Different Noises

On this show new releases from Patrick Cornelius, Gordon Lee, Axel Filip & Maleza, Marike van Dijk, Guillermo Klein Quintetto, Giuseppe Millaci & Vogue Trio, Christian Dillingham, Cheryl Pyle, Beyond Flute Group, Andrew Rathbun, Trapeze, Andrew Danforth, Wolfgang Muthspiel with Scott Colley and Brian Blade, and Ivan Lins.

Moff Skellington presents traditional  and contemporary Eddodi music from Abstercot, tinned whole in a syrup of Lembryonic yack. It is a fact that Moff caught all the busses and tasted the rain of all the neighbourhoods, assembling an aural hamper of music tunes for broadcast through various media. This is what that is.

 

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1965 was an extremely busy year for John Coltrane with copious recording sessions and line-up changes to his bands. Much of the material was released posthumously. There are eight examples of his varied and groundbreaking output from that year on the show.

On this show tributes to three musicians we have lost recently Ron S. Peno, Robbie Robertson and Louis Tillett. Also Dave Graney covers Roxy Music, plus some Roxy Music, and another new one from eLa. Some deep dub from Dubmatix, more Australian sounds from Mick Medew and Ursula plus Rob Snarski and Dan Luscombe. Blues rock from Cambridge from RJ Archer & The Painful Memories, No Wave from York via Neon Kittens plus a new album from Belbury Poly. To close Mr Neil Young doing what he does best.

On this show all new music from Mark Turner, Audrey Ochoa, Marc Copland, Malleus Trio, Irreversible Entanglements, Julián Solarz Grupo, Sean Wolcott, Heikki Ruokangas, Telepathic Band (Daniel Carter, Patrick Holmes, Matthew Putman, Hilliard Greene, Federico Ughi), Stan Sulzmann, Alyssa Giammaria, and Graham Collier.

On this show a focus on the project built by Daniel Carter, Matthew Putman and Federico Ughi called “The Telepathic Band” which has been releasing albums since 2017. Whilst the current line-up is Daniel Carter, Matthew Putman, Patrick Holmes, Hilliard Greene, and Federico Ughi the genesis of the project was with an album called Gowanus Recordings with Demian Richardson and Dave Moss.

On this show music from Sand Pebbles, CR and The Nones, Dave Graney, Cracked Hands, Cam Butler, Alien Gothic, Kim Salmon, Penny Ikinger, The Fall, and Cabaret Voltaire.

On this show an eclectic mix of new music from Tristan De Liège X Jambal, Lifecycles, Brian Blade & The Fellowship Band, Triio, Bobby Kapp and Richard Sussman, Miguel Zenon & Luis Perdomo, Kenneth Jimenez with Michaël Attias & Francisco Mela, Hsinwei Chiang, Christer Fredriksen, Pablo Masis, Marcus Klossek, Aline Homsy, Mike Jones, and Kris Davis.

In this edition of the podcast there is a focus on three new albums from Bhajan Boy, plus a mixed bag of improvisation, hardcore with a twist, lots of psychedelic stuff, and some very experimental music.

This week a focus on Chris McGregor. McGregor was a South African jazz pianist, bandleader and composer born in Somerset West, South Africa. McGregor is perhaps best known for his foundation and leadership of The Blue Notes, a South African sextet that included collaborators Dudu Pukwana, Nikele Moyake, Louis Moholo, Johnny Dyani and Mongezi Feza. Equally as notable was McGregor's creation of the Brotherhood of Breath in 1969, which branched out from his work as The Blue Notes.