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09 Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois -

not winnin

Techno edit von Rus - pull the trigger 

Gönnt euch 😘

Pull the Trigger (M4X edit)

Is schon wieder Karneval?

Ananda Shankar

Jumpin' Jack Flash

Land Of Gold

Last Chance

Beyond Skin

Nadia

l'Orchestre du Montplaisant playing ERGÜN, an instrumental tribute to Anadolu Funk music on  Vinyl EP Compilation "Altın Kaniş Klübü" — Pudel Produkte . 
Get 12" here https://www.discogs.com/Various-Alt%C4%B1n-Kani%C5%9F-Kl%C3%BCb%C3%BC/release/9141591

Ergün

Krishna Lila - Select Bhajans - EP

Raja Vedalu

In hour 2 we hand over to Moon Gangs ahead of the release of his debut album 'Earth Loop' on Village Green Recordings. A classically­trained pianist, William Young composed ‘Earth Loop’ “half and half in a classical sense", some played live on keyboards, with ideas notated traditionally, the other half created using analogue sequencers with random voltage sources. He had this to say about his mix;
"It’s a selection of things I keep finding myself going back to listen to, a mix of old and new.  My studio is where my hifi setup is, so it’s most of this is what I sit and listen to in the dark when I’ve finished working. There’s a lot of nostalgia in there, music from C64 and Amiga games I loved as a kid, film scores that I grew up with, and some TV shows I remember loving from childhood. Some of these tracks are ripped from old computers, cassettes or VHS tapes so a good chunk of it is hardly what you’d call high fidelity, but that’s something that’s never really bothered me."

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Hour 2 - Moon Gangs  https://twitter.com/MoonGangs

Joe Delia - Driller Killer Opening
Matt Gray - The Mansion (from Last Ninja II for C64)
Children of the Stones (1977) VHS rip
XAM Duo - Ashtanga
Matt Furniss - Castle Master Theme (for Amiga)
Lau Nau - Koti
Asa Chang and Junray - Hana
Sky (1975) VHS rip
Pandit Nikhil Banerjee and Pandit Anindo Chatterje - Raag Kirwani
Paul Nelson - Vortex 1
Michael Stearns - Marriage Chords
Sky (1975) VHS rip
Allister Brimble - Alien Breed II Main Theme (for Amiga)
Julia Kent - Heavy Eyes
Louis and Bebe Barron - Love at the Swimming Hole
Jo Johnson - Ancestral Footsteps
Anna Caragnano & Donato Dozzy - Parola
Children of the Stones (1977) VHS rip
Shivkumar Sharma - Malkauns & Darbari Kanhara

Solid Steel Radio Show

Solid Steel Radio Show 23/2/2018 Hour 2 - Moon Gangs

Recorded entirely on vintage analogue recording equipment packed into a disused garage in Leeds, the LP features the vocal talents of Gospel-inspired Soul singer Rachel Modest. Taken from The Magnificent Tape Band's forthcoming debut LP “The Subtle Art Of Distraction”, 'Danger' lays down an ominous groove with tuff hooks and a powerful vocal performance from Rachel Modest. 

The Magnificent Tape Band are the alter egos of ATA Records founders Neil Innes & Pete Williams, who were the creative driving force behind the debut album by The Sorcerers, for which they wrote and produced all the tracks as well as contributing bass and guitar performances. Sheffield born, Rachel Modest developed her unique vocal ability within the churches and gospel choirs of her local community. Now based in Leeds, she has developed a powerful and soulful vocal style that takes inspiration from artists such as Madeleine Bell, Dee Dee Warwick, Dusty Springfield and at times delivers a performance that resembles the falsetto of The Delfonics' William Hart.

Taking inspiration from the more abstract end of the Soul spectrum that has been a richly tapped vein for Hip-Hop producers, The Magnificent Tape Band aim to create an evocative tapestry of sound that pulls together Psychedelic Soul with British Library Music to create a distinctly dramatic sounding record. Recorded on original '60s equipment, using vintage instruments, "The Subtle Art Of Distraction" immediately brings to mind the more experimental Psychedelic Soul records of the late '60s and early '70s by incorporating a driving clavinet, loping drums, swirling organ, and vintage Mellotron alongside Rachel Modest's ethereal and powerful vocals.

The record is definitely one to watch out for if you're a fan of the Big Crown Records catalogue, The Sorcerers, Mulatu Astatke, or any form of Soul-inspired Hip-Hop.

“The Subtle Art Of Distraction” releases physically & digitally May 25, 2018 on ATA Records

Preorder Album: https://bit.ly/2LjGco1

The Subtle Art Of Distraction

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Exclusive Premiere: The Magnificent Tape Band "Danger" (ATA Records)

Shobaleader One: d'Demonstrator

Cryptic Motion

Squarepusher presents Shobaleader One - Cryptic Motion

Music for Whales, chapter 4.

Tribute to Klaus Schulze. Seventeen little extracts from his first decade in chronological order. Nothing else to say... Whales would not understand us.

1. Klaus Schulze -Satz: Ebene [Irrlicht, Ohr, 1972]
https://www.discogs.com/es/Klaus-Schulze-Irrlicht/master/28952

2. Klaus Schulze -  Satz: Gewitter (Energy Rise — Energy Collapse) [Irrlicht, Ohr, 1972]
https://www.discogs.com/es/Klaus-Schulze-Irrlicht/master/28952

3. Klaus Schulze – Conphara [Cyborg, Kosmische Musik, 1973]
https://www.discogs.com/es/Klaus-Schulze-Cyborg/master/28971

4. Klaus Schulze -   Chromengel [Cyborg, Kosmische Musik, 1973]
https://www.discogs.com/es/Klaus-Schulze-Cyborg/master/28971

5. Klaus Schulze -  Ways of Changes [Blackdance, Brain Brain, 1974]
https://www.discogs.com/es/Klaus-Schulze-Blackdance/master/29016

6. Klaus Schulze -  Bayreuth Return [Timewind, Brain Brain, 1975]
https://www.discogs.com/es/Klaus-Schulze-Timewind/master/29104

7. Klaus Schulze -  Echoes Of Time [Timewind, Brain Brain, 1975]
https://www.discogs.com/es/Klaus-Schulze-Timewind/master/29104

8. Klaus Schulze – Totem [Picture music, Brain Brain, 1975]
https://www.discogs.com/es/Klaus-Schulze-Picture-Music/master/29048

9. Klaus Schulze – C'est pas la meme chose [Picture music, Brain Brain, 1975]
https://www.discogs.com/es/Klaus-Schulze-Picture-Music/master/29048

10. Klaus Schulze – Floating [Moondawn, Brain Brain, 1976]
https://www.discogs.com/es/Klaus-Schulze-Moondawn/master/29301

11. Klaus Schulze -  Crystal Lake [Mirage, Brain, 1977]
https://www.discogs.com/es/Klaus-Schulze-Mirage/master/29406

12. Klaus Schulze -  Velvet Voyage [Mirage, Brain, 1977]
https://www.discogs.com/es/Klaus-Schulze-Mirage/master/29406

13. Klaus Schulze - In Cosa Crede Chi Non Crede [Mirage, Brain, 1977]
https://www.discogs.com/es/Klaus-Schulze-Mirage/master/29406

14. Klaus Schulze - Friedrich Nietzsche [X, Brain, 1978]
https://www.discogs.com/es/Klaus-Schulze-X/master/29418

15. Klaus Schulze -  Friedemann Bach [X, Brain, 1978]
https://www.discogs.com/es/Klaus-Schulze-X/master/29418

16. Klaus Schulze -  Objet d'Louis [X, Brain, 1978]
https://www.discogs.com/es/Klaus-Schulze-X/master/29418

17. Klaus Schulze -  Georg Trakl [X, Brain, 1978]
https://www.discogs.com/es/Klaus-Schulze-X/master/29418

Music For Whales -  Klaus Schulze, seventeen little extracts from his first decade

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