Just 4 mins into this but really excited about it. 

i really enjoyed this, but I really struggled with the way people speak! overloaded with "you know what I mean", "you know", "I mean", "and it's sort of I mean, because probably,  you know" 

This is a great episode! Thanks so much!!!

Nadia Idle, Keir Milburn and Jeremy Gilbert dig into the politics of folk. With music from The Pogues, Steeleye Span and Enigma, the gang discuss island cults, progressive patriotism, Communist folkies and the pitfalls of accelerationism. Turn on, tune in, muck out!

Music: Woodie Guthrie - You Gotta Join That One Big Union / Steeleye Span - Hard Times of Old England / The Pogues - The Irish Rover / The Incredible String Band - The Hedgehog's Song / Ewan MacColl and The Pogues - Dirty Old Town / Billy Bragg - A New England / Enigma - Return To Innocence

Books: Alex Niven - Folk Opposition / Simon Reynolds & Joy Press - The Sex Revolts: Gender, Rebellion and Rock 'n' Roll / Raymond Williams - Culture and Society; The Country and the City / Fred Turner - From Counterculture to Cyberculture / Alex Williams & Nick Srnicek - Inventing the Future: Postcapitalism and a World Without Work / Simon L. Lewis & Mark A. Maslin - The Human Planet

Film and TV: The Wicker Man / Blood on Satan’s Claw / Straw Dogs / Deliverance / The Owl Service / The Good Life

Other: My Albion podcast

Produced and edited by Chal Ravens and Matt Huxley. PRS Licence Number: LE-0016481

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#ACFM Trip 15: Folk

Full tracklisting available here:
link.bleep.com/Bleep-Mix-69-Mr-Mitch

Founder of @gobstopper-records and with a string of impressive releases to date for labels like @planetmurecords, Mr. Mitch debuts on The Bug’s Pressure label with his new EP ’Not Modular’.

To mark the release we asked him to provide us with a mix and the Londoner has turned in a sub heavy yet diverse rhythmic adventure, clocking in around the 50 minute mark. Enjoy…

@mrmitchmusic

Not Modular

Bleep Mix #69 - Mr. Mitch - On My Own In The Club With The Lights Off

"At this time of year in Glasgow the nights get darker, it gets colder and it gets harder. You might think that is the case for any city transitioning into winter but there’s something about Glasgow that when this transition happens it feels like a real punch in the stomach. So while picking out records I’ve tried to concoct something of an antidote to this annual feeling. It moves from September into October and November into December with the pains/pleasures I have over those months. It’s turned out quite personal, perhaps more than I had originally intended but I like the vulnerability in it."

STW Diggers Directory Mix

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DJ PYTHON DROP (WET)

To finish up with May at Fake Rolex, we host a sometimes liquid, sometimes deep drumming selection from Elise (@el-se), a DJ that oscillates with prolific talent through genres as UK techno, electro, ghetto house, jungle and between. 

‘I did this podcast a month ago from now when we were still deep into the lockdown here in Paris. Like a lot of people, this period went with a lot of mixed feelings about the future, ups & downs. It was in a bit of a lull moment that I tried to share some kind of “floating acceptance” that I was into on that quarantine day 49’

After 5 years in the Shanghai local scene where she was involved as a DJ, live performer, and occasional promoter, Elise moved to Berlin to focus on her music production, releasing an EP at Man Band Records (2018)(@man-band). 

Now based in Paris, Elise continues to push her sound forward and signed an opening reshape on François X's new imprint Dement3d XXX (@dement3d), with some promising releases in the works as well as a monthly show on Rinse France (@rinse_france).

Recorded in Paris 29/04/2020

Artwork x @iq94

FR061 Elise (Paris, France)

Cru Servers for Dublab

Nadia Idle, Keir Milburn and Jeremy Gilbert are back to discuss the recent rise of conspiratorial thinking within New Age, spiritual and 'wellness' communities, and what implications this has for the Left, with music by David Bowie, Mark Stewart and Coki. 
Edited and produced by Olivia Humphreys and Matt Huxley. 

PRS LICENCE NUMBER: LE-0016481 

Music: Black Sabbath - Paranoid / Mark Stewart + Maffia - None Dare Call It Conspiracy / David Bowie - Moonage Daydream / The Stooges - TV Eye / Coki - Mood Dub / David Bowie - Rock'n'Roll Suicide. 

Books: Frederic Jameson - The Postmodern Condition / Jean-Francois Lyotard - The Condition of Postmodernity / Thomas Pynchon - The Crying of Lot 49 / Dan Hind - The Return of the Public: Democracy, Power and the Case for Media Reform /  Clare Birchall - Knowledge Goes Pop: From Conspiracy Theory to Gossip / Jack Bratich - Conspiracy Panics: Political Rationality and Popular Culture / Alan Piper - Strange Drugs Makes For Strange Bedfellows: Ernst Junger, Albert Hofmann and the Politics of Psychedelics. 

https://novaramedia.com/?p=24304

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#ACFM – Trip 12: The Cosmic Right

"CLAMS"

Estonian violinist & singer Maarja Nuut & LA’s psyche-experimentator Sun Araw hand in gentle, unpolished improvisations on their collaborative album “Fantasias for Violin & Guitar” recorded live on location by Jackson Bailey.

12" vinyl LP out 10.10.2020
www.mida.bandcamp.com
Distributed by Rubadub.

Fantasias for Violin & Guitar

Maarja Nuut & Sun Araw – Clams

During Jeremy Corbyn’s time as Labour leader, much attention was part to the economic vision that the party developed for the United Kingdom, but less to his personal interest in the arts, and how that shaped both Labour’s cultural policy, and their programme as a whole. In this interview, Juliet talks to Jeremy about his interest in the socialist cultures that formed around the 20th century Labour Party and the Popular United government in Chile, the arts policies the party developed under his leadership, the concept of cultural democracy and his determination to unlock the creative potential of the UK’s young people, #Grime4Corbyn and Culture for Labour in the 2017 and 2019 election campaigns, what the reaction to his fondness for James Joyce’s Ulysses says about the British media, how socially engaged artists might react to the 2019 election defeat and the job losses amidst the Covid-19 pandemic, and plenty more.

A full list of references for the programme can be found via our Patreon at www.patreon.com/suite212, and is available to $3 subscribers.

Suite (212) - series 3

The Arts for All: An interview with Jeremy Corbyn

JEROME Mixfile #636 - samb_rules

https://soundcloud.com/samb_rules
https://twitter.com/samb_rules

#ACFM – Trip 12: The Cosmic Right

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