Episode 86: Electro Chaser

Congratulations to Rob from Colorado! He won the Menomena CD from last episode by answering Japancakes to the question.

So many of the songs from the last couple of episodes were so noisy and abstract I thought now was the time for some great electro songs.

"The Castle by the Freeway" by Telephone Jim Jesus from Anywhere Out of the Everything. Courtesy of Anticon. Telephone Jim Jesus MySpace.

The title track from Airships Fill the Sky by Morgan Packard. Courtesy of the artist. MP MySpace.

"Torpedo Star Throne" by Circle from Katapult. Courtesy of No Quarter. Circle site.

"I Thought We Could Eat Friends" by Kim Hiorthoy from My Last Day. Courtesy of Smalltown Supersound. KH MySpace.

"Taboo Death" by Jed Speare from Sound Works. Courtesy of Family Vineyard. Jed Speare bio.

"A Star on Your Shoulder" by Loden from Valeen Hope. Courtest of Mush Records. Loden site.

"Meno Mony Falls" by the Faunts from M4. Courtesy of Friendly Fire. Faunts site. Faunts MySpace.

"Look at Your Hand" by Ignatz from They are As Quiet as Mice. Courtesy of Bennifer Editions. Ignatz site.

"Migration" by Blues Control from their self-titled CD. Courtesy of the artist. MySpace.

"2002" by Richard Youngs and Simon Wickham-Smith from Five Years. Courtesy of VHF.

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