WVKR "Secret Music" Top 20 Playlist
September, 2011
1. Balmorhea - Live At Sint-Elisabethkirk - Western Vinyl
2. Adam Rafferty - I Remember Michael - Crescent Ridge Publising
3. Paul Ellis - From Out of the Vast Comes Nearness - Lotuspike
4. Saul Stokes - Sleek Nucleus - Stokesmusic
5. Alpha Wave Movement - Myriad Stars - Harmonic Resonance
6. Rhian Sheehan - Seven Tales Of The North Wind - Deepspace
7. Paul Nagle - Beyond E-Ville - Bogus Focus
8. cyberCHUMP - Their Moment of Perfect Happiness - Internal Combustion
9. Erik Wøllo - Silent Currents - Projekt
10. Dave Luxton - Dreams Ghosts and Parallel Universes - Wayfarer
11. Michael Peck - Bodies To The Sky - Ethereal Live
12. Fabio Anile - Weightless - Eterogeneo
13. Max Corbacho - Lost Links - Relaxed Machinery
14. Noveller - Glacial Glow - Weird Forest
15. Buzz Turner - The View From Here - Aerial Music
16. Kyle Bobby Dunn - Ways Of Meaning - Desire Path
17. Stephan Mathieu - A Static Place - 12K
18. Robert Carty - Photonic Movements - Earth Mantra
19. Richard Carr - Summer Wishes Winter Dreams - Carrtunes
20. Max Goldston - Awakening - Aurum
Download the entire album here. Thanks and enjoy!
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Weekend Rotation
Fallen into another Patton binge again. Recently picked up two recent releases of his: A Perfect Place CD/DVD and Crank High Voltage soundtrack.
A.P.P. definitely took me back to Bungle's California and his second solo release (title I can't recall). It's a Niceuh.
The Crank soundtrack is the real winner between the two. Elements of everything he has ever done. Cynical vocal commentary ala RV, Sound Collage, spot on sequencing and sampling and all 32 tracks are short sweet much like the Fantomas equation. AND one track (#9) features programming from Richard Devine which is a standout on the album and I'll be damned if track 18 isn't one of the catchiest phrases I've heard in sometime.
A.P.P. definitely took me back to Bungle's California and his second solo release (title I can't recall). It's a Niceuh.
The Crank soundtrack is the real winner between the two. Elements of everything he has ever done. Cynical vocal commentary ala RV, Sound Collage, spot on sequencing and sampling and all 32 tracks are short sweet much like the Fantomas equation. AND one track (#9) features programming from Richard Devine which is a standout on the album and I'll be damned if track 18 isn't one of the catchiest phrases I've heard in sometime.
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