Utility Fogpostfolkrocktronica, from granular pop to orchestral breakcore and beyond... Sunday nights from 10pm to 1am on FBi Radio, 94.5 FM in Sydney, Australia. {Hey! Sign up to Utilityfoglet and get playlists emailed to you after each show!} Monday, 2nd of February, 2004
Playlist 01.02.04 (1:28 pm)
Tonight we started with (and scattered through the whole show) a whole lot of what could loosely be termed “pop”. Neil Gaiman, in his journal, mentioned a song by comics author/genius Alan Moore and his Sinister Ducks called “The March of the Sinister Ducks”, which appeared on a flexi-disc with Fantagraphics’ Critters #23 anothology, although it dates from even earlier than that. It was a collaboration with David J of Bauhaus, so we had to hear a brilliant classic by Bauhaus after that. Can made an appearance because Damo Suzuki is in town, and a bunch of new stuff got featured: A new CD from Trinkets, instrumental folky post-rock, featuring beautiful violin and occasional cello, from Brisbane - yay! Sinister Ducks - March of the Sinister Ducks [once released by Fantagraphics Books, and can be downloaded at this location] One Response to “Playlist 01.02.04”
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Utility Fog teeters on the cusp between acoustic and electronic, organic and digital. Constantly changing and rearranging, this aural cloud of nanotech will take you from deep within the world of post-rock (where live musicians sometimes sound like machines), through the realms of folktronica (where acoustic instruments are chopped and processed into new forms) and into the outer reaches of plunderphonics, idm and breakcore (where jungle breaks splatter against the bleeding remains of yesterday's and today's pop). Since all these genre names are already pretty ridiculous, we thought we'd coin a new one. So "postfolkrocktronica" it is. Wear it. Other FBi Radio shows with blogs/online playlists: Fat Planet Bridge Sydney Retrospective Let's All Turn On Oh no! It's Levins! Also, enjoy Brad Weslake's Radio For Empty Spaces page, with heaps of great radio links in a weekly grid! Last 5 comments: Playlist 19.10.08 19.10.2008 (11:34 pm) Playlist 19.10.08 19.10.2008 (11:31 pm) Playlist 05.10.08 07.10.2008 (01:45 am) Playlist 21.09.08 22.09.2008 (11:25 am) Playlist 31.08.08 02.09.2008 (12:24 am) Peter's recently played tracks (via last.fm) Archives of all previous playlists and entries are available:
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February 3rd, 2004 at 6:04 am
fine choices as ever mr h, i was not particularly impressed with the clouddead BoC remix, but i hope it will get better for me with repeated listens, for the bargain price, the manhunt CD is good value even if i only like a few tracks (maybe I should try listening to them in isolation rather than all at once!) I find bodgan’s housey happy tune the most interesting, but then i’m becoming a big bogdan fan at the moment, how good is his contribution yo Rephlexions with the humungous title? damn good.