16/02/2020

Ivor Cutler & Linda Hirst - Tomato Brain

Dead Guitars

Transient Generator

Frances-Marie Uitti - Metallic Double

Heldon - In Wake Of King Fripp

future sound of london "dead cities" - dead cities

Whitehouse - Language Recovery (2006)

Clock DVA - High Holy Disco Mass

Leila Arab - Mettle

Leila Arab - Mettle

Leila - Won't You Be My Baby, Baby





Moving from a supporting keyboard role with Björk and Galliano to put out her own album on Aphex Twin's Rephlex Records, Leila is the rare female electronica songwriter who doesn't sing, choosing instead to use vocals from friends -- and even her own sister -- for her Like Weather long-player. Born in Iran, she spent part of her childhood there but was forced to flee to London with her family.

‘(disappointed cloud) anyway’ is the first song to be taken from ‘U&I’ – Leila’s new album released on 23rd/24th January.

Harsher, shook up and rebooted, the song features the haunting vocals of Berlin based producer Mt. Sims.

This is a slightly shorter edit of the track – the full album version of this song will also be released on limited 12″ vinyl through Warp on 12th December. The single includes two extra unreleased tracks and an instrumental that will not feature on the album ‘U&I’.

Terry Reid - Seed Of Memory [HQ]

Beaver & Krause - Saga of the Blue Beaver (1971)

Steve Ashley Stroll On (1974) - Candlemas Carol

Ron Geesin - Organ In The Clouds

Ron Geesin & Roger Waters Music From the Body (1970)- Sea Shell and Stone

The Len Bright Combo - Young Upwardly Mobile And Stupid





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15/02/2020

Iannis Xenakis - Diamorphoses

Liquid Sky

Jorge Reyes - Venado de Cinco Puntas

Jorge Reyes - Al Filo de Obsidiana

Bill Nelson: Blip album launch and solo concert 2013

Hot Freaks

Black Girls

King Krule ~ Forever Dolphin Love (remastered)

King Krule - Molten Jets - Live On The Moon

Hiatus Kaiyote - Breathing Underwater

Les Yper-Sound

Holy Motors Official Trailer #1 (2012) - Denis Lavant, Eva Mendes Movie HD



A glorious ode to all things cinema, Leos Carax’s deliriously unhinged trip down the rabbit hole is one of the decade’s most wholly inventive films. Following a mysterious agent (brilliantly played by Denis Lavant) as he travels from job to job, using his chameleon-like skills to transform himself into everything from an old beggar woman to a sex-crazed hobo, a caring father to an assassin, Holy Motors seems to channel the work of David Lynch, Baz Luhrmann, and Vincente Minnelli, while paying homage to such horror luminaries as Jean Rollin, Georges Franju, and even Showa-era Godzilla films. Surrounded by the decadent decay of a crumbling Paris, Holy Motors is as much an elegy for the cinema as it is a love letter, seemingly embodying everything cinema is, was, and will be. Matthew Lucas


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