music/lyrics/mastering - Iggy Oddity

instrumentation/melody - Cylcopsclub

Dysphoria by Cyclopsclub (feat. Iggy Oddity)

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Golden Chanterelle (Silica Gel)

Summer’s currency whorled in the peat moss. Turmeric dancers. The type species, the golden standard. Both yolks and yokes are rooted in the bestial. There’s a certain wild joy in the washes where water goes to rest, and the crow flies over the white oak tree. Here, the blades are mere wrinkles; here, time slows and smells of apricot.  

Latin: Cantharellus cibarius, roughly meaning culinary chalice.

Properties: The chanterelle is a cosmopolitan mushroom that occurs nearly worldwide; known as the pfifferling in Germany, the girolle in France and the gallinacci in Italy, it is beloved everywhere it occurs. It’s becoming clearer to science that there are many cryptic cibaroid species hiding within the “golden chanterelle” species complex. Golden chanterelles are one of the few mushrooms that have had no changes to their original latin binomial since it was assigned in the 1800’s. Like their illuminating star, Cantharellus sp. provide high amounts of Vitamin D and quicken the vision with carotenoids. 

Companions: Chanterelles are ectomycorrhizal with numerous hardwoods and coniferous trees; in these alliances, the chanterelles and trees exchange nutrients that they can’t synthesize on their own. In the eastern United States, chanterelles associate heavily with Quercus species, but they also find kinship with the dark, witchy hemlock forests of New England. Other companions include: beech, birch, eastern white pine, balsam fir and sphagnum mosses. Care should be taken to avoid poison ivy, as they’re often in cohabitation. 

Recipe: https://foragerchef.com/yellowfoot-chanterelle-vodka

Silica Gel ~ July (Chanterelle)

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Merry Psychic Tuesday!!!

On this episode of PTR,  we’ll be venturing into the deep, dark and spine-chilling realm of the Folk Horror genre with our special in-studio guest, film expert and professor Gareth Jones who will be our tour guide on a sonic soundtrack journey across the eras!

As always,

*** ENJOY ***

HOUR 1 : The 8 O’Clock Shuffle

Pierre Henry - Histoire naturelle : Premières funérailles
SQÜRL - Queen Elizabeth
B. Sonnier - In Fever Dreams
Charanjit Singh - Raga Bairav 
Bell Telephone Systems - Climate Change trailer
Robert Turman - Satellite 
Brian Hyland - Itsy Bitsy Teenie Weenie Yellow Polka Dot Bikini 
Miracle Legion - Sea Hag 
Joy Boy - TRICK
Death Ambient - Agony & Desire
Antonio Russell - Corale 
Mark Lanegan - You Only Live Twice 
Cleers - Disgraced in the Orchard II
David Toop & Lawrence English - Whistling In The Dark 
Ellarald - Riversong 

HOUR 2 : feature - Folk Horror Feast, curated by Gareth Jones (in-studio guest)

Liturgy - Daily Bread
Richard Dawson and Circle - Lily
Paul Giovanni - Maypole
Marc Williamson - The Blood on Satan’s Claws
Mark Korven - Witches Coven
Colin Stetson - Reborn
Simon Turner - A Hymn For Thatcher
Ambrosia Singers - Theme for Children of the Stones
Jean Bell - The Owl Service (opening credits)
Godspeed You! Black Emperor - First of the Glaciers
Low - Remember
Wolves in the Throne Room - Initiation at Neudeg All
Martin Pavey & Ben Wheatley - Metallic Fields
Sigur Ros - Untitled #8 (Popplagio)

Groucho Marx - Hello, I Must Be Going
The Velvet Underground - After Hours

episode 240 : Folk Horror Feast curated by Gareth Jones (in-studio guest)

Alas And Alack, Why Do You Wrench Me So

“Autumn Rites”, Side B of New Psycho Actives Vol.2 is available now. We know it doesn’t fully feel like Autumn in a lot of places just yet, so play this one outside to try and bring on the crisp.

Autumn Rites - New Psycho Actives

Songs:
Earth, Wind, & Fire - September
Run The Jewels - Panther Like A Panther

September Like A September

A friend asked me if I could make a version of "Jolly Sailor Bold" based on the one from a Pirates of the Caribbean movie. I thought of a ghost ship floating over R'lyeh. I don't think it was the sailor he was looking for, but there may be treats for some. Headphones recommended.

episode 240 : Folk Horror Feast curated by Gareth Jones (in-studio guest)

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