so what? if you don't like it... don't listen.  why do you get to determine what's in his show:?

From the LP "Metronom" by FloFilz. In stores on September, 5th. The LP comes with a gatefold sleeve including an eight-page photo spread by Robert Winter and a download card. This edition is limted to 1.000 copies.

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Anthony Drawn erscheint mit freundlicher Genehmigung von www.sichtexot.com.

Tracklisting

Side A
1. Wandfarbe (Cuts: fLOwTEC)
2. Veturna
3. Brückenmarkt
4. Mercerie
5. Rue D'Orsel
6. Nomind
7. Late Night Cruise
8. Métro
9. Nutzlast

Side B
1. Heimweh
2. Rooftops (Cuts: 12Vince)
3. Papillon
4. Zuckerhut
5. La Seine
6. Vigal (Saxophon: Anthony Drawn)
7. Oregano
8. Fake Acts
9. La coppa del Jazz

MPM 185
Melting Pot Music 2014
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FloFilz - Vigal (Saxophon: Anthony Drawn)

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@Sasquatch "No Sweat EP" (YBZ001) is out now on black vinyl, semi-transparent blue vinyl and as a digital download.

YBZ001 deconstructed by @nathanielyoung

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YBZ001 Deconstructed Medley (by Nathaniel Young)

'Saravá Exu' [CD|LP|DIGITAL]
Denovali Records · den223
available on all formats at [http://denovali.com/ricardodonoso]

Ricardo Donoso is a composer, percussionist and electronic musician from Rio de Janeiro, Brazil who currently resides in Boston.  After having studied composition at Berklee College of Music and New England Conservatory he has participated in a slew of projects over the years, most notably playing drums for avant-death metal unit Ehnahre and being one half of the ever morphing electronic duo Perispirit. Ricardo's musical vocabulary draws as much from contemporary composition, drone, to techno and noise.

In contrast with the continual pursuit of achievement, that today's culture teaches us, the theme of Descent, found in many myths in the shape of the hero going underground to pass a period of solitude, is no longer represented. A cultural space existed in most traditional societies for such a period in a person's life and it was seen as necessary in order for the initiate to re-connect with their past and concomitantly with his collective unconscious, or humanity’s primordial existence. 

"Sarava Exu" was written throughout such a period - one of deliberate isolation and expressed and channeled through the sacred esoteric rituals of the Brazilian cult of Quimbanda. The musical suite moves through the Seven Lines & Kingdoms of Quimbanda incorporating traditional Candomblé rhythms, Brazilian percussion, noise as well as classical string instruments, all elements from Donoso's past, re-examined & re-interpreted. "Sarava Exu" is a symphonic poem of a Quimbanda ritual and the musical accompaniment of Descent into one's own personal hell.

Certainly Donoso's most ambitious and challenging undertaking to date, but those who spend the time with it and uncover the layers underneath will be rewarded. The lines are now blurred between the compositional strategies of Donoso's solo work, the Scuba Death project and the techniques used when writing for groups like Perispirit & Ehnahre. Musically, the album takes its inspiration from movie trailer music; music that usually develops so fully and extremely in two minutes or less and has as its sole focus to trigger an emotional response with the viewer. Although each of the seven pieces are inextricably linked, one also gets the sense of a ongoing push & pull, with no resolution. A constant drive of trying to get somewhere, but never really arriving - dynamic crescendos come and go, developing and falling apart again and bringing us back to where we started, the music, constantly evolving and yet going nowhere simultaneously, creating a true sense of timelessness. 

If "Assimilating The Shadow" was the theory, "Sarava Exu" is the practice - a postscript addendum thats not an aimless or destructive fall into the abyss, but a meaningful restoration. "The way towards wisdom suggested by Exu is one of hellfire and brimstone, one of ruthless honesty and bravery, where the most vicious of all enemies is your self"

Sarava_ Exu

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Never Heard A Sound [Prod. 20th Letter & Kemal]

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1. Aydio - XHD (Dusted Wax)
2. Kidkanevil - Help me out y'all (First Word)
3. TM Juke - Pencils For Dolphins (Wyndham Earl mix) (Tru Thoughts)
4. Jon Kennedy - Flux (Organik)
5. Diplo - Big lost (Big Dada)
6. Backini - Go go killer (Tru Thoughts)
7. RJD2 - Ghostwriter (Definitive Jux)
8. DJ Shadow - (http://soundcloud.com/aydio/midnight-in-a-perfect-world-aydio-r)
9. Bonobo - Kong (Ninja Tune)
10. TM Juke - Grounded in Fargo (Tru Thoughts)
11. Aydio - The Forgotten
12. DJ Food - Dark Lady (Ninja Tune)
13. Belleruche - Anything you want (not that) (Tru Thoughts)
14. Bonobo - We could forever (Ninja Tune)
15. Jon Kennedy - East is east (Grand Central)

Aydio's Feedback Mix (Downtempo/trip-hop)

Interview with Chayo Frank, the architect responsible for a Hialeah, FL landmark, the Amertec.

WLRN- Under the Sun -Chayo Frank- Amertec -  Miami, FL

A concerned listener recently gave me some tips on how to be less-biased by inserting some more of my own personal bias.  I've included the audio so you can hear his entire suggestion (without any of my rampant bias getting in the way).  Thank you, concerned listener.  I will list out the lessons you've taught me and use them to better this program in the future...


Concerned Listener Suggestion #1: "You can't just do a report on something that is intrinsically political" without being political.  

Me: Don't cover anything that can in any way be perceived by anyone as "political."  Got it!


Concerned Listener Suggestion #2: "You can't do things like you did, where, you have a woman suggest that this is not the exception to the rule."  

Me: Makes sense.  Next time I'll interject and harshly correct any perceived suggestions with my unfounded claims and own political bias.


Concerned Listener Suggestion #3: "But this woman with her claims 'this happens far too often..."  No that's bullshit.  You're being political right there."

Me: Right, same thing as before.  Interject, correct, insert my own political bias.


Concerned Listener Suggestion #4: "Also you have your statement saying, 'oh this was not by anti but pro-abortion,' and that's you coming down on one side right there"

Me: Actually, it's a line read directly from the grand jury report.  But next time I'm make sure to immedieately call them morons after quoting them and, of course, insert some more of my own political bias.


Concerned Listener Suggestion #5: "...And number three, in a time when Planned Parenthoods are threatened to be shut down... and people are taking any example they can as proof that abortion is a satanic fucking ritual, to put out an episode like this. Despite the fact that it's true ...and then suggest that '(Oh) this is not the exception to the rule. It happens more than you think,' is completely irresponsible if you're trying to be unbiased or if, the impression that I get is that you're an anti-abortion person, that it's just the usual bullshit coming from your side of the fence."

Me: Ok, so first I gotta make sure I never talk about any topics during any time which one side may not like it.  if I say anything negative against this anyone on this side of the argument then, obviously, I'm biased.  I need to be more responsible with my reporting in the future and take into account the political struggles of both sides so I can time my own comments and reporting to weigh more strongly a bias on the opposite side.  Timing is everything!


Concerned Listener Suggestion #6: "You're clearly a moron."

Me: Point noted.

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