Podcast 15
Happy Official 'End-Of-The-Great-Recession' everyone! Hands-up who's in a party mood?
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Podcast 15 by sleephouseradio
Tracklisting:
1. The Silvertones - 'Financial Crisis'
2. Stereolab - 'Ping Pong'
3. Joanna Newsom - '81'
4. Pantha Du Prince - 'The Splendour'
5. Bachelorette - 'The National Grid'
6. Grouper - 'Vessel'
7. Frog Eyes - 'A Flower In A Glove'
8. Emeralds - 'Up In The Air'
9. James Blackshaw - 'Cross'
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Read on for the finer detail...
1. The Silvertones - 'Financial Crisis'
Lee Perry produced reggae to sooth away those recession blues. Find it on a compilation albym entitled 'Produced and Directed By The Upsetter'.
2. Stereolab - 'Ping Pong'
A classic from their 1994 'Mars Audiac Quintet' album, and a pretty stinging, sarcastic but cogent critique of global capitalism from everyone's favourite Marxist pop futurists.
www.stereolab.co.uk
3. Joanna Newsom - '81'
Everybody's talkin'.... and quite rightly so. Ms Newsom serves up some more stunning work. Taken from her triple album, 'Have One On Me', which gets released at the end of the month.
Joanna Newsom @ Drag City
4. Pantha Du Prince - 'The Splendour'
Chilly minimal electro perfectly pitched for this glacial winter weather. Taken from the forthcoming 'Black Noise' record on Rough Trade.
Pantha Du Prince @ MySpace
5. Bachelorette - 'The National Grid'
More goodness from Drag City, Bachelorette hails from New Zealand and makes some blissfully blasted electronic hymns.
Bachelorette @ Drag City
Bachelorette @ MySpace
6. Grouper - 'Vessel'
Liz Harris is becoming unapproachably flawless in her output these days. Unapproachably mysterious too, which is fine by me, as music this good speaks for itself.
Grouper @ MySpace
7. Frog Eyes - 'A Flower In A Glove'
Frog Eyes have just announced a new album, 'Paul's Tomb: A Triumph', to be released April on Dead Oceans. This is the song that opens the record and features the band at their labyrinthine best.
Get more info from Frog Eyes @ Dead Oceans
8. Emeralds - 'Up In The Air'
Continuing Sleephouse's exploration in the recently resurgent ambient music scene, we turn up this little gem (pun intended). Emeralds hail from Cleveland, Ohio and this comes from last year's 'What Happened' record.
Buy Emeralds @ iTunes
www.nofunproductions.com/
9. James Blackshaw - 'Cross'
James Blackshaw makes glorious instrumental chamber music, touched equally by back porch folk musicianship and the concert hall orchestra. John Fahey is a very easy comparison to make, but when I use that comparison it's meant as a high compliment.
James Blackshaw MySpace
James Blackshaw @ Young God Records
Don't worry, Sleephouse Radio are offering cheap loans on some excellent high interest soundwaves...
Click here to listen now!
Podcast 15 by sleephouseradio
Tracklisting:
1. The Silvertones - 'Financial Crisis'
2. Stereolab - 'Ping Pong'
3. Joanna Newsom - '81'
4. Pantha Du Prince - 'The Splendour'
5. Bachelorette - 'The National Grid'
6. Grouper - 'Vessel'
7. Frog Eyes - 'A Flower In A Glove'
8. Emeralds - 'Up In The Air'
9. James Blackshaw - 'Cross'
Join The New Sleephouse Facebook Page Now!
Read on for the finer detail...
1. The Silvertones - 'Financial Crisis'
Lee Perry produced reggae to sooth away those recession blues. Find it on a compilation albym entitled 'Produced and Directed By The Upsetter'.
2. Stereolab - 'Ping Pong'
A classic from their 1994 'Mars Audiac Quintet' album, and a pretty stinging, sarcastic but cogent critique of global capitalism from everyone's favourite Marxist pop futurists.
www.stereolab.co.uk
3. Joanna Newsom - '81'
Everybody's talkin'.... and quite rightly so. Ms Newsom serves up some more stunning work. Taken from her triple album, 'Have One On Me', which gets released at the end of the month.
Joanna Newsom @ Drag City
4. Pantha Du Prince - 'The Splendour'
Chilly minimal electro perfectly pitched for this glacial winter weather. Taken from the forthcoming 'Black Noise' record on Rough Trade.
Pantha Du Prince @ MySpace
5. Bachelorette - 'The National Grid'
More goodness from Drag City, Bachelorette hails from New Zealand and makes some blissfully blasted electronic hymns.
Bachelorette @ Drag City
Bachelorette @ MySpace
6. Grouper - 'Vessel'
Liz Harris is becoming unapproachably flawless in her output these days. Unapproachably mysterious too, which is fine by me, as music this good speaks for itself.
Grouper @ MySpace
7. Frog Eyes - 'A Flower In A Glove'
Frog Eyes have just announced a new album, 'Paul's Tomb: A Triumph', to be released April on Dead Oceans. This is the song that opens the record and features the band at their labyrinthine best.
Get more info from Frog Eyes @ Dead Oceans
8. Emeralds - 'Up In The Air'
Continuing Sleephouse's exploration in the recently resurgent ambient music scene, we turn up this little gem (pun intended). Emeralds hail from Cleveland, Ohio and this comes from last year's 'What Happened' record.
Buy Emeralds @ iTunes
www.nofunproductions.com/
9. James Blackshaw - 'Cross'
James Blackshaw makes glorious instrumental chamber music, touched equally by back porch folk musicianship and the concert hall orchestra. John Fahey is a very easy comparison to make, but when I use that comparison it's meant as a high compliment.
James Blackshaw MySpace
James Blackshaw @ Young God Records
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