The Earth Hotel

Music for this turning season! Enjoy friends.
00:00:00 - A Spooky Welcome to You + Weston Olencki and TAK Ensemble – “Aviary”
00:02:50 – WO/TAK – “Seven kilometers upriver from Suspension Bridge” /
00:06:21 - Sham – “Carpeted Floor” /
00:11:13 - PJ Bottoms – “Judith” /
00:15:43 - Credits… and Foreboding! /
00:18:34 - “The Ball Pit” /
00:20:08 - Mazerick – “Zenith” /
00:23:22 - Very Upcoming Dates /
00:24:45 - Rebecca Egeland – “I Am She” /
00:29:39 - Nowhere Squares – “Backyard Revolution” /
00:33:26 - Another Last Intro /
00:35:37 - Sick Fucks – “Girl” /
00:38:00 - Senior Junior (KP) – “Anchor (Demo)” /
00:41:40 - Cash Langdon – “Sight of Sound” /
00:45:33 - “Purple Mountain Majesty”

Join us on the rise in Birmingham with a dear singer of personal songs-made-celestial-orbiting things. Rebecca talks about her two albums and a third soon-to-be. You can find this year's offering Fine is a Figment, available now from your music dispenser.
https://www.rebeccaegeland.com/

She has also released one album with bandmate AJ Covey as Rude and True:
https://rudeandtrue.bandcamp.com/album/call-it-what-you-want

00:00:00 – Operator’s Welcome
00:02:11 – “Moon”
00:03:23 – Interview
00:32:47 – “To Whom It May Concern”

"Echoes" remix by Barron: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=irHRx-MrHXc

Rebecca Tiny Desks:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=RnSwkBPmQwo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Sy3SS5e3Kxk

Brad Lyons/Boutwell Studios: https://www.boutwellstudios.com/

oan Mills plays herself in TENGEN, a noise guitar/freakout act from Birmingham — we sit down on the side of a mountain stoop to discuss process and musical biography as she embarks on a new creative arc for the last quarter of the year.

We feature three songs from her Bandcamp with more to follow on our Fall Music Mixer. You can see her at the Nick Oct. 2 and Cahaba Brewing for the Papers, Please fundraiser on Oct. 23 (2026). Follow her on Instagram tengen.music and keep an eye out at noisy spots in town. Many thanks - - -

00:00:00 – Operator’s Welcome /
00:05:56 – “Doorbusters” (HARSH NOISE) /
00:09:21 – Interview with Joan /
00:30:07 – “Thrivin’ and Dyin’” /
00:33:05 – Interview Part Two /
00:41:29 – “Cool and Unusual Punishment” /

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Guided exercise for occupying perspectives in cubic spaces and interacting with Item objects. Contains 250-256hz Binaural Beat. Do not use while driving, operating heavy machinery, or enjoying the swingset at your local park. This constitutes no claim or otherwise advice of any kind. Operator Jacquie Cotillard and the EH are not responsible for effects or results from this exercise. We eagerly await your feedback.
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Welcome back for Episode 118 with a singer and composer of alchemical songs for transformative resounding in a heart near you. We discuss their most recent album Your Love for Humanity Will Be At Its Zenith, a collection of pieces inspired by myths, fairy tales, truth-telling and transactional analysis, along with the experiences and lessons that shaped the work and their pursuits going forward. You’ll hear several tracks but we encourage you to purchase the album from Sweet Wreath Records to fund future projects in the local art area. And be sure to visit everydovealive.com to peruse the writings and other works that have come from the marvelous brain and thumpin’ heart of this fabulous person at the desk tonight. Many thanks for your continued patronage my friends, more to come soonest.

SW Newsletter #38 (Maz Interview pt. 1)
SW Newsletter #42 (Maz Interview pt. 2)

Operator Intro – 00:00:00
“Glisten” – 00:04:22
Interview begins – 00:08:27 “Fondness” – 00:39:05
Interview resumes – 00:43:34
“Like A Garden” – 01:24:09

In Phase 1 of NSAID (2015), the strategy was to draw from one news source per day for a weekly report. Here I read the resulting cut text from NSAID001 and the original source articles, in preparation for the upcoming analysis that will make up the 80-02 Report before we turn the year over in August.

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Many thanks to the NASA/JPL footage, shared on Youtube by user plodicus

Guided exercise for rotation in mental space while maintaining cardinal orientation. Contains 250-256hz Binaural Beat. Do not use while driving, operating heavy machinery, or fixing state elections on behalf of deranged sycophants. This constitutes no claim or otherwise advice of any kind. Operator Jacquie Cotillard and the EH are not responsible for effects or results from this exercise.

We eagerly await your feedback.

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My new friend and comrade from the Scott Walker subreddit which she co-moderates joins us for a delightful Zoom call in the foamy wake of the Zercon analysis. She's been absolutely wonderful to me and the folks there and her insights about creativity and process were an extra treat to hear. We get cut off near the end but she'll be back!

This is a Patreon episode, uploaded here as a little peek into our extra sturff.
Also this month:
Cut material and outtakes from Zercon and the NSAID Report, and a discussion among the folks of my house about The Immaculate Conception of Little Dizzle, a charming indie flick from the depths of Tubi. We’re gonna get to The Brutalist soon. it’s a whole evening, that one. Check it out! Only two rancid bones per month.

Previously our Zercon Pt. 1 Episode, enjoy a reworked stroll through the history and works of singer Scott Walker up to his album Bish Bosch, where our “Zercon” analysis takes up. More Scott talk to come, including a chat the lovely Jeanne Hospod of the online Scott Walker community. But for now we sleep! Bells and whistles on soonest.

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Our redux and reimagining of the 2018 boondoggle review of Scott Walker’s epic 21-minute “Zercon: A Flagpole Sitter (SDSS 1416+13b),” a song equally about a Moorish dwarf of Attila the Hun’s late kingdom as it is a reflection on cynicism, striving, and the artistic struggle to not go up a tall pole and never be heard from again. There are jokes and moving moments throughout, and valuable lessons to be learned. Grease on up and come on down, the air is fine.

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