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	<title>Comments on: Noise Pollution</title>
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		<title>By: ruckus ruckus ruckus: But how coach choke quill</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 08 Oct 2009 13:13:25 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>&lt;!--%kramer-ref-pre%--&gt;[...] &#8226; Moussa Doumbia - &#039;Membo Nden&#039;, Sounds D&#039;Afrique vol2, (BMI) &#8226; Lloop - &#039;ETC&#039;, 60Hertz (theagriculture records)////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////Episode #19 - the penultimate event. What&#039;s to be said? We started gentle and got up and about by the end. That 10-20 release on Highpoint Lowlife has got me gripped. The press release says he&#039;s a Devon resident, and I guess most of my crew associate that part of the world with Braindance and Rephlex. But this LP has electronics and organics, crackle and decay, slow autumnal places with leafmold, resonators and background hum. I&#039;m hooked: it&#039;s a familiar sound even though I&#039;ve not heard it before - traces that are personal but forgotten, like watching your dreams on someone else&#039;s television, reading your own words in print that you hadn&#039;t thought you&#039;d gotten round to writing yet.Another big exclusive from Hanuman, in the midst of a series of mixes including a free download from the above mentioned theheatwave.co.uk post, definitely worth a read/listen. Also in this show, a track by John Cohen on a great new free label called thisisopenmusic. Cohen&#039;s Brighton-based, that city of spiralling ideas (iTal Tek, also featured here, comes from the South Downs as well), and new to me, but has put together something epic and unrestrained. The LP is a mature and confident genre-crossing creation, and combines the best of Ben Frost&#039;s deliberate pace and tension with LFO/Mark Bell&#039;s intransigent ability to structure insistent beats. [The track on this show features a snippet of a Björk vocal, quite appropriately]. It&#039;s free, and I simply insist you download it now. [...]&lt;!--%kramer-ref-post%--&gt;</description>
		<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><!--%kramer-ref-pre%-->[...] &#8226; Moussa Doumbia &#8211; &#8216;Membo Nden&#8217;, Sounds D&#8217;Afrique vol2, (BMI) &#8226; Lloop &#8211; &#8216;ETC&#8217;, 60Hertz (theagriculture records)////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////Episode #19 &#8211; the penultimate event. What&#8217;s to be said? We started gentle and got up and about by the end. That 10-20 release on Highpoint Lowlife has got me gripped. The press release says he&#8217;s a Devon resident, and I guess most of my crew associate that part of the world with Braindance and Rephlex. But this LP has electronics and organics, crackle and decay, slow autumnal places with leafmold, resonators and background hum. I&#8217;m hooked: it&#8217;s a familiar sound even though I&#8217;ve not heard it before &#8211; traces that are personal but forgotten, like watching your dreams on someone else&#8217;s television, reading your own words in print that you hadn&#8217;t thought you&#8217;d gotten round to writing yet.Another big exclusive from Hanuman, in the midst of a series of mixes including a free download from the above mentioned theheatwave.co.uk post, definitely worth a read/listen. Also in this show, a track by John Cohen on a great new free label called thisisopenmusic. Cohen&#8217;s Brighton-based, that city of spiralling ideas (iTal Tek, also featured here, comes from the South Downs as well), and new to me, but has put together something epic and unrestrained. The LP is a mature and confident genre-crossing creation, and combines the best of Ben Frost&#8217;s deliberate pace and tension with LFO/Mark Bell&#8217;s intransigent ability to structure insistent beats. [The track on this show features a snippet of a Björk vocal, quite appropriately]. It&#8217;s free, and I simply insist you download it now. [...]<!--%kramer-ref-post%--></p>
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		<title>By: New free John Cohen release &#38; more over at Open Music &#124; Net Lab</title>
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		<dc:creator>New free John Cohen release &#38; more over at Open Music &#124; Net Lab</dc:creator>
		<pubDate>Sat, 25 Apr 2009 10:04:48 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description>[...] Music have a set of new releases including &#8220;Noise Pollution&#8221; by John Cohen (who released his &#8220;John Cohen&#8221; EP with us), as well as new material from Goblin [...]</description>
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