Tag: AFX

  • Aphex Twin and the morals of sampling

    Aphex Twin and the morals of sampling

    I didn’t know Aphex Twin‘s XTAL from the seminal electronic album Selected Ambient Works Vol 1 is based off samples from a track from Steve Jefferies, Mary Carewe & Donald Greig  called Evil At Play…but in a very cool way. But the original writer says it is ‘morally wrong’ and Richard D. James just lifted…

  • RC 386: Bagpipes, Big Smoke & Bling

    RC 386: Bagpipes, Big Smoke & Bling

    Bagpipes are the new rock n’ roll, as is fiddles, accordions and folk is not a four letter word. From London to Scotland via Ireland, we visit hiphop, mashups, deep house, the new ANOHNI album, new Grove and new-ish AFX, and visit two kinds of Drakes (and don’t talk about one of them). And the…

  • John Peel meets Aphex Twin and Vibert in Cornwall

    John Peel meets Aphex Twin and Vibert in Cornwall

    I’ve watched some of the Sound of the Suburbs series many years ago but I’m sure this one wasn’t online then – a legendary and rare meeting of Richard D. James aka Aphex Twin and Luke Vibert at Gwennap Pit. Found out about this via John Dorran’s review of the latest AFX EP, and the…

  • Bjarki

    Bjarki

    It seems like nowadays the game is to not have a genre at all in electronic music – been listening to quite a few recent acts via Mark Archer’s excellent EPM Podcast mix and the striking thing is how many of them span many worlds. And sometimes you stumble on an artist and it sounds…

  • New AFX video

    New AFX video

    First AFX video in 17 years and it’s directed and edited by a 12 year old Ryan Wyer and starring him and his family. A reminder that children are stranger and more creative than many ‘pros’ that try to emulate it, fits really well with the track off the new Cheetah EP (I’m hoping Cheetah…

  • Radiophonic Podcasts

    Radiophonic Podcasts

    Here are a couple of Radiophonic podcasts/mixes I’ve been listening to – first is Attic Podcast #6 which they recently reposted, which is a good introduction with tracks from Maddalena Fagandini, Daphne Oram, John Baker and of course Delia Derbyshire all the way through to Glynis Jones, Malcolm Clarke, Peter Howell and Elizabeth Parker. As…

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