A Path Through Haze w/ Psych Milligan - 1st Thursday 7-9pm

This month's ‘A Path Through Haze’ will not be with me, Psych Milligan it will be with very good friend Jody Moss covering mo ass as I’m away dealing with some international cosmic bizniz... 

And what a corker! 

Tracklist below... with a cheeky half hr at the end by Nathan Gregory Wilkins:

Scorpions 'Sails of Charon' 
Neil Norman 'Wild Boys' 
La Formule du Baron 'Sister Charlotte Abbaye'
Omega 'Felbeszakadt Koncert' 
Randy California 'Downer' 
Zoser 'Dark of The Morning' 
The Charles 'Motorcycle'
Chene Noir 'Le Train'  
Ramases and Selket 'Mind’s Eye' 
The Virgin Sleep 'Love' 
Svensk 'Dream Magazine' 
Sweetwater 'Crystal Spider' 
Palladin 'Third World' 
Bernard Chabert 'Helga Selzer'   
Ichabod And The Cranes 'Supermarket of Love'  
Magic Mushrooms 'It’s A Happening' 
Les Yper-Sound 'Too Fortiche' 
Can 'Mushroom' 
Modern Art Studio 'Satisfaction' 
Earthling 'You Go On Natural'  
The Make-Up 'I Am Pentagon'
Morricone 'Fruscio Di Foglie Verdi' 
Supersister 'Corporation Combo Boys'  
Supersister 'Metamorphosis'
Julian’s Treatment 'Altarra, Princess Of The Blue Woman' 
Love Without Sound 'White Noise'
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Sun City Girls 'Come Maddalena'
Paul St John 'Spaceship Lover'
The Hooverville Trolley 'No Silver Bird'
The Sweet 'The Juicer'
Maya 'Synthezoid Heartbreak'
Billy Green 'Race'
Pantherman 'Pantherman'
Idioli 'Amerika'

A Path Through Haze with Jody Moss: 06 06 2024

Havn't figure out exactly where this was recorded yet, probably a party in SF

live DJ set Sept 1996

Tonight people’s.. on this months thrilla of A Path Through Haze, I, will be in ‘Dub’ with none other than @sherman_at_the_controls / @shake_the_foundations ahead of our annual birthday celebrations for the Big Guy @goldenlion_todmorden @aw60___23 - Sherman ATC: ex-NME dance section editor and photographer, tour manager for The Orb and Two Lone Swordsmen, now runs Shake The Foundations; a record shop in Russell Square crammed with pre-loved vinyl and music memorabilia from the Acid House era… expect Prince Jammy, Adrian Sherwood, Sylvan Morris, Maxie & Soljie… and of course King Tubby - get them peace pipes / apple bongs loaded up and sit back and enjoy the ride.. I know I always say this but this is gonna be a special one!
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Scientist 'Taxi to Baltimore'
Scientist 'Dematerialize'
King Tubby '?'
Yabby You & King Tubby 'Version Dub' 
Yabby You & Michael Prophet 'Marl Down Rome'
Aswad 'Warrior Charge'
Public Image Limited 'Fodderstompf'
Steel Pulse 'Babylon Makes the Rules'
Dub Syndicate 'Humourless Journalist Works To Rules'
Creation Rebel 'Last Sane Dream'
Primal Scream 'Wise Blood'
King Tubby 'First Class Dub'
Scientist 'Words of Dub'
Johnny Osbourne 'Buddy Bye'
The Congos 'Fisherman'
'Telegram Dub'
Prince Jammy 'Play Fool Fe Get Wise Dub'
Scientist 'Burn Them'
Dadawah 'Run Come Rally'
King Tubby & Prince Philip 'The Dub Station'
Scientist 'The Drum Song'

A Path Through Haze with Sherman At The Controls: 03-04-2025

"It was so difficult to become someone." The house hero talks about Chicago's competitive scene, developing a sound and letting go of his ego. 

Theo Parrish is one of dance music's most influential DJs and producers. Raised in Chicago, he's become synonymous with slow-burning, immersive grooves and sets that mix classics with obscurities. He began DJing in 1986 aged 13, eventually earning a degree in sculpture and moving to Detroit, where he hit his stride as an artist and became a member of the collective Three Chairs alongside Moodymann, Rick Wilhite and Marcellus Pittman. He also started the label Sound Signature, which uses the language of soul, jazz, disco, Chicago house and Detroit techno.

A few months ago, Resident Advisor teamed up with London institution fabric to host Parrish for an eight-hour set—his first time playing the club. While he was in town, he also spoke with CDR's Tony Nwachukwu. In the Exchange, Parrish talks about the intensely competitive scene he grew up in. He DJ'd for 13 years before he was ever paid or had his name billed on a lineup. It took years of passion and hard work to break out of his local scene and build the career he's become known for. 

"At five years, you're dealing with the technical part [of DJing], at ten it's finding your sound and at 15 it's dealing with the ego of it all," he says. "It's not until much later that you actually start to play for and with people."

Parrish also reflects on the ongoing dearth of diversity in the dance music industry and posits whether some of the most popular music in the US—such as trap—reinforces counterproductive racial stereotypes. He asks: did house music ultimately survive because it left where it originally came from? Listen to the episode in full. -Chloe Lula

EX.763 Theo Parrish

Good morning to all ‘The Hazers’ out there you nutty crazy gang! I can’t quite believe it, but large groups of listeners across the world have assembled and formed ‘fan-groups’ - Grateful Dead had Deadheads, Bros had Brosettes, I’ve got Hazers and I couldn’t be more humbled! 🥰 

Right.. tonight! If you are not going to former guest TAFKARR’s incredible new show ‘Château Plaisir’ @robertrubbish opening at the fabulous @jimandhim and you’re in -or, you could be in the park, with say a lover - tune in @netilradio 7-9pm BST to me, ‘the thinking persons Han Solo’, Psych Milligan on this months ‘A Path Through Haze’ - got some early 70s surf soundtrack action from the likes of G Wayne Thomas / Crystal Voyager / Morning of The Earth… some heavy duty loading from Gnod & White Hills killer ‘Drop Out’ and some sublime beauty of the Bee Gees ‘Odessa’…
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Gnod / White Hills ‘Drop Out’
Kombynat Robotron ‘Moder’ 
Amon Düll II ‘Archangels Thunderbird’
Gnod / White Hills ‘Spaced Man’
Celestial Bums ‘Child of The Moon’
Black Rainbows ‘Hawkdope’
Can ‘All Gates Open’
Ibliss ‘High Life’
Meic Stephens ‘Rowena’
Earthing ‘Morning Song’
Bee Gees ‘Marley Purt Drive’
John J Francis ‘Simple Ben’ 
G Wayne Thomas ‘Hollywood’
Meic Stephens ‘Ghost Town’
Richard marks ‘Purple Haze’
Melanie ‘Look What They Done To My Song, Ma’
The Mission ‘Tower of Strength’

A Path Through Haze: 01-05-25

A set for moms, about moms, with my mom.

https://www.instagram.com/alyssa_stowers
https://soundcloud.com/alyssastowers

Tracklist:

I Love You Mama - Chicco Secci Project

Mama’s Boy - Liz Torres 

Hey Mama (Italian Version) - Righeira 

Sans Condition - Insoumise

Retourne Chez Ta Maman - Victorie

Maman A Tort - Mylène Farmer 

Mojo Mama - Videosex 

I’m Leaving Home Mama - Michel Jonasz

Mama - The Sugarcubes 

Maman J’aime Ça (Reggae Side) - Precieux 

Mother Told Me - Jane and Jeff 

My Mama & Papa - Deluxe 

Maman - Léon Dimanche 

Mother Sister! - The Fall

Mother - Les Provisoires 

The Captain - WAT

Selective Listening with Alyssa Stowers – Mother’s Day Special @ The Lot Radio 05-11-2025

Optimo is JG Wilkes & JD Twitch; record label, and longstanding Glaswegian party. You can expect a lot from their new monthly slot, sure to dig up some obscurities from post-punk, new wave, EBM, house and techno. Bags of unreleased stuff, too. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/optimo/episodes/optimo-13th-may-2025

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Live mix at Sunday Yokohama Japan.

https://www.instagram.com/nagaset
https://www.soundcloud.com/takaya-nagase



Takaya Nagase @ The Lot Radio 05-14-2025

Jody invites the legendary legend that is Jonny Trunk (music executive, author, broadcaster, producer, Trunk Records) up to the jazz hut for a rummage... 

And this was what happenned...

The Zodiac  ‘Aries (The Fire Fighter)’
Sam Spence  ‘Water World’
Peloquin Sauvageau  ‘Sterilization’
Sarah Miles  ‘Where Am I ‘
The Monkees  ‘Going Down’
The Terribles  ‘A Little Bit Me, A Little Bit You’
Gilberto Gil  ‘Maracatu Atomico’
Gerda Havertong  ‘Mamaisa’
Bonnie Lee Ratzin  ‘Space Walk’
Pram  ‘The Owl Service’
? Mark And The Mysterians  ‘Cheree’
Suicide  ‘Dream Baby Dream’
Paul Jones ‘Pretty Vacant’
Michel Legrand  ‘Ballade De Polly Maggoo’
Jan Mink  ‘Come On In’
The Fourth Way  ‘The Far Side Of Your Moon’
O Wa Nou Me Nou Ma ‘Unity’ 
Jacqueline Taieb ‘7am’
Jennifer Lewis & Angela Strange ‘I’ve Heard It All Before’
Michael Crawford  ‘Oh That Girl’
The George School  ‘Good Morning Sisters’
Alpha Beta  ‘Astral Abuse’
Steve King And The Echelons ‘Satan Is Her Name’
Tom Ze  ‘Dor E Dor’
Bobby Brown  ‘My Hawaiian Home’
Michel Magne ‘Moshi Mouse Crucifixion’
Cat Stevens ‘Was Dog A Donut’
Sue Kramer  Danse Track
The Notwist  ‘Moron’
Jane and Barton  ‘It’s A Fine Day’
Broadcast  ‘The World Backwards’
Daniel Humair ‘Drumo Vocalo’

A Path Through Haze with Jody Moss & Jonny Trunk: 05 06 2025

Optimo is JG Wilkes & JD Twitch; record label, and longstanding Glaswegian party. You can expect a lot from their new monthly slot, sure to dig up some obscurities from post-punk, new wave, EBM, house and techno. Bags of unreleased stuff, too. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/optimo/episodes/optimo-10th-june-2025

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Perennial Favourite w/ Jamie Thomson - Radio Buena Vida 27.06.25

LD and guests deliver a slice of realness via jazz, fusion, deep soul, funk, warm techno and the rest. Expect music you can move to from the long-time DJ and producer. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/spacebass/episodes/spacebass-28th-june-2025

LDLDN w/ ALEQS NOTAL 280625

Young punks make old hippies… solo tambourine bang in the jazz hut @netilradio for me, Psych Milligan on ‘A Path Through Haze’ this balmy eve… 7-9pm BST… in the bag  ce soir there will be some CSN&Y… Steve Young… Saitana, Hawkwind, The Alps, Townes, more.. and thinking of Odetta… with a back of the neck follicle raisin’ version of Bob’s scathing open letter ‘Masters of War’… and ‘…all that money you made, will never buy back your soul.’ Word.
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The Alps ‘A Manhã Na Praia 
The Alps ‘Hallucinations’ 
The Verve ‘Butterfly’ (Acoustic)
Brian Jonestown Massacre ‘Wisdom’
Brian Jonestown Massacre ‘Bring Me The Head of Paul McCartney on Heather Mill’s Wooden Peg (Dropping Bombs on The Whitehouse)
Sly & The Family Stone ‘If You Want Me To Stay’
Saitana ‘Baby Don’t Go’ 
Steve Young ‘Lonesome, On’ry & Mean’ 
Steve Young ‘Rock Salt & Nails’
G Wayne Thomas ‘Morning of The Earth’  
Buffy Saint Marie ‘Adam’
Melanie 'People In The Front Row'
CSN & Y ‘Carry On’  
Sweetwater ‘Compared To What’
Townes Van Zandt ‘Who Do You Love’
Meic Stevens ‘Rowena’ 
Ibliss ‘High Life’ 
Liquid Liquid ‘Cavern’ 
Tangerine Dream ‘No Man’s Land’  
Hawkwind 'Valium 10' (Betty Botox edit) 
The Verve ‘Gravity Grave’ (Live, Glastonbury ‘93)

A Path Through Haze: 03 07 2025

Live recording from deep in the forests of Oregon at the bathhouse stage. Chuggers, Mutant Pop, LSDisco, IDM and Steamwork sounds.

djscreendoor-forestfriends-july2025

Hola to the Hazers out there! Yes it be first Thursday of the month again.. time to get all yer gladrags on, peace pipes lit and fire up the internet radio url… ‘cos tonight our kid, We’re all gonna be rock n roll stars! ‘A Path Through Haze’ with me, Psych Milligan (solo tambourine bang) @netilradio 7-9pm BST... there will be some smoking hot new @jonnyhalifax Invocation re-mix business.. Gong, Ash Ra Tempel.. and defo some Sabbath… washing your hair? Put the shampoo down twinkle toes and tune in and jam out.. scene!
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‘Day Dream’ Ash Ra Tempel starring Rosi 
‘Rhama’ Flamingods
‘Man from Afghanistan’ Curtiss Maldoon
‘Time and Illusion’ Raw Material
‘Field of Cities’ Quiltro 
‘Opa Loka’ Hawkwind
‘Road to the Sun’ Roger Bunn
‘Fohat Digs Holes in Space’ Gong
'The Sun and the Red Sand' - (Sandgaze mix by Chris Rotter) The Jonny Hallifax Invocation 
‘Castles in the Sky’ - Blonde on Blonde
‘Ad Glorium’ Le Orme
‘The Wizard’ Black Sabbath
‘Trance’ Oliver
‘Tarot (Alternative Mix)’ Andrew Brown
‘Love Maker’ Calum Bryce 
‘The Pusher’ Hoyt Axton
‘Ain’t it Hard’ The Electric Prunes
‘Death in Midsommer’ Deerhunter
‘Dark Side of Your Face’ Laurice 
‘Scorpio’s Garden’ Project Gemini
‘Shake The Mind’ C Cat Trance
‘Pizarro and Atahuallpa’ Edgar Froese
‘Fly United’ Amon Duul ll
‘Mbira Girls’ Immaculate Rivombo
‘B and O Blues’ Eola

A Path Through Haze: 07 08 2025

** Part 1 now available from here - http://soundcloud.com/alexchase/ohm-dedication-series-2-jd **

For my ears, Adrian Sherwood is the most sonically innovative producer the UK has ever given birth to. If you don't know anything about Mr. Sherwood or his ON U Sound label, either do a bit of Googling, have a listen to this mix or read this interview I was fortunate enough to conduct a couple of months ago (when he was in Glasgow) that is on the Racket Racket website - http://racketracket.co.uk/music/jd-twitch-meets-adrian-sherwood/

This mix covers music from the years 1979 - 88 and focuses on Adrian Sherwood's dubwise productions, most of which were released on his ON U Sound label (a great overview of the label can be found here - http://www.skysaw.org/onu/)

The mix is DUB in the widest (and wildest) sense of that word and veers from beautiful, heart-melting songs to cavernously deep, hard bass pulsations to the odd bit of brain melting sonic radicalism. To this day I don't think any other producer has pushed the envelope so hard which is partly down to a general lack of balls on the part of other producers and partly due to the fact that these productions were all recorded to tape and mixed on a desk with 100% outboard gear, so that pushing the tape way beyond its intended limits forms a large part of the character of the sound. His totally deranged dub techniques are perhaps a little more prevalent on part 1 (see below) of this podcast while this part is in the main more of a continuous heart throb with odd moments of sonic destruction, offering a masterclass in dub mixing techniques many of which Adrian Sherwood pioneered.

In my late teens and early 20s, Adrian Sherwood's work impacted on me more than anything I had previously heard and made me think about sonic possibilities in a completely new way. I would buy any record he had been involved with unheard and got into a lot of other artists purely because he had been involved with making their records. Indeed, my nom de plume "Twitch" came from a record he produced and our Optimo slogan "We Love Your Ears" came from the sleeve of a record he remixed. I hadn't listened to a lot of these records for many, many years and fell in love with them all over again while putting this together. It was a complete labour of love to do and a revelation to hear how fresh and wild this music still sounds.

The tracks are mostly mixed together but this podcast really isn't about my mixing at all - it's all about the 25 sonic missives included on it (several of the tracks are different versions of the same rhythm edited together). All the tracks were taken from vinyl so any unintended sonic imperfections are a result of the source records having been played countless times in the past.

This is part 2 of this podcast. Part 1 which focuses on his more electronic wild side (Tackhead, Fats Comet, Keith LeBlanc etc.) is now available here - http://soundcloud.com/alexchase/ohm-dedication-series-2-jd
Should you so desire, the 2 podcasts can be synced together to provide one continuous mix of around 3 and a half hours.

As usual we aren't making a track listing available for the podcast, simply because we feel that knowing the contents often precludes actually listening to it. But, if you want to know what anything is, feel free to get in touch and I will let you know. The mix is a 320kbps mp3 (230mb) and is 101 minutes long.

Optimo Podcast 12 - Adrian Sherwood On U Sound mix part 2 (dub)

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