Hung From Strings

Sadayatana Podcast #41
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Review at archive.org: Sadayatana #41
Did a mix of almost all Jon7 music from the site jon7.net. In the background I ran loops continuously from Bing Satellites. The samples available here: Bing Satellites - Accidental Music volume 1 - create your own. Thank you to Bing Satellites for allowing me to use them in my podcast. I'm not sure you can hear them but the samples are awesome and provided an audio broth for mixing in Jon7.
In the middle of all this madness... Brooks Rongstad of Exuviae and Nathan Larson of Bunk Data played live as the duo Subseason. They streamed for an hour at 320kpbs and it was awesome. The set will be released later as Subseason: III. So happy to have them on the show.
This show dedicated to Howard, Joe, Shane and the people at electro-music.com. They saved Stillstream. Viva electro-music.com, long live stillstream! Long Live the New Flesh!
start | artist | title |
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00:00 | Jon 7 | pirated signals |
04:56 | Jon 7 | Distant Signals pt II |
08:35 | Jon 7 | pirated signals |
09:19 | Jon 7 | Distant Signals pt II |
14:47 | Jon 7 | time particles |
20:39 | Jon 7 | Distant Signals pt II |
22:59 | Jon 7 | a chain of islands above the clouds |
35:49 | Jon 7 | adrift on a nonexistent ocean |
35:54 | Jon 7 | a chain of islands above the clouds |
35:54 | Jon 7 | adrift on a nonexistent ocean |
54:49 | Sadayatana | Subseason Live |
114:37 | Sadayatana | Voiceover |
116:01 | Jon 7 | romania by train |
123:59 | Jon 7 | static klang |
130:23 | Jon 7 | intonation cutback |
134:29 | Jon 7 | static klang |
136:24 | Jon 7 | intonation cutback |
139:30 | Xopher Robin | electronic freestyle pt 1 |
151:06 | Jon 7 | bell island |
158:32 | Jon 7 | chapter I: castor and pollux |
169:06 | Jon 7 | Deepfreeze |
175:38 | Montserrat Caballe (as Turandot) | Nessun Dorma (excerpt from Act III) |
178:32 | Sadayatana | Outro |
The metallic sounds seem like some kitchen ware hung from strings and struck with sticks.
- CP McDill