The final MTH edition of 2014 choc-full of electronic glories including an exclusive preview of the Neu Balance album and Ozploitation horrors on Dual Planet and gig guide and just everything. Comprehensive.
New tracks from Neu Balance, Young Braised and Heartbeat(s) in a very Canadian edition of MTH. James Bates (Common Vernacular) hosts. Just kidding, I put the whole thing on auto-play and went to see Interstellar.
A very messy More Than Human this week but blessed with mighty tunes from Andy Stott, Vladislav Delay, Akkord and Loscil. Plus me moaning about moving house. Transitory.
A slightly claustrophobic show tonight with excellent cuts from Loscil, The Advisory Circle, Donald Fraser, Luke Abbott and many more. Gig guide and a shout out to the excellent kickstarter campaign about Suzanne Ciani. All engulfing.
A thrilling 60 minutes of electronic treats including ancient glories from Bruce Lacey, Rudiger Lorenz and Delia Derbyshire as well as offerings from upstarts OOBE and Objekt; plus gig previews from Phil Western & Martin Rev. Indulge.
A very unsettling Halloween edition of More Than Human with new cuts from Kemper Norton, Bing & Ruth and The Passenger; horror treats from John Carpenter, Giuliano Sorgini, library madness from Don Harper and much more. Spoilers: the studio car gets away again...
Dark, cerebral, and downtempo Thanksgiving edition of More Than Human. Common Vernacular guest hosts. Tunes from Phil Western, Phantom Head Trip, Flying Lotus and more.
A messy show to be sure but filled with crumbling jammy tunes from Loscil, Heatsick & Monolithium plus a strawberry gig guide and lemony interjections from me. Nonsense.
2 hour monster edition in which the Listening Center, Not Waving, Taal Mala, Wesley Matsell, Grumbling Fur were played, too much chocolate was consumed and we said goodbye to Mollie (not a euphemism). Sugary.
1 hr 59 min
About CiTR -- More Than Human
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Strange and wonderful electronic sounds from the past, present and future: house, ambient, vintage electronics, library music, new age, hauntology, fauxtracks and other obscure genres I'm just going…
to make up as we go along. Music from parallel worlds, with inane interjections and the occasional sacrifice.