HyperNormalisation is a 2016 BBC documentary by British filmmaker Adam Curtis. It argues that governments, financiers, and technological utopians have, since the 1970s, given up on trying to model the complex "real world" and instead established a simplified "fake world" for the benefit of corporations and kept stable by neoliberal governments around the world. The film was released on 16 October 2016 on BBC iPlayer.

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Die Morricone-Show der Big Band des Pestalozzi Gymnasiums.
Aufgenommen am 24. und 25. Juli 1996 vom Bayerischen Rundfunk.

Merit Ostermann: Gesang, Tenor-sah
Korbinian Ehrmann: Trompete
Florian Trübsbach: Sopransax, Altsax, Flöte
Cila Hackel: Tapes Radio, Frequenzabtaster, Gesang usw.
Oliver Pooch: Horn, Bluesharp
Teresa Gruber: Posaune
Florian Brandl: Akkordeon
Marlene Richter: Piano, Keyboard
Louis Leininger: Bass
Mathias Gmelin: Drums
Christofer Varner: Arrangements, Leitung

La Tragedia Di Un Nuomo Ridicolo

Late Nite Tuff Guy - Do I Believe in God (LNTG Muscle Mix)
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Late Nite Tuff Guy - Do I Believe In God (LNTG Muscle Mix)

This is an arrangement for piano of the Waltz II from the "Suite for Variety Orchestra No.1" (or "Suite for Jazz Orchestra No.2") (1938) by Dmitri Shostakovich.

Waltz No.2 "Suite for Variety Orchestra No.1"(Suite for Jazz Orchestra No.2)by Dmitri Shostakovich.

Ho-Ho-Hope you're still listening…  As we come to the end of our first year of Finders Keepers transmissions and podcasts, the hibernating inhabitants of the Keepers Cottage present our biggest family gathering yet just in time for the festive season. Presenting a wide range of tenuous, strenuous and overambitious midwinter nuggets, Andy Votel, Pete Mitchell and Doug Shipton welcome a co-host cameo from our Belgian buddy Gerd "Hurt The Wild" De Wilde to help us sift through kristmas krautrock, synthesised Santa jams, festive folk funk and Lollywood Hogmanay classics in this "longer than advertised" bumper edition of our serialised music therapy sessions. 

Bringing good cheer to the ears of this months listeners we have surprise visits from some special stateside studio guests such as legendary synthesist Suzanne Ciani (of Buchla/Atari/Stepford Wives fame) joined by Iranian wax magnet Mahssa Taghinia (Finders Keepers US/Mount Analog) who will discuss early synth discoveries, skiing locations and cross-continental chocolate discrepancies accompanied by lesser spotted novelty records while gracefully deflecting the ill-advised humour of our admittedly inebriated hosts. Raiding the drinks cabinet and running up phone bills like babysitter on boxing day The FKRR crew also connect with some no nonsense musical legends via the Christmas miracle of technology as they speak to members of Nyah Rock movement originators Cymande as well as Phil Spector's leading Christmas angel Darlene Love.  With all these special guests it's hard to imagine how we would possibly squeeze in our regular contributor Tape Worm aka The Slimy Santa without spilling egg nog on the hedgehogs in our snowy woodland retreat… but we'll try.  How many versions of Silent Night can you fit in a mini??? Turn On, tune in and find out! 

Finders Keepers Radio Show - Christmas Special

Adam is joined by Joe Cornish for not entirely family friendly Christmas rambling, gift exchanging and reading of messages from listeners. Have a good one!

EP.12 - ADAM & JOE'S CHRISTMAS PODCAST 2015

Ghosting Season - Far End Of The Graveyard (3am Version)

Scuba Z - The Vanishing American Family

The Wall / Inspector Norse

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If ever there was a band, artist or concept to have benefited from the endless possibilities of the internet age, then bright new duo Little Freak Things are a solid gold example of the innovative nature of music and technology, the result of a coming together of musical minds from different backgrounds, in a time when creativity seems to know no bounds.

The creation of Nicolas Nekmouche, AKA Donovans and Maï-Lan Chapiron, a French singer/songwriter whose cover of French Rap crossover band La Caution caught Nicolas' ear and led to a chance music making session (borne from a chance encounter and hook up on MySpace). 

The product of their time so far culminates in their debut single, ‘Nightfall’; a low-slung number that perfectly fits into Little Freaky Things’ honed style – her elegant, acute pop music glued together by his jackin’ beats and percussion grooves, all molded into a block rocking beast . Paying homage to Stax-era funk and soul, the delicate guitar licks and tight bass-grooves of Nightfall hark back to the golden NYC ‘70s heyday of disco, funk and party sensibilities.

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Little Freaky Things - Nightfall (PREVIEW)  [11Heads001] out on 11th March

I Knew You Were Trouble - Madilyn Bailey ( Taylor Swift )
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I Knew You Were Trouble - Madilyn Bailey ( Taylor Swift )

Just chilling

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Ghosting Season - Far End Of The Graveyard (3am Version)

Tom Eldridge

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