#340 – Mira Calix, Dijit & Krikor, The Umlauts, Mujician, Sababa 5, Kulk
Heavy hitters abound on this week’s Independent Music Podcast, gathering highlights including the dark drum and bass of Kesa Getame on ANA, the Krikor remix … Read more
Heavy hitters abound on this week’s Independent Music Podcast, gathering highlights including the dark drum and bass of Kesa Getame on ANA, the Krikor remix … Read more
Our final ‘regular’ show before January sees little let-up in the excellent music being produced through this mess of a year. Whether it’s the spine-tingling multi-national vocals of Chant Electronique or the psychedelic fuzz of Japanese legends Mainliner, there’s a lot of the good stuff in this hour-long pod.
This podcast explores all reaches of musical experimentation, some weeks you might hear disco, other weeks you may hear metal. So when Finnish faves Pharaoh Overload combined the two on their new record for Rocket Recordings, we had to sit up and listen. Thankfully it’s phenomenal.
Quite a hefty batch of tracks on our usual global excursion. Starting in the Ukraine with some post-punk and travelling swiftly to Haitian voodoo polyrhythms, … Read more
Winter is truly here in the northern hemisphere, and the music on this week’s podcast reflects that. There’s dark experimental music from across the globe, … Read more
Some rough, brilliant experimental sounds this week, one highlight being the brilliant rough Kuduro from Angola’s Nazar, who follows his brilliant Enclave EP with a … Read more
Lots of music from Japan gets us going on this week’s show, showing a glimpse at the breadth of sounds coming out of the country … Read more
From Japanese Cumbia, mill town hip hop, and Viennese experimental music, there’s a whole bunch of goodness to chomp down on through this week’s podcast. … Read more
Bookended by pioneers, this week’s episode of the Independent Music Podcast is a really special one. To open we have the first taste of Throbbing … Read more
This week we’re keeping it local to where we record the podcast, with eight of our ten tracks being released on UK-based record labels. That … Read more