love the honesty in your writing. nice work.

Listen to this amazing new series of podcasts called 'Bristol at War'. They've been lovingly created by local people with the help of Unlocking Our Sound Heritage, BCfm community radio and Bristol Museums’ participation team. Freshly trained podcasters tell  special stories inspired by the oral histories in Bristol Libraries ‘A Town in the West Country’.

This oral history collection was recorded in 1988, capturing memories of Bristolians reminiscing about wartime Bristol.  The recordings were part of research for a play of the same name that was performed at the Bristol Old Vic.   

Under the guidance of BCfm’s Marcus Smith, local people were recruited and trained to create these podcasts. Using the archival audio as a basis, participants enhanced them with research and commentary, reflecting on what these voices are telling us. Moving, funny and thoughtful by turns, they have been compiled into this one hour audio piece.

A Town in the West Country recordings are now available in digital format thanks to the Unlocking Our Sound Heritage project based at Bristol Archives.

Unlocking Our Sound Heritage is a national project led by the British Library and supported by the National Lottery Heritage Fund. Find out more about the project at www.bristolmuseums.org.uk/tag/uosh

For Bristol Archive’s online content policy visit www.bristolmuseums.org.uk/bristol-archives/archives-policies

Bristol At War podcast - BCfm & UOSH

A half hour of Mother Meditations from Prof. Blastoff. 

Supercut of Mother Meditations from Professor Blastoff

Recorded by Luke Hall. 
Mixed by Luke Hall and Lee Barbara. 
Mastered by Adam Gonsalves. 

Photograph by Bob Renno. 
Layout by Alex Haager.

Pre-order the upcoming "Klickitat" 12'' EP here:
http://www.bughunt.us/webshop/bedpreorder

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"the empire never ended" is the self titled first track from the ieatpants album the empire never ended."

the title refers to a line from the book VALIS.pkd's hypothesized that history had been stopped in the 1st century A.D., and that "the Empire never ended" (referring to the Roman Empire). He saw Rome as the pinnacle of materialism and despotism, which, after forcing the Gnostics underground, had kept the population of Earth enslaved to worldly possessions.* [http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Philip_K._Dick from Wikipedia]

the album contains songs inspired by philip k. dick's life and stories.

ieatpants

the empire never ended

To purchase/download, go to gunsoftheseneca.bandcamp.com

"Tell Them About the Frequencies (We've Found)" may be first in the track list, but it was the last of all of the songs on this album to be composed (2010). It was recorded immediately after its composition with a combination of equipment used on the earlier recordings (tracks 4, 6, 8) and the subsequent ones (tracks 2, 3, 5, 7, 9). During mixing in 2013, it was found to possess adequate energy and overall quality so that it would not have to be re-recorded. It is also the most accurate indicator of how GotS's sound will evolve into their sophomore release... whenever that will be.

Tell Them About The Frequencies (We've Found)

Rounding Error by Cantalouper
(released 07/15/16)

Rounding Error (FULL EP STREAM)

INTERIORS

A Kidnapping Or A Getaway

Yazan's new album "Hahaha" will be released April 20th via Exploding In Sound Records. Featuring Kris Kuss (Pile) on drums. Produced by Mark Fede (Bad History Month, Guerilla Toss). Pre-order: http://www.explodinginsoundrecords.com/products/612956-yazan-hahaha

Yazan - Cockroach

an american ex-pat in the uk. ieatpants makes music in his bedroom. it's often inspired by strange events or romance or mirrors.

sort of acoustic, sometimes very electric... it's folk or singer/songwriter, but throw a bit of psych and noise in there and you're getting warmer.

sounds like: xiu xiu, (smog), can, songs ohia, damien jurado, oneida, failure, kraftwerk, iron & wine, bright eyes, damien jurado, galaxie 500, flaming lips, liars, dinosaur jr., mt. eerie, chad vangaalen, american analog set, and probably at least 4 more

the empire never ended

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