Rendered (formerly Destination DIY) finds stories about getting creative, making meaning, and breaking rules. We are an independent show from the public radio world carefully crafted for an audience of makers, doers, and curious minds. We are proud to be a part of Maximum Fun family of podcasts. 

People's Potential Unlimited (PPU) is a very special record label in DC known for discovering and reissuing some of the weirdest and best ultra-rare boogie, funk, and other dance music from the 70s, 80s, 90s as well as a new generation of beat-makers who draw inspiration from these strange worlds of sound.

Started by music fiend Andrew Morgan and operated out of his basement, PPU’s is a world that re-imagines funk as outsider art and cosmic-boogie as a modern variant of folk music. What would it be like if your school janitor made rap music in the broom closet or if someone in middle management still nursed a dream of being the next El Debarge? The label’s roster includes Robbie M., Dwight Sykes, Evans Pyramid, George Franklin Smallwood, Uku Kuut—names found on demo tapes abandoned to time, or else unearthed online. But PPU also pushes the present into the future. Newest members of the PPU family include DC favorite sons Beautiful Swimmers,  Dreamcastmoe, King Pari, PPU VHS Video mulcher Luke Wyatt, LA beathead Benedek, Vancouver space cadets Pender Street Steppers and Miami sound machine Mickey de Grand IV. There's a palpable scent of both mustiness and freshness to be found in all of PPU's grooves though, the smell of funk from a parallel dimension.

Mark Driscoll ("LADYCAT"): electric bass, upright bass, piccolo bass, guitar, clarinet, glockenspiel, programming

Patrick Gunderson ("THE TREASURE:") keyboards, drums, melodica, bells, ukulele, vocals

**Twitchy, nervy indie rock grown in Chicago, IL**

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I'm a recording engineer and musician. My solo work is Tter, and I record and drum in The Animal Sound with Teddy Zarosinski. Thanks for listening!

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Dead When I Found Her creates old-school electro-industrial music.
This soundcloud account is mostly used to post cover songs, older material, remixes & other oddities (like chiptunes).
For the full discography, please visit bandcamp: 
https://deadwhenifoundher.bandcamp.com/
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