electrical language no 138

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Recorded today, I'm trying to get back into the swing of this podcasting thing after the summer break. I think it shows that I'm a bit rusty. Anyway, here are 6 songs by bands I've played over the last few months, 3 I've played before and 3 new. All the bands are boy/girl, but there's a fair range of styles ...






d-alternative - Schiza









Strangers In Wonderland - So Much More








Little Fish - Sweat and Shiver & Am I Crazy?







The Chaperones - Jacqueline







The Blacks - Raincoat






This week's soundbed music is Introduction by French Disco. The title music is by Tragic Shell Suit Disaster.

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electrical language no 137

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Even though I'm now back from France, I'm still on my summer break from the work that goes into preparing a podcast each week. This one was recorded before I went away, and contains some great songs. We begin with 3 classics that I've played before, and then move on to some cracking songs from a couple of cds I've received this year.





More Human than Human - Clear Air Turbulence







Squander Pilots - Condiment (Gum/Invocations mix)







Hotrod Cadets - My Heart Sinks







Hollow Horse - Run and Blindsided By Love







Hotrod Cadets - Mean Machine and Satellites







This week's soundbed music is Voix Complicite and Fujiyama Dawn by More Human Than Human. The title music is by Tragic Shell Suit Disaster.

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electrical language no 136

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I'm still on holiday. Here's something I prepared earlier










Umbriel Rising - Sadness Of The Sea







Karmacoda - Wonder and Skylines









Brilliant Fanzine - One In 10,000 and Omens









The Endless - Simply Sleep and Labyrinth






This week's soundbed music is Sadness Of The Sea by Umbriel Rising. The title music is by Tragic Shell Suit Disaster.

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When Little Fish aren't listening to electrical language ...

Thanks to Ju and Nez of Little Fish and Neil from wildblanket.com.

If you would like to tell me what you get up to when you're not listening to electrical language - please read paragraph 6 of this post which tells you what to do.

our holiday

If you'd like to know a little of what we're up to on our holiday, I'm posting on www.dordogneretreat.co.uk. We're borrowing some friends' house in France. They have wi-fi and Caroline's laptop is providing contact with the outside world.


To find out what Richard is up to, you'll have to read that blog!

electrical language no 135

Play - 33:50 mins (click button) (right-click on button to download)


The first of my pre-recorded podcasts. I will be taking a bit of a break in August, starting with 2 weeks in France, then spending weekends doing things other than podcasting! In the next few podcasts I will be revisiting bands and artists played over the last few months, and playing new tracks (and old) from my growing collection of cds by independent artists.



Dive Index - Between Sea And Sky






Guards of Metropolis - Postcards from Heaven and Tired






Black Fortress Of Opium - Model Cafe




Aprilsrain - Lost My Way and Useless Games





This week's soundbed music is Landlocked by Human Response. The title music is by Tragic Shell Suit Disaster.

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podcasts 135 and 136

I've recorded these podcasts and uploaded them to the server. They should appear automatically on the next 2 saturdays, 19 and 16 August, so if you subscribe you should get them in the normal way.

If you download from here and the blog posts do not show up automatically, then try the libsyn blog.

I'll be back at home on 19 August to repair any mess ups!

electrical language no 134

Play - 35:13 mins (click button) (right-click on button to download)



Sorry about the delay in posting links and pics. Remember to use the links and check out the artists: tell them you enjoy their music, and if you like it enough, buy something.

No 134 is mainly acoustic:


Alan Wyatt - The Pavement Ties

I am awaiting some contact information for Allan Wyatt, who submitted this excellent song a few weeks ago. He tells me he has more great songs where this came from, and I've asked him to send more my way.

Susie Ledge - Trembling and When You're Gone

Jaq Gallier - Undone

Fergus McCormick - 7 Flights and Evening Star

This week's soundbed music is Summer Strummer by Dave Rave. The title music is by Tragic Shell Suit Disaster.

To subscribe to electrical language, either click on the iTunes link on the right of this page or cut and past the feed url into your podcatcher software: http://feeds.feedburner.com/theelectricallanguagepodcast

electrical language welcomes submissions of music. If you would like to submit music please read this post

This work is licenced under a Creative Commons Licence