Monday 31 October 2016
Drexciya Research Lab Mix
This weeks Drexciya themed mix comes from visual artist Stephen Rennicks. Stephen founded his Drexciya Research Lab website in 2005, cited by Fact magazine as the largest Drexciya archive on the net. Included are some of his favourite tracks produced by James Stinson and Gerald Donald under some of their many aliases. Stephen also writes about music at Abstract Analogue.
http://drexciyaresearchlab.blogspot.ie/
http://abstractanalogue.tumblr.com/
http://www.stephenrennicks.webs.com/
Tracklist:
1. Arpanet - The Analyst
2. Dopplereffekt - Scientist
3. Arpanet - Infinite Density
4. Drexciya - Hydro Theory
5. Abstract Thought - Bermuda Triangle
6. Elecktroids - Silicon Valley
7. Lab Rat XL - Lab Rat 1
8. Transllusion - Transmission of Life
9. Drexciya - Journey Home
10. Dopplereffekt - Infophysix
11. The Other People Place - Sunrays
12. NRSB 11 - Market Forces
13. Der Zyklus - Formenverwandler
14. Black Replica - Black Feathers
The Art of Drexciya
Alec Empire - The Man With The Golden Ear DJ Mix @ Sound Edit Festival 2016
Alec Empire receives "The Man With The Golden Ear" Music Award at Sound Edit Festival 2016.
This is a recording of his DJ mix from the after party - a journey through the history of Polish electronic music
This is a recording of his DJ mix from the after party - a journey through the history of Polish electronic music
The Saxophone by Peter Gordon (VF Mix 70)
Tracklist:
01. Bernard Hermann – Theme from ‘Taxi Driver’
02. King Curtis – ‘Ode to Billie Joe’
03. The Champs – ‘Tequila’
04. Jr. Walker & The All-Stars – ‘Cleo’s Back’
05. Rockin’ Rebels – ‘Wild Weekend’
06. Candy Dulfer – ‘Lily Was Here’
07. Sam Butera – ‘Night Train’
08. Big Jay McNeely – ‘Deacon’s Hop’
09. David Murray/Jamaladeen Tecuma – ‘Theme on A Dream 2: 80’s Downtown’
10. Earl Bostic – ‘Harlem Nocturne’
11. Stan Getz/Charlie Byrd – ‘Desafinado’
12. Henry Mancini – ‘Pink Panther Theme’
13. Bill Doggett – ‘Honky Tonk, Pt 2’
14. Vernard Johnson – ‘What Is This?’
15. Peter Gordon – ‘Waiting for the Dawn’
16. Sonny Rollins – ‘Alfie’s Theme’
17. Mr. Acker Bilk – ‘Stranger on the Shore’
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Sunday 30 October 2016
The Photography of Lux Interior
It’s of no surprise that Lux Interior of
The Cramps directed his artistic abilities towards other areas besides
music, mostly in the form of photography. Poison Ivy and Lux met in “art school” in
the early 1970s and fell into a chaotic and beautiful romance that
lasted up until Lux’s death in 2009. His photography almost always
included Ivy – his eternal muse – as the subject of his work, with his
provocative and fetishistic photographs of her used as Cramps album
covers throughout the years.
Perhaps even most interestingly was his interest in 3-D cameras and this insert from Asymptote Magazine from 1992 featuring 'Crosseyed Photos by Lux Interior'...
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