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C- @ The Lot Radio 09 - 20 - 2019

mdo - Walks Behind The Rose

Have you ever wondered what the Melbourne music scene was like in the 1970s and '80s? Or what it was like to live in Melbourne's inner north in that era? 

Our next guests on 𝒃𝒍𝒆𝒖𝒔 𝒄𝒐𝒏𝒗𝒆𝒓𝒔𝒂𝒕𝒊𝒐𝒏𝒔 are Mick Earls and Stuart Grant from the band Use No Hooks, a Melbourne post-punk band prominent in the Little Bands scene of the late '70s and early '80s. In those years, Mick and Stuart lived in dirt cheap share houses and shop fronts in Melbourne's inner northern suburbs, making music and partying around the clock. The shop fronts on Brunswick Street were boarded up and Gertrude Street was a no go area; a world away from the cafe and boutique lined streets that exist there today. "It's impossible to imagine that world even existed," says Mick. 

Playing at local institutions like the Tote, no one knew what to expect when Use No Hooks took to the stage over 40 years ago. Drawing inspiration and influences from many sources, Use No Hooks’ music was always unpredictable because of their relentless experimentation and frequent line-up changes.  On stage, the band's approach embraced elements of fluxus (little known to them at the time) and their numbers varied from three to ten band members.

Inspired by punk bands of the '70s, disco icons like Nile Rogers, and rap legends like Grandmaster Flash, their music is a harmonious crossover of all these genres, creating something truly unique. Lost and forgotten for many years, their recordings were dug up a few years ago and released on vinyl for the first time on local label @chaptermusic. 

Check them out on Spotify here: https://open.spotify.com/artist/2l8sar0cgQs9YkQ2w5rfeh

Track list:
Do The Job - Use No Hooks 
In The Clear - Use No Hooks
The Hook - Use No Hooks
Sideshore Boogie (live) - Use No Hooks
I Can't Stop It - Primitive Calculators
Times Up (Timeless) - Age Of Chance
Circumstances Beyond Our Control - Use No Hooks

This episode was produced and hosted by @hugoincognito
Photo by Wendy Morrissey

ep.3 - use no hooks (special feature)

Kallista Kult’s self-titled release was a wonderful blend of dub, pop and more abstracted elements and their song, “The Earth Did A Line”, was in my head for months. I loved the anonymity and identity of it all – it carried a subtle but perverse sense of humour that was complimented by their fantastic track titles. They self-released another album, Kypress Hill, which will see release as a new edition on A Colourful Storm next year.


Tracklist:
Bu Cree – Valley Of The Strings
Mary Ellen Childs – Ruler Etude: A Work In Progress
Troth – Silva Plana
Mary Ellen Childs – Ruler Etude: A Work In Progress
Peter Knight – Solo Improvisation
Susumu Hirasawa – Behelit
Altai Kai – Kara–Suu
Sspiritt – Spirit4
Mitsuru Tabata – Seagulls
Raev – Pig On My Street (inst.vers)
Jonnine – I Feel Like I’m In A Film
?????? – Medusa Phase
Samus Ordicus – Seek & Destroy
Propolis – Hopscotch

https://dublab.de/broadcasts/a-colourful-storm-takeover-kallista-kult-september-2020/

Kallista Kult - A Colourful Storm Dublab Takeover

156 — Soft Fit

Wake up this Sunday with Bristol DJ Tilly and long standing Noods Radio resident for a slow hour of wave not wave, pop not pop and far away sounds...

Tilly (29/11/20)

Réécoutez la multi-instrumentiste @machka invitée de l'émission Know Your Local. Habituée à se promener en zone frontalière l’artiste franco-colombienne nous invite à explorer les territoires du rêve et du voyage intérieure autant dans sa musique que dans ses mixes. Une heure de selection aux textures organiques et mélodies éthérées entre downtempo, breaks , trip hop et plus encore.

Know Your Local (08/12/2020) w/ Machka

Summer gifts of percussive and left-field grooves! Soak your scales in the steamy sun as DJ Niamh soundtracks your summer lizard dreams 🦎💚 
Radio producer and DJ, Niamh has been making a name for herself on the scene as of late, broadcasting for the likes of SYN with her show @danzafamiglia - Full of dance and electronic music by all womxn and non-binary musicians <3 We’re so excited to have her share a musical journey with us at the commune mwah xx

‘Last summer I was away in Scotland and so cold, so I’ve decided this summer is the time to soak up the sun like a lizard on a rock’ @evelkniamhel

𝕃𝔻𝟘𝟘𝟠 Ξ DJ Niamh's ℒ𝒾𝓏𝒶𝓇𝒹 𝒮𝓊𝓂𝓂ℯ𝓇

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Nosedrip Christmas Special @ Kiosk Radio 22.12.2020

Big bunker (atlantikwall) /football(Club Brugge and groundhopping/music fan. 
He´s djing under the alias Ahum since 1980. Somebody along the way gave him the name Klakke because he always wear that. 
In 1995 he started his first label Toothpick. 1997 he founded Kraak with some intervals active there upto 2015. 
Since 2016 he´s running Knotwilg which is the main focus. Not only as label but also as a kind of old-school mail-order.
Knotwilg records is a label that acts as a personal portal to accessible experimental music, independent of any particular movement or era. Releasing music and distributing like-minded artists in a contemporary
DIY style. Co-curating concerts, events and the annual Knotwilg festival.

https://soundcloud.com/knotwilgrecords

Wavering Forms 35 - Klakke

A3K074 Rita Bass - January 5th, 2021

ep.3 - use no hooks (special feature)

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