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Guest Show wiiiith ->> Valentino Pančake 
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GUEST SHOW WITH VALENTINO PANČAKE

GRFTPS019
City of Dawn - Anemoia
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Anemoia

B4. City of Dawn - Anemoia [GRFTPS019]

“It is the act of people being together, and finding that space together that I find most fascinating, and it’s the most difficult thing, I feel like I’m still learning how to do that and will be trying to do that for the rest of my life”.

In this week’s episode, Marina and Madison speak with Catherine Lamb about her extensive practice of composing and performing in rational intonation, Erv Wilson’s proof of the harmonic series as a spiral, the process of tuning in as an expression of human agency in performance. We also talk about paradoxical roles of tones, her string quartet divisio spiralis, the Harmonic Space Orchestra, and tips for performers who are interested in deepening their relationship with rational intonation.

The music at the beginning and end of this episode is from "divisio spiralis," performed by the JACK Quartet, from their 2021 album CATHERINE LAMB: String Quartets (Kairos)

The music in the middle of the episode is an excerpt from "three bodies moving" from the 2019 album of the same name (Another Timbre), performed by Erika Duke-Kirkpatrick - cello; Eric km Clark - violin; and Phil O'Connor - bass clarinet

For more information about Catherine Lamb, you can visit her website: https://www.sacredrealism.org/artists/catherine-lamb/

028. Catherine Lamb

🌎 EVERYTHING 🌎 #6 
🌎 WITH TRI.PYAT & LINZE_911 
You are everything
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EVERYTHING #6 WITH TRI.PYAT & LINZE_911

Originally aired 5/5/2023 on Intergalactic FM / Dream Machine

Skinny Puppy - The Centre Bullet
[Videodrome - "Your television station offers its viewers everything..."]
[Censor - "the amnesiac killer"]
[Siskel and Ebert - "The most popular piece of trash of the all is called Faces of Death!"]
Cliff Martinez - Runway
He Said - Pump
[Videodrome - "We live in overstimulated times"]
[Videodrome - "The television screen has become the retina of the mind's eye"]
Portion Control - Susano
[Censor - "He's calling for me, the evil is contagious"]
Font Line Assembly - Ausgang Zum Himmel
[Videodrome - "There's no plot - it turns me on"]
Etant Donne - L'esprit domine l'etoile
ZYX - Little Boys Desires
[Siskel and Ebert - "These films go way beyond..."]
[Blood Sucking Freaks - "Are you ready to accept my domination?"]
[Videodrome - "i think it's electrified"]
Monte Cazazza - Climax
The Executive Slacks - I'm Coming
Tor Lundvall - Floating Faces
Genesis P-orridge and Astrid Monroe - Possession

Astral Projections 54 - Video Voyeurism

Ahead of an ACFM Trip about the internet, Keir Milburn is joined by Malcolm Harris to talk about the unique political history of his hometown of Palo Alto, the intellectual laboratory for a century of American hegemony.

The Kids These Days author tells a story that connects the founding of California, the violent removal of its native population, Stanford University’s eugenicist agenda, and the parallel emergence of Silicon Valley and the military-industrial complex. Is the entire project of personal computing and the internet tainted by this brutal history?

Malcolm’s book, Palo Alto: A History of California, Capitalism, and the World, is out now.

Novara Audio: Radio for a Different Politics

ACFM Microdose: Californian Capitalism w/ Malcolm Harris

In this bumper Trip, the gang survey the totalising modern phenomenon that is The Internet. Nadia, Keir and Jem dredge up their early interactions with a primitive web and explain how the dream of free and open communication was displaced by closed networks of e-commerce and data harvesting.

Following Keir’s recent Microdose episode with Malcolm Harris, they discuss the connections between self-optimising techies and the pseudo-science of eugenics.

They also talk about digital hygiene, the “Californian ideology”, why the Soviets didn’t invent the internet, and whether psychedelic drugs were the driver of Silicon Valley’s dominance.

Music comes from The Fall, Le Tigre and the very online Lil Pump and Macintosh Plus.

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Music: Knife Party - ‘Internet Friends’ / Le Tigre - ‘Get Off The Internet’ / The Fall - ‘Telephone Thing’ / The Penguin Cafe Orchestra - ‘Telephone and Rubber Band’ / Wiley - ‘Eskimo’ / Hannah Diamond - ‘Hi’ / Grimes - ‘Oblivion’ / Macintosh Plus - ‘リサフランク420 / 現代のコンピュー' / Lil Pump - ‘Elementary’ / FKA twigs - ‘Ride The Dragon’

Books and articles: Daniel Levitin - The Organised Mind / Alison Winch & Ben Little - The New Patriarchs of Digital Capitalism / Benjamin Peters - How Not to Network a Nation / Richard Barbrook & Andy Cameron - ‘The Californian Ideology’ / Malcolm Harris - Palo Alto / Jeremy Gilbert & Alex Williams – Hegemony Now / Nick Couldry & Ulises Ali Mejias - The Cost of Connection

ACFM Trip 35: The Internet

From the album "Omnia Vanitas", available here: https://identitytheft.bandcamp.com/album/omnia-vanitas

Omnia Vanitas

Identity Theft - Totentanz

A collection of low slung groovers, kosmische cookers, expansive environments + more. Featuring current and forthcoming label releases, recent discoveries, and perennial passengers. 

Track list:
No Zen Orchestra - Yuga
M. Willet - Lazy in the Safe Space
Drug Free America - Ransacking the Ethernet
Mad Spiders - Cosmic Horror
Robert Eggplant - Cosmo Consultations
Nightly Closures - Krauted
Cook - Amazonas
Dania Sixto - Untitled II
G.T. Modell - We Won’t Let You Down
23 Skidoo + Klaus Schulze - Quiet Pillage for Seth
Rental Snakes - Buzz Off
Night Foundation - On Hold
usof - Conz
Fsik Huvnx - Untitled
FH HF - Lampshade and Shifting Sillhouetes
Cocteau Twins - Cherry-Coloured Funk (Mark Clifford remix)
Drug Free America - Baby Doll and the Dolphin Burger

Noir Age 05/11/23

The 2000s were a decade of education, regeneration, falling inequality and Dizzee Rascal. 

But beneath the fleeting prosperity lurked a culture of cruelty. It was palpable in politicians' disdain for single mothers, in the media's vilification of chavs, and in TV producers' obsession with pointing and laughing at just about everyone – but don't worry, it's only a joke.

Juliet Jacques is joined by cultural critic Owen Hatherley and Novara Media's Ash Sarkar to talk about why the Noughties were so nasty, from TV and music to architecture and politics.

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Novara Audio: Radio for A Different Politics

Novara FM: The Nasty Noughties w/ Owen Hatherley & Ash Sarkar

A lot of people are saying that fascism is on the rise. But what are we pointing to when we call a system, or a person, fascist? On this Trip, Nadia, Keir and Jem map out a complicated ideology, from its roots in 19th century industrialisation to its resurgence in ethnonationalism and eco-apartheid.

Exploring how different political traditions try to explain fascism, they look for signs of the f-word in contemporary politics and play music from Woody Guthrie, Heaven 17 and Black Sabbath.

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Books & films: Benedict Anderson – Imagined Communities: Reflections on the Origin and Spread of Nationalism / Dan Evans – A Nation of Shopkeepers: The Unstoppable Rise of the Petty Bourgeoisie / Karl Marx - The Eighteenth Brumaire of Louis Bonaparte / Antonio Gramsci - Prison Notebooks / Klaus Theweleit - Male Fantasies / Freud - Group Psychology in the Analysis of the Ego / Jeremy Gilbert - Common Ground / Jeremy Gilbert & Alex Williams - Hegemony Now / Theodor Adorno et al - The Authoritarian Personality / Hannah Arendt – The Origins of Totalitarianism /Wilhelm Reich - The Mass Psychology of Fascism / Born In Flames (1983) / Alberto Toscano – Late Fascism / Walter Benjamin – The Work of Art in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction

Music: Soccer96 - ‘I Was Gonna Fight Fascism’ / Heaven 17 - ‘(We Don’t Need This) Fascist Groove Thang’ / John McCutcheon - ‘The Abraham Lincoln Brigade’ / Black Sabbath - ‘Fairies Wear Boots’ / Underground System - ‘Bella Ciao’ / Dead Kennedys – ‘Nazi Punks Fuck Off’ / Woody Guthrie – ‘All You Fascists Bound to Lose’

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ACFM Trip 42: Fascism

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