A surprise mid-week edition of MTH featuring a rather upbeat mix of beats and bleeps from Holly Herndon, Com Truise, Pender Street Steppers, knot in and Kraftwerk. I've had lots of tea.
House, gay porn soundtracks, Italian library music, Montreal ambient, exclusive tracks from 1080p and the new Pender Street Steppers 12"? What do you want? Blood?
A very strange hour tonight even by this show's standard. I'm rather inarticulate due to the massive MTH party on Friday. But great music: Pye Corner Audio, Man Made Hill, Mara TK , Time Attendant, music form schools, and some imaginary TV themes. Functional.
A very synth-heavy moody show with sacrificial offerings from Pye Corner Audio, Kone, Karen Novotny X, John Foxx and much more. Staring intensely. At you.
The first show of 2014 jam-packed (a phrase I seem to repeat incessantly on the show) with strangeness, weirdness and oddness. Arovane, The Passenger, Time Attendant, Police Des Moeurs, gig guide and details of the forthcoming More Than Human release party. All quite champion.
Rather invigorating selection to fill the black void between Xmas and 2014. Top trumps from John Carpenter, Kowton, Steve Moore and lots more. Alpha and Omega.
James Bates stops by to entertain with remixes and Hypnotic grooves from the likes of Time Attendant, The Passenger, Ectoplasm, and Common Vernacular. Happy non-denominational holiday tidings to all.
By turns relaxing and unnerving, MTH this week featured such strange visitors as Gareth Rees, Akkord, Jez Butler, The Coombe and many more. We also chatted about gigs, solstices and buying records for Christmas. Splendid.
Surprisingly upbeat edition - at least for the first half. But we get into dark recesses soon enough. Robin The Fog, Time Attendant, Egyptrixx, and a look at the latest releases from Mood Hut. Happiness. Then fear.
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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.