https://www.nts.live/shows/guests/episodes/bjork-12th-january-2018

Björk 120118

Full tracklist: 

Conna Haraway - The Telephone Is Broken 
Cousin - The River 
Harald Uunk  - Hibernation 
Daniel[i]  - Contemplate 
Private Press - Synced SMPL 
Doltz - Atlantis 
E.O.U - おはよう (2024Dub) 
Thurlow Joyce - Lemon Citrus 
Sam Goku - b-nova  
TSVI - Gregorio 
Barker  - Utility 
Still Sharp - 96th Minute Equaliser  
Sobolik - Luna  
Delay Grounds - Glass_Refract  
Mata Disk - Two Sides of the Same Coin   
Sobolik - Forever Chemicals   
Current Bias  - Rolling Haybales  
LOFT - xo_allnitelong_xo (2015)   
George FitzGerald - Ultraviolet  

James K - Trip Lick w/ Hue Ray Takeover - NTS October 2024

Live recording of my ambient / downtempo set in the Bossa Lounge at Sustain-Release 2024 

8ULENTINA LIVE @ Sustain-Release Year Ten

The AFCM gang gather for a midwinter reading of The Communist Manifesto, published in 1848 by Karl Marx and Friedrich Engels. Download a version online and follow along as Nadia, Keir and Jem reassess of one of the most influential political tracts ever written.

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ACFM Microdose: The Communist Manifesto

The Institute of Economic Affairs is one of the most powerful and secretive think tanks in the UK, known for promoting free-market Thatcherism as a solution to all of our economic woes. Who's behind it?

This week, Kristian Niemietz, a director at the IEA and a long-time Novara Media hater, sits down with Aaron for a debate about trickle-down economics, why he's a neoliberal, and who really funds his employer.

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Downstream: Who's Behind the Institute of Economic Affairs? w/ Kristian Niemietz

The concept of debt is as slippery as it is powerful. In this Trip episode, Keir, Nadia and Jem explain why debt is more like a belief than a calculation, and wonder how to imagine a society without it. 

From credit cards to dowries, they discuss the reality and fantasy of debt, with ideas from David Graeber and Deleuze and music from Crass and Gwen Guthrie.

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ACFM Trip 49: Debt

Food Prep:
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Mix:
Soundcloud @duunscape
IG @ duun___

Tracklist:
Altone - Naturally Unnatural (Naturally flowing Thomas Fehlmann Remix)
Gradient - Dub Story 1 
Paul St. Hilaire - Ten To One
Pulshar - World Crisis ft. Linval Thompson
Cousin - Wake The Town (Forthcoming)
Gradient - Dub Story 15
Paul St. Hilaire - Little Way
Richard Norris - Shark Tooth Dub
Mathimidori - Maiia (Deadbeat’s Dub)
DJ Relax - Morphic Resonance (Dub Frequency Mix)
Eden Aurelius - Plateau
AV Moves - K-Ci & Coco
Stress Assassin - Tags + Smoke
Attachment Theory - Babii 1999 (unreleased)

Food Prep 013: Duun

Full Tracklist:
David Sylvian, Russell Mills - The Beekeeper’s Apprentice
Hotaru 螢 - Wind Clock カゼドケイ
Audio Sports - Never Personal
KAVARI - I want you to breathe (asphyxiation mix)
Miki Nakatani - Temptation (Drum Mix)
Soma - Stygian Vista
Jauzas The Shining - Emotion
Bitstream Dream - Aglaophotis
Soreab & KRSLD - Butoh
Gaul Plus - Mercury Fountain ft. POiSON GiRL FRiEND 
PureH - Vision Rising (Eraldo Bernocchi Mix)
The Grid - Are you Receiving
Greg Hunter & Maurizio Liguori - Morning Glory
Aco - 悦びに咲く花 Yorokobi Ni Saku Hana (Silent Poets Dub Version 1)
Bill Laswell - Heaven (You Have to Be in Hell to See Heaven)
Delerium - Desert (Remix)
Lori Carson - Breathe
Dbridge & Madison Willing - Pulse
Undark - Canyon: Split Asunder
The Golden Palominos - Curses
Soma - Alchemical Nuptial

James K - Trip Lick w/ Comfort Takeover - NTS February 2025

https://si11age.bandcamp.com/album/surpassing-disaster

8ULENTINA’s debut full length album ‘Surpassing Disaster’ is coming out on March 25th via SILLAGE, the first single ‘AYŞE’ is out today on bandcamp.

‘Surpassing Disaster’ is a research driven sonic narrative, enmeshing the theatricality of acoustic instruments from Arab orchestral and folk traditions with electronic elements. Themes of resurrection, restraint, illegibility, desire and spirituality are explored throughout tracks that move within ambient, sound design, field recordings, and dance music.

This project engages with the past as an active collaborator instead of source of nostalgia, acknowledging the immaterial withdrawal that follows surpassing disasters and the process of making an archive and working within an existing one as an attempted act of resurrection. ’Surpassing Disaster’ references Jalal Toufic’s text ‘The Withdrawal of Tradition Past a Surpassing Disaster’. The record includes collaborative track 'GNIVILNI’ featuring cellist Rohana and vocals by Nana XOXO. GNIVILNI’'s vocals reference and abstract Assata Shakur’s poem ‘Affirmation’. The improvisational collaboration between 8ULENTINA, Nana XOXO and Rohana is a convergence of our individual practices of sonic experimentation, performance and research.

‘Surpassing Disaster’ is the first release on 8ULENTINA’s label SILLAGE, a curatorial platform for contemporary sonic artifacts.

Esra Canoğulları, also known as 8ULENTINA, is a New York based interdisciplinary artist, music producer, and DJ. Known for his dynamic DJ sets and genre-defying compositions, 8ULENTINA’s projects are characterized by his use of sound design, percussive intensity, storytelling and theatricality. 8ULENTINA co-founded CLUB CHAI (2016–2021), a record label and curatorial platform based in Oakland, California with Lara Sarkissian and currently runs SILLAGE, a platform for contemporary sonic artifacts.

Composition, Production, Music Arrangement:
Esra Canoğulları

Creative Direction:
Esra Canoğulları

Collaborations: ‘GINVILNI’
Vocals: Nana XOXO
Cello: Rohana

Mastered by:
Esra Canoğulları

Mixed by:
Esra Canoğulları

Artwork:
Esra Canoğulları
Camera Assistance: Nana XOXO

Recorded and produced in:
New York

Released by:
SILLAGE

AYŞE

The gang convene for a milestone 50th Trip episode all about acid – as a drug, a music genre, a political concept, a mental tool and a thought corrosive. Nadia, Keir and Jem look back on six years of the podcast to decide if ‘acid’ is still a useful way of thinking about leftwing politics.

With music from Tricky, Pink Floyd and Phuture, they discuss anticapitalism, Acid Corbynism, Rimbaud, acid rock, Terence McKenna, mind-body dualism and plain old LSD.

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Music: Jimi Hendrix – ‘Purple Haze’ / Thatcher on Acid – ‘Sitting’ / Pink Floyd – ‘Interstellar Overdrive’ / Boredoms – ‘Acid Police’ / Phuture – ‘Acid Tracks’ / D Mob – ‘We Call It Acid’ / Funk, Inc. – ‘The Better Half’ / Tricky – ‘Overcome’

Books: Mark Fisher – K-Punk: The Collected and Unpublished Writings / Mark Fisher – Postcapitalist Desire: The Final Lectures / Jay Stevens – Storming Heaven: LSD and the American Dream

Downstream: Who's Behind the Institute of Economic Affairs? w/ Kristian Niemietz

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