Name: Aphorisms on Futurism by Mina Loy by nxww21modpo2014
Duration: 7 min 10 s
Description: MIna Loy's awesome 1914 statement of poetic possibility

GREENViLLE S.C. pt. I

GREENViLLE S.C. pt II

In the first ever Talkhouse Film podcast, we bring together in conversation two pivotal figures from the recent American independent film scene: erstwhile "mumblecore" ringleader Joe Swanberg (Happy Christmas, Drinking Buddies) and Hal Hartley (Amateur, Simple Men), one of the smartest, wittiest directors to emerge in the '90s. Over the course of their conversation, they discuss everything from film vs. digital and the changing landscape of the indie scene to the growing prominence of television and the role that technology plays in their lives, for better or worse. It's the kind of conversation that only two filmmakers could have. For more filmmakers talking film and TV, visit Talkhouse Film at film.thetalkhouse.com

Joe Swanberg With Hal Hartley

MIna Loy's awesome 1914 statement of poetic possibility

Aphorisms on Futurism by Mina Loy

On the latest episode of the Talkhouse Film podcast, Gareth Evans, director of the awesome martial arts thrillers The Raid: Redemption and The Raid 2, talks with fellow fan favorite Ben Wheatley (Kill List, A Field in England), with their wide-ranging conversation touching on everything from fight choreography and their upcoming projects to musicals and gonzo filmmaking. For more filmmakers talking film and TV, visit Talkhouse Film at thetalkhouse.com/film.

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Gareth Evans with Ben Wheatley

1. Don't You Even Go There 
2. A Gentleman & A Scholar feat. Celph Titled
3. Logistics 101
4. Logic & Reason feat. R-Son
5. Fuckem
6. Dos Factotum
7. Diablos feat. Celph Titled
8. Blood Reign feat. Jus Allah & B.A. Barakus
9. Service the Target feat. Grand Agent
10. Pimp Shit feat. Jay Love
11. Paper Mache feat. Maylay Sparks
12. What You Think What I Know
13. Rule By A Fool
14. Freestyle
15. Open The Mic feat. Jay Love, Celph Titled & J-Zone
16. Double Fisted feat. Jay Love
17. Trinity feat. L-Fudge & Vinnie Paz
18. The Godz Must Be Crazy feat. Celph Titled, One-Two, L-Fudge, Open Mic & Spin 4th of YAGGFU Front
19. Punchline (Remix)
20. Resume
21. Loud Mouth
22. Halfway Stretch (Remix)
23. Postal/Postal 2000
24. Bobbito Freestyle
25. Ready for War feat. Checkmark of Skitzofreniks
26. Happy Hour feat. Checkmark of Skitzofreniks
27. General Principle feat. J-Treds
28. Watching You (Remix) feat. D-Minor
29. Day I Was Born (Remix) feat. Jay Love
30. Secret Agent
31. Best Friends (Remix) feat. Apathy & J-Zone
32. Revenge (Remix) feat. Celph Titled
33. Black Ops
34. The Hook (Madlib Remix)
35. Feel This feat. Shanti
36. Over The Cuckoo's Nest
37. Mother Molesters feat. Apathy & Celph TItled
38. Starling's Darling
39. Get It Started
40. Knuckle Sammich feat. Blu
41. The Lone Gunners
42. Visceral Literal (Remix)
43. 3 MC's feat. Maylay Sparks & Malik B (R.I.P.) 
44. A Long Rhyme Coming
45. Freestyle
46. Idiot Gear feat. D-Minor (DJ Quik Mix)
47. Dust to Dust
48. Misery Loves Comedy
BONUS: Thought Police (Unreleased Demigodz)

Louis Logic Greatest Hits, B-Sides, Remixes & Freestyles

Side A of the tour only 7" by Ed Schrader's Music Beat entitled "Sermon".

Full length will be out in October 2011.  

Ed Schrader's Music Beat - Sermon

Led By A Star (yulemix)

People who make horror movies know: if you want to scare someone, use scary music.

Some of the most creative use of music and sound to evoke fear and anxiety is on the TV show Hannibal.

Hrishikesh Hirway of Song Exploder spoke with evolutionary biologist Dan Blumstein, Hannibal executive producer David Slade, and composer Brian Reitzell. 

Bonus: To celebrate the addition of Song Exploder to Radiotopia, we're playing Roman's favorite episode of the program, featuring John Roderick of The Long Winters "exploding" his masterpiece "The Commander Thinks Aloud."

99% Invisible-168- All In Your Head

larping as an ancient slavic guy who sucks off pine cones and mushrooms the most european plants

The 35th FACT podcast comes crafted by Matthew Styles. 

Former manager of the Crosstown Rebels label, Styleswas a key player on London’s house and techno scene before his recentrelocation to Berlin. A true DJ’s DJ, he hosted the infamous Sundaynight party Dig Your Own Rave and co-helmed the acclaimed Get Lostmix CD with Damian Lazarus. Recently he’s been concentrating more onhis own productions – releasing 12"s on BPitch Control, Dinky’sHorizontal imprint and most recently Diamonds & Pearls, sometimehome to Luciano, Ricardo Villalobos, Henrik Schwarz and Soundstream.

His mix for FACT is rather special – eschewing the streamlinedhouse sound he’s most commonly associated with, Styles has insteadopted to deliver what is, in his own words, "a kind of  a proto-houseselection, ’83 hottmixx style". It’s a masterclass in rare disco,boogie and 4×4 entirely culled from the late 70s and early 80s – by thelikes of Willie Hutch, A Certain Ratio and Captain Rapp. And at itscentre is perhaps one of FACT’s favourite tracks of all time: ArthurRussell’s impossibly beautiful and sprawling  ‘In The Light of TheMiracle’.

This is one of the best mixes we’ve yet had the pleasure of hosting, so dig in and enjoy. Tracklisting below.

Download: FACT Mix 35 – Matt Styles

01. Shina Williams & His African Percussionists – Agboju Logun (1984)

02. Ronnie Dyson – All Over Your face (edit) (1983)

03. Strafe – Set It Off (1984)

04. Captain Rapp – Bad Times (I can’t stand it) (1986)

05. Barbara Mason – Don’t I Ever Cross Your Mind (1984)

06. Arthur Russell – In the Light of Miracles (1986?)

07. A Certain Ratio – Kether Hot Knifes (special mix) (1982)

08. Willie Hutch – In and Out (edit) (1983)

09. Imagination – Burning Up (edit) (1981)

10. Robin Hooker Band – Your Cheatin Heart (Styles Edit) (1979)

11. Master Jay & Mikey D – T.S.O.B (1984)

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