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Mix of the Week #387 is "Fantastic Blue" by Daniel Jahn
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Mix of the Week #387: Daniel Jahn - Fantastic Blue

Wanting Man

MUST BE SOMETHING WE CAN DO
This Heat - Water (This Heat 1979 / Modern Classics RE 2013 LP)
Visitors - Visitors (Visitors 1974 / 2014 RE Lion Productions) 
Maledictus Sound - Cambronne (7" RE Finders Keepers 2009)
Maledictus Sound - Jim Clark Was Driving Recklessly (Les Maledictus Sound 1968 / Mucho Gusto RE 2011) 
Herman's Rocket - Space Woman (Space Woman LP 1977 / Mucho Gusto RE 2009) 
Wet Tuna - Sacagawea (Water Weird LP 2019 / Three Lobed Recordings) 
Don Cherry - Degi-Degi (Brown Rice 1975 LP / Universal 2019) 
Pape Nziengui - Gho mistama na voko (Pape Nziengui et Son Groupe LP 2022 Awesome Tapes from Africa) 
Godley & Creme - Cry (Extended Remix) (1985 12" Polydor) 
Prefab Sprout - Appetite (Appetite 12" 1985 Kitchenware) 
The Sea & Cake - The Biz (The Biz LP 1995 Thrill Jockey)
Alice Coltrane - Er Ra (Er Ra 45 / Luaka Bop) 
Rosali - Mississippian Period (Chokeweed CS Unifactor Tapes 2021) 
Neil Young - Side 1 (Dead Man LP 1996 / 2019 Vapor) 
Bruce Langhorne - Ending (The Hired Hand OST LP 2012 Scissor Tail) 
Ry Cooder - She's Leaving the Bank (Paris Texas OST LP 1985 Warner Brothers) 
Slowdive - Rutti (Pygmalion LP 1995 / 2012 RE Music on Vinyl) 
Jon Hassell - Hex (Vernal Equinox 1978 / 2020 RE Ndeya) 
Mariah - Sokokara (Utakata no Hibi LP 1983/ 2015 Palto Flats RE) 
Metro - Paris (Metro 1976) 
Dashiell Hedayat - Long Song for Zelda (1971 Shandar LP)

All Hex Broken Loose

Episode 22: MUST BE SOMETHING WE CAN DO

FLORILEGIO’S MIXTAPE #21
A tapestry of contemporary experimental and underground tracks from Florilegio’s worldwide network of female musicians.
www.florilegio.org
www.freeformfreakout.com/florilegio-mixtape-21/

TRACKLIST:
Vic Bang “Uze” Burung (Moon Glyph) 00:06-02:03
Gubia “Stalactites in the Shape of Ancient Trophies” (Self-released) 01:55-08:46
Nino Davadze “Let Her Alone” Agora (Unheard Rec) 08:23-12:19
Loula Yorke “The grounds are changing as they promise to do” Volta (Truxalis Records) 12:09-18:30
Nino Gvilia “Forests, quatrain” Nicole / Overwhelmed by the Unexplained (Hive Mind Records) 18:25-22:36
Slowfoam “Phantom Memories, Lambic Limbs” Worlding With Earth (Mappa) 22:21-25:32
Sandy Chamoun “Ahlam al khayal احلام الخیال” Fata17 فتى١٧ (Self-released) 25:26-32:32
Dilian “• ̈∆” (Self-released) 32:11-35:10
Petra Hermanova “I Am the Lung” In Death’s Eyes (Unguarded) 35:02-40:11
Vittoria Assembri & Gaia Ginevra Giorgi “Radura (excerpt)” Radura (Vertical Music) 40:04-41:07
Teresa Winter “Like An Apple” Proserpine (Night School Records) 41:03-46:47
Nancy Mounir “Ana Bas Saktalak” Nozhet El Nofous (Simsara Records) 46:34-50:43
Širom “A Bluish Flickering” The Liquified Throne of Simplicity (Glitterbeat Records) 50:33-1:09:13

FLORILEGIO MIXTAPE #21

Respect The Fire

In celebration of @cavern-of-anti-matter's new album Hormone Lemonade on Duophonic, we have uploaded Tim Gane's Flashing Noise mix that he made especially for Bleep. Originally available only as a limited handstamped CDR with their record void beats/invocation trex, it is now here in all its digital glory. 

Check out their new record here >>>
http://link.bleep.com/Cavern-Of-Anti-Matter-Mix

Utilising heavily the sounds of modular synths and home-built drum machines, Hormone Lemonade still keeps the loose, improvised sound familiar to fans of their first two albums, with minimal guitar melodies and live drum kit helping to build hypnotic layers of texture. An album that promises to be full of "experiments, improvisations, and refinements" and with Cavern at the controls, surely to be one of the year's best.

Bleep Mix #20 - Tim Gane ‎(Flashing Noise Mix)

East Village are one of the great lost bands, a group whose music has only grown in stature since their premature demise in the spring of 1991. Along with other legendary bands like Big Star and The Action, who also failed to fully stamp their mark whilst active, East Village made pop music that was timeless, but out of step with the musical environment around them.

Originally named Episode Four, the band was formed in the mid-1980s by brothers Martin and Paul Kelly in the sleepy Buckinghamshire market town of Princes Risborough just forty miles to the west of London. They were soon joined by Johnny Wood (guitar/vocals) and Spencer Smith (drums) and by 1986 they had forged their brilliant, classic pop sound and recorded their first release, the "Strike Up Matches" EP, which has gone on to become one of the most sought after releases of the C86 era. 

By 1987 they had renamed themselves East Village and relocated to London where they recorded two EPs for Jeff Barrett's Sub Aqua label. The band gigged extensively through 1988 and 1989, including tours with The House Of Love and McCarthy. The 1989 collapse of Sub Aqua left the band without a label, but they recorded their debut album using money loaned by Bob Stanley, and were soon re-united with Jeff Barrett on his new Heavenly label, releasing their classic single "Circles." Just as interest in the band was building East Village played a sold out show at the New Cross Venue in South London only to end the set by splitting up on stage.

The album that followed, "Drop Out" (1993), was mixed and released posthumously on Heavenly and has gone on to be hailed as a classic of its genre. The years that followed saw East Village gain a cult status amongst fans of indie music and prices of original pressings rose rapidly as demand outweighed supply. A singles compilation, "Hotrod Hotel," was released to great acclaim by Summershine in 1994, and now we're very happy to facilitate its first, long overdue, vinyl release.

Hotrod Hotel

East Village - Cubans In The Bluefields

Here is another track recorded in my bedroom in March of 2020.
Marco Galiffa on Guitar. Recorded thru his phone.

Almost Blue in the Style of Chet baker

Episode 22: MUST BE SOMETHING WE CAN DO

ALL HEX BROKEN LOOSE

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