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November’s edition of Black Box brings the usual eclectic mix of this and that from the record collection. Expect some beats, blues and bass! Announcements and the like all within the walls of Black Box …
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Black Box #66… Back in the mix. Sorry for the awful rhyming. I get back into the swing of things with a steady mix of the usual eclectic sounds. From experimental electronic to powerful instrumental. …
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Fresh, for the Spring. Once again, Scott Warner has kindly sent us a captivating selection of Indie and Electronica. Enjoy
Tracklist:
1. “White Noise” by Mogwai
2. “Jesus Fever” by Kurt Vile
3. “Rocket” by …
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Black Box No.51 – We Kick off the new half century with a bunch of Jazz and Blues. We get deep with Coleman, Coltrane and Ellington before letting our hair down for a load of …
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Black Box No.50 – Yes indeed!! The big 50 is here… we take a trip down memory lane with some of the best new music we played on the show, and we also just go …
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Black Box No.42 – This week is an altogether Jazzy encounter, and while we have a special on Rory Gallagher 15 years afrter his untimely death, the vibe stays Jazzy with music from Kenny Dorham, …
A band that have been working hard on their sound in the last few months The Explorers have consistantly lingered on the edge of electro-pop rock while still maintaining a real hard edge to their …
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Good vibrations in the house of dirtyRadio, anybody? Episode #8 of Iconastasia takes a different turn, this time: stretching out in the autumn sunlight with a set of headphones jammed on your head, with everything …
The LCL netlabel is synonymous with original, edgy and creative Dub, and for this new “Carte Blanche” release, Moritz Beller aka “Moolen” take us by the hand for an emotional journey thru post-rock and electronica …
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She said “power before passion.” Iconastasia gets down and seriously dirty with the electronic tunes, this episode: think filthy basslines and urgent beats, lashings of guitar, spoken-word sourced from Karl Hyde and John Warwicker’s typographic …
