noisecast

live experimental sound broadcasted on KSFS, THURS @ 2PM

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NoiseCast Session 8:

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NoiseCast Session 08: "Acoustic Guitars, Vibraphones, and White Noise" [04.02.09]

First off, for all you NoiseCast addicts out there: I apologize for missing last weeks session which fell smack in the middle of Spring Break; I hope you all understand how whacky and out of hand that can get! Well- Despite the ultimate chaos suggested with in the intro, this weeks NoiseCast feels mostly toned down. Opening with an emotional track from the Japanese movie "Prisoner", this NoiseCast session finds it's best moments as a waltz from Tortoise's TNT is layered over a super cool glitch track by my favorite, Nobukazu Takemura. Soon enough my own recording, "I'll Meet You In Vahalla", which emphisizes a granular electric guitar sample interwoven between a slick moog-esque bass, is followed by a very unlikely NoiseCast canidate from Matmos. Topped off with a classic experiment composed by
György Ligeti recorded in the 1950's, this session highlights the dynamic variety of sound
which can be captured within the unpredictability of NoiseCast.

Featured Artists:
György Ligeti, Fridge, Tortoise, Matmos, Merzbow, Cal's Experiments, rachmiel, Fennesz, the Boredoms, Pan&Tone,
Homelife, Black Dice, Markus Popp, Nobukazu Takemura, The Books, and Jim O'Rouke & Otomo Yoshihide's "Prisoner"

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NoiseCast Session 7:

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NoiseCast Session 7 MP3 [34mb]

NoiseCast Session 07: "A Quick One" [03.19.09]

I'll admit it: I was super late to my show, didn't bring any cassette tapes or my usual noise gear and I had no preconcieved agenda of what I wanted to create for this session, hence the appropriate title. I didn't even take the time to record the session live as I usually do so I had to reconstruct it in post. This was very simple to do considering I only played two tracks. The first track is a beat constructed around a series of 8-bit samples I recorded off an NES cartridge
entitled "8-bit Blunts". Soon following is the epic Glitch Run recording from the goliath noise troupe: Chief Grand Cherokee. Enjoy!

Featured Artists:
Cal's Experiments and Chief Grand Cherokee

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NoiseCast Session 6:

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NoiseCast Session 6 MP3 [53mb]

NoiseCast Session 06: "An Afterrnoon with the Sioux City Kid" [03.12.09]

This week we mixed up a bit here at NoiseCast and invited every one's favorite ramblin' tumble weed, the Sioux City Kid (Jared Griffen), into the studio to performs an intimate acoustic set. An amzing session of folk, pirate, alternative country, and protest songs were sung and captured. The Sioux City Kid's delightfully passionate guitar playing, matched with a gritty voice carved out of years of traveling on the road and trudging through the thunderstorms of a folknik lifestyle, offers a humbling fireball of music not to be dismissed.

Featured Artists:
Jared Griffen as The Sioux City Kid

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NoiseCast Session 5:

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NoiseCast Session 5 MP3 [59mb]

NoiseCast Session 05: "Sweatin' to Granular Synthesis" [03.05.09]

A hodgepodge-esque session, the latest noisecast focuses on noise influenced cuts, spanning such genres as rock, jazz, and electronica. Honestly, this session is wild. I didn't really have a plan for this session so it just kind of flows everywhere. Highlights include crazy jazz from the Thing, an interlude from the Boredoms, improvised cuts from
A Fashionable Disease and selections from Kai Nobuko, my new favorite noise artist. And, as usual, I snuck in a couple of my own recordings emphisizing the use of granular synthesis with computer applications. Plus, a special appearence from Porter The Dog, my guest DJ for the afternoon, as he drops the canine noise barking over the NoiseCast intro.

Featured Artists:
Kai Nobuko, Four Tet, the Thing, , the Boredoms, What A Smell, A Fashionable Disease, Susumu Yokota, the Slip,
World's End Girlfriend, Cal's Experiments, Manitoba,Andrey Kiritchenko, Insecticide Lobotomy, Sawsaw, Carlos Giffoni,
and the Music Nerds featuring Jon the Blaptist.

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NoiseCast Session 4:

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NoiseCast Session 4 MP3 [42mb]

NoiseCast Session 04: "Astral Glitch Parade" [02.26.09]

Today's session steals it's title from the opening track, a monsterously creative circuit bent drone track by Igloo Matian released on an excellent experimental comp by Tiger Records, followed soon by the year's greatest party beat from Wrongbot. Organic drones from europe's Jan Jelinek paired with harsh static and a side of machine burps from my cassette tape collection soon crash into the 2007 epic circuit bent recording of the Nirvana Keytar. Thunderstorms then make a relaxing transition into Thuja's acoustic space drones- which are soon crushed by merzbow.
Featured Artists:
Igloo Matian, Homelife, Merzbow, Thuja, Tsukimono, Howard Moscovits, Pineal Gland Zirbeldruese, Tim Hecker, WrongBot,
the Nirvana Keytar, Int_Routine, Microstoria, Sun Ra, Kieren Hebden & Steve Reid, Jan Jelinek, Martin Herterich, Obsolete, Sunburned Hand of the Man, and some dude who makes awesome glitch sounds with his laptop on youtube

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NoiseCast Session 3:

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NoiseCast Session 3 MP3 [61mb]

NoiseCast Session 03: "Technical Difficulties" [02.19.09]

The KSFS on air laboratory was in chaos the very minute I walked into the studio, but lucky for us I quickly loaded up a snazzy cassette tape of lo-fi abstract sound scapes to save the airwaves from the stutter of a streaming R-Kelly disaster. There's a real artsy moment here where Alvin Lucier's classic "I am sitting in a room" is played on top of Boris's Absolutego dronie feedback, which I thought was worth a note. Cementimental and Govt Alpha go head to head and mesh to create an increadble harsh noise onslaught just before my favorite Chief Grand Cherokee recording from the MayanDeth Trip sessions. Further noise from circuit benders Igor Amokian, Struktur, and vtol.
Featured Artists:
Carlos Giffoni, Igor Amokian, Cementimental, Alvin Lucier, :Vtol: , StruKtur, the night of the death of the sample, calandjon, Native American Criminal, Hypsmoik, Government Alpha, Chief Grand Cherokee, James Brewster & Petter Henning, Matmos, Why We Dance, Boris, Nobukazu Takemura and various samples recorded onto cassette tapes from microsound.org

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NoiseCast Session 2:

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NoiseCast Session 02: "Damaged Circuits and Tsunamis" [02.12.09]

Another amazing noise soundscape. The session opens with an improvised noise set I recorded this new years and then starts to flow into drones and other machine created sounds. A classic recording from Stanley Lunetta from Source Magazine is one the prized elements of this session and is layered on top of a handfull of my own recordings and other samples collected from the electro music DIY forums.
Featured Artists:
Stanley Lunetta, Shuta Hasunuma, Otomo Yoshihide, Christian Marclay, Chief Grand Cherokee, Thurston Moore, Loss1234, Nobukazu Takemura, Fennesz, LCDD, Neonworm, numerous samples from the electro music DIY forums, and my own recordings.

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NoiseCast Session 1:

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NoiseCast Session 1 MP3 [41mb]

NoiseCast Session 01: "Glitch, Noise, Drone, and Soul Oscillations" [02.05.09]

The first NoiseCast emphisizes power electronics, circuit bent glitches, and drones- a simple noise 'DJ' set of various experimental artists and personal recordings. Inventive spontaneity still thrives with in this set through long sweeping cross fades and multiple track layering to create a unique and improvised audio journey of random sound textures and composed experimentalism.

Featured Artists:
Government Alpha, Merzbow, Kieren Hebden & Steve Reid, the Boredoms, Chief Grand Cherokee, Fridge, Jan Jelinek, Matmos, Nobukazu Takemura, Oval, many others, and my own recordings.

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