Good electronic music podcasts ??? Are there any?
Good electronic music podcasts ??? Are there any?
iTunes podcast directory seems suprisingly slim on good newschool idm and new wave shjiiet... Any pointers?
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Danny Futuro
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Hospital Records, DJ Zinc, and a few other d&b heavyweights have podcasts.
On the techno tip, Vince Watson is working on one as we speak, and Ben Sims & Chris Finke (Split Music) do a monthly mix show available from their website www.splitmusic.net
On the techno tip, Vince Watson is working on one as we speak, and Ben Sims & Chris Finke (Split Music) do a monthly mix show available from their website www.splitmusic.net
Self-hating american.
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elsewhere84
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- Location: Ithaca, NY
I've found Dublab's podcasts to be satisfying overall, some of them are really out there, but Nobody's Laboratory Instinct Mix along with Daedelus' live monome set are fantastic.
Also Percussion Lab has some good "newer IDM" type stuff, lots of Merck artists are featured. Features recorded performances from Lackluster, Sense and Lusine. My favorites are the Boltfish recordings mix (really melodic downtempo stuff), The Alex Sins DJ set (160 bpm experimental/electro type stuff) and The Rockwell (Deru) 90s hip hop set.
Alternative Hip-Hop lounge by Alpha-Pup is cool too, lots of short mixes of underground hip hop, there's some stuff by Daedelus and edIT on there too. They have not updated in awhile though.
Those are the three I rotate between but I'm always looking for more cool sets to check out.
Also Percussion Lab has some good "newer IDM" type stuff, lots of Merck artists are featured. Features recorded performances from Lackluster, Sense and Lusine. My favorites are the Boltfish recordings mix (really melodic downtempo stuff), The Alex Sins DJ set (160 bpm experimental/electro type stuff) and The Rockwell (Deru) 90s hip hop set.
Alternative Hip-Hop lounge by Alpha-Pup is cool too, lots of short mixes of underground hip hop, there's some stuff by Daedelus and edIT on there too. They have not updated in awhile though.
Those are the three I rotate between but I'm always looking for more cool sets to check out.
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vinkalmann
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- Joined: Thu Jul 21, 2005 7:08 pm
- Location: San Francisco, CA
www.friskyradio.com
Great selection and a lot of talent. They play both well known DJs as well as not so well known DJs. They have streaming sets as well as podcasts.
Great selection and a lot of talent. They play both well known DJs as well as not so well known DJs. They have streaming sets as well as podcasts.
