Warli Paintings – Ragunath Seth
Da Consumarsi Con Grazia – F:A.R.
Please Don't Keep Me Waiting – Madalyn Merkey
The Aqueducts of Channel Island – Monopoly Child Star Searchers
Space Face – Eric Vann
El Suplicio – Benedetto Ghiglia
Khandhar – Bhaskar Chandavarkar 
Meanwhile Back At The Tulip Boat, Stinky And Gus Make Warplanes/Your Living Constitution (Dies) – Le Forte Four
IV 18:54 – Rene Hell
Robert Nelson’s Bleu Shut – Blue Crumb Truck
Aladdin’s Magic Lamp – Father Sound
Pai Khlong - phunsi charoenphong & the saman kanchanaphalin band
I Passion You A Leap Of Love-Flame – Iasos
Kosmiskt intermezzo – Bjorn Vikhoff
Locomotion – Don Fraser & Steeleye Span
Anmari Fukasugite – Melting Glass Box
Equinox: A Journey into the Supernatural
Music of the Spheres – Steve Birchall
Gran Bolita (film leader)
River Movement – J.D. Emmanuel
Shulie (end titles) – Le Deuce
Fossilized Whispers – Spiderwebs
Derelictdolhouse - Sleep ∞ Over

http://futurecrayon.blogspot.co.uk/2013/09/trishs-toys-techniques-birthday-tape.html

Trish's Toys & Techniques Birthday Tape

Mixed and recorded with Dmytro Prutkin (Kyiv) and Misha Shkurat (Kyiv, Berlin)

Beryl

Глибокої ночі 21 січня Андрій Куликов говорив з євромайданівцями про вимоги до влади. Відповіді чоловіків з Дніпропетровська, Болехова, Чернівців, Києва, Вижниці, Первомайська, і не тільки. Надзвичайно потужний останній співрозмовник, хоча говорить зовсім не про вимоги, а про щось значно більше. 

ГОЛОСИ МАЙДАНУ з Андрієм Куликовим: якими мають бути вимоги до влади. Перед світанком 21.01.14

Hromadske Radio (Radio Public) vous propose l'enregistrement exclusif du discours de Bernard-Henri Lévy qui parle de l'Euro Maïdan. Ce discours a été  prononcé pendant la rencontre avec les philosophes et les chercheurs ukrainiens au sein de la Fondation "Vidrodjennia".

Bernard-Henri Lévy parle de la révolution ukrainienne

A mix by Markus Acher from the Notwist and Rayon, from records he found while touring, and some favourite new music  (Jam Money! Grim Grim!)
Hope you enjoy!

The world is full of songs

John Cage-"an old shoe" / Stefano Scodanibibio-"Contapunctus IV"
Tape + Tenniscoats -"Come Maddalena"
Piero Mileri -"Modi 1"
Town and Country -"Hat vs. Head"
Anne Laplantine
the National Jazz Trio of Scotland -"Buchanan Street"
Baligh Hamdi -"My love story"
Abeywardana Balasooriy + Nirmala Ranatunga -"Pem Kalpana"
Jim Helms - "Grashopper"
Chantal Goya -"J'ai le cour en joie"
Alastair Galbraith -"Bellbird"
Kalinga Women -"Winnowing rice song"/Manfred Schoof -"the numbered"
Cleve Pozar -"Cosmic piece 3"
Ahmed Malek -"Silence de Cendres"
Solft Focus -"Brief Arousal"
Le volume courbe -"I lie"
Grim Grim- "Kazega Fuitara Sayonara"
Honeymoonkillers -"chez les aborigines"
Jam Money -"Gauzy Wing"
Flaming Tunes -"it's madness"


"The World Is Full Of Songs"  Mix

This time our hungry wax detectives return to one of their most familiar feeding grounds and spotlight some of their favourite freak funk , cosmic concept LPs and Parisian prog from Gallic magnetic pastures and beyond with this French vinyl special. Our Keepers Cottage residents Andy Votel, Pete Mitchell and Doug Shipton are graced with sporadic visits from Silver Globalist Jane Weaver, Lee Janda and the tapeworm and are also joined by ex-Stereolab legend Laetitia Sadier and her band to discuss the recurring themes of madness in French pop and try and work out the meaning the mysterious post-68 No-No movement. With regular magazine features, tedious in-jokes, prizeless competitions, Olympic standard mispronunciations and music that you're unlikely to hear anywhere else, part deux of our ongoing cross continental pop pilgrimage is now online to electrify your camembert and fry your cabbage heads. 

Finders Keepers Radio Show Episode Two

Re-Upload. Recorded for the IFM (ex-CBS), played 1.6.14.
Thx Ferenc!

[AMS017] Zhenya Anfalov - Ante Meridiem Dance Edition For Intergalactic FM (Re-Up)

Welcoming our new mixes series - Lowjob!
Our own boys and our lovely friends make some orgasmic waves for your ears, people!


LOWJOB#5: Misha Shkurat

Love Apple "What Will Tomorrow Bring?"
Kashmere Stage Band "Ain't No Sunshine" (O. G. Version)
Prince Buster "Swing Low"
Sugar Minott "Gimme Jah Jah"
Candy McKenzie "Thinking Of You"
Richie Davis "You Ha Fe Cool"
Jeff Phelps "On The Corner"
Illa J "All Good" (Instrumental)
K. S. Chithra feat. Malaysia Vasudevan "Hey Maina"
Bruce Haack "Ancient Mariner"
Pavan "1000 Years"
Jeff Phelps "Excerpts From Autamn" (Instrumental)
Love Apple "Call Me When You Want Me"

This mixtape is not to be used for more than 1 pound!

What will tomorrow mixtape

Pavel Plastikk from Ukraine is most known for his eclectic sets, holding down a residency at Nomaden in Oslo and also running the acclaimed LOW parties in Kiev.

LN-CC Store Mix 018 - Pavel Plastikk

From the  album, Return.
Out Sept 6th on Alien Transistor
Click-clack – click-clack – click-clack: The beat of riding on a train before the invention of pneumatic suspension was no jazz. But combined with the landscape passing by the window its steady pulsing beat had consequences: digressing thoughts,  imagination kicking in – roll it!

This principle can be heard on Saroos’ third album. The three band members, who live in Berlin and Munich, toured Italy by train numerous times. They liked it a lot, they say. You travel more slowly, you tour at low revs, with enough click-clack to make it click in the head

Take "Tsalal Nights“. A rhythm, straight as if drawn with a sewing machine, yet the music lets your brain whir casually and playfully in all sorts of directions.
Retro-futurism in a slightly psychoactive form – more H.P. Lovecraft than Jules Verne. 
"Spiaggia di Pluto“ throbs in extraterrestrial chill, but with the stylish coolness of a Kubrick-Space-Lounge in the year "2001“, whereas 'Kraken Mare" lets the listeners float through a sea of glacial sounds – and then, in the closing moments, tugs them in a rhythmic eddy.

Compared to their earlier albums, the beat seems so unrestrained that the sound has sufficient room. Sometimes jungle-electro-exotica wobbles through the undergrowth of sound in elliptic circles ("Willow“), sometimes the foghorn strikes up a savage dub ("Seadance“), as if King Tubby was circulating through the analogue nirvana after a particularly massive spliff.

This makes the album not only more organic, but also more social. More man, less machine. When guests came round in the studio, the samplers remained turned off. This, of course, leaves marks. Not all as big as Fenster’s Tadklimp, who contributed a bagful of sounds and had his fingers on the mixing console. Whoever expected a jam album from Saroos? But this is it.

What will tomorrow mixtape

M.

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