“The terms ‘New World’ and ‘Old World’ feel completely outdated today,” says Mühlhoff. “This track is my ironic commentary on that.” In contrast to his debut, which oscillated between chillwave and downbeat, Hyper New World Symphony surprises with unexpected instrumentation: it begins with an Arabic guitar before electronic beats kick in. Later, the piece quotes the James Bond theme, a deconstructed guitar solo from Stairway to Heaven, French house grooves, and field recordings—chirping birds, the crackle of a film projector, and a crowing rooster as a wake-up call.

“The piece is a parody of much of what’s going on in the world right now,” Mühlhoff explains. “Loud, flashy, full of stimuli. I probably won’t make another track in this style—but I wanted to play once with the idea of the New and Old World. Without questioning Dvořák’s work—it is and remains a brilliant symphony. But we simply live in a different time today.”

Hyper New World Symphony

Over the past six weeks, we’ve been thrilled to see an influx of exciting new promotions at Sequences! To enhance our offering, we’re embarking on a journey of musical separation for our two monthly editions. This first podcast will immerse you in a captivating rhythmic and melodic sequencer experience, exploration of Berlin school music and expansive soundscapes.

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Playlist No 266
02.17 Brendan Pollard ‘Regulo’ (album Strands)  https://brendanpollard.bandcamp.com/album/strands
10.12 Brendan Pollard ‘Vessel Redux’ ***
12.50 Remy ‘Mirage’ (album Exhibition Of Dreams-25th Anniversary) *** https://remystroomer.bandcamp.com/album/exhibition-of-dreams-25th-anniversary
25.11 Ringhausen ‘Mellotron & Elektron’ (album Mellotron & Elektron) https://ringhausen.bandcamp.com/album/mellotron-elektron
30.12 Krakenkraft ‘Cosmic Resonance’ (album Suspicious Signals) https://cyclicaldreams.bandcamp.com
37.29 Krakencraft ‘The Magnificent Ambersonics’
41.08 Ian Boddy & Harald Grosskopf ‘Diodengesang’ (album Doppelgänger) https://dinrecords.bandcamp.com
48.33 William Spivey ‘The Way Out Pt1’  (album Dissolve) https://williamspiveyaf.bandcamp.com/album/dissolve
52.33 William Spivey ‘Illusion Of Occupancy’
58.33 Stan Dart ‘Lake Garda One (Deep, Blue & Green)’ (album Murinsel Volume 7) https://standartmusicbox.bandcamp.com
01.03.14 Stan Dart ‘Lisboa Three (Water)’
01.08.25 Stan Dart ‘London Three (Afternoon Sky)’
01.14.35 Zalys ‘Cities Chrome’ (album Voyager) https://zalys.bandcamp.com/album/void-voyager
01.17.49 Zalys ‘Void Voyage Part2’
01.20.38 Wojciech Kania ‘Mystique 2012 Part 2’ (album Mystique 2012) https://wkania95.bandcamp.com/album/mystique-2012
01.31.23 Anna Sjalv Tredje ‘Mossen/Ankomster Utanför Tiden’ (album Tussilago Fanfara) ***
01.41.11 Cells Interlinked ’Tree Of Life’ (album Within) https://sincronadelviento.bandcamp.com/album/within-0045
01.47.13 Cells Interlinked  ‘Nightfall’
01.53.58 Matthias Lehmann ‘Schwärme’ (album Winter Saga) https://matthiaslehmann.bandcamp.com/album/winter-saga-album
02.00.39 Matthias Lehmann ’Uprise’
02.08.39 Colin Rayment ‘As Light Tiptoes In The Darkness’ (album Penumbra) https://syngate.bandcamp.com 
02.16.22 Andy Pickford ‘Tokamak Sushi’ (album Tokamak Sushi) *** https://andypickford1.bandcamp.com/album/tokamak-sushi
02.28.04 Pat Pik ’Scream’ (album Under Wave)
02.36.45 Pat Pik ‘Take A Deep Breathe’ (album Take A Deep Breathe) https://patpik.bandcamp.com
02.44.09 Martijn Comes ‘Grace As Promarker’ (album Frixtis) *** https://frixtis.bandcamp.com/album/frixtis
02.51.41 s475e ‘Very Old Machine’ (EP Sn°2’) https://s475e.bandcamp.com/album/sn-2
02.54.41 Roger Clark Miller ‘Post-Godzilla Intererrogation Dinner’ (album Curiosity For Solo Electric Guitar Ensemble) https://cuneiformrecords.bandcamp.com/album/curiosity-for-solo-electric-guitar-ensemble
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Sequences Podcast No 266

This week on the Global Research News Hour, we examine the agendas of the billionaire tech pros behind the Trump administration and see that there is a heck of a lot more to be worried about than what has been recently reported in the legacu media. In our first hour we will have a conversation with the author, journalist and the co-founder of the Dailyclout Naomi Wolf about the digital theft Elon Musk perpetrated at the end of January and the repercussions for the public in America and abroad. Then in our second half hour, UK author and journalist Iain Davis joins us to talk about his latest series of articles entitled The Dark MAGA Gov-Corp Technate, which alleges that the wealthy Tech lords standing in the shadows behind him are using their positions to further goals toward a Technocratic future, whether Trump is aware of it or not.


Elon Musk and Donald Trump. Who Serves Whom? A Technocratic Future.

From the new album Moments of Vertical
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Vistas

The Killer Is On The Phone

A note to future generations for historical record:
Every pundit, politician and reporter of our time who claims they didn't know what was happening in Gaza is lying.
They knew what was happening. They knew Israel was telling lies. They knew about everything.
They had access to the same information as all the rest of us. We watched them make excuses and ignore indisputable facts every step of the way. There was absolutely no confusion about what they were looking at. It was all right out in the open.
Don't let them get away with saying they didn't know. They knew. They knew the entire time. Brand them permanently with this shame, and force them to carry it with them for the rest of their lives.

Reading by Tim Foley.