Shock World Service 090: The Spatial Relationship by Jon Averill 28/12/19 Dublin, Ireland
Mark Isham - Winter It is winter at the time of recording. I'm always on the ball.
Gabriel Yared – 37°2 Le Matin I know very little about this track, it's French. It means '37.2°C in the morning'. Le Google will you more.
Lifted - Now More Than Ever Actually probably the newest track on this podcast. Very much a mash-up of styles in all senses. Beats & samples drop in never to be heard again. There's a threat of a structure but that seems to never quite manifest.
7 Hurtz - 3 Sisters. One of the very last compact discs I own & a great one at that. From the album Electroleum on Trevor Jackson's Output recordings. The term 'funky electro' sounds awful but this track does not.
Rare Silk - Storm I thought this was a much newer record before researching, mixing doo-wop style vocals with modern chord progressions & primal rhythms.
Peder Mannerfelt – Building of the Mountain Hypnotic & tense rave stabbing
Bing & Ruth - The How of it Sped From David Moore's Brooklyn collective Bing & Ruth, this track taken from their release 'No Home of the Mind 'on 4AD.
Girl Unit - Back From 2018's Song Feel EP, very much embracing the glistening DX-7 driven 1980s aesthetic.
Steve Hauschildt - Saccade A saccade is the measurement of eye movements, more accurately a rapid movement of the eye between fixation points.
Tuxedomoon - Do it for Van Gogh From the Blue Velvet Revisited soundtrack. A 2016 documentary about the making of David Lynch's Blue Velvet
Luke Slater - Weave Your Web Been a massive fan of Luke Slater since his 1997 album Freek Funk but never really found a place for his music on the podcasts. Wrong righted.
RX-101 - Pulse Shaper Taken from this year's (2019) Dopamine album which is an unashamed soundalike for Aphex Twin's Selected Ambient Works 85-92.
Cylob - Skylight Another Aphex associated track in that Cylob put out a lot of his early work on Rephlex Records
Henry Mancini - We've Loved Before And so here we are again, the end of our journey. Guided here by Henry Mancini who's music I for some reason call 'log collecting music'. See ya.