Episode 67: Mental Playground

Crazy show this week, as typical all over the map.

"Uma" by OOIOO from Tiaga. Courtesy of Thrill Jockey. OOIOO MySpace.

Title track from Love Your Abuser by Lymbyc System. Courtesy of Mush Records. LS MySpace.

"Cannot See Straight" by Yppah from You are Beautiful at Times. Courtesy of Ninja Tune. Yppah MySpace.

"Spectacle to Refute All Judgments" by Jason Forrest from The Unrelenting Songs of the 1979 Post Disco Crash. Courtesy of the artist and Cock Rock Disco.

"Framtidsminnen" by Spinform from Bryter Trystnaden. Courtesy of the artist.

The untitled ninth track from the self titled CD by Astral Social Club. Courtesy of VHF. ASC MySpace.

"Ferrari En Feu" from the self-titled CD by Feu Thérèse. Courtesy of Constellation.

"Sagan's Equation" from the self titled CD by Souvenir's Young America. Courtesy of the artist. MySpace.

"Nose to the Wind" by Weird Weeds from the CD Weird Feelings. Courtesy of the artist. MySpace.

"Sensational Soft" by Tuk from Proud Princess of a Brand New City. Courtesy of Kraak.

"Bunalim" by Bunalim from Bunalim. Courtesy of Shadoks.

"Gareki no Toshi" by Ghost from In Stormy Nights. Courtesy of Drag City.

Thanks for listening.

Episode 66: Two out of Three ain't Bad

From my basic setlist, SIX songs had to be changed this week. The result has a really nice krautrock/prog feel to it after beginning with some great horn-centric pieces.

"Pluk A Dub (remixed by M. Cornelisse)" by the Amsterdam Klezmer Band from Remixed. Courtesy of the artist.MySpace.

"Giddy Up" by Stromba from Tales from the Sitting Room. Courtesy of the artist. MySpace.

"Hanumantra" by Earthmonkey from Death's Last Life's Breath, a Beta Lactam Ring Records sampler. Courtesy of Beta Lactam Ring Records. MySpace.

"Refreshing Beverage" by Odd Nosdam from Burner. Courtesy of Anticon. Anticon MySpace. ON MySpace

"Oben Beg (MK2)" by Baikonour from For The Lonely Hearts of the Cosmos. Courtesy of Melodic. Melodic MySpace. Baikonour MySpace.

"Mirror's" by Moolah from Woe Ye Demon Possessed. Moolah review.

"Parler de la Pluie et du Beau Temps" by the Faunts from High Expectations/Low Results. Courtesy of Friendly Fire.Faunts Website. Faunts MySpace. FF MySpace.

"Land of Sherry Wine and Spanish Horses" by Crime in Choir from Trumpery Metier. Courtesy of the artist. CIC MySpace.

"Earth Spirit and Sky" by Lamp of the Universe from Earth Spirit and Sky. LOTU MySpace.

"We Will Carry you Over the Mountains" by Magyar Posse, an unreleased track from the sessions for the CD We Will Carry you Over the Mountains available as a download. Courtesy of the artist. MP MySpace.

I am interviewing two artists over the next week. Look for that coming along with the message board.

Episode 65: Spartalicious in the Oh-Sev

I won't even begin to bemoan the story of woe why this is the first show in three weeks. But you probably have noticed the new site. Coming soon will be interviews and reviews.

"The Waiting" by Japancakes from The Sleepy Strange. Courtesy of the artist.

"Warm Woods" by Ghengis Tron from Dead Mountain Mouth. Courtesy of the artist. MySpace.

"Yllään On Aamu, Korennot Ja Kesä" by Paavoharju from Uskallan. Courtesy of Type Records. Paavoharju MySpace.

"View Finder" by Paul Wirkus from Deformation Professionelle. Courtesy of Staubgold. Paul Wirkus site.

"Check Weight" by Eliot Lipp from Tacoma Mockingbird. Courtesy of Hefty. Eliot Lipp site.

"Brazilian Summer" by Enoch Light from Action. Enoch Light Website.

"Spiracle" by Black Moth Super Rainbow and the Octopus Project from The House of Apples & Eyeballs. Courtesy of the artist. BMSR MySpace. OP MySpace.

"Red Split" by Psychic Ills from Early Violence. Courtesy of the artist. MySpace.

"Delial" by Isis and Aereogramme from In the Fishtank 14. Courtesy of the artist. In the Fishtank series.

"The Dust of Months" by Bill Wells and Maher Shalal Hash Baz from Osaka Bridge. Courtesy of Karoake Kalk.

"Bumblechord" by Nathan Fake from Drowning in a Sea of Love. Courtesy of the artist.

"Induced" by Sizemix from Found Sound. Courtesy of the artist. MySpace.

"Forest Floor 3" by KTL from their self-titled CD. Courtesy of the artist.

You will notice part of the new layout includes many ways to pimp the SRH in the menu. Any or all you want to do would be appreciated.