Definitely read "The Lathe of Heaven," can't recommend it enough. Get outside, go for a walk (while listening to CJSW of course). Love y'all, I'll see you next week.<br><br>Playlist: <ul><li>MLO - Wimborne</li><li>Nu-Era - Fallout Shelter</li><li>Fumerolles - Sonochemichal Reactor</li><li>Esthero - Indigo Boy</li><li>Rochelle Jordan - Around</li><li>Cousin & Priori - Stepping Stoned</li><li>Monolake - Geometry Engine (VLSI Version)</li><li>Ida Urd & Ingri Hoyland - Chamber</li><li>Esse Ran - Self One</li></ul>

Definitely read "The Lathe of Heaven," can't recommend it enough. Get outside, go for a walk (while listening to CJSW of course). Love y'all, I'll see you next week. Playlist: MLO - WimborneNu-Era - Fallout ShelterFumerolles - Sonochemichal ReactorEsthero - Indigo BoyRochelle Jordan - AroundCousin & Priori - Stepping StonedMonolake - Geometry Engine (VLSI Version)Ida Urd & Ingri Hoyland - ChamberEsse Ran - Self One

Definitely read "The Lathe of Heaven," can't recommend it enough. Get outside, go for a walk (while listening to CJSW of course). Love y'all, I'll see you next week.<br><br>Playlist: <ul><li>MLO - Wimborne</li><li>Nu-Era - Fallout Shelter</li><li>Fumerolles - Sonochemichal Reactor</li><li>Esthero - Indigo Boy</li><li>Rochelle Jordan - Around</li><li>Cousin &amp; Priori - Stepping Stoned</li><li>Monolake - Geometry Engine (VLSI Version)</li><li>Ida Urd &amp; Ingri Hoyland - Chamber</li><li>Esse Ran - Self One</li></ul>

Black Milk - Episode May 21, 2026

Black Milk' is inspired by The Electrifying Mojo on WJLB and The Wizard on WDRQ, the imagined tracks of late club "Air" in Tokyo, and the sound of trains as they pass through the downtown core. Matthew Henry takes you on a sonic journey through the dystopia of everyday, from quiet contemplation, jarring rhythms and the occasional loud truck passing you on a cramped side-street. Whether it's to dance or sit down with a cup of tea, Matt has the mood set for the pre and after party with dub techno, classic house, breakbeat, wokny sounds, and ambient combined with darker elements. Come by and stay a while.

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Black Milk' is inspired by The Electrifying Mojo on WJLB and The Wizard on WDRQ, the imagined tracks of late club "Air" in Tokyo, and the sound of trains as they pass through the downtown core. Matthew Henry takes you on a sonic journey through the dystopia of everyday, from quiet contemplation, jarring rhythms and the occasional loud truck passing you on a cramped side-street. Whether it's to dance or sit down with a cup of tea, Matt has the mood set for the pre and after party with dub techno, classic house, breakbeat, wokny sounds, and ambient combined with darker elements. Come by and stay a while.

Black Milk' is inspired by&nbsp;The Electrifying Mojo on WJLB and The Wizard on WDRQ, the imagined tracks of late club "Air" in Tokyo, and the sound of trains as they pass through the downtown&nbsp;core. Matthew Henry takes you on a sonic journey through the dystopia&nbsp;of everyday, from quiet contemplation, jarring rhythms and the occasional loud truck passing you on a cramped side-street. Whether it's to dance or sit down with a cup of tea, Matt has the mood set for the pre and after party with dub techno, classic house, breakbeat, wokny sounds, and ambient combined with darker elements. Come by and stay a while.

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Black Milk - Episode May 21, 2026

Black Milk - Episode May 21, 2026