My forth annual Red Light Radio show from November 2018.

Johan Ressle @ Red Light Radio 2018

Bamboo Shows 033 - Trance onirique w/ Jacques Satre
Infos, Links & Podcast Series : https://bambooshows.com/jacques-satre-bs033

 @Jacquessatre

BS033 - Jacques Satre (Worst Records)

In 1916, in the middle of the First World War, a small town in Ontario changed its name from Berlin to Kitchener. Many mercurial decades later, in 1988, the town now a mid-sized city, a duo called Vernal Equinox released a record that seemed to trace its roots back to Berlin, but this time the shadowy post-war Berlin of the 70s that produced Tangerine Dream, Klaus Schulze and his Innovative Communications family, and Bowie and Eno’s Berlin Trilogy. These inspirations, viewed through a prism of 80s New Age and the autumnal denim-clad rural Ontario, became New Found World. 

New Found World is the inaugural release on Aural Medium, Toronto-based non-musician Linus Booth’s new label focussing on revisionist electronic, industrial and no wave music. Remastered from the reels and pressed on double 45rpm vinyl with an unreleased track from the original sessions.

Limited edition of 500 copies. 100 on bone white vinyl, 400 on black vinyl. 
BUY HERE: https://www.seance-centre.com/other-releases/vernal-equinox-new-found-world

Release date: October 12th

For EU distribution contact: info@rushhour.nl
For NA distribution contact: info@seance-centre.com

New Found World (AM-01)

Vernal Equinox - Autumn Sunset (AM-01)

Jacques Charlier is primarily known as a visual artist, which obscures the fact that he’s been actively multi-disciplinary for the entirety of his career. Born in 1939 in Liège, Belgium, his interest in all forms of art began at a very early age when he aspired to be a poet, writer, musician, comic book artist, actor, and movie director, and in his own eccentric way became all of these things.

In the 1970s, inspired by the minimalist sounds of Philip Glass, Steve Reich, La Monte Young, John Cage, and Meredith Monk, Charlier armed himself with a custom guitar, and sound modulating effects and started experimenting on his 4-track. He performed psychoacoustic pieces in Liège, Antwerp, Eindhoven, Rotterdam, Milan and Düsseldorf, and in the inimitable performance art video “Desperados Music”, filmed by Paul Paquay in 1979 for Belgian television. Charlier hit a creative stride in the 1980s, recording off-kilter tunes influenced by everything from post-punk, EBM, Yé-yé and psychedelic rock. Similarities reside in the catalogs of Belgian labels Crammed Discs and Les Disques Du Crépuscule, yet even with these genre-bending precedents, Charlier’s music is idiosyncratic to the extreme. In 1984 and 1987, he self-released two cassettes incorporating synth, drum machine, his custom guitar, and vocalist Martine Doutreleau on occasional duets.

This limited edition 7” single offers the previously unreleased jangle/darkwave jam “Kiliwatch”, backed with “Loulou”, a scorching psychedelic oddity from one of Charlier’s original cassettes. It precedes the upcoming double LP compilation of Charlier’s music, and is the perfect introduction to his curious and complex artistic vision.

Co-release with Musique Plastique

Limited to 150 copies, only available via Séance Centre and Musique Plastique. 
Release date: January 10th 2020
PRE-ORDER HERE: https://www.seance-centre.com/shop/jacques-charlier-kiliwatch

Jacques Charlier - Loulou (MP007 / 20SC)

It came as a shock. I still wish that this is a mistake or a misunderstanding...

Andrew came in to do our 3rd episode, when we had no following and nobody really cared about this project. He loved the concept. A bit shy at first, but then all of the stories started pouring out. I could listen to them for the entire day, really. Some of them are in this recording.

I have taken out my hour, and the old jingles I used to use. Listening back to this brings a lot of memories, and the music he played is definitely timeless. Writing is not my specialty, and I did not know Andrew that well to be honest, to put together a long text about him. I do, however, have this recording of him going through, what he thought at the time, his biggest musical influences. A short autobiography, narrated and soundtracked. I wanted there to be nothing else but him. 

He left three records when leaving the studio. We spoke about trying to arrange a meeting for me to bring them, as well as take a few of his pictures using an old soviet Liubitel camera, which he thought looked great when he saw it. But either he was away, busy, or we did not have the film for the camera or time to do it. I am sorry that I never gave the records back, and also sorry that we did not take any pictures, which you really wanted. 

At times like these you wish there was a world beyond our own, but you can't really know. If none of us ever see you again, at least we have something to remember you from.

Thank you, and rest in peace.

Andrew Weatherall Influence Selection

Tune in to Charlotte Bendiks mix, recorded for the day organized, planned and curated by Hugo Capablanca of Discos Capablanca for Mutant Radio.

Charlotte Bendiks [Discos Capablanca Takeover Vol:1]

Rinse France Podcast

Music For Tourist invite Magnus Blomkvist 060120

BEINWELL - 13/08

Label head of @space-ritual-music - @slacky-spaceritual drops a guest mix on @noodsradio monthly show Outer Sounds - hosted by @waxmouse

TRACKLIST >>>

WAXMOUSE >>>

Steve Pepe @user-187237364 - Whaho 
Mioclono - Center Of Things / Hivern @hivern_disc
Sound Voyage @freesoulinc - Schattenspiel
Philip Grass - Freak Dub
Lotus Eater - Tripholium
GB @giftedandblessed - The Projector

SLACKY (SPACE RITUAL) GUEST MIX >>>

H.E.A.D - EFS 5
Carter Tutti @chris_carter - Driving Blind 
Awkward Moments @awkwardmoments_series - A Blooming Attraction (Ghost Culture Remix)
CLAWS - Black Magic Carpet Ride 
Lamusa II - The Art of Pulse 
Black Merlin @black-merlin - Alpaca Pet Boys 
Haules Baules @haulesbaules - Creeper Edit 
Leisure Connection - March of The Imbecile

Outer Sounds @ Noods - 27 November 2020

Outer Sounds w/ Slacky (Space Ritual)

Our dear contributor, London-based artist @jaye_ward_ is back with her bi-monthly show!

Star Maps w. Jaye Ward

Invisible Inc x Online Label Market Day (3/12/20)

What Johan does in the DJ both can be compared with what a court jester used to do for the king, he offers a unique mix of devilishly good entertainment. Rhythms that will make you fall headfirst into an underworld where you get caught up in a jumble of sad clowns and magical creatures who together create an epos worthy of a hysterical circus manège. He would make grandmas blush of embarrassment, he’s a time shifter and a shape shifter for the awkward outdated and corny super heavy deep cheesy hardcore style that transforms in all gods given shapes and corners of basically all genres there is, blending it to oblivion bolivian goat funk. He does it, like no other. He lives royal, he plays royal!