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Preview of The radio edit of 'Algorithm' from the Debut EP by Electronic/rock live looping artist Death Milkshake. 
Written, performed and recorded by Death Milkshake at Teenage Dirtbag Studio, Co. Roscommon, Ireland.
Mixed by Daithí at Aspen Lane Studio, Co. Clare, Ireland.
Produced by Death Milkshake & Daithí

Algorithm (radio edit)

Algorythm (Radio Edit)

Preview track from the Debut EP by Electronic/rock live looping artist Death Milkshake. 
Written, performed and recorded by Death Milkshake at Teenage Dirtbag Studio, Co. Roscommon, Ireland.
Mixed by Daithí at Aspen Lane Studio, Co. Clare, Ireland.
Produced by Death Milkshake & Daithí

Megaphone

Baxie talks to Fredrik Saroea from the Norwegian techno-rock band Datarock! Fredrik not only talks about the brands great new album, "Media Consumption Pyramid", he also talks about how the bands fortunes were completely transformed when some of the biggest companies in the world began using their 2005 single "Fa Fa Fa" for commercials, films, TV shows, and video games. We're talking about companies like Apple, Google, Samsung, and Coca Cola!  This is an amazing story from a guy who is not only hilarious but incredible grateful for the international success that they've had! Absolutely amazing!  And the music is great too! Listen on Apple Podcasts, SoundCloud, Spotify, and on the Rock102 website as well!  

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Baxie's Musical Podcast: Fredrik Saroea from Datarock

Radio edit of 'Shiny thing' from the Debut EP by Electronic/rock live looping artist Death Milkshake. 
Written, performed and recorded by Death Milkshake at Teenage Dirtbag Studio, Co. Roscommon, Ireland.
Mixed by Daithí at Aspen Lane Studio, Co. Clare, Ireland.
Produced by Death Milkshake & Daithí

Shiny Thing

Shiny Thing (radio Edit)

Why would anyone want to live forever? Dee and Kate attempt to answer that question by delving into the Church of Perpetual life whose followers believe technology will advance to the point where death is rather optional. Glasgow Greg goes to the pokey and a listener is rather disappointed with Wackerle. Sign up for the Sick and Wrong Patreon to hear Second Show, SW archives, and the bonus minisode Serial Killer Star Signs.

S&W Episode 946: Fear of Death

1982 meets 2007, Montreal disco/synthpop "Remember" meets Norwegian electrorock "I Used To Dance With My Daddy (Comet Remix)"

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I Used To Remember (Taffi Louis mashup) DOWNLOOAD

Hi there, I'm wes and i write, record and perform music under the name Death Milkshake. I am an Irish multi-instrumentalist live looping artist who fuses electronic sounds with an alternative rock edge, creating a unique and original beat driven hybrid sound.
My live performance is essentially fully live electronica, created by playing instruments rather than triggering samples. It's danceable disco-punk music, and in the main, i take cues from electronic dance music, post punk and progressive rock amongst other genres.
If you like digitalism, daft punk, art vs science, king kong company, vitalic,  LCD soundsystem, or stuff on the Kitsuné record label, you'll probably dig it.
I like writing songs you can dance to or rock out to, and i write about the serious stuff, and the nonsense.
Early 2023 was dedicated to the recording and production of the debut Death Milkshake EP, with Dáithí O Drónaí (Houseplants / Dáithí) on mixing and co-production duties. The 6 track EP is made up of songs written during lockdown, with lyrical content expressing both a frustration about that time and the apathy developed as a result. The songs included in the record maintain a dance music feel and a rock music sound.

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For over two decades, Taffi Louis has struggled to write a DJ bio that doesn’t sound like AI-generated slop.  In that time the role of DJ has mutated away from the music enthusiast/curator to influencer/marketer. Defying simple categorization, his sets blend dark disco, new wave, Italo, presented in the language of house and techno, steered into a fluid narrative.  An imaginary soundtrack for the movie version of right now..  

His first gig in a local gay bar unexpectedly kicked off a six-year residency introducing an audience nostalgic for disco & new wave to then-breaking nu-disco and electroclash, mingling James Murphy with Giorgio Moroder, Bobby O with Vitalic.  His niche alternative queer parties like UNCANNY and THICKSET applied the East Van DIY cheap ticket approach that led to TRUCKERDISCO, building its unique, diverse audience inclusive of all orientations and genders, and the retro-futurism of ROBOTERIA.  His era-jumping, propulsive DJ sets refuse to be reduced to any single genre or treat music as disposable, perfunctory filler.  

His edits receive worldwide support from DJs like The Hacker, Italo Brutalo, Local Suicide, & more.

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