A weekly show that brings you ten new tracks from artists from across the world. We cover every genre conceivable, from abstract techno, mutated dancehall, dark metal to Chinese bin lid music or something else - if it's recorded outside of the major label system, we're up for playing it. You'll find music you love, music you don't understand, and music that'll change your life.
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Gesamtlänge aller Episoden: 20 days 16 hours 56 minutes
#227 - Sarathy Korwar, Suzi Analogue, Sea Urchin, The Art Ensemble of Chicago, Viscount - 13 May 2019
Following our week a way we return overwhelmed with excellent morsels of global experimental independent sound. We start with Sarathy Korwar's outstanding jazz/Indian MC hybrid that is sure to get noticed by discerning listeners, elsewhere we have choral music, twisted abstract hiphop, splendid psych folk, electric acholi music from central Africa and much more.
Tracklisting
Sarathy Korwar - Mumbay (feat. MC Mawali) / Pravasis (feat...
#181 - Lucrecia Dalt, 700 Bliss, Sterile Hand, ZOHASTRE, Tyler, The Creator - 7 May 2018
We're away this week, so here's a show from this time last year, when we were enjoying some of the best music of 2018...
#226 - Carla Del Forno, Sunn O))), Prince Fatty, Altın Gün, Otoboke Beaver - 29 April 2019
Some absolutely blistering music this week, ranging from excitable Japanese punk from the brilliant Otoboke Beaver, to intense French black metal, stopping off via Turkish psych, Polish pop, beautiful sun-filled reggae and much more.
Tracklisting
Dolenz - Pull ft...
#225 - DJ Haram, SPAZA, Astrosuka, Anatolian Weapons, HELM - 22 April 2019
Some real otherworldly business occurring on this week's podcast. Abstract sounds from Thailand, from Brazil, and Argentina dovetail nicely with fantastic new jazz sounds from South Africa. There's also African reggae via Glasgow, synth duals out of Kampala, punk rock from the UK and a great deal more...
#224 - Amnesia Scanner & Bill Kouligas, Jan St Werner, Lena Raine, Bogdan Raczynski, My Disco - 15 April 2019
The usual blend of abstract noises coming from across the globe this week. There's Lebanese belly dance music punctuated with Polish breakcore, experimentation from the magnificent Amnesia Scanner, amongst pleasant indie rock, video game music, and abrasive noise.
Tracklisting
Scalping - Satan II (Council Records, UK)
Amnesia Scanner & Bill Kouligas - Lexachast VIII (PAN Records, Germany)
Jan St...
#223 - Minyo Crusaders, Dylan Henner, BIG|BRAVE, Cochemea, Mahatma X - 8 April 2019
From Japanese Cumbia, mill town hip hop, and Viennese experimental music, there's a whole bunch of goodness to chomp down on through this week's podcast...
#222 - Laura Cannell, UKAEA, Gnoomes, Rōnin Arkestra, Sikka Rymes - 1 April 2019
The brilliant Metro Crowd LP on Maple Death Records is a journey in its own right, and its opening track - a dubby, abstract corker - kicks us on our own journey this week. It's a trip that takes in forward-looking techno, French dancehall, twisted LA dubs, Irish jazz, experimental violinists and Russian punk...
#221 - Holly Herndon, Yung Bae, Jonnie Common, Terminal Cheesecake, Spill Gold - 25 March 2019
Just some of the best music around right now, kicking your week into action with some high tempo, high feeling disco from Yung Bae, then driving through a selection of psych, Tunisian dance music, stunning Scottish experimental music, UK hiphop and outrageous non-dance music out of Africa
Tracklisting
Yung Bae - Don’t Stop w/Flamingosis (My Pet Flamingo Records, UK)
Spill Gold - Dali (Meduse MagiQ,...
#220 - Madlib, Oh No, Vanishing Twin, Drahla, Andrew Liles, Sly & the Family Drone - 18 March 2019
A mix of the unusual and wonderful this week - and that's just the 50-minute cover of 70s power ballad Without You by Nurse With Wound experimentalist Andrew Liles featuring writer and Quietus editor John Doran. We also have a new one from the peerless hiphop producer Madlib, some heavy bass from The Bug, synthpop from Argentina and loads more...
#219 - HAAi, Merlin Nova, Centrum, Bajram Bili, Jatinder Singh Durhailay & Suren Seneviratne - 11 March 2019
There are a few sound issues in this week's show due to technical issues... sorry about that!
Another week with slow, contemplative, exquisite sounds from across the globe...