Werner. Babe, something to dream of and to roll you in. First set ever of Werner.

Werner [Radiophonic Glossary N°1 - At Last Normal People]

https://soundcloud.com/rahinaa

https://www.retreatradio.net/inkonsequent

Tracklist: 
Actress - Save
Eversines - Retrospect
Toxe - Honey Island
DVLVCRVZ - Edge of Reality
Tokischa, La Perversa - Yo No Me Voy Acostar
Erika de Casier - Intimate (Club Mix)
Karem El Morr - Wasteland Breaks
Pixelord - Love Is (Coco Bryce Rave Mix)
xl.iks - konako
Skee Mask - Crosssection
SELFHOOD -  Xtra Dawg Miles
Actress -  RUNNER
Dave N.A. - STRNGR
u o & tumy - interlude heurt
Amaarae feat. Moliy, Princess Adjua - Feel a Way
Fatality - Color Plus (Eartheater Edit)
Dream Sequence - Gary Rave
Burial - Chemz
Vegyn - Olbass All Bass 004
upsammy - Overflowering
Charli XCX - I finally Understand

Inkonsequent #23 w/ Rahina (11/05/21)

Alexio est de retour sur Radio Poison avec une selection de disques oscillante entre Dub, Post-punk & Synth-wave.

Radio Poison w/ Alexio (14/05/2021)

Putting on shows for the past 20+ years, and helping people put out records for the last 10+..
Mark played live at a small show as Terrence Grindrocket for Meakusma in 2017.supporting Mei Tahat with tape machines, mics, bells and some wind.  Runs the occasional record label R=A from a converted beehive in his bathroom.

Mark Cremins [Mutant X Meakusma] [29.05.2021]

Pretty Sneaky is a master of the non-linear, polyrhythmic groove, fusing UK bass and dub reggae roots with a minimalist electronic perspective. After releasing six 12inches on the Pretty Sneaky label, April 2021 saw the release of the first ‘Pretty Sneaky’ LP, a concept album of sorts fusing dub and free jazz dynamics with field recordings and a minimalist aesthetic approach.

Pretty Sneaky [Mutant X Meakusma] [29.05.2021]

W/ guest mix from @souveniruk for the middle hour...

GEORGIA presents DWELLTIME for Dublab Radio w/ SOUVENIR (07.14.20)

Originally created for the Amplify 2020: Quarantine Festival – As the world was increasingly forced into isolation, Amplify (and Erstwhile Records boss) Jon Abbey began planning an online festival of newly recorded pieces from sound artists around the world. I participated at the invitation of Penultimate Press’s Mark Harwood making my contribution number 156 in the series.

Free download here: https://amplify2020.bandcamp.com/album/the-dominion-of-din

The Dominion of Din is a radio play made out of recordings from a single fixed perspective over an eighteen-year period. It is created entirely from field recordings made out of the rear window of my flat. In essence, it’s a catalogue of exterior sounds that have annoyed, disturbed or angered me over the years living at this residence – and sounds that have largely disappeared during lockdown.

My go-to method of dealing with nuisance noise is to record it. A sort of recording banishing ritual. The hope being that one day I will be able to utilise these sounds in some way, converting these sources of irritation into something positive.

The piece includes now familiar soundmarks such as the daily delivery of beer barrels to the local pub, the shattering of glass bottles as they are emptied into recycle bins at night and the weekly maintenance of neighbours gardens that always seems to require extensive use of a leaf blower no matter what the season. More irregular sources of nuisance noise appear in the form of workmen erecting scaffolding, magpies nesting on the side of the house, drunken outdoor singalongs, overflowing guttering and a faulty burglar alarm that didn’t stop for three days solid over one memorably torturous bank holiday weekend. The irony is that on the only occasion that these sounds have ceased for any length of time I’ve spent several weeks doing nothing but listen to them over and over again.

The pub has made use of this time to create a beer garden at the back of our flat now so at least I have fresh impingements on my peace to look forward to as things begin to return to normal.

Source sounds recorded in Glasgow between 2002 and 2020.

Composed between May 20th and June 20th, 2020.

The Dominion of Din

The Dominion Of Din

DISCMIX3 A Childish Commotion

Bear Bones, Lay Low Live improvisation recorded at the Drogenhaus (BE) on January 14th, 2021. "...en todo caso había un solo túnel, oscuro y solitario: el mío, el túnel en que había transcurrido mi infancia, mi juventud, toda mi vida." - E. Sabato.

Bear Bones, Lay Low Live [Kashual Plastik Curation]

Read more: https://www.lowendtheorists.com/new-music-premieres/wzrdryav-forgot-about-time-accidental-meetings
Pre-order: https://accidentalmeetings.bandcamp.com/album/midnight-visions

Today’s premiere comes from Vancouver-based artist wzrdryAV aka Kelly Nairn via the relatively new Brighton imprint, party and podcast series Accidental Meetings. 

The Canadian-based producer's tape, entitled Midnight Visions, is a tale of two sides — one characterised by beats, the other beatless. ‘Forgot About Time’ falls into the latter of those two categories. It’s filled with abstracted field recordings and synths swathed in static and hiss. Like the rest of Side B, the track has no hard edges. It’s an amorphous, 4-minute sound collage built from layers of stretched out electronics, white noise and the distant hum of machinery with no discernible origin. There are similarities to the murky, nebulous atmospheres of Pinkcourtesyphone, picnic and Low Flung, but ultimately wzrdryAV’s soundscapes, which incorporate lo-fi ambient, Detroit techno and a kind of hazy, formless dub, conjure their own inimitable environment. The full album is set to be released on March 5th. For now, ‘Forgot About Time’ provides a tantalising glimpse into Nairn’s self-contained world.

Mark Cremins [Mutant X Meakusma] [29.05.2021]

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