The Lacking Permanence

In fitting tribute to tonight’s finale, in which I exited the station onto a pallid moonlit snowscape, I am highlighting Soulwax for their fitting track, “Polaris.” Elsewhere tonight, a special San Francisco set that came out pretty transcendent.

When Jonny Greenwood needs absolute confidence in something, he turns to technology and repetition.

All that Peel Dream Magazine asks is that you have a little bit of faith.

Snooper is coming, get yourself together or get out of the way.

Tonight, the universe set off a billion trillion nuclear bombs in order to paint the sky with northern lights. It’s an appropriate light show for Peel Dream Magazine, whose shimmering tones seem to float out of the speakers like undulating curtains of sound.

We are overdue for another collection of covers familiar and obscure, and we deliver with Version Control 6!

Things get off to a rough start, but quickly smooth out. I have a special spot in my hear for the sui generis musicians that create and produce their music entirely within their bedroom, Jay Som being a perfect example.

Deep within his cavernous lair, Dope Lemon grooves to a beat of his own making.

It’s in your face and back to the grind with the Bobby Lees.

If you are looking for a loud and unsupervised good time with electropunk overtones, Guerrilla Toss fits the bill.