8radio.com Presenter.  Broadcast 2-5 on Saturdays.  Play mostly indie rock and electronica and am really interested in highlighting homegrown talent.  Check us out here: http://8radio.com/listen  Part of the Raidio na Life crew too and do a Friday slot from 6-7. #loveirishmusic

Lately added at https://hearthis.at/lacreme/

Pickls_XP project start summer 2019 and didn't end 
https://www.radiopanik.org/emissions/pickls-xp/episodes/

Radio shows summer 2018 in Brussels
https://www.radiopanik.org/emissions/la-bande-son/episodes/

Radio shows summer 2016 in Brussels
http://www.radiopanik.org/emissions/balades-aquastiques/

Experimental noise, text and other kind of shit exist since terrorist attack:
http://www.radiopanik.org/emissions/alerte-niveau-5/

1st Radio Show on Panik on SSS
http://www.radiopanik.org/emissions/surreal-sound-system/josette-/

Web Radio Mustard online sometimes. Sometimes broadcasting on FM band !
http://cargocollective.com/laSuz/RADIO-MUSTARD

1st radio show on Radio Prun'
http://www.mixcloud.com/RadioPrun/point/

Summer Radio Show 2014 on Air 
http://www.prun.net/emissions/emission-speciale-03072014
http://www.prun.net/emissions/emission-speciale-10072014/
http://www.prun.net/emissions/emission-speciale-31072014/
And more to come.

--- FREE MUSIC TO DOWNLOAD --- 
Welcome to my collection of home-recorded songwriting demos. Free to Share and Download. All content Copyright Steve Lundgren 2018/2019/2020. Request permission for reuse. I want you to be covered legally. Thanks. 

The driving theme inferred by the project name "Motorist Sketchbook" and the image of the open road, refer to the typical source of inspiration for these songs. Most of them have come to me while driving. I see something (visual) that sparks an idea or an observation worth writing a song about. These mental "sketches" are then developed in my home recording studio. 

These song recordings are demo tracks; recorded, edited, and mixed in my modest home studio, using a two-input PreSonus Audiobox and Studio One software. 

Check out my Geeztown interview on YouTube at this link: 
How To Get Started Recording Your Own Music
https://youtu.be/_NB7ueBhJgE

Artwork by Derek Lundgren. Contact info below. 
Album cover merchandise available on Red Bubble. (mugs, T-shirts, etc.) Crackers the Monkey Designs: https://tinyurl.com/yc23yfz4 

The songs (lyrics and instrumentation) were written and played/edited by me, Steve Lundgren. (unless otherwise noted)

The drums are programmed. I played the remaining instruments as direct input with most effects being applied in the DAW (digital audio workstation). 

Multi-tracked electric guitars and 5 string bass. 
Vocals by me using a basic Blue Yeti microphone. 

The software was typically used as a creative tool. 
These tracks are songwriting demos. Everything you hear is a placeholder. 

The hope is to someday assemble a band of professionals to record and perform these songs live. Leaving me the luxury of singing them with great accompaniment. Hey, I can dream, right? 

Derek Lundgren artwork contact info: 
Deviant art: https://tinyurl.com/y7x7g997
Redbubble: https://tinyurl.com/yc23yfz4
Patreon: https://tinyurl.com/yadblfa7

The 202s were formed in 2008 by long-term musical collaborators Mike Glennon and Steve Melling. The band named themselves after the Roland MC202 synth, which was the focus of much of their early musical explorations. Initially functioning as a studio based duo, their early demos caught the attention of Parisian indie label Le Son Du Maquis and they signed with the imprint in late 2008, making them label mates with acts including A Certain Ratio, Faust and Alan Vega. 

In March 2009 the band, now a trio with the addition of Barry Smullen on drums, released their debut single Shoot You Down, a synth heavy adrenaline burst of indie pop which grabbed the attention of the Irish music world. The self-titled debut album quickly followed. An eclectic affair touching on elements of pop, ambience, post-punk and krautrock, it was warmly received and invited comparisons with acts including CAN, Eno, Sterolab and The Flaming Lips. The band performed widely on the Irish festival and club circuit throughout 2009/2010 and also appeared on TV shows including Other Voices. A European album release followed in early 2010 with the title receiving an enthusiastic response from elements of the continental music press. France’s D-Side Magazine described the band’s sound as one which, “oscillates between long electronic ambient vibes, refined pop, electro dance and harmonica folk,” while Germany’s MUSIKEXPRESS dubbed them, “hymnal Kraut-pop from Dublin.” A planned European tour to capitalise on this attention was however, pulled following the collapse of their label Le Son Du Maquis in Summer 2010.   

The band entered an extended hibernation in 2011, eventually reconvening and retreating to their studio-based origins. They broke their silence in 2016 with the release of Oh My My, a track which further distilled their interests in krautrock, psychedelia and repetitive grooves, and which was described as, “a hypno-pop chunk of fuzzed vocal harmonies and slowly grooving drums.” The 4 track Up In Thin Air EP followed in 2017, mixing, “lilting indie pop,” with, “muted, hymnal,” ambience. The, “sleaze and scuzz” of their following release, Dash For The Exit (Real Love Doesn’t Lie), meanwhile was described by Hot Press magazine as, “their darkest and most seductive single thus far.”

Followers of 202s