Mixtape 282 • One Eyed Man
The Mommyheads brighten the place with their craft and erudition.
The Mommyheads brighten the place with their craft and erudition.
For whatever reason, listening to The Go! Team makes me think of the kindergarten rave scene, something which doesn’t actually exist but that would heavily feature this music if it did. Elsewhere tonight, we trial a new more organized format for conveying the Lacking Information, such as this website and the Mixtapes produced by the org, into the radio play-by-play.
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Some of us are lucky. Some of us get to sit in a comfortable broadcasting studio and play Orville Peck, while others are hacking their way through a couple of gloomstalkers with nothing but the barely-magical weaponry a fifth-level figher can afford.
Arab Strap return with their particularly caustic sense of delicacy.
It was a night for mazzy music, starting with a startlingly woozy track from Maya Hawke and following up with entries from many other exemplary female vocalists with a unique sense of melody and delivery. Also, it’s now light when I leave for the radio station, and midnight when I return, which adds a sense of interdimensional time travel to the broadcasting ritual, I’m going to enjoy that for a few more shows before it’s back to operating under the cover of darkness.
A special collection of songs about humans and their interactions with water.
It’s time to take perspective on our hyper-technologized society, through the audio lens of song.
When I hear the sounds of Islands, I am reminded of sparkling diamonds and shattered glass.
This Buck Meek character is difficult to pin down, simultaneously rural and urbane.