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Meant To Be

This episode of Spoken Word with Electronics is brought to you by Vareschi Mastering. Visit: https://www.vareschimastering.com/

Show notes, including a tutorial on many of the ideas described in this episode: https://boingboing.net/2022/08/25/the-role-of-analog-shift-registers-in-electronic-music.html

# 74-A: "Analog Shift Register Demo" (Tutorial and Methods)

WAY OUT

Search Engine - Blindness - Composition

Take a journey in to the warm underbelly of the underground with this Hard Techno weapon.

Sanctuary (Original Mix)

Holly Waxwing - Chalant (Nico Niquo Remix)

Feel It Now is a now or never message for letting go and trying to have a good time. It’s the soundtrack to tempt you before the opportunity is missed. Infusing funk and disco into the future realm of escapism of what’s to come.

Feel It Now (Another Dimension)

Nearly the beginning  of an idea. Sounds a bit like @briztronix 

GIANT EMPTY CLUB

Mr. Peony's Kiss

The Norman Records podcast returns after countless (two) requests and a whole bunch of baited breath! We're massively thrilled to welcome Australian post-rock crew Tangents to the fold, who have an upcoming record called 'New Bodies' on the way. If it's anywhere near as good as their last, stringently jammed masterwork 'Stateless', then we're all on a Northern Rail hype train.

Tangents' music lives for strange contradictions: jumpy in abundance, it's also buttoned down, the band playing a sort of restrained jazz aesthetic as a tease to those who want them to give in to the climaxes and math rock catharsis. Offering hints of Do Make Say Think, Jaga Jazzist and Ex-Easter Island Head, they're perpetual but never still; in this mix by bandmember Peter Hollo, they reimagine the movements and segues of their sound, effectively remixing themselves into new, unrefined contexts. It's a blast!

Peek the tracklist below. Order 'New Bodies' here: 
https://www.normanrecords.com/records/170967/

01 - Tangents - Stents [2018, Temporary Residence Limited]
02 - Icarus - Moon Palace [1998, Recordings Of Substance]
03 - Tangents - N-Mission [2016, Temporary Residence Limited]
04 - Triosk - Intensives Leben [2006, The Leaf Label]]
05 - raven - headache music #1 [2012, Feral Media]
06 - Spartak - Second-Half Clouded (feat. Lucrecia Dalt) [2010, Low Point]
07 - Tangents - Immersion (Katie Gately remix) [2018, Temporary Residence Limited]
08 - Shoeb Ahmad - the orchids [2012, Mystery Plays Records]
09 - Adrian Lim-Klumpes - Caution [2017, Off-Record Label]
10 - raven - vale [2017, Art As Catharsis]
11 - Adrian Klumpes - cornered [2006, The Leaf Label]
12 - Spartak - Catch/Control [2013, hellosQuare Recordings]
13 - Shoeb Ahmad - "lope" [2018, Art As Catharsis]
14 - Tangents - Gone To Ground [2018, Temporary Residence Limited]
15 - Four Tet - My Angel Rocks Back and Forth (Four Teas on English Time - Icarus remix) [2004, Domino Recording Company]
16 - Tangents - Terracotta (Jim O'Rourke remix) [2018, Temporary Residence Limited]

Tangents mix for Norman Records

Norman Records Podcast #21: Tangents ("Tangents Play Tangents")

This track was produced in 2021. The reason why this version feels so empty is because it was a performance collaboration with a tap dancer (Tara L), for a university course. The middle section was the tap dancer's solo, in combination with vocal chop improvisations from me (which are not in this verson).

I got to play with some gear from the uni though, one of the Arturia Prophets. I thought this was worth adding to the archives though, it was something so different from what I think I usually do. Although still quite repetitive.

I reaaaallly really LOVE 4:30 onwards hehe

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