This recording is available to download here: http://boilerroom.tv/recording/breakfast-ringgo-002-mndsgn-swarvy/

Breakfast with Ringgo 002: Mndsgn & Swarvy

Jan Jelinek Live @ Betalounge 28-07-2001

Guest mix from Kemistry & Storm on the Paul Thomas Chill Out Zone show on Kiss 100 FM.

Thanks to Oldtree for the tape rip

Tracklist

J Majik - Silicon Valley [Infrared]
Black Grape - Fat Neck (Goldie Beat The F Down Mix - dubplate version) [Unreleased)
Machine Code - Blue Tile Lounge [Protocol]
Intensity - Generations [Basement]
Adam F - Metropolis [Metalheadz]
Capone - Mysteries Of The Deep [Hardleaders]
Goldie - Kemistry (Unreleased Grooverider remix) [Unreleased]
Goldie - This Is A Baad Rmx [Razors Edge]
Rufige Kru - T3 [Metalheadz]
Lemon D - In My Life [FFRR - Platinum Breakz LP]
Doc Scott - Machines [Emotif - Tech Steppin LP]
Dillinja - Vicious [Test]
Rufige Kru - Dark Metal [Metalheadz]
Ed Rush - Density [Metalheadz]
Photek - K.J.Z. [Science]
Rufige Kru - Manslaughter (Return To The Scene Of The Crime Mix) [Unreleased]

Kemistry & Storm - Kiss 100 FM - 11th April 1996

Here is a DJ set by soul sisters Kemistry and Storm to commemorate 16 years since Kemi's passing,
Storm remembers some pivotal moments here:  
http://www.metalheadz.co.uk/news/kemistry-remembered-by-her-soul-sister-dj-storm

Kemistry & Storm live at The Edge, 1995.

This is the magnum opus. It's been circulating around the internets for quite some time, so I decided to upload a remastered version.

Mixes

The 80's Mix, Vol. 2

From my latest Wears House. An ode to dance excess made from recordings of era. Mostly a 80 minute mixtape. 1988 was the year that Acid House hit Los Angeles; it stomps along like a little tantrum.

Wears House

1988

Austin Texas-based musician Tom Carter visits WFMU with three new pieces of music for solo guitar. Tom is one of the three members of celebrated psyche improvisers Charalambides and stopped by while swinging through the Northeast to play his music and chat with us. -Dan Bodah / WFMU

http://freemusicarchive.org/music/Tom_Carter/Live_at_WFMU_on_Dan_Bodahs_Show_on_5112003/for_4_Cs

Tom Carter - for 4 Cs

Lady Gaga, you once said in an interview that you write music for the fashion industry. Is fashion as important to you as music? 
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Artist/Album: Jan Jelinek presents Zwischen
Format: LP Vinyl/DL
Label#: faitiche17
Release date: May 4th 2018

Faitiche is delighted to release a short version of the radio play Zwischen (German for ‘between’). Devised and produced by Jan Jelinek for German public broadcaster SWR2, Zwischen brings together twelve sound poetry collages using interview answers by public figures. Each collage consists of the brief moments between the spoken words: silences, pauses for breath and hesitations in which the interviewees utter non-semantic sound particles. These voice collages also control a synthesizer, creating electronic sounds that overlay and merge with the voices to make twelve acoustic structures.

We all know the speaker’s fate: you falter, you mispronounce, there are breaks, silences and false starts. This results in delays, a language noise compared by Roland Barthes to the knocks made by a malfunctioning motor. Such gaps can be disconcerting, standing as they do for a failure of the speaker’s rhetorical skills. But what happens when they become a constitutive, poetic factor?

Zwischen consists of twelve answers to twelve questions. The answers were all recorded in interview situations. From the speech of the interviewees – all eloquent public figures – the pauses are extracted and edited together. The result is a series of sound collages of silence. But this silence is deceptive, as it is only meaning that falls silent. What remains audible is an archaic body language: modes of breathing, planning phases, seething word particles in search of sense that can break out into onomatopoeic tumult or drift off into sonorous noise.

In a further step, each of the twelve collages controls a modular synthesizer via its amplitude and frequency. Supposedly defective speech acts conduct synthetic sounds and the speakers regain their composure – not via the spoken word, but through sound.

The opening questions in the various interviews are answered by: Alice Schwarzer, John Cage, Hubert Fichte, Slavoj Žižek, Joseph Beuys, Lady Gaga, Ernst Jandl, Karlheinz Stockhausen, Marcel Duchamp, Friederike Mayröcker, Yoko Ono and Max Ernst.

Jan Jelinek: Lady Gaga, (...) Is Fashion As Important To You As Music?

> https://www.mixcloud.com/cami-lay%C3%A9-ok%C3%BAn/
> https://www.instagram.com/camilayeokun/

Tom Carter - for 4 Cs

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