Friday, July 29, 2011

PODCAST: July 28th, 2011

One of the phrases I've used to describe this show over the years is "exploring the unlit corners of a strange musical map," and since it had been a while since I last pushed the proverbial envelope to the edge of this coffin, I decided, while looking over some of the new entries, that this would be the week to do so.

With a new digital single from ThouShaltNot out this very week, I simply couldn't resist. And if this song's inclusion on Projekt Records' forthcoming "A Dark Cabaret 2" compilation was to be any indication, "The Haunted Phonograph" would be otherworldly, anachronistic, and equally suited for either a smoke-laden cabaret setting or a turn-of-the-last-century séance. And it is! Get it for yourself at their Bandcamp site.

Also treading into territory not usually covered by this show was a new collaboration between Neko Case and perennial favorite Nick Cave, which was recorded for use in the first episode of True Blood: Season 4. If that isn't enough to make you want to hear it, the song, "She's Not There," happens to be a cover of noted psychedelic '60s band The Zombies, who gave us the classic "Time of the Season" back in 1969.

Also making its debut this week was the new single from (former Rosetta Stone frontman) Porl King's current "post-gothic" band, Miserylab. The song, "Children of the Poor," is available here as a free mp3 download. If you visit the official Miserylab site, you can also check out the new video he made for the song.

You will also hear more new music in this episode from Sweden's Principe Valiente, whose self-titled new album is picking up steam among post-punk fans worldwide. Not to sell them short by comparing them to another band, but if you miss how Interpol sounded on their first album, you'll want to check these guys out.

The industrial portion of this week's show went largely oldschool, revisiting some classic club tracks from the late '90s/early 2K's. In the dark metal section at the end of the show, you'll hear new music from Italy's Abhor, whose forthcoming album
Ab Luna Lucenti, Ab Noctua Protecti, will hit the streets on September 27th on the Moribund label.


Otherwise, here is the podcast of the show:






[DOWNLOAD this episode (128k mp3)]






 ...And here's what was played...

(each artist's name below is a link):



"Out ov the Coffin" w/ Ichabod
Show date: Thursday, July 28th, 2011 

Opening Theme: Elliot Goldenthal - Libera Me [from "Interview with the Vampire" (soundtrack)]

Dead Can Dance - The Summoning of the Muse ^RQ^
Sopor Aeternus & the Ensemble of Shadows - It is Safe to Sleep Alone
Elliot Goldenthal - Théâtre Des Vampires [from "Interview with the Vampire" (soundtrack)]
Black Ice - Signals
Zola Jesus - Night
Adoration - Sense
Ikon - Fall Apart
The Valerie Project - Grandmother
ThouShaltNot - The Haunted Phonograph
Nick Cave + Neko Case - She's Not There [from "True Blood Vol. 3"]
Hyena Motorcade - Snowflakes
Miserylab - Children of the Poor
Principe Valiente - One More Time
James Newton Howard - The Shed Not to Be Used [from "The Village" soundtrack]
Red Lorry Yellow Lorry - Talk About the Weather
Corpus Delicti - Patient
Still Patient? - Pigeonhole
Violet Stigmata - Absolute Oblivion
Komu Vnyz - Lyras  [from "Gotham (Gothic Anthem) Vol. 1"]
Epochate - Substantia
Caithness - Derniers Pas A Travers Le Brouillard
The Last Dance - Laughing
:Wumpscut: - Hang Him higher
Velvet Acid Christ - There Is No God  ^RQ^
Oneiroid Psychosis - Midnight Mist
Alcest - Abysses
Anathema - Angelica
Abhor - Golden Path
Emperor - I Am the Black Wizards
Peste Noire - Requiem Pour Nioka (À Un Berger-Allemand)
Sargeist - Nocturnal Revelation
Moëvöt - (untitled #3 from "Ezleyfbdrehtr Vepreub Zuerfl Mazagvatre Erbbedrea")
Tenhornedbeast - Strength Through Fear (exc.)
Elend - Je Rassemblais Tes Membres



KEY:
^RQ^ = requested
(exc.) = excerpt
[N] = Nashville artist
[from ____ ] = title of soundtrack or compilation



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