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Sunday, 31st of August, 2008
Playlist 31.08.08 (11:18 pm)
Happy 5th birthday to FBi and Utility Fog! That's right, 5 years ago to the day, I sat down behind the mixing desk and broadcast the very first Utility Fog. It's been a while hey! We exhort you to sign up as an FBi supporter at the FBi website, and help keep the station running and bringing you brilliant music! Oren Ambarchi - A Final Kiss On Poisoned Cheeks [Table of the Elements] Sunday, 24th of August, 2008
Playlist 24.08.08 (11:12 pm)
And another batch of utter loveliness I have to bring you tonight! Oh yessss. Qua - Silver Red 1 [Someone Good]
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Sunday, 17th of August, 2008
Playlist 17.08.08 (11:10 pm)
Hiya. Tonight it's a bit of an exploration of nouveau-naïveté through a few lovely artists like Sweden's Hans Appelqvist, Germany's Flim and Americans Lucky Dragons and High Places. Mitchell Akiyama - The Tactile Properties of Light [Bip-Hop]
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Sunday, 10th of August, 2008
Playlist 10.08.08 (11:21 pm)
Tonight, some wonderfully demented music from High Places at the top, and Lucky Dragons near the end, along with more demented stuff from Hans Appelqvist (from whom much more next week!) On the local front, I finally tracked down Melbourne (via, well, the world) outfit function's album the secret miracle fountain overseas, and it's wonderful stuff. Sydney's Preservation release US folk singer Tan or Boil, enlisting Aaron Martin to do arrangements & collaborations, and bringing in Melbourne's Part Timer to do extra remixy biz on a couple of tracks. It's fantastic stuff. High Places - Banana Slugs/Cosmonaut [Thrill Jockey/Mistletone]
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Sunday, 3rd of August, 2008
Playlist 03.08.08 (11:58 pm)
Big interview in the early parts of tonight's show with the lovely Greg Seiler (Comatone) & Alon Ilsar (Foley, Gauche etc), whose Trigger Happy album is out now. Fantastic stuff. Also some lovely droney stuff from Sydney's Moonmilk, and post-rocky sounds from Melbourne's Laura. In Japan I found ginormous quantities of spin-out stuff, like things sitting on the shelves that you never see. More next week (and later!) but tonight we have a couple of newish Japanese releases: Live in Japan captures 13 & God with fantastic sound quality at a brilliant performance from 2005, and includes an otherwise-unreleased (to my knowledge) track. And there's a delightful Japanese tribute to Penguin Cafe Orchestra that I'll be sampling more from in the coming weeks! Finally, I featured a number of 3" CD releases. London label disco_r.dance recently put out a series of 12 3" CDs from mostly (entirely?) London-based artists, covering a lot of electronica plus some freak folk and other weirdnesses. Heaps of great music there and I played material from half of the 12 releases... Spartak - Sunstrokes [hellosQuare]
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email: utilityfog at frogworth dot com Mastodon ![]() Utility Fog teeters on the cusp between acoustic and electronic, organic and digital. Constantly changing and rearranging, this aural cloud of nanotech consumes genres and spits them out in new forms. Whether cataloguing the jungle resurgence, tracking the ups and downs of noise and drone, or unearthing the remnants of glitch and folktronica, all is contextualised within artist & genre histories for a fulfilling sonic journey. 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. Click here to subscribe in iTunes. Archives of all previous playlists and entries are available:
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