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Kainkäärmeenpoika LP
The unreleased album by Kainkäärmeenpoika (from 1984) has been released on vinyl.
Limited edition of 350 copies, the album comes with a 16 page booklet including an essay/interview on Kainkäärmeenpoika by Janne Siironen (in Finnish & English), promotional photos, graphics by Kainkäärmeenpoika, lyrics to all the songs on the album and extensive album credits.
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Kainkäärmeenpoika - Kainkäärmeenpoika
A1 Eros – Jumalan kaltainen (poikaystäväni Jamaikan) 4:17 A2 Kuolkaa vanhan kuppilassa 3:41 A3 Varasartisti 3:11 A4 Sotilassängyssä 2:36 A5 Kävelyn matelijakuningas 4:18
B1 6-vuotias itsemurhakandidaatti 2:44 B2 Naisnäkökulma 3:40 B3 Poika ei voi sille mitään 3:10 B4 Mustaa valkoisella 3:43 B5 Kainkäärmeenpoika 4:43
lyrics by Kainkäärmeenpoika & Jaana Rinne performed by Kainkäärmeenpoika + M&R Project composed by Kainkäärmeenpoika, Richard Hamilton & Mike Huldén
with instrumental contributions by Richard Hamilton, Keimo Hirvonen, Jukka Orma, Pekka Pohjola, Jimi Sumén, Seppo "Sidi" Vainio
Original album produced by Tuhotuotanto Reissue produced by Svart Records & Samu Elmeri Montonen
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2018 Remarkable Music
Late as every year, and list grows as i’m now logging music when playing from pc.... 2018 remarkable music, thrown down on paper as i remembered, no specific order...
i haven’t listed any release on which i’ve worked/collaborated otherwise Jura from Marco Malasomma would have made it.
Elysia Crampton - Elysia Crampton
Dedekind Cut - Tahoe
Y-Bayani and Baby Naa & their Band of Enlightenment Reason and Love - Rehwe Mie enyim
Zeal and Ardor - Stranger Fruit
Hadi Zeidan - Taksim Analog
Waaju - Waaju
Basa Basa - Homowo
VA - We Out Here
Khalab - Black Noise 2084
Nils Frahm - All Melody
Vakula - A Vojage To Arcturus
Silvia Kastel - Air Lows
Johnny Jewel - Themes For Television / Digital Rain
Dengue Dengue - Son de Los Diablos
Hilary Woods - Colt
The Pineapple Thief - Dissolution
Shuttle358 - Field
ADT - Insecurities
Domiziano Maselli - Ashes
Luciano - Sequentia, Vol2
Peter Zummo - Frame Loop
Bombounou - Parametr Perkusja
k. Leimer - Threnody
Burnt Friedman - The Pestle
Hany Mehanna - The Miracles Of The seven Dances
Waelder - Omr
Brainwaltzera - Bunker EP
Liberez - Way Through Vulnerability
The Maghreban - 01DEAS
Aphex Twin - Collapse EP
Rafiq Bhatia - Breaking English
Tangents - New Bodies
Nu guinea - Nuova Napoli
Henny Hval - The Long Sleep
Szun Waves - New Hymn To Freedom
Dhafer Youssef - Sound of Mirrors
Dead Can Dance - Dionysus
Julia Holter - Aviary
Dungen - Myths 003
Christina Vantzou - No. 4
Odeko - Rose Tinted Vision Implant
Sarah Davachi - Gave in Rest
Various - Gumba Fire
Giraffes? Giraffes! - Memory Lame
Tross - The Overview effect
Eartheater - Irisiri
Chancha Via Circuito - Bienventuranza
Mika Vainio - Lydspor One & Two
Alien Weaponry - Tu
Subelo Cuba! - Havana Cultura
Siti & the Band - fusing the roots
Nine Inch Nails - Bad Witch
Pablo’s eye - Spring Break
Waak Waak Djungi - Waak Waak ga Min Min
Abdul Mogard - Above All Dreams
Pina - Larm
Space Afrika - Somewhere Decent To live
Kareem Lotfy - QTT10
Ben LaMar Gay - Downtown Castles Never Block The Sun
Aine O’dwyer - Gallarais
Zazou Bikaye - Noir Et Blanc
Thou - Rhea Sylvia
Forma - Semblance
Barrio Sur - बड़ा शोक (heart break)
Moontribe - Moontribe
Mike Cooper - Tropical Gothic
Carl Gari - Shipster
Dj Lilocox - Pax & Amor
Yndi Halda - Enjoy Eternal Bliss
Richard Devine - Sort\Lave
Objekt - Cocoon Crush
Vessel - Queen of Golden Dogs
Hailu Mergia - Lala Belu
Between The Buried And Me - Automata I & II
The Great Sabatini - Goodbye Audio
Anaal Nathrakh - A New Kind of Horror
dBridge - A Love I Can’t Explain
Deena Abdelwahed - Khonnar
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2018
33EMYBW - Golem (SVBKVLT)
Abdullah Miniawy - Downer Honor (Not On Label)
Aisha Devi - DNA Feelings (Houndstooth)
Ana Da Silva & Phew - Island (Newhere Music)
Astrid Sonne - Human Lines (Escho)
Bamba Pana - Poaa (Nyege Tapes)
Ben Vince - Assimilation (Where To Now?)
Bergsonist - Soldaris (Where To Now?)
Bladee - Red Light (YEAR0001)
Bloom Offering - Episodes (Helen Scarsdale)
Bod [包家巷] - Limpid Fear [清澈恐惧] (Knives)
Bonaventure - Mentor (Planet Mu)
Brahim Yilmaz - The Tapestry Of Their Marriage Was Woven With Violence (Janushoved)
CV & JAB - Zin Taylor - Thoughts Of A Dot As It Travels A Surface (Shelter Press)
Carla dal Forno - Top Of The Pops (Not On Label)
Carola Baer - The Story of Valerie (Concentric Circles)
Caterina Barbieri - Born Again In The Voltage (Important Records)
Christoph De Babalon - If You're Into It, I'm Out Of It
Cienfuegos - Autogolpe (L.I.E.S.)
Clara! y Maoupa - Meno (Les Disques De La Bretagne)
Debit - Love Discipline (QTT11)
Demdike Stare - Passion (Modern Love)
Doris Norton - Artificial Intelligence (Mannequin)
Drew Mcdowall & Hiro Kone - The Gost of Georges Bataille (BANK Records)
Dust-e-1 - The Dust in the Dance (Collect-Call)
Eartheater - IRISIRI (PAN)
Ekin Fil - Maps (Helen Scarsdale)
Eli Keszler - Stadium (Shelter Press)
Ewa Justka - Efhksjerfbeskj (Conditional)
Félicia Atkinson & Jefre Cantu-Ledesma - Limpid As Solitudes (Shelter Press)
Félicia Atkinson - Coyotes (Geographic North)
Helm - World In Action (Remixed) (Alter)
Hercegovina - Esprit De Corps (Janushoved)
Hiro Kone - Pure Expenditure (Dais Records)
Ice_Eyes - Culture Of Pain (Seagrave)
Ingus Baušķenieks - Spoki (STROOM)
Ipek Gorgun - Ecce Homo (Touch)
Iueke - Champion (Editions Gravats)
John Bence - Kill (Grooming)
Jung An Tagen - Agent Im Objekt (Editions Mego)
Kali Malone - Cast Of Mind (Hallow Ground)
Kareem Lotfy - QTT10 (Quiet Time)
Kate Carr - The Thing Itself And Not The Myth (Glistening Examples)
Kedr Livanskiy - There Was A Time (2MR)
Kelman Duran - 13th Month (Apocalipsis)
Klara Lewis and Simon Fisher Turner - Care (Editions Mego)
Koenraad Ecker - A Biology Of Shadows (In Aulis)
Krikor - Saudi (L.I.E.S.)
LOW - Double Negative (Sub Pop Records)
Lana Del Rabies - Shadow World (Deathbomb Arc)
Laurel Halo - Raw Silk Uncut Wood (Latency)
Leftina Osha - Too Much For Nothing (AVA)
Leslie Winer & Jay Glass Dubs - YMFEES (Bokeh Versions)
Lolina (Inga Copeland) - The Smoke (Not On Label)
Lotic - Power (Tri Angle Records)
Maoupa Mazzocchetti - Gag Flag (Editions Gravats)
Maria W. Horn - Kontrapoetik (Portals Editions)
Martina Lussi - Installations 2016/2017 (Prehistoric Silence)
Mika Vainio - Lydspor One & Two (Moog Recordings Library)
Minimal Violence - MVX / U41A (Technicolour)
Miss Red - K.O. (Pressure)
Molchat Doma - Etazhi (Detriti Records)
Mumdance - Shared Meanings (Shared Meanings)
Muslimgauze - Eleven Minarets (Kvitnu)
OCB - The Anticlimax (Casa Voyager)
Object Blue - Rex (Let’s Go Swimming)
Oklou - Zone W/O People OST (Not On Label)
Pan Daijing & Werner Dafeldecker - A Page To A Corner (iDEAL Recordings)
Poison Arrow - If You Don't Love Me (Pleasure District)
Pontiac Streator & Ulla Straus - Chat (West Miniral)
Potter Natalizia Zen - Shut Your Eyes On The Way Out (Ecstatic)
Presente - Ultra Heaven (Yerevan Tapes)
Raime - Am I Using Content Or Is Content Using Me? (Different Circles)
Ramzi - Phobiza Vol. 3: Amor Fati (FATi Records)
Rezzett - Rezzett (TTT)
Richard Devine - Sort\Lave (Timesig)
Sabiwa - 輪迴 (Chinabot)
Sarah Davachi - Let Night Come On Bells End The Day (Recital)
Senyawa - Sujud (Sublime Frequencies)
Shit & Shine - Bad Vibes (Rocket Recordings)
Shoeg - Container (Orange Milk Records)
Shuttle358 - Field (12K)
Silvia Kastel - Air Lows (Blackest Ever Black)
Simo Cell - 5 Party Mix (BFDM)
Sophia Loizou - Irregular Territories (Cosmo Rhythmatic)
Stine Janvin - Fake Synthetic Music (PAN)
Sugai Ken - Tele-N-Tech-Da (Discrepant)
Susumu Yokota - Acid Mt.Fuji (Midgar)
Teresa Winter - For Murder (The Death of Rave)
The Pilotwings - Pour Faire Pleurer Les Chômeurs (BFDM)
Tim Hecker - Konoyo (Kranky)
Tsvi - Inner Worlds (Nervous Horizon)
Vessel - Queen of Golden Dogs (Tri Angle Records)
Yeah You – KHOT< (Opal Tapes)
Zuli - Trigger Finger (Haunter)
c_c - Brumas, Nieblas, Neblinas (zamzamrec)
rkss - DJ Tools (UIQ)
µ-Ziq - D Funk EP (Analogical Force)
Бassae - Untitled (Few Crackles)
тпсб - Sekundenschlaf (Blackest Ever Black)
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2020-21 Växjö Sjöers Hockeyklubb Roster
Wingers
#9 Marcus Davidsson (Tyresö, Sweden)
#10 Richard Gynge (Tyresö, Sweden)
#17 Emil Forslund (Tidaholm, Sweden)
#18 Marcus Sylvegård (Gessie, Sweden)
#27 Martin Lundberg (Skellefteå, Sweden)
#29 Pontus Holmberg (Västerås, Sweden)
#41 Ludvig Nilsson (Stockholm, Sweden)
#60 Erik Josefsson (Gislaved, Sweden) A
Centers
#13 Jack Drury (Winnetka, Illinois)
#14 Emil Pettersson (Sundsvall, Sweden)
#22 Jakob Forsbacka-Karlsson (Stockholm, Sweden)
#81 Fredrik Karlström (Stockholm, Sweden)
#87 Robert Rosén (Alvesta, Sweden)
Defensemen
#4 Tim Erixon (Skellefteå, Sweden)
#5 Juuso Vainio (Hämeenlinna, Finland)
#7 Hardy Häman-Aktell (Kåge, Sweden)
#11 Ilari Melart (Helsinki, Finland)
#42 Teemu Eronen (Vantaa, Finland)
#44 Karl Andersson (Kvidinge, Sweden)
#48 Daniel Rahimi (Umeå, Sweden) A
#94 Joel Persson (Osby, Sweden)
Goalies
#30 Erik Fasth (Kalix, Sweden)
#31 Erik Kallgren (Stockholm, Sweden)
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Monthly Listening: January 2018
The first month of the year is always a little awkward. I never know where to really start, so I end up doing a lot of random digs. The usual suspects are here, mostly K-pop, missed 2017 titles and IDM. But I’m mostly stoked to discover the work of Kensuke Ushio, whose new soundtrack for the latest Devilman Crybaby show drew me in. Still got to dig into his music for Ping Pong: The Animation and earlier works, but the A Shape of Voice soundtrack is just stunning, and I recommend for anyone want a dose of some tranquil synth ambient.
I wrote a Listening column for a few selections from this month’s listening. I reviewed Dadaray’s debut album, Dadastation. And if you want words on K-pop, I wrote about some of my favorite mini albums from January.
I started a new Spotify playlist series for these monthly listens. You can listen to all my favorite finds and adds outside of my Song of the Day series from January here. And here’s what I checked out this month:
2018 albums
Bedbug -- I’ll Count to Heaven in Years Without Seasons
Chung Ha -- Offset
CupcakKe -- Ephorize
Daniel Avery -- Slow Fade EP
Fall Out Boy -- M A N I A
fromis_9 -- To Heart
iKON -- Return
Infinite -- Top Seed
Kensuke Ushio -- Devilman Crybaby
LSDXOXO -- Body Mods
Maxo Kream -- Punken
Mika Vainio, Ryoji Ikeda, Alva Noto -- Live 2002
Momoland -- Great!
MXM -- Match Up
Negative Gemini -- Bad Baby EP
Oh My Girl -- Secret Garden
Payroll Giovanni & Cardo -- Big Bossin’, Vol. 2
Pearson Sound -- Truancy Vol. 200
Peggy Gou -- RA.607
Phew -- Voice Hardcore
Scallops Hotel -- sovereign nose of (y)our arrogance
Shopping -- The Official Body
Stray Kids -- Mixtape
Suzy -- Faces of Love
Tribulation -- Down Below
VAV -- Spotlight
Yu Su -- Truancy Vol. 201
2017 albums
Alice Glass -- Alice Glass EP
Billie Idle -- Last Album
Ciel -- FADER Mix
Cyclo -- Id
D.K. / S.K. - D.K. / S.K.
DJ Mustard & RJ -- The Ghetto
DJ Richard -- Path of Ruin
Epik High -- We’ve Done Something Wonderful
Erika Nishi -- Soiree
Joan Shelley -- Joan Shelley
Miguel -- War & Leisure
Monari Wakita -- I am ONLY
Nabihah Iqbal -- Weighing of the Heart
Negoto -- Soak
Omar S - Dekmantel Festival 2017
PAELLAS -- D.R.E.A.M.
PASSPO -- Cinema Trip
Rainforest Spiritual Enslavement -- Ambient Black Magic
Sevyn Streeter -- Girl Disrupted
Shy Glizzy -- Quiet Storm
Toiret Status -- Nyoi Plunger
Tropical Interface -- Orchid
Tsuzing -- 一瞬千撃
Various Artists/Atlus -- Persona 5
Virtual Self -- Virtual Self EP
You’ll Melt More! -- Youtopia
Zomby -- Mercury’s Rainbow
外神田deepspace -- Shinjuku Lights
Non-2018 albums
ABC -- The Lexicon of Love
Bell Witch -- Four Phantoms
Brandy -- Brandy
The Cranberries -- Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Won’t We?
The Fall -- This Nation’s Saving Grace
The Gaslight Anthem -- The ‘59 Sound
The Go-Go’s -- Talk Show
Gojira -- L’enfant Sauvage
Groove Theory -- Groove Theory
Jonny L -- Sawtooth
Kelis -- Kelis Was Here
Kensuke Ushio -- A Silent Voice OST
Kool G Rap -- 4, 5, 6
Living Colour -- Vivid
Mariya Takeuchi -- Variety
Megumi Wata -- Blindman
Michael Jackson -- Dangerous
Morning Musume ‘14 -- 14 Shou ~The Message~
Oh My Girl -- Pink Ocean
P.M. Dawn -- The Bliss Album...?
Prince -- Batman
Ralo -- Diary of the Streets
Shiritsu Ebisu Chugaku -- Anarchy
Stellar -- Sting
Sumire Uesaka -- 20 Seiki no Gyakushu
Suzanne Ciani -- Buchla Concerts 1975
Teena Marie -- Wild and Peaceful
Tommy Wright III -- Feel Me Before They Kill Me
u-ziq -- Bilious Paths
Voices from the Lake -- Live at MAXXI
W -- 2nd W
Whitney Houston -- Whitney Houston
X Japan -- Jealousy
Zazou / Bikaye / CY1 -- Noir et Blanc
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SpyInTheHouse 674 Fm Podcast 011 11272017
This 3hrs (also) video-streamed 674.fm / SpyInTheHouse all.vinyl November-jam (by Claus Bachor / Psycho Thrill Cologne) with featured tracks by Anthony Shakir, Dwele, The Advent, Chaos/ Mark Floyd, The Droyds, Morphology (2), Circadian Rhythms, Underground Resistance , Jean-Loius Huhta, Blake Baxter, Steve Rachmad (2), Fabrizio Lapiani, Sigha (remixed by Wata Igrashi & Function) (2), Akmé, Slam (remixed by Claude Young Jr.), Biochip C, Jeroen Search (4), Laurent Garnier, Cliff Hanger (2), Waajeed (2), Oniris, Delano Smith, Trevino, Broccoli Bros. vs. Righteous Men, Woo York, Roland Casper, Mark N-R-G (remixed by Roland Casper), Opuswerk, Integer, The Dusk, Philus, Echoplex, Murat, Tafkamp, Terrence Dixon, Klankman, Mode Selector, SCB/ Scuba (2), Egyptian Lover, DJ Roach, Rennie Foster, Timeline, John E.Collins, A Number Of Names, Sexual Harrassment, John D. (2), Roy Ayers, Lil'Justin, Drivetrain/ Derrick Thompson, Da Rebels, Funkadelic (remixed by Moodyman) in this mix. TRACK LISTING: 01 ANTHONY 'SHAKE' SHAKIR: Detroit: State Of Mind [ B2-track from “... Waiting For Russell” Frictional Recordings FRCT-008 US Promo-12" | 1998 ] 02 DWELE [ANDWELE GARDNER]: Early Morning [ A-side from “Detroit City” Rara RARA-003 UK 12" | 2004 ] 03 THE ADVENT [CISCO FERREIRA & COLIN McBEAN]: Insight 01 (Level Z) [ B2-track from “Standers” Internal CCCB-10 UK Promo-12" | 1996 ] 04 CHAOS [MARK FLOYD]: Afrogermanic [ A-side from “Crime Report” Underground Resistance UR-021 / Submerge US 12" | 1998 ] 05 THE DROYDS [ANDY CHATTERLEY & RICHARD NORRIS]: All I Ever Wanted [ A1-track from “EP 1” New Religion REG117 UK 12" | 2005 ] 06 MORPHOLOGY [MATTI TORUNEN & MICHAEL DIEKMANN]: Conductive Force [ A1-track from “In Between” Innerspace Records 001 CRO 12" | 2017 ] 07 CIRCADIAN RHYTHMS [CHRISTOPHE DE GROOT]: Insight [ A-side from “Silicon EP” Triad Recordings TRIAD 001/ Elypsia BEL Promo-12" | 1997 ] 08 MORPHOLOGY : Inversium Layer [ A2-track from “In Between” Innerspace Records 001 CRO 12" | 2017 ] 09 JEAN-LOUIS HUHTA: Viva La Differenze! [ A1-track from “Zoat Zingo” Hybrid Productions HP-1017 SWE Promo-10" | 2000 ] 10 UNDERGROUND RESISTANCE: Electronic Warfare _ Vocal Mix [ B1-track from “Electronic Warfare - Designs For Sonic Revolutions” Underground Resistance UR-033 US 12" | 1995 ] 11 DJ NAUGHTY: Boing Bum Tschak [ A-side from “Boing Bum Tschag / Innerwood” International Deejay Gigolo Records Gigolo-001 GER Promo-10" | 1996 ] 12 STEVE RACHMAD: Ubatuba Blues [ B-side from “Neo Classica” Sino SINO-102LP HongKong 3x12" | 2006 ] 13 BLAKE BAXTER: Energizer [ A1-track from “Energizer” Tresor 038 GER Promo-12" | 1996 ] 14 STEVE RACHMAD: My Tikkie Tik [ A1-track from “Neo Classica” Sino SINO-102LP HongKong 3x12" | 2006 ] 15 FABRIZIO LAPIANA: Weaving [ A1-track from “://about blank 002” ://about blank 002 GER 12" | 2017 ] 16 SIGHA [JAMES SHAW]: Black Massing _ Wata Igarashi 'Dusk Falls' Remix [ A1-track from “Metabolism Remixes” TOKEN-077 BEL 12" | 2017 ] 17 AKMÉ: Inner Islands [ A2-track from “://about blank 002” ://about blank 002 GER 12" | 2017 ] 18 SIGHA: Down _ Function Remix [ B1-track from “Metabolism Remixes” TOKEN-077 BEL 12" | 2017 ] 19 JEROEN SEARCH [JEROEN SCHRIJVERSHOF]: Without Abrupt Change [ A2-track from “Continuum EP” Odd Even ODD/EVEN 012 GER 12" | 2017 ] 20 SLAM [ORDE MEIKLE & STUART McMILLAN]: Dark Forces _ Claude Young Jr. Remix [ A2-track from “Dark Forces Remixes” Soma Quality Recordings SOMA-45 UK Promo-12" | 1996 ] 21 JEROEN SEARCH: Quantitative Transitions [ A3-track from “Continuum EP” Odd Even ODD/EVEN 012 GER 12" | 2017 ] 22 BIOCHIP C [MARTIN DAMM]: Quartz [ A2-track from “Cranefly Warriors Vol. 3” Dj.ungle Fever 2002.02 GER Promo-12" | 2002 ] 24 JEROEN SEARCH: Continuous Or Discrete [ B3-track from “Continuum EP” Odd Even ODD/EVEN 012 GER 12" | 2017 ] 25 CLIFF HANGER [DARREN PRICE]: That's How It Is [ A1-track from “That's How It Is” Underwater Records H2O-007 UK Promo-12" | 1998 ] 26 LAURENT GARNIER: The Man With The Red Face [ A-side from F Communications F-119 Romo X FRA Promo-12" | 2000 ] 27 WAAJEED [ROBERT O'BRYANT]: Shango [ A2-track from “SHANGO EP” Dirt Tech Reck DTR-11 / Submerge US 12" | 2017 ] 28 Cliffhanger: Who's Who? [ B1-track from “That's How It Is” Underwater Records H2O-007 UK Promo-12" | 1998 ] 29 WAAJEED [ROBERT O'BRYANT]: Winston’s Midnight Disco [ A1-track from “SHANGO EP” Dirt Tech Reck DTR-11 / Submerge US 12" | 2017 ] 30 ONIRIS [XAVIER JANUARIO]: Hope & Despair [ A-side from “Hope & Despair” Astropolis Records AR-02.2 FRA 12" | 2013 ] 31 DELANO SMITH: On The Run [ A-side from “Detroit Lost Tapes” Sushitech Records SUSH-039 GER 3x12" | 2017 ] 32 TREVINO [MARCUS KAYE]: Spin Away [ B1-track from “Tactical Manoeuvre EP” 3024 3024-020 UK 12" | 2012 ] 33 BROCCOLI BROTHERS vs. RIGHTEOUS MEN [GREGOR POTTMEIER, JOHANNES EHMANN, TOBIAS KOTH vs. KRISCHAN JAN-ERIC WESENBERG, THIMO U. SEIDEL]: Ruhrschnellweg _ Last Exit Stahlhausen Mix [ B1-track from “Catch It” Thee Blak Label BLAK-005 / Radikal Fear BEL Promo-12" | 1995 ] 34 WOO YORK [ANDREW VANZHULA & DENNIS ANDRIYANOW]: I Am Against _ Ø [Phase] Remix [ B-side from “I Am Against” Soma Quality Recordings SOMA-409 UK 12" | 2017 ] 35 ROLAND CASPER: Chance [ A2-track from “Sons Of Acido [Down With The Pig System #3.0]” Psycho Thrill PT-XTRA 003 Testpress-12" | 2016 ] 36 MARK N-R-G [ALEXANDER TROITZSCH]: Don't Stop _ Remix by Roland Casper [ B-side from “Don't Stop (The Remixes)” Overdrive OVER-062-R1 GER 10" | 1995 ] 37 OPUSWERK [HENDRIK VAN BOETZELAER]: Derzhprom _ Keith Carnal Remix [ B2-track from “Social Condenser” Arts ARTS-030 ITA 12" | 1017 ] 38 INTEGER [JASON ALEXANDER]: Kabbola [ A-side from “Kabbola / Patter” Dystrophic Recordings DYS TEN-001 UK Promo-10" | 1997 ] 39 SCB [SCUBA / PAUL ROSE]: Test Tubes [ A1-track from “Old Media New Society” Hotflush Recordings HF-047 UK 12" | 2017 ] 40 THE DUSK [ROBERT BABIZC]: Drugsky 0023 [ B3-track from “Tatort: 42” Essence 109 / Roadrunner GER Promo-12" | 1996 ] 41 PHILUS [MIKA TAPIO VAINIO]: Kuvio 3 [ B2-track from “Kolmio EP” Sähkö Recordings SÄHKÖ-014 FIN Promo-12" | 1998 ] 42 ECHOPLEX [PETER SLIWINSKI]: Equilibrium [ B1-track from “Entire Sound Spectrum EP” Speaker Attack spa-017 / Axodya CH Promo-12" | 2001 ] 43 MURAT [MURAT GOKSEL]: Photon #3 [ B1-track from “Photon” Data Records DATA-001 US Promo-12" | 1999 ] 44 THANOS HANA [HANA]: Jon Always At 1210 [ B1-track from “TH06” TH Tar Hallow TH-006 NL BL-12" | 2017 ] 45 TERRENCE DIXON: Midnight Hours [ D1-track from “Detroit : Beyond The Third Wave” Astralwerks ASW6170-1 US 2x12" | 1996 ] 46 KLANKMAN[MAARTEN EPSKAMP]: Rashond [ A1-track from “Klankman” TH Tar Hallow TH-002 NL BL-12" | 2017 ] 47 MODE SELECTOR [FANON FLOWERS]: Last Trip [ D2-track from “Detroit : Beyond The Third Wave” Astralwerks ASW6170-1 US 2x12" | 1996 ] 48 SCB [SCUBA / PAUL ROSE]: Freedom For The Fifty [ A2-track from “Old Media New Society” Hotflush Recordings HF-047 UK 12" | 2017 ] 49 EGYPTIAN LOVER [GREG J.BROUSSARD]: Girls _ Re-Mix-Long Version [ A-side from “Girls” Egyptian Empire Records ?DMSR-0664 US 12" | 1985 ] 50 DJ ROACH [RAUL ROCHA]: The Heads [ A2-track from “Universal Shift” Soiree Records Int. SRT-168 US Testpress-12" | 2017 ] 51 RENNIE FOSTER: Infrastructure [ B1-track from “Universal Shift” Soiree Records Int. SRT-168 US Testpress-12" | 2017 ] 52 UNDERGROUND RESISTANCE: Timeline [ A-side from “Millenium To Millenium” Underground Resistance UR. 2001 / Submerge US Promo-12" | 2001 ] 53 JOHN E.COLLINS: All We Need [ A-side from “All We Need / Yeah” Underground Resistance UR-080 US Promo-12" | 2009 ] 54 A NUMBER OF NAMES [PAUL LESLEY, RODERICK SIMPSON, SERLING JONES]: Sharevari _ Instrumental Mix [ B2-track from “Edits 1” Bass 001 / Submerge US WL-12" | 1999 ] 55 SEXUAL HARRASSMENT: You Are Myx Sexual Connection [ A3-track from “I Need A Freak” Heat SV-301 US Promo-LP" | 1983 ] 56 JOHN D. [JOHN DIAZ & CARMEN PADILLA] feat. CARMEN: Hot Spot _ Dub [ B-side from “Hot Spot” 25 West Records TFW-1019 US 12" | 1986 ] 57 JOHN D.: Electro-Bop _ Dub Version [ B-side from “Electro-Bop” 25 West Records TFW-1015 US 12" | 1985 ] 58 ROY AYERS: In The Dark _ 12" Mix [ A-side from “In The Dark” Columbia 44 05115 US 12" | 1984 ] 59 KERRI "KAOZ 6:23" CHANDLER pres. LIL'JUSTIN: Trace _ Club Mix [ B-side from “Ah Baby / Trace” Madhouse Records, Inc. KCT-1003 UK Promo-12" | 1993 ] 60 DRIVETRAIN [DERRICK THOMPSON]: One Love [ A1-track from “Universal Shift” Soiree Records Int. SRT-168 US Testpress-12" | 2017 ] 61 DA REBELS [CURTIS ALAN JONES & LIDDELL TOWNSELL]: Come To Me _ Night Mix [ A2-track from “Mello Madness” Clubhouse Records CHR-120 US Testpress-12" | 1992 ] 62 FUNKADELIC: Cosmic Slop _ Moodymann Mix [ B1-track from “Reworked By Detroiters” Westbound Records SEW3-158 UK 3x12" | 2017 ]
#Claus Bachor#Psycho Thrill Cologne#674fm#spyinthehouse#techno#House#electro#HI-TECH FUNK#electronica#idm#somewhereincologne#bnkr
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First International Coin Designer Training program held in Shanghai
2018 International Coin Designer Training at Shanghai Mint participants
By Louis Golino
In early December the Chinese Mint held the first International Coin Designer Training program at its Shanghai branch mint, which brought together several prominent coin designers from Europe, the U.S., and China. These experienced coin designers and medallic artists shared their wealth of experience with artists and designers from China during several days of presentations and workshops.
Joel Iskowitz, a former member of the U.S. Mint’s Artistic Infusion Program and prolific American narrative artist who has designed countless coins, stamps, and medals for many countries and private mints, was the U.S. participant in the program who was asked to teach and give lectures on the key concepts and techniques involved in designing coins and medals.
Joel was invited to be one of the program instructors by Ms. Tina Deng of the Shanghai Mint. He is no stranger to China, having previously been there 25 years ago on a U.S. Air Force Art Program assignment.
Luo Yonghui and Joel Iskowitz reconnecting nine years after their work on the Journey for Peace medal during the presentation by Joel. Hover to zoom.
In addition, nine years ago, at the invitation of prominent numismatist Mel Wacks, he worked with a team of Chinese medallic artists and designers led by Yonghui Luo to design the “Journey for Peace” medal issued by the Chinese Mint for the 40th anniversary of former President Richard Nixon’s historic visit to China in 1972.
Obverse side of Chinese medal for 40th anniversary of Nixon’s visit to China.
Only 400 of these high-relief, bronze two-medal sets were struck by the MedalCraft Mint in Greenbay, Wisconsin for the Art Medal Communication center in Shanghai. The medal consists of two halves that each weigh over 10 ounces and fit together. The obverse of one medal features an image of President Nixon and smaller images of doves and of the U.S. president in China, while the other obverse features Chairman Mao of China and smaller images of him with Henry Kissinger and more doves.
Reverse side of Chinese medal for 40th anniversary of Nixon’s visit to China.
Each reverse features a yin-yang design of an American flying eagle and a Chinese dragon.
During the recent training program, Joel was able to reunite with Mr. Yonghui and said he was “embraced as a family member of the artistic community and by those I met in commerce and government.”
Reflecting on the recent program, Joel said:
I have always believed that art is a universal language which transcends cultural and physical barriers and even time itself. As a designer of coins and medals, I have witnessed their powerful role as ambassadors of good will which connect humankind in marvelous ways. Envoys of our collective human story, they are miniature in physical size yet epic in content. Coins and medals are the nexus of history, art, and beauty.
He added:
It is my hope and belief that this first successful International Coin Designer Training inaugurates and inspires a new frontier of dedicated collaboration, a golden era of beautiful coins and medals that combine the best of our cultures and talents to add to the beauty and harmony of our world.
Interview
Erkki Vainio and Joel Iskowitz present winning design teams with their medals of excellence.
Joel provided additional insights on his experience with this program in an interview with Coin Update, which sheds light on the state of medallic art in China and collaboration between Chinese designers and those from other countries.
Louis Golino: When did the training program occur and how long did it last?
Joel Iskowitz: The 2018 International Coin Designer Training began 12/5/18 and lasted three days through 12/7/18.
LG: Was the main purpose of the program increasing collaboration between Chinese coin designers and those from other countries? Did it have other goals?
JI: Yes, in general this initiative was intended to educate, engender mutual understanding and respect, enhance communications, and possible future collaboration between the East and the West. The emphasis was certainly international as suggested in the title of the event.
This approach to share knowledge and inspiration for design excellence across cultural and national borders was realized by inviting presentations by artists/designers, such as the brilliant Erkki Vainio of Finland, worldwide tool and die expert Torbjørn Hansen of the Norwegian Mint, and myself. The great Chinese master sculptor Yonghui Luo and rising star, Zhu Xiuai, also had important input in every phase of the program. Many of China’s finest coin and medal designers were selected from a competition to participate as well.
I would add that besides the actual colloquy concerning design principles, procedures, and techniques, an additional — but extremely tangible benefit — was the goodwill and camaraderie established among all the artists/designers and the Mint officials who participated.
China is in the midst of a celebration of a 40-year-period of openness. Since 1978 this new era of prosperity and great transition in Chinese culture and art has robustly welcomed ideas and advances of Western nations. The timing of this event could not have been more perfect as China’s successful economic, cultural, and artistic renaissance ushers in a new world order that warmly welcomes active participation by Western civilization.
For myself personally, as someone who believes that art has no borders and considering the general direction my career as an artist has been taking, with more international commissions, this could not have been a more-timely event to be invited to participate in.
LG: Were the Chinese artists and coin designers employees of the Chinese Mint?
JI: Yes, both Zhu Xiuai and Yonghui Luo are employees of the Shanghai Mint, Mr. Yonghui being the senior designer/sculptor, similar to the position of chief engraver. Many other accomplished Chinese artists participated. My understanding was that some have a contractual relationship with the Shanghai Mint and some were independent artists.
LG: Please describe some of the programs you participated in and what activities took place during those programs.
JI: There were three main presentations, mine being the first on 12/5, Erkki Vainio’s being the second on 12/6, and Torbjørn Hansen’s on 12/7. However, I left Shanghai early that Friday morning and did not attend the last day of the training.
Additional workshops included presentations of artists/designers’ work which were reviewed, critiqued, and judged in a competition. The five principals mentioned earlier forming the panel of judges. Topics covered included:
Effectiveness and accuracy of background research
Understanding and conveying the cultural context of the design
Successful exploration of new techniques and approaches;
Inter-relationship with coinability of design regarding tooling, striking, etc.
A full day devoted to technical aspects, such as levels of relief, special coin shapes, surface treatments;( laser, color applications, plating, etc.)
A hands-on workshop in which teams of designers were tasked with creating packaging materials that organically and thematically relate to and enhance the particular coin or medal. This was ultimately formatted as a contest with the best teams earning medals of merit and the winning design team earning the auspicious gold medal for design excellence.
LG: Are there any particular artistic styles or techniques that you would associate with Chinese coin designers other than the use of symbols and imagery from Chinese culture?
JI: My overall take away from being exposed to the wide array of designs from the Chinese participants was a sense that no matter how enthusiastically they embrace Western influences and modern approaches both aesthetically and technically, they have a natural and inborn respect for their rich and ancient cultural artistic heritage. They do not abandon this lineage in favor of blind rush to be “modern.” They realize that there is a precious connection to the art of the past, and that art really is timeless and retains its relevance if it is created without the artificial and superficial need to appear contemporary.
On a more pedestrian note, I believe that because of a long history of visually interpreting the world through a lens that embraces a circular, mandalic view of the universe (think Yin-Yang) these artists seem to have a very fluid and naturally elegant sensibility when designing in the round. Also considering the fact that their written form of communication is a type of animated calligraphy or pictograph, these artists have a superb ability to effectively combine inscriptions with figurative imagery.
All in all, although, I was honored to present as an authority in design, I came away from this event awed by the richness and pure artistry of the participants. Most impressive to me was the depth, character, and beauty of the younger designers’ creations.
2018 International Coin Designer Training instructors Zhu Xiuai, Erkki Vainio, Joel Iskowitz (with glasses), and Chinese coin designers.
LG: Were you, Erkki Vainio, and Zhu Xiuai the main instructors and the ones who led the discussions and presentations?
JI: As I mentioned above, myself, Erkki Vainio, and Torbjørn Hansen made the formal presentations, but Mr.Yonghui and Zhu Xiuai played a very active and important role in the training. Their comments were very informative and as is evidenced in the Chinese world of arts and letters, quite poetic. Listening to some of the comments, especially those of Yonghui Luo, I thought of some of the grand statements of Andre Malraux, who spoke of a sisterhood and brotherhood of artists that speak to each other, unbounded by the constraints of time or national and cultural boundaries.
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Also features pieces written by Leah Bodine Drake, Charles Kingsley, and John Kendrick Bangs. Comes complete with all the original stunning album artwork. Digitally remastered. Gundella - The Hour Of The Witch LP $27.99 Make someone love you, discourage an unwanted suitor, and more - with the power of witchcraft! Finally, this obscure LP of spells reappears! A descendant of the green witches of Scotland, part of a Detroit area coven, and author of multiple books and a newspaper column helping solve everyday problems from the Wiccan perspective, Gundella helps you test your psychic powers, make ritualistic candles, and mold wax dolls. She’ll define witchcraft & magic, and teach you how to cast your own spells! Gundella’s arcane instructions are accompanied by a perfectly atmospheric and esoteric soundscape created by her son. All scribed into bewitching green vinyl or CD! Both including extensive notes by Gundella’s daughter! The LP features a 16 page portfolio of Witch Watch articles compiled by Gundella herself! Kelela - Take Me Apart black vinyl $24.99 Kelela - Take Me Apart (TRANSPARENT VINYL) $28.99With great anticipation, Kelela's debut album emerges as an epic portrait of an artist spanning the past and future of R&B. In her hands, however, the genre knows no boundaries and so Take Me Apart exists as an absolutely singular and fearless addition to a canon of recent classics. From her very earliest work, honesty and vulnerability have been cornerstones of Kelela's art - even when clad in the armor of the avant-garde electronics she so deftly inhabits - and Take Me Apart sees her double down on both the emotional intensity and resonance of her message as well as the sonic seeking she is renowned for. Single vinyl with printed inner and outer sleeves includes download code. Various Artists - Detroit Ghetto Blues 1948-1954 LP $20.99 Laraaji - Bring On The Sun + Sun Gong CD restock $17.99 Wolfe, Chelsea - Hiss Spun LP $26.99 While past albums operated on the intimacy of stripped-down folk music (The Grime and the Glow, Unknown Rooms), or the throbbing pulse of supplemental electronics (Pain Is Beauty, Abyss), Chelsea Wolfe’s sixth official album Hiss Spun wrings its exquisiteness out of a palette of groaning bass, pounding drums, and crunching distortion. Recorded by Kurt Ballou (Converge), the album was conceived as an emotional purge, a means of coming to terms with the tumult of the outside world by exploring the complexities of one’s inner unrest. “I’m at odds with myself,” she explains. “I got tired of trying to disappear. The record became very personal in that way. I wanted to open up more, but also create my own reality.” Hiss Spun features contributions by Aaron Turner (Old Man Gloom, SUMAC) and Troy Van Leeuwen (Queens of the Stone Age, Failure). Various Artists - Lake Michigan Blues 1934-1941 LP $20.99 MacKay, Bill and Ryley Walker - SpiderBeetleBee LP $22.99 Drag City presents the second volume of Bill MacKay and Ryley Walker's inspired collaboration. It's been nearly two years since their much-admired 2015 debut, Land of Plenty (Whistler Records), and SpiderBeetleBee more than makes up for lost time with rich, resonant performances that elevate the sound of the guitar duo as they work with an ever-widening panorama of styles. Their first album was developed over a month-long live residency at Chicago bar The Whistler, and reflected MacKay and Walker's shared joy in a new relationship with a kindred spirit, in playing that might wordlessly finish a phrase or suggest a direction, as they spoke through their guitars. SpiderBeetleBee continues fluidly down the path of their initial psych-folkblues-raga tandem, brewing further explorations in mixed-and-matchedidioms, turning composed melodies inside-out via improvisation, and finding in the blend a shared Walker/ MacKay pasture, serendipitously found somewhere between Appalachia and the Highlands. SpiderBeetleBee radiates forth with equal parts austerity and whimsy, opening with an almost-baroque dance before giving way to a Celtictheme, both featuring MacKay and Walker's acoustics in rambling conversation, picking through intricate passages as though they were exchanges, thoughts and afterthoughts. The second of these, Pretty Weeds Revisited is enhanced by sonorous statements from Dutch cellist Katinka Kleijn (a veteran of the CSO), showing a deep, instinctive feel for the Walker/MacKay sound. The album then takes an unexpected turn at midpoint, slowly melting down and drifting soulfully through the expansive space of Naturita. Side two picks up the tempo on 'I Heard ThemSinging,' with the aid of MacKay's requinto (a kind of 5-string Mexican guitar), Walker's rolling chords and the percolating tabla of Ryan Jewell, suggesting a hitherto unknown short-cut from Brazil to India. Drafts of slide guitar and bittersweet blues evocation illumine further fruitfultravels before Dragonfly, also featuring Ms. Kleijn's haunting cello, closes the cycle with a flourish. Adorned with Bill MacKay's colorful and wilfully primitive cover-art, SpiderBeetleBee wanders through styles, landmasses and hemispheres, capturing the further adventures of MacKay and Walker with spellbinding snapshots that only bloom Iggy & The Stooges - Raw Power limited RED VINYL lp $29.99 "Released less than a year after The Idiot, Lust For Life is a return to the sloppy, sleazy, blues-y, swagger of the Stooges. Though the record is, again produced by David Bowie, he takes much more of a back seat musically, allowing for Iggy Pop to take center stage in his return to form. His best solo album and an absolute classic from this legend. Limited edition of 1,000 on red vinyl." Upcoming events at Trinosophes Coming Soon:10/27: City of Djinn, Lime Rickey International 11/3: Embral, Devotional11/10: Circuits Des Yeux - $10 general admission $12 at the door. Advance tickets available at Trinosophes or by phone during business hours. 12/2: NOW! (Alex Harding, Vincent Chandler, Leonard King, Phil Hales)12/6: Larry Oches/Nels Cline/Gerald Cleaver Trio. Related10/26: Joel Peterson performs an original score to silent classic Der Golem at Toledo Museum of Art EL CLUB UPCOMING SHOWS (most shows all ages - ticket will say all ages or not)remember - tickets are cash only. this saves us all the service charges!! algiers fri oct 20th $13giraffage sun nov 5th $17kelela tues nov 7th $20parquet courts thurs nov 16th $17daniel ceasar sun nov 19th $15 MARBLE BAR (all shows 18 and over) cults sat oct 21st $19hoop sun oct 22nd $5bully wed nov 8th $15shy girls thur nov 9th $13cold specks wed nov 29th $10 ASSEMBLE SOUND (18 and over) the blow, ema fri nov 17th $13
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