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I am ugrading the site, and moving all the posts to a new Wordpress platform which is where you will find all posts after 20 February 2009.  So please go to:

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electrical language no 160

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Last Saturday I had the pleasure of a long skype conversation with David and Adriana Roze, who together are The Endless. This podcast features parts of that conversation. I talk with Adriana and David about their music, how they sell their music, and graphic novels.

Many thanks to Adriana and David for all their help in getting this podcast together. They even recorded an acoustic version of their wonderful song Lee Miller.

Find The Endless at www.theendlessband.com and buy the music from their store.

Anyway, listen and enjoy. The songs are:-

• Ache (from ... and i'm the queen of the moon ...)
• Lit From Within (from Somniloquy)
• Lost (from Grumpy Ghost)
• Shock Of It All (from Somniloquy)
• Lee Miller (acoustic - listen to the version from ... and i'm the queen of the moon ... on electrical language 146)
• After The Gold Rush (from Somniloquy)

The title music is by Tragic Shell Suit Disaster.

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electrical language no 159

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Sorry, I completely forgot to post this podcast yesterday. I actually recorded it on Monday 2 February, as I was at home due to what turned out to be the worst snow southern England has seen for 18 years. I was unable to get to work, and decided to make some use of my time by recording a podcast. Come the weekend, I forgot that I hadn't posted it! The image to the left includes a photo that I took on a walk on Monday morning: click here for a better quality image in my photo-blog.



The Hot Club Of San Francisco
"Swing This" (mp3) from "Swing This" (Panda Digital)
Buy at iTunes Music Store
More On This Album



Connected By Dots by Vitor Cunha

• website
• myspace page

Another Day In the sun by Crystal Clear

• website
• myspace page

Never See by Kasino

• website
• music download page
• tartanpodcast 117 (Mark talks to Gary Marshall of Kasino)
  

All Walk By and Brand New Start (Peter Hageus remix) by Compute

• website
• myspace page

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

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electrical language no 158

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The first electrical language of the Year of the Ox, by pure chance opens with a track by The Ox. Thanks to Jess for pointing this out.

3 other things to say:

1. Please send me an e-mail if you would like me to send you a copy of The Eisenhowers' album Film Your Own Atrocities. Please say why I should send it to you.

2. The feed has been "migrated" as a consequence of google buying Feedburner. It is now http://feeds2.feedburner.com/theelectricallanguagepodcast - that is what you paste into the relevant place using your podcatching software (eg iTunes) if you wish to subscribe to electrical language.

3. If you use Facebook, here is a link the the electrical language page.

The music:

Spirals by The Ox

• myspace

When You're Gone by Susie Ledge (Steve Smart and Danny Dove remix)

• website
• myspace

Too Distant For Us by Ruddinn (with Heida from Hellvar and The Bass Bandits)

• myspace
• watch the video

Rocket Science and Dance Until Dawn by Astronauts of Antiquity

• website
• myspace

Hydra by Hotels

• myspace

This week's soundbed music is White Hotel by Torchomatic. The title music is by Tragic Shell Suit Disaster.

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electrical language no 157

Play - 40:41 mins (click button) (right-click on button to download)













Wrong Pill by Project Mahlengoscht

• Jamendo page

We Fall In Love by Paul Berry

• website
• myspace

Thinking About You by Magdalena Konefal

• myspace

Anna's a Stool Pigeon by Tom Gabel

• website
• myspace
• and read more about Eric McDavid at supporteric.org

Out Of The Wild and Traveller by Kevin Max

• website
• myspace

This week's soundbed music is Transitions and New Town by March Rosetta. The title music is by Tragic Shell Suit Disaster.

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electrical language no 156

Play - 38:32 mins (click button) (right-click on button to download)



Recorded in a bit of a rush on Sunday evening, I trawled through IODA Promonet to find 6 songs. The podcast was recorded in a hurry, and it shows. Sorry.

I have one copy of The Eisenhowers' album Film Your Own Atrocities to give away (thanks Raymond). Please send me an e-mail to lectriclingo@gmail.com and tell me why I should send you the cd.

Anyway, to the music ...


Sebastien Cloutier "Fluid Parallel" (mp3)
from "Syncronicity" (Candy Rat Records)
Buy at iTunes Music Store
More On This Album

Birdhouse "Chinatown" (mp3)
from "Birdhouse" (Panda Digital)
More On This Album


Honorine Hillier "Easy Woman" (mp3)
from "Haunted" (Tema International)
Buy at iTunes Music Store
More On This Album


Venice Is Sinking "Okay" (mp3)
from "AZAR" (One Percent Press)
Buy at iTunes Music Store
More On This Album


The Black Sorrows "New Craze" (mp3)
from "Beat Club" (Head Records)
Buy at iTunes Music Store
More On This Album


The Black Sorrows "Poor Boy Blues" (mp3)
from "Beat Club" (Head Records)
Buy at iTunes Music Store



This week's soundbed music is For All My Friends by Sebastien Cloutier. The title music is by Tragic Shell Suit Disaster.

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electrical language no 155

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Something different for the first electrical language of 2009. As I've got a bit of a sore throat and a croaky voice today I'm glad I did all the work over the last few weeks.

On 13 December 2008 I had a long conversation with Raymond Weir of bands Gum and The Eisenhowers. I have played a number of songs by both bands previously. In this podcast you can hear me talking to Raymond, who has a lot of interesting things to say. It was a fun conversation, and I only used about half of what was recorded. I also play 6 songs:

• Chinese Whispers, by The Eisenhowers
• Try Stopping Me Now, by Gum
• Asleep At The Wheel, by Gum
• Mr & Mrs Frankenstein, acoustic version played by Raymond (many thanks to Mark Hunter of the tartanpodcast for letting me use his recording)
• 1969, by The Eisenhowers
• Icarus Succumbs, by The Eisenhowers

Websites:

• Serali (to buy music)
• Gum (myspace)
• The Eisenhowers
• - myspace

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