week 23

Another week of of good tunes! We talked about our brethren in the pirate radio game, Pirate Cat Radio who recently got fined $10,000 for transiting. Damn FCC. I brought in a segment by Cameron Sinclair about people who are dying to work. Eloi brought in a segment by James Burke about planned obsolescence. No Sugar Rocks this week, maybe next time. We called out the dude from Wavves and challenged him to a duel. Plus we had a compare and contrast segment with Best Coast and the Ronettes.

Enjoy…

http://www.divshare.com/download/9344798-387

23 _5. Mot a Mot 2:29 BREAKFAST MOUNTAIN HOOOODED
Travelling Song 4:56 Lucky Dragons Open Power
Golden 2:51 High Places High Places Alternative & Punk
Banana Jam Pt. 1 4:12 Julian Lynch Underwater Peoples Summertime Showcase
Jarabe Tapatío (FILL MUSIC) 2:29 Sinfonía De Las Aves Brasileñas (Br) Latinamericarpet: Exploring The World Of Latin American Psychedelia Vol. 1 World
Rockit 5:21 Herbie Hancock The Herbie Hancock Box Disc 4 Jazz
Feather 4:54 Little Dragon Machine Dreams
Stop Talking 7:05 Memory Tapes Seek Magic Electronic
Visions Of Trees – Through The Trees (fill music) 3:36
The Glad Fact 5:12 Dirty Projectors The Glad Fact
M.A.E. 3:30 Artefact Agit ‘pop Electronica
Velvet Cave 3:30 Silver Apples Silver Apples/Contact Alternative & Punk
Magic Fly 4:22 Space Magic Fly Electronic
boom and bust workers… 2:50 Cameron sinclare Duck tails
intervales theme (FILL MUSIC) 2:04 Javelin Jamz n Jemz
Deep Routes 2:40 Toro Y Moi My Touch Chillwave
Doctor (Five Discs Cover) 2:18 Atlas Sound Virtual 7″ No. 8
Little Underground 2:05 Terror Bird Sociopaths are Glam
Keep on Dancing 2:33 The Ronettes Phil Spector – Back to Mono (1958-1969)
Bob (FILL MUSIC) 2:12 Black Dice Chocolate Cherry Psychedelic Noise
Something In The Way 2:11 Best Coast
Mickey Mouse 5:31 Wavves Demo
La Booly Boo 4:16 Eric Copeland Hermaphrodite
Costumes 3:24 Gary War Horribles Parade
Il Pinguino (FILL MUSIC) {from Vamos a Matar, Companeros (Let’s Go & Kill, Comrades) 2:54 Ennio Morricone
01 James Burke – Planned Obsolescen 3:20
Lulu’s Lips 3:35 Grass Widow Grass Widow [EP]
Off Duty Trip 3:15 The Raincoats The Raincoats
WARRIOR 2:57 The Bitters
untitled instrumental (O Mi Amore) 3:22 Television Marquee Moon [Bonus Tracks]
All Music (FILL MUSIC) 4:45 All Clicks & Cuts 2 (Disc 2)
Your Disco Song 3:38 Vitalic Flashmob Electonic
Disco Balls 2:33 Flying Lotus 5: Five Years Of Hyperdub
mossy woodland 1:49 Javelin Jamz n Jemz
Beep 30 1:22 Koushik Beep Tape
Good Luck (FILL MUSIC) 1:15 Washed Out High Times
Don’t Go 3:11 Yaz Upstairs At Eric’s

and if you haven’t seen this yet…

Andrew Cedermark / Family Portrait 7″

Our new friends over at Underwater Peoples sent us some tracks to give to you. I think you will really like them if you have been diggin’ on the rest of the Underwater Peoples catalog. The songs are off of this split 7″ and are exactly what you want to hear in the fall, it goes perfect with a cup of coffee and a cigarette. It makes you look forward to the winter time. Scarf time.

Here’s what they sent me>>///

enjoy.

The Facts:

Title: Andrew Cedermark / Family Portrait 7″ or The AC/FP Split

A1: Andrew Cedermark – Untruth
A2: Anderw Cedermark – Hard Livin’
B1: Family Portrait – Super Cool
B2: Family Portrait- Mega Secrets

Release Date: November 17th, 2009
Price: $7.00 (CD-R included)

Pre-Orders Now Available at www.underwaterpeoples.com
Artwork by Lawrence Burns

Bonus Material: Hard Livin’ Music Video in the Mega Upload…

MEGAUPLOAD: http://www.megaupload.com/?d=LMNKVZBU

The Fiction:

Ever since the dawn of Stereoscopy, 3D imagery has enjoyed a sort of never attainable, eternal allure. Each generation stands on its tippy toes and proclaims themselves a pioneer, yet the age old illusion never expands past parlor trick status. With each attempt however, we come out in droves to inspect what could be, the future. Your grandfather took your grandmother on a date to see Bwana Devil in 3D. The thrill of projectiles mighta got’m laid that night… Mighta been with someone other than your grandmother… Coulda been your great aunt, you don’t know.

The point I’m trying to make is, their are some things in this World that perpetually entertain.

Underwater Peoples Records is proud to peddle one of this World’s constantly enjoyable phenomena.. oOoh you thought I was gonna say weed. you clever! But no, not anymore… I mean Rock n’ Roll!!!

Today, We’re announcing the release of a split record from Andrew Cedermark (Born in beautiful Glen Rock, NJ/Formerly of Titus Andronicus) and Family Portrait (Evan Jay Brody’s sexually inspired ode to Elvis Presley). Despite all the tracks being painstakingly recorded, we might as well have just taped one of our house parties. Nine times out of ten, this split was the bill.

Andrew’s sets always demanded your utmost attention, for his demeanor tended to be quite distant and estranged. As drunkards milled by, they often caught a lyric or a tone and organically shuffled themselves to desirable positions around the room. His songs certainly haunted their listeners, giving an otherwise frivolous party, inherent meaning. Once Andrew bore into our minds, Brody made it his business to melt faces. Family Portrait sets thrashed through melodies and high leg kicked through bass lines. The band would play until they exhausted their catalog, fueled by plastered smiles, drunk yelps, twirling girls and spliffs. Despite being two very different stage acts, both bands emit towers of sound and giant walls of melodic noise, making this record a diverse yet cohesive thrill ride.

Love,

Sawyer

Also,,, here is the video they sent us>>

ay ay ay

I was just going to describe this album as the Bobby Mcferrin of electronic music, but I guess that wouldn’t do the album justice. So here is the review from Resident Advisor:

Always one of dance music’s more unconventional popular producers, almost ten years into his career, Matias Aguayo remains one of its most charming shapeshifters. Beginning with Dirk Leyers as half of Closer Musik—one of the foundational acts who helped forge Kompakt’s gauzy brand of turn-of-the-century minimal—Aguayo returned to the Cologne label to issue one of its most bewildering and consistently engaging full-lengths mid-decade, the skeletal hypnotism of solo debut, Are You Really Lost. In the years since, after two increasingly dank, demented Soul Jazz singles, his production style has evolved to the point where the relatively streamlined music of both his and dance music’s recent past formed a titular joke for last summer’s swanky hedonistic smash Kompakt 12-inch, “Minimal.”

Though his new album, Ay Ay Ay, finds birth on the label that’s been such a big part of his past, its sweaty, studio-jam playfulness owes far more to his new Cómeme imprint. Ay Ay Ay’s street-carnival aesthetic—so organic, so alive—sounds informed by the BumBumBox parties Aguayo and friends have been throwing around Buenos Aires of late: an urban boombox assault of sorts, where Aguayo et al. play short DJ sets culled from friends over the internet in large public spaces. Recorded variously in Buenos Aires, Chile, Paris and finally Berlin, Ay Ay Ay draws from the heat and swagger—the sense of loose loping developments—of both South American and African cumbia and funk templates. As foreseen on “Walter Neff,” Ay Ay Ay stitches Aguayo’s voice into most of its melodic and rhythmic structures; his vocals are melded into every foundation, part beat-boxer, part whistler and moaner, part bizarre shower chanteur.

But for all its frolic, there’s a blurry sleeplessness threaded through the album’s deranged chants, the product of too many dim mad nights that settle into foggy mornings. The album revels in a narcotic, half-nod atmosphere. Aguayo’s always had a shrewd talent for inducing a trance, without resorting to the form’s crudest anthemic gestures. With its tight lipped bum-bum-bum chants and cowbell flecked rhythms, “Me Vuelvo Loca” is three-and-a-half minutes of chirpy Aguayo delirium, while the lean, strutty “Menta Latte” will appeal to fans of “Walter Neff”’s mesmerizing grooves. Atop punchy bass, serene vocal moans and traditional African melodies, “Koro Koro” simmers like a Serengeti morning still far from midday boil.

Still, Ay Ay Ay ain’t really just a barbecue jam. It wouldn’t be nearly as successful without maintaining a subtle narrative ebbing, and its slimmer moments remove some of its lather. Lead single “Rollerskate” bumbles over several intersecting vocal parts—vooms, ta-ca-dattas and some kind of whoomp—all sputtered out in rhythmic tandems. Likewise, the title track forms a long steady gallop from nothing more than slow gummy bass, tribal beats and Aguayo’s vocal circus. “Juanita” spills over its own edges, its clattering rhythms and blurts of what might be an accordion left to shapeless play in a room scattered empty by night. Take advantage of it while it lasts, for a breath or a sip of water. It’s a moment of uneven restraint before the whole place starts to shake anew.

Words /
Derek Miller

http://www.megaupload.com/?d=AZSIZP57

Jacques Tati

Excerpt from Godard on Godard.

“With him, French neo-realism was born. Jour de Fete resembled Rome, Open City in inspiration. Less liked because more reticent, Hulot, too, invited us to savor in secret the bitterness and the pleasures of life. Yes, this moon-man is a poet, as Tristan the Hermit once was. He sees problems where there are none, and finds them. He is capable of filming a beach scene simply to show that the children building a sandcastle drown the sound of the waves with their cries. He will also shoot a scene just because at the moment a window is opening in a house away in the background, and a window opening – well, that’s funny. This is what interests Tati. Everything and nothing. Blades of grass, a kite, children, a little old man, anything, everything which is at once real, bizarre and charming. Jacques Tati has a felling for comedy because he has a feeling for strangness. A conversation with him is impossible. He is, par excellence, an anti-theoretician. His films are good in spite of his ideas. Made by anyone else, Jour de Fete and Hulot would be nothing. Having become with these two films the best French director of comedy since Max Linder, Jacques Tati may with his third, Mon Oncle become quite simply the best.”

Fool’s Paradise wk 22

So for this weeks dose of Fool’s Paradise, we had a diverse show with Sugar Rock’s picks for the week. We touched a few bases that normally wouldn’t be covered, but that’s a good thing, right? Anyways, Eloi replayed the Robin Williams segment, I brought in a Pan AM commercial from the 60’s, we had the usual dose of friendly laughter and shit talking.

Daily Vacation (fill music) 3:34 Ducktails Ducktails
Greetings 6:14 Joni Haastrup Nigeria Disco Funk Special
The Drum 4:25 Bongwater Too Much Sleep
Ay Ay Ay 6:05 Matias Aguayo Ay Ay Ay
Il Pinguino (FILL MUSIC) {from Vamos a Matar, Companeros (Let’s Go & Kill, Comrades) 2:54 Ennio Morricone
Velvet Cave 3:30 Silver Apples Silver Apples/Contact
Tape Deck 4:17 Doomtree 2004 Doomtree Presents: False Hopes
doug flutey 2:12 Javelin Jamz n Jemz
Boulder Holder 2:22 Madvillain Madvillainy 2: The Box
Nature Boy (FILL MUSIC) 4:46 Eden Ahbez Eden’s Island
Radar 1941 2:41 Sun City Girls Torch of the Mystics
Ciao! 3:31 Lush 1995 Lovelife
Grinding Halt 2:49 The Cure Three Imaginary Boys
L’Uccello Magico (FILL MUSIC) 2:12 Nino Rota Il Casanova Di Federico
Precious Blood 3:46 The Gits 1993 Enter: The Conquering Chicken
My Sorrow 3:04 Chico Magnetic Band Chico Magnetic Band
Fragrance 4:13 Holger Czukay On The Way To The Peak Of Normal Rock
Amore Per Tuti (FILL MUSIC) 2:01 Nino Rota Juliet Of The Spirits
Jeffer 4:16 Boys Noize
Digidesign 4:10 Joker 5: Five Years Of Hyperdub
C.L.E.A.R.S. 1:27 The Clears 1997 The Clears Alternative
chahe mujhe koi junglee kahe (from ‘junglee’ 1962) (FILL MUSIC) 3:21 van shipley Bollywood Steel Guitar
I’m Just a Fine Young Man and I’m Doing So Well 1:14 Charles Albright I’m on Drugs
Waiting Room 2:53 Fugazi 1989 13 Songs Alternative
A1 – Cardboard Lamb 2:35 Crash Course In Science Signals From Pier Thirteen
24 RobinWilliamsAlcohol 2:40
10 _02 deshominisation (i)
Red High Heels 3:13 The Chalets 2005 Check In Rock
Police & Thieves 2:58 Get Back Guinozzo Carpet Madness
Bits & Pieces 4:01 Junior Boys Begone Dull Care
pan am 0:56
Transistor (fill music) 2:14 Kraftwerk Radio-Activity Electronic
11th Dimension 4:06 Julian Casablancas Phrazes For The Young
Magic 3:27 Ladyhawke 2008 Ladyhawke Alternative
Inner Voices 3:32 Space The Best Of
19 Quantic -Excerpt from Guacharach 7:21
Lock Groove (Out) (FILL MUSIC) 4:04 Liquid Liquid Henrik Schwarz, Ame, Dixon – The Grandfather Paradox
Wait Till I Get There 2:44 Tippie and the Wisemen South Side Soul Vol. 2
Tortoise Pace 2:06 Memory Cassette The Hiss We Missed
In A Beautiful Place Out In The Country 6:08 Boards of Canada In A Beautiful Place Out In The Country
Everything is Gonna Change 3:59 Jean Paul ‘El Troglodita’ VA – Obsession
Volcana! (I Hope Your Train Crashes Remix) (The 6ths) 3:29 Xiu Xiu
Disaster 2:30 Nerve City Catholic School
Hey Charlie Hey Chuck 4:20 Bearsuit Team Ping Pong Rock
Pool Swimmers 3:16 Real Estate Real Estate Pop
Reaction Dub (fill music) 3:25 Revolutionaries Reaction In Dub
Fireworks 6:51 Animal Collective Strawberry Jam

http://www.divshare.com/download/9242235-c51

Prefuse Reads The Books

When this came out, I just found out about both of these Artist, their powers combined made multi-demensional travel possible. The name of the EP pretty much speaks for it’s self. A sonically beautiful meshing of atmospheric voices, blips, cello, and the signature Prefuse sample chops. Pagina Dos is the stand out track, it’s the best of what the Books do combined with Prefuse’s sample manipulation steez and drums. Classic. This really should be in your collection.

http://www.divshare.com/download/9211572-0fc

Joker//Kapsize ep

I’ve slept on most dubstep but trying to get up. Recently got 5: Five Years Of Hyperdub and there was a stand out track by Joker called Digidesign. It had everything you want out of a dub track deep wobbly bass tones, futuristic arpeggios, and boom boom kat drums. MMM. So I got this EP and I am sharing it with you….

It’s what you want out of dubstep.

http://www.divshare.com/download/9194189-e7d

Silver Apples// Contact

A late 60’s New York pshycedellic duo. Who create unbelievable sounds from an arsenal of oscillators..The drumming is spectacular. Velvet Cave is the stand out track for me.

http://www.divshare.com/download/9171322-118

wikipedia says:
They were one of the first groups to employ electronic music techniques extensively within a rock idiom, and their minimalistic style, with its pulsing, driving beat and frequently discordant modality, anticipated not only the experimental electronic music and krautrock of the 1970s, but underground dance music and indie rock of the 1990s as well.

Simeon Coxe III still does shows…!

Onra- Les Chinoiseries

I always had a soft spot for hip hop instrumentals, with that said, this album from Onra combines Madlib esque beats with samples from Asian pop music. The dudes from France, so eat a baguette with cheese, bump this. Then take some lessons, he’s done the beat tape genre right, with no song over 3 mins. It stays repetitive and yet never boring. Just head knocking.

http://www.mediafire.com/?kuwumnmnc4n

check out http://shockmountain.wordpress.com/
for “a diverse selection of new music that is both well-known and relatively underground.”

week 21

I know, I know… We’ve been lagging on updating the blog. But at least we are still putting up this weeks show! Emily AKA Jimmy Buffet the II said she will help out with the blog now, so hopefully that will muster up some inspiration for us to get the blog up and running proper. So if you didn’t tune in to the show we welcomed a new co-host to the party to add to the dynamic of the show. We played some Halloween classics a segment from BOBCAT and our usual combination of world tunes and euphoric pop.

It’s broken up in two parts this week because the computer restarted randomly…sorry.

part 1
http://www.divshare.com/download/9118866-749
part 2
http://www.divshare.com/download/9130027-964

Here’s the playlist.!

Crucifix in the Waves 6:51 Wet Hair Glass Founatin
Daily Vacation (fill music) 3:34 Ducktails Ducktails
Apocalypse Now 1:16 Onra Chinoiseries
Black Hole 1:22 Grass Widow Grass Widow [EP] Rock
Necronomania 2:10 Vampires’ Sound Incorporation Vampyros Lesbos Sexadelic Dance Party
in here the world begins 3:28 Broadcast Mother is the MIlky Way
Nature Boy (FILL MUSIC) 4:46 Eden Ahbez Eden’s Island
Vicar In A Tutu 2:22 The Smiths The Queen Is Dead
Globo Do Morto 3:09 Novos Bahianos VA – Obsession
Looking For You 5:40 Nino Ferrer Dirty French Psychedelics Alternative & Punk
Walking On Thin Ice 2:55 Yoko Ono Rvng Prsnts MX3: Tim Sweeney Mix
Il Pinguino (FILL MUSIC) {from Vamos a Matar, Companeros (Let’s Go & Kill, Comrades) 2:54 Ennio Morricone
Jive Baby On A Saturday Night 4:18 The Jellies Mmm Betty! Electronic
Beep 10 1:11 Koushik Beep Tape
Transfuse Much? 1:52 KINN Endless Bummer One After The Other
Walter Neff 5:49 Matias Aguayo Kompakt Total 10 Techno
Greetings 6:14 Joni Haastrup Nigeria Disco Funk Special Funk
Introduction – Welcome To Thailand 0:46 Sublime Frequencies Thai Pop Spectacular 1960s-1980s
Lock Groove (Out) (FILL MUSIC) 4:04 Liquid Liquid Henrik Schwarz, Ame, Dixon – The Grandfather Paradox
chahe mujhe koi junglee kahe (from ‘junglee’ 1962) (FILL MUSIC) 3:21 van shipley Bollywood Steel Guitar
Gang Geng Nai Krai Lab (Look Whose Underwear is Showing) 4:17 Kabuan Garn Yor Yod Yung Yong
A Patricia 3:14 Los Destellos The Roots of Chicha
Will of the People 5:50 T-Fire Nigeria Disco Funk Special
L’Uccello Magico (FILL MUSIC) 2:12 Nino Rota Il Casanova Di Federico Fellini Soundtrack
What Have My Chickens Done Now? 4:24 The Residents Animal Lover
Amore Per Tuti (FILL MUSIC) 2:01 Nino Rota Juliet Of The Spirits Soundtrack
Tenebre (Main Title) 4:35 Goblin Their Hits, Rare Tracks & Outtakes Collection
Thriller 6:00 Michael Jackson Thriller [25th Aniversary Edition]
John Carpenter – Theme from Assualt on Precinct 13 1:37 Optimo
Haunted House Of Rock 6:33 Whodini Funky Beat- The Best Of Whodin
There’s A Fog Bank Out There 0:50 John Carpenter The Fog OST
Amore Per Tuti (FILL MUSIC) 2:01 Nino Rota Juliet Of The Spirits
Main Title 4:14 Budy Maglione – Fabio Frizzi Cannibal Ferox – Zombie
Can’t Talk 2:12 Ty Segall Lemons
Schoolgirl 2:03 R. Stevie Moore Hobbies Galore
Somebody’s Watching Me 3:59 Rockwell Somebody’s Watching Me
Prince and Shelia / Oh Sheila
jan pahechan ho (from ‘gunaam’ 1966) (FILL MUSIC) 2:52 van shipley Bollywood Steel Guitar
41 Bobcat and Eno
Foreign Affairs 3:31 Eno Moebius Roedelius After The Heat
Bobby Boris Pickett – Monster Mash 3:15 Bobby Pickett & The Crypt-Kick

enjoy!!