On a recent episode of their podcast "Let's Talk About the Bible," Rachel Hagewood and Ben Howard interview Charlie Baber, the cartoonist behind the popular "Wesley Bros" strip. Charlie's new book is "Submitting to Be More Vile: The Illustrated Adventures of John and Charles Wesley."

Submitting to Be More Vile: Charlie Baber and Wesley Bros

This is high dynamic range music. Just raise the volume knob, you will be surprised...

Flaub, composer, performer and visual artist mainly orientated to avant-garde, experimental and ambient music.

With the aim of compiling sonic substance and creating new devices from old industrial machines and recycled scrap, I spent several years living into an abandoned factory reconditioned as a sound laboratory. Besides those post-industrial quests I use to travel around the world documenting sonic and visual material. Combining all that stuff with the research of new synthesis methods, this music not only describes pictures, it will transport you to a sort of surreal and Sci-Fi scenarios, images that are quite difficult to define.

Fernando Laub (Argentina, Austria)

Submitting to Be More Vile: Charlie Baber and Wesley Bros

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