About this episode

This episode features a diverse selection of experimental music tracks and artists.

Conjuro - "Of the Fog of the Sea Feeding Sirens with Human Blood" - Endless Vampyric Conjurations Ariel Kalma - "Voyage Au Centre De La Tête (1975)" - Nuits Blanches Au Studio 116 Chrome - "Open Up (Locust Door)" - Chrome Box The Anaksimandros - "The Bones Tell Me Nothing" - River of Finland Trobar de Morte - "La Era de las Brujas" - Witchcraft Yoshio Machida + Constantin Papageorgiadis - "Experiment no.4" - Music from the Synthi 100 Bruno Battisti D'Amario - "Show Samba" - Library of Sound Grooves: Erotic Vibrations & Bossa Moods from the Italian Cinema Asmus Tietchens - "Bubendey Notturno" - split LP w. Die Form Coil - "Blood From the Air (instrumental)" - The Anal Staircase Ugly Americans - "Mess Me Up" - Who's Been Sleeping... In My Bed Transgression - "Think For Yourself" - Cold World Dayglo Abortions - "Argh Fuck Kill" - Feed Us A Fetus R.N.A. Organism - "Weimar 22" - R.N.A.O. meets P.O.P.O. https://www.wfmu.org/playlists/shows/165741

People in this episode

Host: Andy Ortmann

Topics covered

• music
• experimental sounds
• album reviews
• artistic collaborations
• synth music

Keywords

• experimental music
• synth
• album reviews
• artistic collaborations
• music history

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Chrome, Die Form

Books & works: Of the Fog of the Sea Feeding Sirens with Human Blood, Voyage Au Centre De La Tête (1975), Open Up (Locust Door), The Bones Tell Me Nothing, La Era de las Brujas, Experiment no.4, Show Samba, Bubendey Notturno, Blood From the Air (instrumental), The Anal Staircase

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