TheeBreadMiller brings never before heard tracks from Daze of Trance, Hideous In Strength, Jonathan Briley and a look at the lush garden of Earthly delights that makes up the SLEEPCHAMBER – SixSixSix four disc vinyl LP release.

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Cassette Culture Radio Show – Armed with the complete Inner-X-Musick cassette catalog… your host, the lovely, talented and nude TheeBradMiller brings you musick from the cassettes! Every month a new show will be featured focusing on a different aspect of Inner-X-Musick cassettes and the infamous cassette culture.

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It’s the 3rd episode of the fortnightly Dangerous Minds Radio Hour !  Join Brad and Richard as they settle in and follow their deep and abiding love for dusty old records, somehow finding heavy connections between each selection. From sublime melody to astringent noise, you needn’t believe in God to appreciate the catholic tastes of the amiable gents from Dangerous Minds.

Glen Campbell:: “Guess I’m Dumb” (produced by Brian Wilson)
Spring: “Everybody” (produced by Brian Wilson)
Simon & Garfunkel: “My Little Town”
Yoko Ono/Plastic Ono Band: “Touch Me” (with John Lennon and Ringo Starr)
Keith Levene: “Killer in the Crowd”
Public Image Ltd.: “The Cowboy Song”
The Slits: “Man Next Door”
Leo Graham/The Upsetters/King Tubby: “Three Blind Mice/Three Times Three”
Barry Adamson: “007, A Phantasy Bond Theme”
Bee Gees: “Red Chair Fade Away”
Cher: “A Woman’s Story” (produced by Phil Spector)
All Tiny Creatures: “An Iris” (with Justin Vernon of Bon Iver)
The Pentangle: “Light Flight”
Family: “Anyway”
Polly Brown: “(Up Up Up) In a Puff of Smoke”
Wha Ha Ha: “Akatere”

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Another play?   If drama be the food of life, play on, MacDuff!

Cast List
Julie Hoverson
Steve Guy
Joel Harvey
Beverly Poole
Tanja Milojevic
(Lightning Bolt Theater of the Mind)
Imogen – Chandra Wade
Cymbeline – Reynaud LeBoeuf
Posthumous – Russell Gold
Iachimo – J. Spyder Isaacson
Queen & Cornelius – Julie Hoverson
Pisanio – Glen Hallstrom
Guiderius – Joel Harvey
Jove – Bob Noble
Cloten – Michael Faigenblum
Belarius – Jack Kincaid (Edict Zero)
First Lord – Brett Coulstock
Caius – Barry J. Northern (Cast Macabre)

Music by Kevin MacLeod (Incompetech.com)
Editing and Sound:   Julie Hoverson
Cover Design:  Brett Coulstock

In this time when you can feel the quickening of a new beginning

Even as all you see is dead

And the heat of the flames before you

make you grateful for the freezing moon outside

The past is dead, the future is now

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Shooting past you, receding into the distance

The darkening day – necro

The pale, feeble first light of dawn – futurist

Necro

Futurist

Necrofuturist

Necrofuturist

Necrofuturist

Necrofuturist

Necrofuturist……

The blood exits, becomes cold

Midnight confessions are told

Buried memory is unearthed

Playlist:

Life’s Decay – Sulvisyan

Camp Z – The Right To

Sal Solaris – Urok Sna

Murnau’s Playhouse – Bloodstopper

Laætherstrip – It’s Who I Am (AAAK remix)

The New Regime – Haunt My Mind

Los Carniceros Del Norte – El Pozo y el Pendulo

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It lives! Richard and Brad have taken the leap and are aiming to post a new episode of Dangerous Minds Radio Hour every two weeks. It’s serious fun for us to sit around and play records and chat about them, so listen in and know the pleasant feeling of being in a small room in Granada Hills with a couple of total music nerds for an hour or so.

Sir George Martin: “Theme One” (BBC Radio One theme)
The Fall: “Fit and Working Again”
Material w/ Nona Hendryx: “Take a Chance”
Nervous Gender: “People Like You”
The Turtles:“Somewhere Friday Night” (produced by Ray Davies of The Kinks)
Lilys: “And One (On One)”
Meredith Monk (with Don Preston): “Candy Bullets and Moon”
Love: “Willow Willow”
Firesign Theater: “Station Break”
Tyrannosaurus Rex: “Fist Heart Mighty Dawn Dart”
Marsha Hunt: “(Oh No! Not) The Beast Day”
Klaus Nomi: “Za Bak Daz”
Talk Talk: “It’s Getting Late in the Evening”
The Goon Show:“The Ying Tong Song” (Peter Sellers, Spike Milligan & Harry Secombe. Produced by Sir George Martin)
Orchid Spangiafora: “Dime Operation”

Today on the Small World we’ll talk with Roger Snider of Ultra Rigs of the World.

We’ll talk about Dekotora and his project of photographing ultra rigs from around the world.

Dekotora (or Decotora or Art Trucks) is an abbreviation for “Decoration Truck” that describe a kind of loudly decorated truck most commonly found in Japan.

These trucks are typically clad in neon or ultraviolet lights, flamboyant paints, and chrome and gold. These decorations can be found on both the cab and the trailer, and not only on the exterior but also in the interior.

Roger first became interested in trucks while working on shooting photo stills for Doug Pray’s documentary, Big Rigs.

This is an enhanced podcast so you will be able to see Roger’s's photos of these amazing rigs on your MP3 player or browser.

Songs heard on today’s show:

1. Asleep at the Wheel with Leon Rausch “Truck Driver’s Blues (feat. Willie Nelson)” [FREE MP3 DOWNLOAD]
2. Kool Keith feat. KutMasta Kurt “Diesel Truckers Theme” [FREE MP3 DOWNLOAD]

Professional lunatic James Curcio takes over again for an episode and brings you back into the studio with MTW. (Listen to episode 1 here.) This episode takes us even further out of the realm of good taste than the first, through a melange of tracks in progress, various prank phone calls, conversation outtakes, and flat out mind-fucks. Topics include independent music production techniques, catheters as tripping toys, amyl nitrate, psychological malaises of suburbia, voodoo, trickster Gods, and a lot more.

The tracks in this episode are taken from MTW’s upcoming release Nothing Is Sacred, and two tracks from Captain Zombie, another project being cultured in this dank basement. The outro track is provided by DJ Homicidal Rapist.

Check out the albums when they’re released if we don’t all OD on cough syrup and fermented yak semen, or invoke a wrathful demon that replaces all of our bodily fluids with nutella.

(Thankfully we got most of our drummer’s material before he left this Earth. RIP Thor Thorsson, you weren’t good for much else, but you sure could play them drums.)

Music in this episode by Marz233, Scott Landes, James Curcio, Iron Will. Disclaimer: Don’t try anything that we talk about in this episode. Or if you do, do it at your own risk. This shit ain’t safe, son.
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The play’s the thing…
Or perhaps in this case, the “thing”
…is the play.

Cast List
Mrs. Bunn – Sharon Delong
Magda – Ellen Vickery
Franz – Cole Hornaday
Justine – Femnomena
Adam – Reynaud LeBoeuf
Mr. Stott – Rick Lewis
Willem – Danar Hoverson
Nursey – Julie Hoverson
Muller – Paul Green
(Encyclopedia of Weird Westerns)

Music by Antonio Gervasoni, from the album
“The Picture of Dorian Grey”
(available on Jamendo)
Editing and Sound: Julie Hoverson
Cover Design: Brett Coulstock
[cover art attributions]
Very vaguely inspired by Frankenstein by Mary Shelley

Hear ye the Voice of dread TheeBradMiller, hear the mournful sigh of the vortex,the mad rushing of the Ultimate Wind that Swirls darkly amongst the silent stars.

Hear ye Him that howls serpent-fanged amid the bowels of nether earth; He whose ceaseless roaring ever fills the timeless skies of hidden Leng.

In this episode, TheeBradMiller brings us aural hauntology from Green Sex, Attrition, Dokument and a trip through madness with Cult ov the Womb.

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Cassette Culture Radio Show – Armed with the complete Inner-X-Musick cassette catalog… your host, the lovely, talented and nude TheeBradMiller brings you musick from the cassettes! Every month a new show will be featured focusing on a different aspect of Inner-X-Musick cassettes and the infamous cassette culture.

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Back in May Richard Metzger, Brad Laner and Elvin Estela (aka DJ Nobody) had the notion to make a pilot episode for a possible Dangerous Minds radio show. The format is a round robin wherein we three music nerds each take turns presenting tunes we think the others (and hopefully the listening audience) would enjoy hearing along with some bits of information and personal anecdotes. In short, a radio/podcast version of what we do every day on the blog. So after some hemming and hawing, as you do, here’s what we came up with.

Alan Hawkshaw – Blarney’s Stoned
Armando Trovaioli -Sesso Matto
Keith West- On A Saturday
Alex Oriental Experience – Derule
? – My Name Is John (seriously, we don’t know who this is, help !)
Alison Gross – Naturally
The Oimels – A Day in the Life
Desmond Dekker – Come Together
Leon Russell – I’m So Lonesome I Could Cry
Marcos Valle – Mi Hermosa
P.J. Proby – The Day Lorraine Came Down
Baths – ♥
Monitor – Beak
Scotty – Clean Race
Focus – House of the King

Everything is under control, locked in, calcified, terrorformed. We’re from the Corporation. We’re here to help you.

Sonic terrain and music provided by Choronzon.

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Weaponized is brought to you by FoolishPeople. John Harrigan is writer, dramatic catalyst and performer alongside Lucy Harrigan and the rest of the FoolishPeople cast. Atmosphere, electronic voice phenomena and the occasional character sketch are provided by P. Emerson Williams. The scope of the Weaponized ranges from darkly humorous vignettes to claustrophobic occult horror. From abstract soundscapes to monologues to full on audio theatre.

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Interview with Jim White. We discuss corporate bloopers.

The Circle of Success; affairs in the work place; values in business; embezzlement in a religious organization; the IT hostage situation; mission statements; planning and accountability, detoxing your to-do list; his careers as a consultant; how many hours a week he puts in at work; what he does to relax.

Jim White

Author Bruce Sterling reads an excerpt from Carl Sandburg’s “The People, Yes.”

Featured song is “Hummadinger” by Gwenevered.

A group of space marines on their first training run meet up with something … nasty.

Music by  Хаос-Модуль, available
on Jamendo
Editing and Sound:   Julie Hoverson
Cover Design:  Brett Coulstock
[cover art attributions]

“What kind of a place is it?
Why it’s a derelict spaceship, can’t you tell?”

When the blackest night folds you in it embrace

And the boundless fear slips its icy fingers into your very heart

You recall that moment the glassy faces of the beautiful club denizens

took on the aspect of demonic leers, grinning back at you through ectoplasmic sweat

The future is dead, you thought as you looked into eyes like abysses

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A graveyard of songs remade beats at your chest, moments endlessly re-created

Never allowing for the chaos of new life

Time thrown into reverse, a future hurtling towards a dead past

You are ready to recieive

You are vibrating to our signal

You hear the barbarous names

Necrofuturist

Necrofuturist

Necrofuturist

Necrofuturist

Necrofuturist……

In his last years, Williams dwelt in Damask silk, where the Gothronomicon (O Az-If) was written. In art, in the Dictionnaire Infernal, P. Emerson Williams is depicted as a nude man with dragon-like wings, hands and feet, a second pair of feathered wings after the main, wearing a crown, holding a serpent in one hand, and riding a wolf or dog.

Playlist:

Illusion of safety – The Banishing Ritual of the Pentagram

The Mumbles – Night Train

Ruth White – The Litanies of Satan

Clint Catalyst, Pauley Perrette, P. Emerson Williams – Flouncing About

Aktive Hate – What I want

The Cemetary Girlz – Trash Spirit

Shellyz Raven – Monochoma

Arc Gotic – The Madman’s Tale

13^th Moon – Countdown to Suicide

Strange Dolls Cult – Monkey Illusions

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Joseph Matheny in conversation with old friend and mentor Ralph Abraham.

THE GSPOT WILL BE ON HIATUS UNTIL SEPTEMBER.

He received the Ph.D. in Mathematics at the University of Michigan in 1960, and taught at Berkeley, Columbia, and Princeton before moving to Santa Cruz. He has held visiting positions in Amsterdam, Paris, Warwick, Barcelona, Basel, and Florence, and is the author of more than 20 texts, including eight books currently in print.

He has been active on the research frontier of dynamics — in mathematics since 1960, and in applications and experiments since 1973. He has been a consultant on chaos theory and its applications in numerous fields (medical physiology, ecology, mathematical economics, psychotherapy, etc.) and is an active editor for the technical journals World Futures, and the International Journal of Bifurcations and Chaos.

In 1975, he founded the Visual Mathematics Project at the University of California at Santa Cruz, which became the Visual Math Institute in 1990, with its popular World Wide Web site since early 1994. He has performed works of visual and aural mathematics and music (with Ami Radunskaya and Peter Broadwell) since 1992.

http://www.ralph-abraham.org

• Mathematician and chaos theorist since 1958,
• Professor of mathematics at UC Santa Cruz since 1968,
• Formerly professor at UC Berkeley, Columbia, and Princeton,
• Founding director of the Visual Math Institute in Santa Cruz, Calif.,
• Author of math texts, including Foundations of Mechanics with Jerrold Marsden and Dynamics, the Geometry of Behavior with Christopher Shaw,
• Author of philosophical books including Chaos, Gaia, Eros and Chaos, Cosmos, and Creativity with Rupert Sheldrake and Terence McKenna,
• Designed the curriculum for the Ross School, grades 5-12, with cultural historian William Irwin Thompson
• Lectures and leads seminars worldwide on chaos theory.

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