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By Project Moonbase - DJ Bongoboy & MC Zirconium - Futurologists, antiquarians and explorers in the outer realms of the music multiverseComedySociety & CultureMusicPhilosophy
Project Moonbase – The Historic Sound of the Future | Unusual music show | Podcast | Space cult | projectmoonbase.com episodes
- PMB017 John Barry: Mr Kiss Kiss Bang Bang (Dick Hyman,Edmundo Ros,Ferrante & Teicher,Hugo Montenegro,John Barry,Killer Watts,Laika and the Cosmonauts,Lenny Dee,Oranj Symphonett,Ray Barretto)Celebrating the astonishing, iconic work of the greatest film soundtrack composer of the 20th century, John Barry. His music was known - and loved - by literally millions of people. In fact it's hard to imagine anyone in the Western world who isn't at least aware of the great man's music. Honorary Moon Lord John Barry will be greatly missed.1 hr 13 min
- PMB016 Spinning Wheels of Steel: Sounds Galactic, Bruce Haack, Basil Kirchin, Jah Wobble, Marisa, Jamaican Steel Band, Firebrand Boy, Alan TewWe introduce a new irregular feature called Classic Steel where we play a classical (or a classic) favourite arranged for steel drums. We also have some Galactic Sounds, another track from the latest Basil Kirchin soundtrack reissue on Trunk records, we'll be celebrating the imminent 40th anniversary of the release of Get Carter, hearing some Glaswegian chiptune as well as lots of other nutritious nuggets for your ears to chew on.1 hr 1 min
- PMB016 Spinning Wheels of Steel: Sounds Galactic, Bruce Haack, Basil Kirchin, Jah Wobble, Marisa, Jamaican Steel Band, Firebrand Boy, Alan TewWe introduce a new irregular feature called Classic Steel where we play a classical (or a classic) favourite arranged for steel drums. We also have some Galactic Sounds, another track from the latest Basil Kirchin soundtrack reissue on Trunk records, we'll be celebrating the imminent 40th anniversary of the release of Get Carter, hearing some Glaswegian chiptune as well as lots of other nutritious nuggets for your ears to chew on.1 hr 1 min
- PMB015 Caterina Valente: A Woman Born for Music (Caterina Valente, Goblin, Johnny Keating, Orchester Werner Mueller, Robert Maxwell, Sean O'Hagan, Tim Gane & Sean O'Hagan, Xavier Cugat & His Orchestra, Edmundo Ros )We wish a belated Happy 80th Birthday to that polyglottal pop princess, Caterina Valente, by playing lots of tunes by Ms Valente and her associates. We'll also be hearing from Italian prog horrorists, Goblin and we have another track from the soundtrack to Copacabana by Tim Gane and Sean O'Hagan.55 min
- PMB015 Caterina Valente: A Woman Born for Music (Caterina Valente, Goblin, Johnny Keating, Orchester Werner Mueller, Robert Maxwell, Sean O'Hagan, Tim Gane & Sean O'Hagan, Xavier Cugat & His OrchestraWe wish a belated Happy 80th Birthday to that polyglottal pop princess, Caterina Valente, by playing lots of tunes by Ms Valente and her associates. We'll also be hearing from Italian prog horrorists, Goblin and we have another track from the soundtrack to Copacabana by Tim Gane and Sean O'Hagan.55 min
- PMB014 Goodbye Girl: West Midlands Retro-Futuristic Pop (Broadcast, Basil Kirchin, Belbury Poly, Herbie Mann, Plone, Pram, Roj, Seeland, Trish Keenan, Christine O'Donnell)We celebrate the life of Broadcast's Trish Keenan who, passed away on Friday. Broadcast were the epitome of retro-futurism and were doing "hauntology" a good decade or more before the term was coined. Their music sounded like it was recorded in a parallel splintered dimension of space crystals. Broadcast were also, in our humble opinion, the greatest of the plethora of bands exploring this sonic landscape which sprung up in the West Midlands in the mid-90s.1 hr 3 min
- PMB014 Goodbye Girl: West Midlands Retro-Futuristic Pop (Broadcast, Basil Kirchin, Belbury Poly, Herbie Mann, Plone, Pram, Roj, Seeland, Trish Keenan, Christine O'Donnell)We celebrate the life of Broadcast's Trish Keenan who, passed away on Friday. Broadcast were the epitome of retro-futurism and were doing "hauntology" a good decade or more before the term was coined. Their music sounded like it was recorded in a parallel splintered dimension of space crystals. Broadcast were also, in our humble opinion, the greatest of the plethora of bands exploring this sonic landscape which sprung up in the West Midlands in the mid-90s.1 hr 3 min
- PMB013 Year of the Space Rabbit: Bernard Estardy, Koryo Saito, Tim Gane, Sean O'Hagan, Shawn Lee, Hubert Laws, Yerzmyey, Coda, Guy Pederson)We usher in the Year of the Rabbit by playing a selection of tracks generously gifted to us over the festive season as well as a selection of brand new tunes. We're also delighted to be able to finally bring you a track from the Copacabana OST by Tim Gane and Sean O'Hagan.1 hr 4 min
- PMB013 Year of the Space Rabbit: Bernard Estardy, Koryo Saito, Tim Gane, Sean O'Hagan, Shawn Lee, Hubert Laws, Yerzmyey, Coda, Guy Pederson)We usher in the Year of the Rabbit by playing a selection of tracks generously gifted to us over the festive season as well as a selection of brand new tunes. We're also delighted to be able to finally bring you a track from the Copacabana OST by Tim Gane and Sean O'Hagan.1 hr 4 min
- PMB012 The Best of 2010 (Hugo Strasser, Johnny Keating, Belbury Poly, Nick Ingman, Anamanaguchi, D.D. Denham, Nick Ingman, Dana Countryman,The Waitiki 7,I Marc 4)We do what the moon does best and reflect (do you see what we did there?) on 2010 by playing some of our favourite tunes released or reissued in that year.52 min
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Project Moonbase is filled with music to surprise, delight and occasionally horrify you. Made by someone who really cares (and his prisoner). We bring you music you’ve never heard before that will put…
a smile on your face, open your third eye and make you dance. We love space age bachelor pad music, library music, charity shop cheese, hauntology, ping pong stereo, moog music, sitar-driven psychedelia, lounge, the retro-futuristic, contemporary electronica, soundtrack music, radiophonics, euro-pop, orchestral-pop, industrial-opera, hyphens, 8bit, chip tune, skwee, uneasy listening and steel drums. We’ve been known to salute the theramin, sidle up to an ondes Martenot and smile beneficently on the ukelele. Every episode includes the unnecessary news: the strange, the weird, the futuristic and the fun. Join us now and in the future!