Name: Reunion - The Cyanide Tamales by Captain Automatic
Duration: 4 min 15 s
Description: In the words of the person you shouldn't ask for help with your German homework, the Cyanide Tamales of early-90s suburban Philly were "die großte Band in dem ganzen Welt". Here's what happened when, years later, they got the band back together

A new track I just cut while messing around with some new voice-synths I've created.

Violin played by Michael Zentner.

(Image by Marcin Majkowski)

"Storm Coast Son--(Click)" - (unreleased Surface 10)

We welcome to the podcast Sanjukta Paul to talk about her work in untangling the ball of twine that is modern antitrust. Come for the detailed history of trucking deregulation in the 90s, stay for the debate over how and to what end we should formulate social theories.

Podcasting as Allocation of Coordination Rights

In the words of the person you shouldn't ask for help with your German homework, the Cyanide Tamales of early-90s suburban Philly were "die großte Band in dem ganzen Welt". Here's what happened when, years later, they got the band back together

Second Story

Reunion - The Cyanide Tamales

Wednesday, March 22, 2023
“Sailing the Slow Seas of Smooth” with Justin "JG" Geller

This session is the first installment of a larger audio project that reflects on the relationship between sound, emotion, and time. Often the sad times in our life seem to last forever and moments of joy go by in the blink of an eye. What happens if we try to slow down that joy? Make it last longer? I heard a song the other day and I thought, "This just sounds like slowed-down soft rock". It became the seed of this session. What if I took 70/80s era soft rock (“Yacht Rock”, if you will) and slowed it down to where it was just barely recognizable? What if we removed the drums and banished the singers to space? Let's find out together.

Sailing the Slow Seas of Smooth

Womb Sounds

I spent the month of August at <A HREF="http://www.dennistonhill.org">Denniston Hill</A>, for which I curated a month's worth of residents & to which this mix is dedicated. If you are so inclined, <A HREF="http://ahb.brassland.org/tag/denniston-hill/">go read/watch a bit about my experience there</A>, so as to compliment your listening experience.

1. Diane Cluck bootleg of WMBR's "Phoning It In" from Thursday, August 14, 2008 (edit)
2. Alan Lomax collection of Scottish children's songs "An Angel Said To Me"
3. Pablo Casals "Bach (JS): Cello Suite #1 In G, BWV 1007 - 1. Prelude (Moderato)" 
4. Elizabeth Cotten "Shake Sugaree" (edit)
5. Iron & Wine "Die"
6. Clogs "Raise The Flag"
7. Juana Molina "Sálvese Quién Pueda" (edit)
8. Irena Havlová & Vojtěch Havel aka The Havels "Malé Modré" trans "Little Blue" (edit)
9. Sufjan Stevens "The Owl And The Tanager"
10. Aldo Ciccolini "Erik Satie: GymnopÈdies No. 1 Lent Et Douloureux"	
11. Holcombe Waller "The Unicorn"
12. Doveman "…."
13. Antony with Bryce Dessner "I Was Young When I Left Home"
14. Roy Harper "Another Day"
15. Max Richter "In Louisville At 7"
16. The National "About Today"
17. John Mellencamp "Save Some Time To Dream"
18. Martin Carthy "His Name Is Andrew"
19. Bob Dylan "Quinn The Eskimo"
20. Diane Cluck bootleg of WMBR's "Phoning It In" from Thursday, August 14, 2008 (edit)
21. Diane Cluck "Easy To Be Around"
22. Boards Of Canada "Wildlife Analysis"

Mixtape 4:  Beautiful Songs (for Denniston Hill)

Title: GIRLS @ ft. Chance The Rapper

Prod. Knox Fortune 

Additional Prod. Peter Cottontale

GIRLS @ Ft. Chance the Rapper

Special Trillbillies West Virginia correspondent and folklorist Emily Hilliard and Jacobin Magazine contributor Cathy Kunkel got some great interviews with striking teachers in West Virginia, and so we present them to you here as a demonstration of what organized labor and direct action looks like in the Mountain State.

Bonus Episode: Voices from the West Virginia Teachers Strike

Song is an art form that is memorialized in a moment, draws on threads from the past, and grows in power as its message resonates through the future. Join Joe Henry — singer, songwriter, producer, and poet — as he examines how the process of songwriting has everything to do with discovery: discovering the past, discovering tradition, discovering influences, and discovering circumstance. Learn how an act as solitary as songwriting can transform into a hit song that has the crowd singing along.

Reunion - The Cyanide Tamales

Captain Automatic

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