Utility Fogpostfolkrocktronica, from granular pop to orchestral breakcore and beyond... Sunday nights from 9 to 11pm on FBi Radio, 94.5 FM in Sydney, Australia. {Hey! Sign up to Utilityfoglet and get playlists emailed to you after each show!}
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Playlist 22.04.07 (10:00 pm)
Celine Maslard filled in tonight while I was in Montréal (the New York visit was only a few days), playing a very Asia Centric selection. Artists and track titles appear below. Beijing Sound Unit – Green Army Uniform
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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. Now available: free "Live on Utility Fog" downloads! We got tasty rss2 or atom feeds - get Utility Fog playlists in your favourite RSS reader/aggregator. There's also a dedicated podcast feed. To subscribe in iTunes, copy this URL: http://www.frogworth.com/utilityfog/feed/podcast/ and in iTunes, go to Advanced -> Subscribe to Podcast and paste the URL in! Also: New Weird Australia Archives of all previous playlists and entries are available:
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