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Raido Kaos Episode Four

by Wes Unruh April 12, 2010 Raido Kaos

You go on a space mission and you get a job mopping the streets on which drives the culture of the OSK Group. Aurora of dawn breaking against the crystal dome inspires the diversity of spa products, cleansing services and therapeutic activities provided on the orbital platform.

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Raido Kaos Episode Three

by Wes Unruh April 5, 2010 Raido Kaos

As the day dawns, you are researching the Ellon Oil Co when someone outside shouts “Here comes the munchkins!” They’re all whacked out on Sceletium Tortuosum so you lock the doors and draw the curtains. Your research continues throughout the morning and there is nothing that can stop you. This is your soundtrack.

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Raido Kaos Episode Two

by Joseph Matheny March 29, 2010 Raido Kaos

Hairy Flinger didn’t dare “‘Ang from knotted bedsheet” as the old men say round here. You’ve been there, out there deep in Ketjack National Forest armed with only your drugs, your pump action shotgun, and your wits. You take a hit of Mad 3 and there is nothing that can stop you. This is your soundtrack.

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The G-Spot 34

by Joseph Matheny May 31, 2008 The GSpot

Brace yourself for a particularly hyperkinetic audio onslaught as Wes Unruh interviews breakbeat noise artist Ikipr about his album Silver Keys. Along the way we discuss his podcast show at Phase II, what he’s planning for the upcoming Esozone 2008, and the buzz surrounding fifth generational warfare. Love it or hate it, …

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The G-Spot #29

by Joseph Matheny April 7, 2008 The GSpot

In this episode of the G-Spot, Wes Unruh interviews the always controversial Rachel Haywire. Music provided from several of her previous releases. Related PostsThe G-Spot Pilot Episode

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The G-Spot Episode 27

by Joseph Matheny March 3, 2008 The GSpot

In this episode: James Curcio plays some of the more bizarre messages left by hopeful supplicants for the Fallen Nation trailer contest, as well as an in-progress version of the Black Osiris track “Ministry of Cliches.” Wes Unruh corners experimental magician Taylor Ellwood on the topics in Ellwoood’s latest book, “Multi Media Magic.”Related PostsInternal Arts [...]

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The G-spot Episode 24

by jcurcio January 22, 2008 The GSpot

This special double feature is an extended interview conducted with Jared Louche (Chemlab, Pigface, numerous side projects). James Curcio, Wes Unruh, and Christie Casey talk with him about everything from his life and times with Chemlab and various musical side projects to the trials and tribulations that face the artists and creative process, and …Related [...]

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The G-spot Number 23

by Joseph Matheny January 10, 2008 The GSpot

Yet again, the Gspot crew drop a steaming hot pile of podcast in your lap. James Curcio “breaks it down” and plays a track from Immortal Technique’s Revolutionary Vol 2. Wes Unruh interviews the apocalyptic duo of Dead Unicorn, talking about their album Yellowstone Super Volcano, their color coded system, their album series, and plot [...]

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The G-spot Episode 20

by jcurcio December 10, 2007 The GSpot

James Curcio interviews Sean Marsden about his electronic music ventures, topics include genre bending crunk, electro, and psytrance, Kenny G, opening up for Front242, hands-on audio production, and a whole lot more. Jason Lubyk gives us a listen to his answering machine. Wes Unruh plays Capital G (Unrest Remix) he mixed that remix.nin.com rejected, explains [...]

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The G-spot Episode 18

by Joseph Matheny November 24, 2007 The GSpot

James Curcio gives us another podcast episode of Postgenre Blues, this time talking about inadequate copyright laws, the media war, remixes and a Microsoft takedown notice sent to the Alterati.net crew. Wes Unruh gives us a talking to about DIY television, the struggle against media monopoly, and converses on the subject with Freeman. Joseph Matheny [...]

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The G-spot Number 17

by jcurcio November 15, 2007 The GSpot

We are starting a new tradition. We hope you enjoy it. In this episode of the G-spot: – James Curcio continues his Alterati.com column Post-genre Blues in podcast format, with a rant on genre and excerpts of DJ Food’s Raiding the 20th Century and the Rosemary’s Baby theme from Fantomas’ Director’s Cut. – Wes Unruh [...]

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The G-Spot Episode #14

by Joseph Matheny October 1, 2007 Ripple

In this episode: A subtle mix of many divergent sounds woven together into an aural tapestry, this episode collages together elements from the latest work by Mystery X, Ikipr, and Unquiet Mind with dashes of flavor from James Curcio’s various archives of sound and Wes Unruh as your guide pulling it all together. Includes passages [...]

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The G-Spot Episode #3

by Joseph Matheny April 15, 2007 The GSpot

In this episode: Wes Unruh talks with Ninah Pixie about Women Take Back The Noise, circuit-bending, No Other Radio on KPFA, and the growth of noise globally. Wes then follows up with Goth Rap artist Roman O about the transition from working with a heavy metal/hard rock club band to working as a solo gothic [...]

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