Extra Noir Podcast

Extra Noir Podcast

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Extra Noir Podcast episodes

  • Extra Noir Podcast - Episode 55
    The balance is a little tilted toward new music on this episode, with recent tracks from Sault, Stranded, Yetsuby, Michael C. Sharp and Ana da Silva and Phew. We didn't forget the old stuff, though, and there's even an 8-minute psych jam from Hawkwind.
    Tracklist here: https://extranoir.tumblr.com/post/623430433517993984/sault-stop-dem-stranded-call-waiting-jah
    1 hr
  • Extra Noir Podcast - Episode 54
    The first of our monthly shows for Internet Public Radio (https://www.internetpublicradio.live/), featuring tracks from Salamanda, Kuunatic, Stephen Mallinder, Kübler-Ross, Danielle Dax and more. Future episodes can be heard on IPR on the first Thursday of every month, 8pm (KST).
    Tracklist here; https://extranoir.tumblr.com/post/621314274556624896/near-paris-shattered-glass-stephen-mallinder
    1 hr 2 min
  • Extra Noir Podcast - Episode 54
    The first of our monthly shows for Internet Public Radio (https://www.internetpublicradio.live/), featuring tracks from Salamanda, Kuunatic, Stephen Mallinder, Kübler-Ross, Danielle Dax and more. Future episodes can be heard on IPR on the first Thursday of every month, 8pm (KST).
    Tracklist here; https://extranoir.tumblr.com/post/621314274556624896/near-paris-shattered-glass-stephen-mallinder
    1 hr 2 min
  • Extra Noir Podcast - Episode 53 (Guest Mix: Salamanda)
    From the moment Salamanda started releasing individual tracks on Bandcamp last year, they quickly became one of our favorite Korean acts. Through hypnotic live shows, DJ sets and a steady stream of excellent releases, Salamanda have established themselves as some of the most interesting and original electronic artists in Seoul right now. We are very excited to share this mix, Sand Cake, that they prepared exclusively for Extra Noir.
    https://8salamanda8.bandcamp.com/
    https://soundcloud.com/yetsuby
    https://soundcloud.com/umantherma
    Don't miss their latest release, Glass Cage EP, available now through Bandcamp.
    1 hr 2 min
  • Extra Noir Podcast - Episode 53 (Guest Mix: Salamanda)
    From the moment Salamanda started releasing individual tracks on Bandcamp last year, they quickly became one of our favorite Korean acts. Through hypnotic live shows, DJ sets and a steady stream of excellent releases, Salamanda have established themselves as some of the most interesting and original electronic artists in Seoul right now. We are very excited to share this mix, Sand Cake, that they prepared exclusively for Extra Noir.
    https://8salamanda8.bandcamp.com/
    https://soundcloud.com/yetsuby
    https://soundcloud.com/umantherma
    Don't miss their latest release, Glass Cage EP, available now through Bandcamp.
    1 hr 2 min
  • Extra Noir Podcast - Episode 52 (Guest Mix: Michael.J.Foks)
    “Michael.J.Foks” is an old friend from Tokyo whom we hadn't seen in 15 years until our recent trip there to celebrate the release of Kuunatic's Kuurandia EP. He is a resident DJ at Shibuya's well-established clubs “OTO” and “Organ Bar", and also plays selections from his extensive and eclectic vinyl collection at live band events and hotel lounges.
    This mix is called "Spring to Spring", opening and closing with some seasonal lounge pop, and covering a lot of ground in between, including some oddball Latin selections, mysterious Asian pop and minimal electronics.
    https://www.mixcloud.com/Michael_J_Foks/
    Art work by Yoshitsugu Oya
    https://www.instagram.com/yoshitsugu_oya/
    https://www.instagram.com/oyanocollage/
    1 hr 14 min
  • Extra Noir Podcast - Episode 52 (Guest Mix: Michael.J.Foks)
    “Michael.J.Foks” is an old friend from Tokyo whom we hadn't seen in 15 years until our recent trip there to celebrate the release of Kuunatic's Kuurandia EP. He is a resident DJ at Shibuya's well-established clubs “OTO” and “Organ Bar", and also plays selections from his extensive and eclectic vinyl collection at live band events and hotel lounges.
    This mix is called "Spring to Spring", opening and closing with some seasonal lounge pop, and covering a lot of ground in between, including some oddball Latin selections, mysterious Asian pop and minimal electronics.
    https://www.mixcloud.com/Michael_J_Foks/
    Art work by Yoshitsugu Oya
    https://www.instagram.com/yoshitsugu_oya/
    https://www.instagram.com/oyanocollage/
    1 hr 14 min
  • (EN006) The Blue Lady - Frolic (Preview)
    The Blue Lady's first EP is a nocturnal plunge into territories of anxiety, phobia and dread. Drawing on ambient, horror soundtrack and abstract hip hop influences, Frolic makes use of synthesizers and live instruments (drum machine, melodica, sampler) to bring this dark, interior world into the light.
    Available here: https://thebluelady.bandcamp.com/
    5 min
  • (EN006) The Blue Lady - Frolic (Preview)
    The Blue Lady's first EP is a nocturnal plunge into territories of anxiety, phobia and dread. Drawing on ambient, horror soundtrack and abstract hip hop influences, Frolic makes use of synthesizers and live instruments (drum machine, melodica, sampler) to bring this dark, interior world into the light.
    Available here: https://thebluelady.bandcamp.com/
    5 min
  • 역승환: a zine exhibition (Crazy Multiply)
    It’s somewhat odd to think that something so commonplace, something that was once so integral to the subcultures in which we grew up and migrated between, would become worthy of its own exhibition. As the recent swell of interest in zines (artistic, academic and otherwise) has revealed, however, these products are often indispensable cultural artefacts. Few other media formats, especially from the pre-digital era, capture so concisely and directly a distilled subcultural moment. As we were assembling this soundtrack, we tried to take stock of the various zines that we had ever collected or contributed to. On the contribution side, the themes range from ska music to horror movies to skateboarding. As far as collecting goes, the diversity is even more radically expansive.
    We’ve tried to reflect some of that diversity in this playlist, while making sure that the punk and DIY scenes of the late 70s and early 80s get the prominence that they deserve. This exhibition will surely challenge us to think more expansively about what zines are and can be. Hopefully its musical accompaniment will encourage some similar exploration into the independent, underground and DIY music scenes that are so closely entwined with zine culture.
    Tracklist:
    Catholic Discipline - Underground Babylon
    Crass - Banned from the Roxy
    Bad Brains - Pay to Cum
    Zounds - War
    Stretching Journey - 080*
    The Cramps - Let’s Get Fucked Up
    The Homosexuals - Soft South Africans
    Dancing Cigarettes - Burn in Heaven
    Mydolls - Imposter
    Snatch - Joey
    Inflatable Boy Clams - Marin
    The Raincoats - Fairytale in the Supermarket
    Boss Eye - Chalky Aderall
    Butthole Surfers - Mexican Caravan
    Savage Republic - Viva le Rock and Roll
    Red Cross - S&M Party
    Shorty Cat - I Hate Her*
    Crawler - It’s Not For You*
    Minutemen - This Ain’t No Picnic
    Violent Femmes - Add it Up
    Maximum Joy - Building Bridges
    Vivien Goldman - Launderette
    Blah Blah Blah - Central Park
    Rosa Yemen - Larousse Baron Bic
    Cardboards - On the R to TZ
    Crash Course in Science - Mechanical Breakdown
    Bewitched - Chuck’s Got a Big One
    Screamers - Matar Dolores
    Microfilm - Centrefold
    Pylon - Cool
    Kuang Program - Gangs Are Blue*
    Chrome - Caroline
    Danielle Dax - Fortune Cheats
    Puredigitalsilence - Seeweed*
    Seth Martin - 새야 새야 파랑새야 (Bird, Bird, Blue Bird)*
    Kuunatic - Roho Ulio Toweka
    Khana Bierbood - Rustic Song
    The Goat that Went Om - The Pirate Song
    Bow Wow Wow - Why Are Babies So Wise?
    Au Pairs - Come Again
    Cabaret Voltaire - Sluggin’ Fer Jesus
    Suicide - Shadazz
    Alan Vega - Jukebox Babe
    GENIUS - Shit City*
    Avengers - Paint it Black
    *Artists based in South Korea
    2 hr 12 min

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