Explanatory Engines
2012-09-15
Dark Ambient, Experimental, NoiseSadayatana Podcast #98
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Direct URL: Explanatory Engines
Review at archive.org: Sadayatana #98
A show where I remix my own music... It starts with a live remix of the horror film "Carnival of Souls", but since that and "Island of Lost Souls" are a couple favorites I called it "Carnival of Lost Souls".
An hour or so of that and the rest of the show consists of remixes of my own works (released and unreleased) and laying in some vocal samples along the way.
It was a lot of fun. I hope you enjoy it. I did.
Artist voices featured this time round included:
Akoustik Timbre Frekuency
Altocumulus
Bing Satellites
C.P. Mcdill
Disturbed Earth
Jeff Sampson
pixyblink
The Implicit Order
Thank you for allowing me the use of your voices.
We have numerous, extremely naïve assumptions built into our thinking, and our most venerable explanatory engines, such as science, happen also to be our oldest explanatory engines, and therefore they have built into them the most naïve and unexamined assumptions.
- Terence McKenna, Psychedelic Society (1984)
| start | artist | title |
|---|---|---|
| 00:00 | John Tocher | Carnival of Lost Souls (Grove of Whispers Live) |
| 61:45 | Grove of Whispers | The Somnambulist |
| 94:40 | Grove of Whispers | Growl (unreleased) |
| 121:05 | John Tocher | Noise Rain (unreleased) |
| 151:46 | John Tocher | Before Dawn |
John Tocher surveys the free music landscape for new and old releases encompassing the realms of avant garde, experimental, electronic, musique concréte, industrial, dada-ist music. A transplant from the Los Angeles area, he now makes his home in southeast Texas near the border with Louisiana --deep in swamp country, where the ambiance is enhanced by cicadas and the occasional hurricane.