Tag: Underground culture
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new Who Boys tracks now up
Longtime listeners of Radio Clash will have heard several demo tracks from the Who Boys (aka Whoever Men) including the long version of Fun n’ Bass, the Punk Mash I used in my long Punk Mix, and the David Gedge’s Cock (the Banana Splits dnb track) and I’m pleased to say that they’ve know released…
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Pay to Play – your digital rights?
Something that has been bubbling under for a while is the attack on DJs using CD-Rs or laptops to play tracks they either already own but burn onto CD (like I do, burning a set onto CD saves wear on my original CDs and I can burn my mashups to CD as otherwise I couldn’t…
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Noisy 6 Punk mixes now up
You can find 6 rather fine examples of mixage of a punk persuasion here: http://noise/b-n-r.com. I’m one of the Noisy 6 now and I go under the moniker of timbearcub/tbc for those mixes (tonight mathew…) 😀 My mix is called ‘Punk is Playing At My House’ (66 mins, 62Mb) and you can read the tracklist…
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Pirates on the High Seas!
Just to let you know, those who are around Reading this Saturday I’ll be DJing as part of Pilchard’s Pirate event which is on a 38 foot boot along the river! https://web.archive.org/web/20060923202321/http://www.scottcairo.co.uk:80/Pirates%20of%20Pilchard/pirates.htm So come on down! Starts midday at Reading Bridge…looks like the incomparable DJ Lumpy will be there, as well as Pilchard, db and…
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Radio Clash 40: Punk Isn’t Dead it Just Smells That Way
The PUNKA! edition with reports from a deep down and distorted Brighton Pride, a voicemail in my earworm, the noisy 6 mixes it up and London gets (re)Booted. Get your laughing (g)ear around that punk! Shownotes https://media.blubrry.com/radioclash/www.radioclash.com/show-archive/rc_040.mp3Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 1:01:09 — 35.0MB)Subscribe: Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Amazon Music |…
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Radio goes digital?
I was reading Wired News (not something I do regularly, no) and this popped up: “Radio knows that it needs to make that jump to the digital universe,” said Tom Taylor, editor of the daily newsletter Inside Radio, which is published by a division of Clear Channel Communications. Isn’t it a bit late for radio?…