Helmet vs. Zoe Keating vs. Raymond Scott vs. They Might Be Giants vs. Surf Raiders vs. Yeasayer vs. Others...

Blunderphonics: November 2014

Helmet Van Keating

Washed Out vs. Pixies vs. The Shadows vs. oTo vs. Nurse with Wound

Introducing...Blunderphonics

Erodible Me/Erodible You

The Next Great Catastrophe

Introducing...Patrick Kilpatrick

Your Frigid Politeness (2020)

Fuquawi Trick (Booker T. & The MGs vs The Ghetto Boys)

Source Material: Onyx, Bik Bent Braam, Beach Boys, Peanut Butter Wolf, The Walkman, and Billy Martin.
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Take That! (Onyx vs Beach Boys vs Bik Bent Braam)

Sources include: The Turtles, Serge Gainsbourg, Zoe Keating, Suicide, Martin Denny, Vince Taylor, Meri Von Kleinsmid, Billy Martin, Washboard Rhythm Kings, Tangerine Dream, Floratone, Sonic Youth, and Melvin Jackson.
Enjoy!

Turtle Wax

Sources: Art Blakey, Terry Riley, Tame Impala, David Axelrod, Zoe Keating, Yma Sumac, and Oscar Treadwell.

The Doctor And The Diamond Mine (Sweet Love)

Sources include 2pac, Bad Books, poet Michael C. Ford, Mark Robinson, Yoko One & Rob Stevens, School of Seven Bells, and The Besnard Lakes.
Enjoy!

Sylvain  "The Hellrazor"  Cote

A mix containing samples of: Balogh, PDQ Bach, Pixies, The Besnard Lakes, Mr. Dibbs, James Chance, Pleasure-Drenching Improvers, The Books, Pigface, Bauchamp, T.a.p.e.s., Earl Browne.
Enjoy!

Strange Town

A soundtrack-esque meditation based on a Robert Johnson lick. I challenge you to figure out which.
Enjoy.

The Devil & Robert Johnson

Sources: Danzig, Alabama Sacred Harp Convention, Kev Brown, Grandmaster Flash, Ludovico Einaudi, Alien Devices, Bik Bent Braam, Sonic Youth, Torture Super Sonic, Sigur Ros, To-Bo, Tom Lopez, The Adverts, Gang of Four, and Busta Rhymes.
Enjoy.

Blunderphonics: October 2016

We Are What We Want

Blunderphonics is both a tribute and play on John Oswald's Plunderphonics from the 80s and 90s. The "Blunder" part comes from a band I was in years ago, The Blunder Children (taken from the movie Tape Heads). When we broke up, I began using the handle Blunder. 

Like many of you, I use a wide variety of music in my mixes: rap, indie rock, punk, metal, jazz, avant-garde, drones, electronica, and so forth. 

Influences: John Oswald, Negativland, Steinski, Christian Marclay, Mr. Dibbs, Serge Gainsbourg, Tom Waits, Beck, John Zorn, Bob & Ray, Firesign Theatre; this list can go on and on.

I sample with fondness and respect for the original artists.

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