Archive for August, 2022
Crush #190 – Return of Crush!!!
Finally we are back from study abroad and back in the new studio, playing some tracks we discovered over the summer 😀 We’re broadcasting at our new time, Mondays at 7pm!
Wear On – Plastic Girl in Closet
333 – Supercar
Dreams Burn Down – Ride
Bog Bog 1 – Horsegirl
Billy – Horsegirl
Feel So Real – Swervedriver
Veronica – The Manhattan Love Suicides
Natural – Tanukichan
you made me realize – my bloody valentine
Laid With Cool – The Lassie Foundation
The Dead Flag Blues – Godspeed You! Black Emperor
(Spotify playlists to return, Belgium Spotify deleted my original account -_-)
Sassafras 08/28/22
Chalk Stream – Plone
Kobal – Cylob
Family Glue – Global Goon
New School Bikes – Kid Spatula
Phi*1700[u/v] – µ-Ziq
Crystel – Autechre
Tied Up Electro – LFO
Jak Got Stuck In Canada And This Sounds Like – Brothomstates
Overlondon – Panda Lassow
Renaissance – Ujo
Roygbiv – Third Son
Playlist for Lost in the Stacks, September 2, 2022, “A Little Bit Tacky,” episode 529
Hear the show at: http://traffic.libsyn.com/lostinthestacks/LITS_Episode_529.mp3
“Wig” by the B-52’s
Interview with Michael Bibler
File this set under TT975 .L7
“Nashville Toupee” by Southern Culture on the Skids
“52 Girls (Party Mix)” by The B-52’s
Continued interview with Michael Bibler
File this set under NX600.K5 C5513
“Human Fly” by The Cramps
“Janitor” by The Suburban Lawns
Continued interview with Michael Bibler
File this set under ML3918.R63 H33
“Give Me Back My Man” by The B-52’s
“Tell It Like It T-i-is” by The B-52’s
mode8 #11: Summer Listening!
Welcome back to mode8!! As a start to the fall semester in a halfway-new studio, this week’s episode is some of the tracks I’ve accumulated over the summer!
Spotify Playlist! (also has links to the midis)
Pokemon Johto (Anime Theme)
Big Apple, 3PM // Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles: Shredder’s Revenge
Jaw-Breaking News! // TMNT: Shredder’s Revenge
Stage Theme 1 // Silver Surfer NES
Palmtree Panic // Sonic CD
Pressing Pursuit – Cross Examination // Ace Attorney 3
Nice In! / Nice Approach! — FLOOR BABA
Gladion — Neku
Green Grass Graduation // Mega Man Zero
Miniboss // Spark the Electric Jester
Split & Splat // Splatoon — remixed by Rocketchip, GameChops
Id Purpose // Fire Emblem — remixed by Blue Brew Music
DEEP SEA // Super Monkey Ball
Luna Ascension EX // Rivals of Aether
rb2_08x.mid // Re:Birth II – Romancing Saga Battle arrangement
Zelda_LttP_Light_World_Dungeon_Remix_dw.mid // A Link to the Past Light World Dungeon
Stay tuned because next week is more summer listening but with chill tracks!
continental drift: morocco
The drift is back!! For our first episode, we’re diving into the music of Morocco. Check out the playlist here, and the recoding on soundcloud here.
Morocco is located in Northern Africa, and is the 40th most populated country in the world, with a population of ~37 million people.
Gnawa is a traditional music style from Morocco, characterized by incantations and repetitive spiritual phrases: a sort of ritual poetry. The main instrument is a three-stringed bass lute, called the “gimbri”.
Gnawa segment:
Solenzara // Omar Khorshid
Laayoune Aaniya // Jil Jilala
Recently, Moroccan artists have combined elements of Gwana with rock, funk, pop, and rap styles popular around the world. Funk especially took a hold in Morocco in the 60s-80s. Record labels like Habibi Funk are reissuing African psych funk albums that would’ve otherwise been forgotten or inaccessible. Habibi Funk was started by Jannis Sturtz, who digs through local record collections of Northern Africa for his label.
Funk segment:
Bsslama Hbibti // Fadoul
Had to Come Back Wet // Roger Fakhr
La Danse de Nadia // Elias Rahbani
Jawa Jawa // Akale Wube
Ahl Jedba // Fadoul
Soudani // Gnawa Systeme
Haditouni // Douaa
Aflana // Attarazat Addahabia
Attarazat Addahabia (see left) is often credited for bringing funk to Morocco. This band at its largest had 14 members, including 3 generations from the same family. They achieved enough local prominence to build their own venue before setting off on a tour that made them famous for “marathon shows:” sometimes as long as 12 hours!
Funk is still prominent in the modern music of Morocco, as well as other global music styles.
Modern segment:
Mon amour // De.Ville
Sawt nsaa // Soultana
Gnawa Beat // Bab L’Bluz
Halfa // Zina Daoudia
That’s all for Morocco! Tune in next week for Peruvian beats!
