A megamix from our friends at Tasty Morsels to accompany Scott Parsons' interview with them for issue 14! 

the-editorialmagazine.com 
https://soundcloud.com/tasty-morsels

Tracklist: 
safe tea in nun bars - watson fothergill
shutt - column
fatsia japonica - doctor oetker
life + you - infinite bisous
green river iv - tofu
own up! - sad eyes
puern emotions - puern
secondary - bwengo
sleeping on a beanbag with your life - watson fothergill
spring nostril / vegetable eater - n ratan
spiritual pie - alu gong
waino skank - sad eyes
gino - laurie holiday



Tasty Morsels Megamix

Peace

ghostwerk
mix consisting of some huge musical influences
for MIDNIGHT SNACKS 
broadcast on twitch.tv/MidnightSnacksFM

runtime: 31min 

tracklist: 
0:00 - Syndrone - Pan_Ic 
5:08 - Samson Simeon - Inoceramus Labiatus
7:43 - Takeshi Muto - Cyme
11:13 - Boards of Canada - Trapped (Hell Interface Remix)
14:33 - Africa Hitech - 93 Million Miles
17:55 - Phoenecia - Y-Intercpnkt
25:21 - Basic Channel - Presence (Edit)

ghostwerk - midnight snacks 4/14 mix

The Way She Looks (Fast Version)

ARTIST: Various Artists
Album: HausMo Mixtape II

available 4/24/19 on HausMo:
hausumountain.bandcamp.com/album/hausmo-mixtape-ii

from the album "Blue Rise" coming out on LP on HausMo in July '20

HausMo Mixtape II

Quicksails - Cypress

"Music for Violin Alone" is my fourth solo album featuring compositions from Nicola Matteis Jr. (1720) to Angharad Davies (2020). Recorded in a make-shift studio in an empty house during the first week of April 2020 both as a response to all loss of work and a way to be heard again. The pieces on the album are the pieces I’ve come to discover and learn during the two years of maternity leave. Two years of maternity leave have also been two years of creative silence, a search for new approaches, repertoire and ways of playing. Only after finishing the recording process I realised there was a connection between the works - they have all been written by or dedicated to violinists-composers (with Oliver Leith being an exception) - J.S.Bach, Angharad Davies, Nicola Matteis Jr., Malcolm Goldstein (dedicatee of Cage’s Eight Whiskus and Tenney’s Koan).
The album opens with Circular Bowing Study by Angharad Davies - an exploration of a technique no matter how limited, it continues back through the ages with works that are filled with silence (Bach, Cage and Leith) and works with almost total absence of it (Tenney, Matteis), and closes with my own composition - broken harmonics of a string caught inside a ring.
It’s like a map of invisible violin sounds where past and present pathways are being drawn and redrawn over and over again until they are confined to a single technique or a broken sound or disappear into a total silence.

Recorded by Aisha Orazbayeva
Mixed and edited by Peiman Khosravi
Album cover photo by Scarlett Casiello
Album cover design by Paul Rafferty

Aisha Orazbayeva Ring

Taken from the album 'Shutting Down Here' released as LP and Digital.

Jim O'Rourke 'Shutting Down Here' (excerpt)(SPGRM 001)

Hockeysmith return with a politically-motivated single, released on EEL. 

The track is the first to be released from a series of sessions with Ed Banger producer Borussia, recorded in Paris during lockdown. More music will follow from these sessions in due course. 

Hockeysmith wrote the song during a time of isolation and reflects on the craving for human touch and connection, learning from past mistakes, fantasy and thoughts of being a woman in a post-Covid world. 

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lyrics (by Annabel and Alice)
Ahhh oooo I'm for you 
Can you come and get me?? 
Ooo this is my 
Ooooo this is my ??? looking my ??? locking my .????? 
This is my 

Sweated in this new body ? 
There is no antibody 
I'm feeling disembodied
I'm sick from everybody 
Oh this is my
Oh locked in this body forever 
Oh wanna be a woman never
Never 
Don't build my heart up like that 
It's all built on lies like that
Rebuild my heart
Ready for you when I get back up 
Surprise, I feel like Britt Ekland
Sanitize , I'm ready for you
Realise, happier like a woman 
Lionize, I'm naked for you

mmmm na na na 
You feel so real surreal, look forward, the force of you, the cost, cos I've let you under my skin 

I am for you, I'm part you
Whatever I 
I am drifting
Shaking up now 
In a past life 
Feeling apt now 
Really
My body's healing in your arms around 
Sweating for you to cover
Anchoring this love 
I can't believe 
Look me in the eyes

I am for you, I'm part you
Whatever I (Come)
I am drifting  (tonight) 
Shaking up now 
In a past life 
Pill up now

Taking it easy - laugh out proud
Nothing is faking, it's that loud
This is the greatest longing unfurled
This is my body - revealing it all.. 
It's real without me

credits
released August 26, 2020 
Production - Borussia 
Artwork - Celia Croft

Hyper Kobra

Brendan and Andrew interview Lesley Rimmel (https://history.okstate.edu/people/emeriti), a professor emerita of history at Oklahoma State University who specializes in the history of Russia under Stalin. Rimmel pushes back against the efforts by Grover Furr––a Maoist writer newly popular among pro-Stalinist (“tankie”) youth––to “normalize” and defend Stalin. She and the co-hosts discuss Stalin’s direct role in the mass repression campaign of the late 1930s––which Furr has characterized as a rogue anti-government operation!––as well as Furr’s contention that Stalin persistently attempted to “democratize the government of the Soviet Union.” The discussion then turns to considering Furr’s work, and young tankies’ embrace of it, as an instance of denialism, and to exploring how to fight this and other forms of denialism. 


During the discussion of the mass repression campaign, reference is made to the infamous 1937 Politburo order No. 00447. For further information, see: an image of its first page (https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/thumb/5/5e/NKVD_Order_No._00447.jpg/800px-NKVD_Order_No._00447.jpg); a Russian transcription of the order’s full text (https://ru.wikisource.org/wiki/%D0%9F%D1%80%D0%B8%D0%BA%D0%B0%D0%B7_%D0%9D%D0%9A%D0%92%D0%94_%D0%BE%D1%82_30.07.1937_%E2%84%96_00447); and historian Nicolas Werth’s account (https://www.sciencespo.fr/mass-violence-war-massacre-resistance/en/document/nkvd-mass-secret-operation-n-00447-august-1937-november-1938.html) of it. Elsewhere in the interview, reference is made to Rimmel’s doctoral dissertation (https://search.proquest.com/docview/304211519); to Furr’s book Khrushchev Lied (https://www.amazon.com/Khrushchev-Lied-Revelation-Khrushchevs-Communist/dp/061544105X) and his two-part (https://ojs.library.ubc.ca/index.php/clogic/article/view/191861/188830) article alleging (https://ojs.library.ubc.ca/index.php/clogic/article/view/191862/188831) that Stalin struggled for democratic reform; and to short pieces in which Deborah Lipstadt (https://www.threemonkeysonline.com/defending-history-deborah-e-lipstadt-and-holocaust-denial/) and Robert P. Crease (https://physicsworld.com/a/fighting-science-denial/) discuss denialism and how to fight it. 


Plus: current-events segment on how to de-Trumpify America after Trump. The co-hosts intervene in a discussion recently kicked off by John Feffer (http://www.tomdispatch.com/post/176718/tomgram%3A_john_feffer%2C_the_de-trumpification_of_america_/) and Paul Rosenberg (https://www.salon.com/2020/08/01/on-the-de-trumpification-of-america-it-definitely-wont-be-easy-but-it-must-be-done/).

Combating Tankie Denialism: Specialist in Soviet History Rebuts Grover Furr--Ep. 24

US Glue

The official James Pants Intl. Entertainment outtake collection.