Archive for October, 2011
Twentyseventh Show Playlist – 25th October 2011 – www.koop.org
Posted by fadetoyellow in Playlists on October 26, 2011
PLAY ORDER | ARTIST | SONG TITLE | ALBUM TITLE | TIME | LABEL | COUNTRY | YEAR |
1 | Leyland Kirby | No Longer Distance Than Death | Eager To Tear Apart The Stars | 7.53 | History Always Favors The Winners | England | 2011 |
2 | Sandro Perri | Futureactive Kid Part 1 | Impossible Spaces | 3.15 | Constellation Records | Canada | 2011 |
3 | Enrico Conoglio | The Void | Snowscapes Of Tomorrow | 3.54 | Psychonavigation | Italy | 2011 |
4 | Cul De Sac | A Voice Through The Cloud | Crashes To Light, Minutes To It’s Fall | 9.23 | Thirsty Ear | USA | 1999 |
5 | Colin Stetson | The Stars In His Head (Dark Lights Remix) | New History Of Warware Vol 2: Judges | 5.31 | Constellation Records | Canada | 2011 |
6 | Barn Owl | Visions In Dust | Ancestral Star | 4.01 | Thrill Jockey | USA | 2010 |
7 | Leighton Craig | The Last Easy Piece | 11 Easy Pieces | 2.59 | Room 40 | Australia | 2008 |
8 | Nemeth | .Via L4 Norte | Film | 5.58 | Thrill Jockey | Austria | 2008 |
9 | Peter Broderick and Machinefabriek | Kites | Black Grey Canvas Sky | 8.35 | Fang Bomb | Germany/Holland | 2009 |
Twentysixth Show Playlist – 18th October 2011 – www.koop.org
Posted by fadetoyellow in Playlists on October 19, 2011
PLAY ORDER | ARTIST | SONG TITLE | ALBUM TITLE | TIME | LABEL | COUNTRY | YEAR |
1 | Herod Layne | Xmass | Walking The Valley | 4.54 | Sinewave | Brazil | 2011 |
2 | A Winged Victory For The Sullen | We Played Some Open Chords And Rejoiced, For The Earth Had Circled The Sun Yet Another Year | A Winged Victory For The Sullen | 6.19 | Kranky Records | USA | 2011 |
3 | eaststrikewest | Bless! | We’re Important And We Keep The City Running, We’re Important, We’re important, We’re important… | 3.37 | Self Released | England | 2011 |
4 | Natalia Noelia Siebula and Bartosz Dziadosz | Leit | Feroast Um Island | 3.12 | Heat Death Records | Poland | 2011 |
5 | Bleaklow | 1 | The Sunless Country | 4.07 | Self Released | England | 2011 |
6 | Twincities | 1 | Twincities | 4.07 | Future Recordings | USA | 2011 |
7 | Open Fire Mt. Etna | Pylons | Open Fire Mt. Etna | 4.22 | Self Released | Scotland | 2006 |
8 | S.O.M.A. | .G | Deus Ex Machina | 6.51 | Sinewave | Brazil | 2011 |
9 | Arboretus | Hymn For Eurasian Misery Movement II | Soundscape De Nostalgia | 4.37 | Hawk Moon Records | England | 2011 |
10 | Collapse Under The Empire | Shoulders | Shoulders and Giants | 4.04 | Sister Jack/Cargo Records | Germany | 2011 |
11 | Collapse Under The Empire | Giants | Shoulders and Giants | 4.46 | Sister Jack/Cargo Records | Germany | 2011 |
RECORD OF THE WEEK
http://collapseundertheempire.com/
Chris Burda and Martin Grimm, of Hamburg, are the founders of the instrumental music project Collapse Under The Empire. In a short period of time, international magazines such as Q- Magazine, Rocksound, and Clash took notice of the band and proved themselves excited about the cinematic sound of their first two albums. At the beginning of the year they were represented on the legendary Emo Diaries compilation by the US label Deep Elm, among other things. They also composed the soundtrack for the short film Sharks don’t Cry for the Sharkproject, an organization which fights at the front against the eradication of sharks.
After their psychadelic mini album The Sirens Sound, which appeared last year, and the split EP Black Moon Empire, released with the Russian band Mooncake, Collapse Under The Empire released the first part of the double album Shoulders & Giants on October 21st 2011, which in Europe will appear under the label Sister Jack/ Cargo Records. The second part, Sacrifice & Isolation, will appear one year later.
In 10 tracks, many different worlds of feelings will be experienced on Shoulders & Giants. It is a two-part concept work that thematically deals with the human existence, the dream of advancement, a life of absolute freedom, isolation, and death. The listener feels like they are on a trip through an icy, mountainous landscape without the slightest sign of human activity.
The first album, Shoulders & Giants, presents itself as somber and full of hope, pacifying and adrenalizing, fearful and caressing, unobtrusive and brute, loud and soft, silent and telling, monotonous and ever- changing.
With the two-part concept albums Shoulders & Giants and Sacrifice & Isolation, Collapse Under The Empire began their most ambitious work so far.
Twentyfifth Show Playlist – 11th October 2011 – www.koop.org
Posted by fadetoyellow in Playlists on October 12, 2011
PLAY ORDER | ARTIST | SONG TITLE | ALBUM TITLE | TIME | LABEL | COUNTRY | YEAR |
1 | Winterlight | Suddenly Something Good | Hope Dies Last | 4.41 | N5MD | England | 2011 |
2 | Overhead, The Albatross | Liam Neeson | Lads With Sticks | 6.02 | Self Released | Ireland | 2011 |
3 | Mint | Free Association | The Metronomical Boy | 4.14 | Boltfish Recordings | England | 2011 |
4 | Adolf Plays The Jazz | Norman Bates Just Cleaned The Room | Day 4: Urban Fiction | 3.40 | Self Released | Greece | 2007 |
5 | Echelon Effect | Symmetry | Mosaic | 4.49 | Oxide Tones | England | 2011 |
6 | Echelon Effect | Dalliance Of Crosstalk | Mosaic | 6.49 | Oxide Tones | England | 2011 |
7 | Claude Speeed | IV | A Wolf At The Door | 4.16 | Self Released | Scotland | 2011 |
8 | Pelican | Bliss In Concrete | City Of Echoes | 5.31 | Hydra Head Records | USA | 2007 |
9 | Antonymes meets Slow Dancing Society | The Grey Sea And The Long Black Land | We Don’t Look Back For Very long | 8.10 | Hidden Shoal | England/USA | 2011 |
RECORD OF THE WEEK
http://antonymes.bandcamp.com/
We Don’t Look Back For Very Long sees Antonymes reworking a track from each of fellow Hidden Shoal artist Slow Dancing Society’s four albums, casting radiant new light on the stunning originals. Across almost 30 minutes, Antonymes marries SDS’s glistening atmospheres to his own trademark ambient neo-classical minimalism, creating a completely mesmerising hybrid.
Twentyfourth Show Playlist – 4th October 2011 – www.koop.org
Posted by fadetoyellow in Playlists on October 4, 2011
PLAY ORDER | ARTIST | SONG TITLE | ALBUM TITLE | TIME | LABEL | COUNTRY | YEAR |
1 | Vasudeva | Upon The Shoulders Of Titans | Roots Of The Tree EP | 4.45 | Self Released | USA | 2011 |
2 | Neil Milton | Networks | Valentine 50 | 3.02 | Valentine Records | Scotland | 2011 |
3 | Desierto Cobra | La Fete Folle | Desierto Cobra | 4.07 | Self Released | Chile | 2011 |
4 | Zvoov | Not Necesselery | Everbrown EP | 5.56 | Self Released | USA | 2011 |
5 | Silent Land Time Machine | Janus Is Asunder is The Sound Is The Truth Is The Light | Around – Compilation | 2.53 | Dreamland Recordings | USA | 2011 |
6 | The Clock | The Years We Shared In China Town | EP | 6.59 | Self Released | Scotland | 2011 |
7 | Death By Zoe | Resonance | Valentine 50 | 2.46 | Valentine Records | England | 2011 |
8 | Cicada | Fading Affection | Pieces | 4.42 | White Wabbit Records | Taiwan | 2011 |
9 | Lost To The City | Sun & Sea & Stone | Around – Compilation | 5.00 | Dreamland Recordings | Australia | 2011 |
10 | To Destroy A City | Before The Outsides Gone | To Destroy A City | 6.25 | N5MD | USA | 2011 |
11 | To Destroy A City | Philosophy Of A Knife | To Destroy A City | 6.28 | N5MD | USA | 2011 |
RECORD OF THE WEEK
The debut self-titled album from Chicago-based trio To Destroy A City is an album ripe with slow-burning ambience, pulsating rhythms, and soaring guitars. Often building on a theme, the band weaves together pleasing melodic passages, creating compositions that are trance-inducing in their simplicity, yet layered with significance. The uninitiated may find To Destroy A City analogous to label mates Lights Out Asia and port-royal, and, due to some periodic drifting into similar spaces, the wide-screen ambient guitar duo Hammock. Such comparisons stem from the tools To Destroy A City use to convey their message; reverb drenched guitars rub against lofty synths and live drumming entangles itself into deliberate and palpitating electronic beats. This is highly emotive stuff not without its epic moments that can bring a chill to the listener. A debut this seemingly thought out is a rarity and To Destroy A City make it sound as effortless as it is beautiful.
Fade To Yellow – 90 Minute Special – 2nd October 2011 – 91.7fm and www.koop.org
Posted by fadetoyellow in Playlists on October 4, 2011
PLAY ORDER | ARTIST | SONG TITLE | ALBUM TITLE | TIME | LABEL | COUNTRY | YEAR |
1 | Build | The Backyard | Build | 4.08 | New Amsterdam Records | USA | 2008 |
2 | Build | Drivin’ | Build | 13.43 | New Amsterdam Records | USA | 2008 |
3 | Now Ensemble | Waiting In The Rain For Snow | Awake | 8.48 | New Amsterdam Records | USA | 2011 |
4 | Labirinto | Arcabuz | Etereo | 11.58 | Self Released | Brazil | 2008 |
5 | Esmerine | There Were No Footprints In The Dust Behind Them | If Only A Sweet Surrender To The Nights To Come Be True | 12.28 | Resonant | Canada | 2003 |
6 | Years Of Rice And Salt | Nothing Of Cities | Nothing Of Cities | 13.15 | Future Recordings | England | 2009 |
7 | Itsnotyouitsme | We Are Malleable, Even Though They Seem To Own Us | Walled Gatdens | 10.57 | New Amsterdam Records | USA | 2008 |
8 | Mogwai | Does This Always Happen | Earth Divisions | 4.45 | Sub-Pop | Scotland | 2011 |