us and Them – Dark Side of the Moon
Vangelis – Baccanale – Heaven and Hell
Harald Grosskopf – Emphasis Deutsche Elektronische Musik 2 – also played on Mark Davies vs. Krautrock
Cluster and Eno – Selange – Cluster and Eno
Amo Duul II- Morning Excuss – Vive la Trance
David Sylvian – Boy with the Gun – Secrets of the Beehive
Michael Brook – Distant Village – Angels in the Architecture
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Graeme Watson presents Episode 276
Listen Here (Select 26 June 2016)
PLAYLIST
Public Service Broadcasting – Sputnik (Blond:Ish Remix)
Public Service Broadcasting – E.V.A. (Dutch Uncles)
Banco de Gaia – China (Clouds not Mountains)
Chris Cohen – Yesterdays on my mind
SFT – Hole Entry
Vetiver featuring Vashti Bunyan – Sleep a Million Years
Anthony Phillips – Title Inspiration
Jeffrey Wentworth Stevens – Alvin Smith is a Hawk I see
Funki Porcini – Last Night Over Norway
Usurper of Modern Medicine – Auto-CAD Disaster (Apricot Rail Remix)
Boards of Canada – Dandelion
Max and Harvey – If I don’t make it home
Beck – Phase
Time and Space Machine – Flow River Flow
Coldcut – Autumn Leaves (Irresistible Force Mix)
Mutual Benefit – Love’s Crushing Diamond
Robert Creely – The Long Road
Mojave 3 – Blue Bird of Happiness (Manitoba Remix)
Beck – Cycle
Eartha Kitt – Wear Your Love Like Heaven
Sunforest – Magic in the Mountain
Buffalo Daughter – Airport Rock
Neon Indian – Should have taken acid with you (Body Language Remix)
Dead meadow – Babbling Flower
Sunbeam Sound Machine – Autumnal
A Mountain of One – Here Goes Nothing
Real Estate – Here Comes Sunshine
Bryce Dessner – Garcia Counterpoint
Beyond the Wizard’s Sleeve – Third Mynd
Beyond thee Wizard’s Sleeve – Tomorrow, Forever
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Originally broadcast on April 1, 2010, Avant-garde and outsider arts site UbuWeb shared a 40+ year audio retrospective Women In Electronic Music 1938-1982 hosted by Jon Leidecker and Barbara Golden, featuring the work of Clara Rockmore, Bebe & Louis Barron, Daphne Oram, Delia Derbyshire, Pauline Oliveros, Laurie Spiegel, Eliane Radigue (above), Suzanne Ciani and many others. Listen to it here
Playlist
Part 1
Clara Rockmore – Vocalise (Rachmaninoff) (recorded 1987)
Johanna M. Beyer – Music of the Spheres (1938, recorded 1977)
Bebe and Louis Barron – Forbidden Planet / Main Titles, Overture (1956)
Daphne Oram – Bird of Parallax (1962-1972)
Delia Derbyshire – Dr. Who (1963)
Delia Derbyshire – Blue Veils and Golden Sands (1967)
Delia Derbyshire – Ziwzih Ziwzih OO-OO-OO (1966)
Else Marie Pade – Faust and Mephisto (1962)
Mirelle Chamass-Kyrou – Etude 1 (1960)
Pauline Oliveros – Mnemonics III (1965)
Ruth White – Evening Harmony (1969)
Ruth White – Sun (1969)
Micheline Colulombe Saint-Marcoux – Arksalalartoq (1970-71)
Pril Smiley – Koloysa (1970)
Alice Shields – Study for Voice and Tape (1968)
Daria Semegen – Spectra (Electronic Composition No. 2) (1979)
Annette Peacock – I’m The One (1972)
Wendy Carlos – Timesteps (1972)
Ruth Anderson – DUMP (1970)
Priscilla McLean – Night Images (1973)
Laurie Spiegel – Sediment (1972)
Eliane Radigue – Adnos III (1980)
Maggi Payne – Spirals (1977)
Maryanne Amacher – Living Sound Patent Pending: Music Gallery, Toronto (1982)
Part 2
Monique Rollin — Etude Vocale (1952)
Jean Eichelberger Ivey — Pinball (1967)
Gruppo NPS – Module Four (1967)
Jocy De Oliviera – Estória II (1967)
Tera de Marez Oyens – Safed (1967)
Franca Sacchi – Arpa Eolia (1970)
Sofia Gubaidulina – Viente-non-Vivente (1970)
Beatriz Ferreyra – l’Orvietan (1970)
Suzanne Ciani – Paris 1971 (1971)
Françoise Barrière – Cordes-Ci, Cordes-Ça (1972)
Jacqueline Nova – Creation de la Tierra (1972)
Teresa Rampazzi – Musica Endoscopica (1972)
Lily Greenham – Traffic (1975)
Annea Lockwood – World Rhythms (1975-97)
Megan Roberts – I Could Sit Here All Day (1976)
Laurie Anderson – Is Anybody Home? (1977)
Laetitia de Compiegne Sonami – Migration (1978)
Constance Demby – The Dawning (1980)
Miquette Giraudy (w/Steve Hillage) – Garden of Paradise (1979)
Ann McMillan – Syrinx (1979)
Doris Hays – Celebration of No (from Beyond Violence) (1982)
Brenda Hutchinson – Fashion Show (1983)
Barbara Golden / Melody Sumner Carnahan – My Pleasure (1997)
Joan La Barbara – October Music (1985)
Here is a great two part article with words, pictures and music. Links below to article reproduced and edited with permission from Wombeatz, a Leeds-based organisation dedicated to the training and promotion of women in music technology. Visit the Wombeatz website for more information.
Visionary Women Who Paved The Way For Electronic Music Part 1
Visionary Women Who Paved The Way For Electronic Music Part 2
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Still Point – Experiencing untold history unfold.
On Friday 24 June London’s DEEP∞MINIMALISM festival presents the never before performed Still Point composed by electronic music pioneer Daphne Oram and brought to life by London Contemporary Orchestra and composer Shiva Feshareki, who performs on turntables an electronic manipulation of the recorded orchestra, in duet with the live orchestra.
Background
Those into the history of electronic music will be familiar with the name Daphne Oram and her involvement with The BBC Radiophonic Orchestra which she co-founded. Oram used her time out of hours, often working late into the night, to collect the newly purchased reel-to-reel machines together in a vacant studio. By linking them up via a mixing desk and playing test oscillator recordings into them, she was able to complete her first experiments in purely electronic music. Oram’s goal was to create a machine that would directly link the composer to the sound in almost the same way that a painter can see the effect of his brushstrokes on a canvas in real time. Read more about Daphne Oran and the ‘Oramatics System’ in this excellent article over at Resident Adviser
In 1948, whilst working as a radio programme engineer at the BBC Daphne Oram began work on a new and highly innovative symphonic piece entitled ‘Still Point’. Completed in April 1950, it was submitted to the BBC for the Prix Italia only to be turned down on the basis that the adjudicators wouldn’t understand the “acoustic variants and prerecording techniques” utilized.
“Still Point’ predates the work of an entire generation of composers and artists in its radical use of live electronics including turntable manipulation and sampling with live orchestra….The record cutting process is the part I am most excited about, as we will be cutting dubplates in rehearsal directly as the orchestra plays, using a 1950s lathe run by sonic-scientist Aleksander Kolkowski). It will be a rare experience”
Interviews
James Bulley from the London Contemporary Orchestra (LCO) discusses Daphne Oram’s ‘Still Point’
Shiva Feshareki artist, composer and turntablist discusses Daphne Oram’s ‘Still Point’
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Known within the Golden Apples of the Sun collective as ‘The Encyclopaedia’ and also as ‘The Most Radiophonic Voice Ever’ you can delight in the atmospheric musical selections and monologues of Tristan Gibbs
No playlist as Tristan suggests listen and experience
Listen Here (Select 15 May)
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Relax as The Golden Apples of the Sun features music selected by Claude Mono. A soundscape journey through wyrd dark Britannica, psych folk, west coast AOR, strange haunting electronica and general musical haze – best heard lying between the large wooden speakers of a 1970s Quadrophonic system.
Listen to show re-stream here with playlist – select 8 May
Listen to HQ Mixcloud here – just the music
PLAYLIST (Mixcloud Versions)
Claudine Longet – Sleep Safe and Warm (Lullaby)
Frittata – Lullaby
Krzysztof Komeda – Lullaby (Diederik Idenburg remix)
The Rowan Amber Mill – Processional Waltz (Beltane version)
Sproatly Smith – The Maypole Song
Sproatly Smith – Beltane Rain
Matt Berry – October Sun
The Accidental – Time and Space
Incarnations – Meet me at Midnight
Jonathan Wilson – Desert Raven
The Eleventh House with Bob Reitman – A Kind Of Funny Feeling
Torn Sail – Birds (Frankie Valentine’s Air Sign Mix) – Remixes
Crosby Stills and Nash – Guinnevere – Crosby Stills and Nash
Time and Space Machine – Mount Mountain (Original Mix)
The Holydrug Couple – You Don’t Wake Up – Noctuary
The Holydrug Couple – Dreamy – Moonlust
Klaus Johann Grobe – The Active Listener Sampler 39 – Baby lass uns sein
Memory Tapes – Run Out – Seek Magic
Tod Dockstader – Night Wolves – Electronic Vol. 1
Mangabros – Stoma (The Dandelion Set Re-Seed)
My Demon Sister – Hooray! For Dollywood (Glamour Graygun Mix)
Tod Dockstader – Seance- Electronic Vol. 1
The Predicate Production Guild – As She Entered Make Do and Mend Volume Five (Zola Jesus And Prefuse 73)
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Presented by Jesse Yuen an excursion in two parts.
Listen Here (Select 3 April 2016)
Listen to Mixcloud HQ Here – just the music
Part One
Delia Derbyshire & Barry Bermanage – Invention for radio No 1: Dreams (Land)
Don cherry & Latif Khan – Airmail
DJ Food – Consiousness
Matthew Davids Mindflight – Unfolding Atlantis
Trevor Jackson – 300 Words
Global Communication – Maiden Voyage (Brooke Mix)
Tim “Love” Lee – Go Down Dixie
Steniski – Invasion (By dj Spooky) (Bi Focal remix)
Rameses – Only the Lonliest Feeling
The Hive – Be: Two
Part 2
Hintermass – The Rituals of Reversal
Date Palms – Dusted Down
Date Palms – Exodus Due West
Kitty White – Hush, My Little One
Bonnie Dobson – Winters Going
Susan Christie – Yesterday, Where’s my mind?
Olding Munny vs James, Mitch and Noel – Some Dreams You Never Forget (an experience in three acts)
Walter Schumann – Dream Little One Dream
Under Dubwood – The Dubwood Allstars
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Claude Mono gives away loads of ‘bliss coins’ the official currency of the Golden Apples of the Sun Radio Show – recommended for listening sitting between the speakers of a large quadrophonic sound system…
Re-stream the show here (select 13 March)
Mixcloud HQ here – no talking just music – track sequence enhanced for listening
PLAYLIST
Intro Song of Wandering Aengus – Poetry Class
Broadcast – City In Progress – The Noise Made By People
Broadcast – Dead The Long Year – The Noise Made By People
Unloved – Far From Here – Guilty of Love EP
Unloved – Damned – Guilty Of Love
Kane Ikin – Intro – Sync Textile
Kane Ikin – Slowburner – Sync Textile
Lutine – Died of Love – Espera (Kemper Norton mix)
Lutine – Died of Love – Synnove (Shape Worship mix)
Ithaca Trio – Fluidic Space – We Like Ambient (Curated by The Sly and Unseen)
Visionary Hours – Reaches Into Silence – We Like Ambient (Curated by The Sly and Unseen)
Nicolas Godin – Bach Off
Air – La Femme D’argent (live 2002)
Peter Knight & Dung Nguyen – Minky Star – Residual >> check out the Golden Apples Parentheses Records sampler mix here
Peter Knight & Dung Nguyen – Autumn Music – Residual
Lena – RE- Autumn Music (Lebna Edit) – Re- Residual
Daramad – Isfahan – Daramad
Daramad – Galactica – Daramad
Field Recordings – Islamic Call To Prayer
Free Design – Lullaby (J-Nova Remix)
Roxanne Roll – Rhiannon – Roxanne Roll Rising Remix
Classixx – Hanging Gardens
Lover Lover – Embers