Tag: Lotte Kestner
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RC 382: Enjoy Your Life?
As we gear up for the Coronation (NOT MY KING! Unless he is getting into the swing) here’s a mix for your Corona Nation Party. This is partly a twin of 381, but more of a reflective/dancefloor meditation on enjoying life and growing older. It’s a lot more fun than that sounds, with creepy blackbirds,…
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RC 381: This Is My Church / 50th
Recorded on my 50th birthday, this is the church where I heal my hurt. It’s a speed garage special for punk rockers with flowers in their hair (in the pouring rain or buying them for yourself). We also have a tribute to Ryuichi Sakamoto, a middle finger to complaining neighbours, various mashups new and old,…
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RC 380: PSYCH SCHOOL – Play School Breaks, Psych & Funk
Get ready for a trip down memory lane with Radio Clash’s Psych School podcast, featuring funky tunes from children’s TV and records of the 60s and 70s. This deep dive into long-forgotten programs like Play School and Sesame Street is well worth a listen!
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RC 368: Eat The Rainbow Capitalists (Dark 80’s Edition)
Fuck the rainbow capitalists and all that shiz. Taste the Rainbow? I’d rather puke it up all over those who get offended by queer people tbh…or eat the rich….pride was a riot! A dark 80’s edition of the podcast – influenced by Stranger Things and the sad death of Depeche Mode’s Fletch – so many…
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RC 360: Deep Dive 1 – Time of Your Life (OKCU)
A new year, a new series, Deep Dive – a journey through the stacks of Radio Clash, the tunes that didn’t get played, the tunes that were left on counter, a bit like the Odds and Sods podcasts of old. From metal Dubstar covers to drum and bass coldness, acid 80’s pop and industrial made…
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How To Disappear Completely: Radiohead Covers
That there, that’s not meI go where I pleaseI walk through wallsI float down the LiffeyI’m not hereThis isn’t happening Ane Brun – How To Disappear Completely I’ve been listening to a lot of covers recently via the excellent Cover Me Songs site, mostly Fleetwood Mac (surprise!), Depeche Mode and Radiohead. Something about Radiohead lends…