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Sunday, 30th of September, 2007
Playlist 30.09.07 (10:54 pm)
So, the list of new tunes for tonight’s show is pretty prodigious… Where to start? I guess with the lovely new album from Sydney pop experimentalists Sun! We’ve got two new samplings from Marcus Scissor Lock‘s new 3″ CDR label Curt, we’ve got a stunning new compilation called Asleep on Trains on Shoeb Ahmad‘s Canberra-based hellosQuare Recordings… Sun – Help Yerself [Preservation] Monday, 24th of September, 2007
A gig for youse all (1:31 am)
Bit of self-promotion here, folks, but also promoting some great Sydney & Melbourne artists: It’s Friday 28th September, 7:30pm to 11:30pm. Entry by donation, BYO, no smoking, all ages! The lineup: We’re looking at mostly ambient, atmospheric, experimental, semi-improvised stuff from all. Should be great, come along if you can! Sunday, 23rd of September, 2007
Playlist 23.09.07 (10:11 pm)
Tonight: Stuff on Utility Fog! I hope you like stuff, ‘coz that’s what it’s all about. Múm – the amateur show [Fat Cat] Sunday, 16th of September, 2007
Playlist 16.09.07 (10:14 pm)
The sounds of filtered airports starts the show. We have producer Valgeir Sigurðsson‘s debut album of his own (with some help from friends), Patrick Watson‘s extraordinary sounds and songwriting, dubstep from Melbourne’s fliPPo and more… Stephan Mathieu – LUX-SCN [Room40] Sunday, 9th of September, 2007
Playlist 09.09.07 (10:20 pm)
Lots of goodies tonight! Some oldies in celebration of four years and one week… Starting with the unbelievably great new album from Angels of Light, then new Animal Collective. And quite a few new Tunng items tonight — new album plus vinyl goodies. Angels of Light – My Brother’s Man [Young God]
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Labels and artists!We'd love you to send promo/demo CDs or vinyl to:Peter Hollo - Utility Fog FBi Radio PO Box 1962 Strawberry Hills NSW 2012 AUSTRALIA email: utility_fog at fbiradio dot com
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 idm and experimental electronica (where artificial intelligences skitter and crackle, and may just pull at your heart-strings). 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. New Weird Australia And on Sydney's long-standing community radio station 2ser, tune in to the highly influential Paradigm Shift on Monday nights, and Leigh Tran's Tape Relay on Tuesdays. the lexicon, for the lovely lexi's lexcellent & lexstatic, um, music reviews :) Peter's recently played tracks (via last.fm)
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