Recording from Radio Vilnius opening night

Vladimir Ivkovic & Manfredas June 4 2021 at Gallery1986 Vilnius

http://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=188

Tracklist:
Terre's Neu Wuss Fusion - She's Hard (2007 Archive of Silence) - Mule Musiq 
Deuter - Solitary Bird - Kuckuck 
The Golden Palominos - Gun/Little Suicides (Brown Stain Walls, Red Jelly Corners) remix by Terre Thaemlitz - Restless 
Oval - Textuell - Mille Plateaux 
Terre Thaemlitz - 2 AM on a Silo - Instinct 
Hajime Tachibana - The Girl from Ipanema - Midi 
Yesterday's Heroes – 1979 - La Louche Qui Fait Déborder Le Vase 
Yoshihiiro Hanno - Platform (Home[Form]) remix by Terre Thaemlitz - Cirque 
Depeche Mode - World Full of Nothing (DJ Sprinkles private edit) 
Faye Wong - Shame (DJ Sprinkles private edit) 
Michael Nesmith & the First National Band - Beyond the Blue Horizon - RCA Victor 

NOTE: Tracks 9 and 10 are private remixes exclusive to DJ Sprinkles DJ sets.

RA.188 Terre Thaemlitz aka DJ Sprinkles - 2010.01.04

JUSTIN STRAUSS @ The Lot Radio 06-08-2023

2nd August 2023 - A 3hr special b2b2b2b with cosmic queen Millie McKee! Summery and folky at the start as our daily rations of sun poked out through the clouds, but it didn't take us too long to get dubby and chuggy with it. Typical looseness in the last hour ft. Sensual Seduction into Shpongle lol. Enjoy!

Sounds of: 

Argile, Spooky, Son Castello, Billy Miller, Liam Mour, Codek, Faze, Action & Zeke Manijka, Zone, Haslinger, Dub Ghecko, Khidja, DJ Plead, Skull Valley, Jaques Dutronc, Mary Kelley, Galaxy II Orchestra, River Yarra, Fun-Da-Mental, Steve Masters & Ashwin, Talking Drums, Bel Canto, Edison Elektrik, NEF, Elektronishe Musik Aus Köln, Sfire, Acid Arab, Brian Bennett, Tobias Becker, Casco, Glass Candy, Snoop Dogg, Sphongle, Denseland, Augustus Pablo, Tulio De Piscopo, Prince

Art: 'No. 7 - Adulthood', from the series 'The Ten Largest', Hilma af Klint, 1907

Noods Radio: August '23 ft. Millie McKee (3hr Special)

The 1970s is often depicted straightforwardly as the moment when the radical movements of the 1960s fractured, failed, and radicalised in ways that were self-destructive. In The Subversive Seventies Michael Hardt argues that not only is that a much too simplistic understanding of the decade, but that it serves to prevent us from drawing important lessons and inspiration from the radical movements of the 1970s. We talked about popular misconceptions about the movements of the 70s, how to understand the turn towards projects characterised by autonomy and in some cases armed struggle. And finally we also talked about why the emergence in the 70s of a multiplicity of struggles can be seen as a source of strength for the left, rather than evidence of irresolvable division.

The seventies and us w/ Michael Hardt

Lyrics and music by Ilana Tsabari and Ronit Rosenthal
Edited by Harel Schreiber 
Mastered by Alek Stark 
Artwork by Sharon Fadida 

confusion two 2015

B1 - Mafatal - Love Song (Mule Driver's Edit)

About the mix

I’ve been thinking about a concept for a mix titled “As the city sleeps” for some time. Soundtracking one of my favourite times of day, between 4-5am, the witching hour, when you fall in love, spend time getting to know the things about your friends you never knew and when towns and cities feel like your own.
When I was asked to contribute an hour of music to the inaugural “Monolithic Installation" (more info below), an immersive light installation in Bristol at Motion this summer it was the perfect catalyst to finally record the mix. I have gone back in and worked on it since and am happy to share it with you now.

"As featured in the Monolithic Installation, 5,376 suspended LEDs, an immersive light installation at Motion Bristol's recent day party by Squid Soup & Ben Price, hear the other mixes here and look out for it on the road this year" - http://bit.ly/2mrsYLo

Read more about it on Crack Mag - http://bit.ly/2D2yDAN

Tracklist 

"La Haine” Intro/Outro
Ian William Craig - Doubtshapes
Bruised Skies - Low
>>> Steve Reich - Come out
Benoit Pioulard - An Image Apart from Ourselves 
Oneohtrix Point Never - Behind the Bank
Body in the Thames - Brexit Music for a Film
Dj Rum - Projection
Vito Ricci - Inferno (Pt 2)
>>> Dorian Corey - Excerpt from Paris is Burning
Arthur Russell - Answers Me
Suzanne Kraft & Jonny Nash - Hanging Glass Structure 
Kraftwerk - Ananas Symphonie
Demdike Stare - Black Sun
Andés Zacco - Leit
Luke Abbott - Ovals 
Cluster -  Sowiesoso
Sun Ra - Cosmo Drama (Prophetika 2)
Cala Del Forno - Fast Moving Cars
Radiohead - Meeting in the Aisle 
Mark Pritchard - Give it Your Choir (feat Bibio)
Nick Drake - Horn 
Mark Hollis - The Colour of Spring

As the city sleeps, a mixtape [January 2018]

This podcast is an introduction to Walter Benjamin's "Theses on the Concept of History." It surveys some of the key concepts deployed by Benjamin in this text and provides an overview of the historical context. Underpinning theories from Marxism and Jewish Messianism are unpacked for non-experts. 

With the exception of a Satie piece, Berlioz's version of La Marseillaise and various versions of the Internationale, the soundtrack is all original compositions. 

Walter Benjamin's Theses on the Concept of History

We discovered Massimiliano Pagliara ten years ago with his slow and sexy number "Sometimes At Night", featuring Molly Nilsson's gorgeous vocals, released on "Live At Robert Johnson".
Since then, the italian dj/producer based in Berlin unleashed an impressive array of records on Rush Hour, Ostgut Ton, Cocktail D' Amore, Correspondant or Uncanny Valley. 
Massimiliano's idea here was to start a new series of mixes under the name "Love, Sex, Dreams", not being necessarily club music.
Rather slow, leftfield, balearic, ambient, b-sides.
Something very chill, mostly like a compilation of cute tracks.
We're glad to receive the first journey, enjoy !

LYO#135 / Massimiliano Pagliara

I den politiska debatten utmålas förorter och innerstaden som krigszoner. Det pratas om ett parallellsamhälle med gängkriminalitet, hedersvåld, klanstrukturer och NoGo-zoner. Att staten håller på att tappa greppet om samhället, samhällskontraktet har brutits. Tonläget slår över i masspsykos, rädslan används reaktionärt mobiliserande. Högern och socialdemokraterna tävlar om vem som ska skrika högst. Mer poliser, mer lagar, mer utvisningar, längre straff. Varför har de här frågorna blivit så centrala i dagens politiska diskussion? Gäst i detta avsnitt av Apans anatomi är Nathan Hamelberg och Shabane Barot, som redaktörat nya numret av Brand på temat Rädslans mobilisering.

Läs mer:
Brand temanummer: Rädslans mobilisering
https://tidningenbrand.se/brand/nummer-4-2019-radslans-mobilisering/

Stuart Hall, Chas Critcher, Tony Jefferson, John Clarke och Brian Roberts: Policing the crisis (pdf)
https://colectivociajpp.files.wordpress.com/2012/08/stuart-hall-etc-policing-the-crisis-mugging-the-state-and-law-and-order-critical-social-studies-1978.pdf

Rädslans mobilisering

recording of eternal sunset event in bcn
dj set and live improvisations with

andanada (guitar) 1:34- 2:04
arnau obiols (drums)3:08 3:35

John Talabot presents Eternal Sunset (Barcelona, 05-09-2020)

Det är inte apans anatomi som förklarar människans. Det är människans som förklarar apans.

Rädslans mobilisering

Apans anatomi

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