New releases and current inspirations from your hosts Jonnine Standish and Nigel Yang aka HTRK.

https://www.nts.live/shows/htrk/episodes/htrk-16th-november-2022

HTRK - 16th November 2022

Memories like fires glow, time keeps cutting at your soul. But every soul returns in good order, eased by a droning whiter shade of pale.
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Pic : Yan Décamps

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"Join Erevan DJ from Bamboo Shows, here filling the air with the most bittersweet guitar ballads. From the bottomless pit of memories may bubble up prog-rock haunting riffs and medieval-synth whimsical melodies."

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LYL Radio | Herbe À Chat (08/06/2023) w/ Erevan DJ

Our next mix is from Glasgow sound-artist Velvachell, a new solo project by Rachel McDermott of WomenSaid. Her recent installation 'to yourself' at Listen Gallery totally blew us away - an immersive multi-channel environment capturing the frenetic energy of Jilotepec and its neighbouring Mexico City.

The mix uncovers a sonic palette that has informed her sound work. Rachel artfully builds tension through the esoteric murmurs of fragmented vocal drones, distorted field recordings and pensive string instruments. In heightened surroundings, a frenzied energy emerges in the post-punk and industrial sound that has informed her previous work. The diverging of these sounds is totally intoxicating, and captures the potent energy of her exciting new sonic explorations.

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Somewhere #11 ~ Velvachell

End of the Republic uses the words of Abraham Lincoln to produce a dystopian view of the state of the republic.

The music was made using a Soma Enner, a granular synth and two tape decks running at different speeds. It was of course recorded live with the words dubbed afterwards.

Note that a cassette version is available with 2 bonus tracks (https://samanthajanesmith.bandcamp.com/track/end-of-the-republic) and the vinyl version is with 3 bonus tracks (vinyl is here: elasticstage.com/samanthajsmith)

End of the Republic

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