I’m back! Like, back back. I only know of one episode in the near-ish future that I have to miss but aside from that, I have the new keys to the station so I should be good to go for a while. And now that the school semester is starting up again, things at the station should be running more smoothly.

Anyway, this episode is packed full of the good stuff. There’s a new Kyle Bobby Dunn piece (played alongside weird birds), some classic Joseph Spence, some ladies talking about flowers, 1970s Italian minimalism, Lychgate’s bizarre prog, gospel with synthy lazers, and all sorts of other cool shit.
 

Air date: August 29, 2018

Background music: Madagascar – The Innocence Of Facts (from Goodbye East, Goodbye West)

00:00:00 Unknown Serbian girls’ chorus – Ritual Song (from Folk Music Of Yugoslavia)
00:01:56 Talk break
00:06:30 Bongripper – Slow (from Terminal)
00:26:48 Richard Allen Farmer – He Has A Way (from Leave Tomorrow To The Father)
00:29:47 Talk break
00:34:02 Kyle Bobby Dunn – Salve Regina / Glenmore (from Thesis Print/Track 04)
00:36:03 Virginia Belmont – Advice On Pets / Bambi / Traumerei (from Virginia Belmont’s Famous Singing & Talking Birds)
00:45:43 Juri Camisasca – Sincronie Part 1 (from Evoluzione Interiore)
00:48:41 Beverly Ann, Greta Thyssen, Tatiana McKenna interviewed by Bill Bertenshaw (from The Subject Is Flowers)
01:00:53 Talk break
01:06:01 Lychgate – The Contagion (from The Contagion In Nine Steps)
01:13:33 Joseph Spence – I’m Going To Live That Life (from Bahaman Folk Guitar – Music Of The Bahamas – Volume One)
01:19:55 Deathstench – Temples Of Dust (from Deathstench / Trepaneringsritualen split)
01:29:19 Talk break
01:32:44 Ned Milligan – Sternal Sky (from Nature Always Needs Improving)
01:33:59 Mrs. Marguerite Oswald – Side B (from The Oswald Case: Mrs. Marguerite Oswald Reads Lee Harvey Oswald’s Letters From Russia)
01:51:10 Lingua Ignota – For I Am The Light (And Mine Is The Only Way) / Holy Is The Name (Of My Ruthless Axe) (from All Bitches Die)
02:01:37 Talk break
02:03:44 Vaclav Nelhybel – Interplanetary Journey (from Outer Space)