Ep. 291 w/ Earthen Sea and Astrid Øster Mortensen.
Jacob Long has been crafting Earthen Sea material since the early 2000s. He gradually graduated from limited-edition cassettes to releases on Ital's Lover's Rock and Nicolas Jaar's Other People imprints, before linking up with the evergreen label Kranky in 2017. His third album for Kranky, Ghost Poems, comes out next week. We celebrate with an hour of music built as spring emerges around him in Brooklyn, full of contrasts between light and decay.
Astrid Øster Mortensen is a Denmark-born, Sweden-based experimentalist and musician, and is responsible for some of the most beautiful music around. This includes last year's Gro Mig En Blomst LP, and the recent album Skærgårdslyd, both rough-hewn and deeply personal journeys through the Gothenburg archipelago. She shares a hushed and haunting mix in the second half.
AMM - What Is There In Uselesness To Cause You Distress?
raksha mancham - the way to the abyss
Ryoji Ikeda - Data.Matrix
Ray Diode - The Dear Departed
Slawek Kwi, Siobhàn Mcdonald - Lava Samples
Telepherique - Abenddämmerung
The Books - IDKT
Delia Derbyshire & Barry Bermange - Light. Everywhere is Light
Terry Riley+Don Cherry 4tet - Descending Moonshine Dervishes
Thanasis Kaproulias - The Insolence Of A Poppy
tont - Koidab
Justin Bennet - Ovipool
Velehentor - Otorten II
Zoviet France - [untitled]
Zoät·Aon - Flesh Treasury
KMRU - time of day
Jefre Cantu-Ledesma - Agate Beach
Hybryds - Icarus
Het Zweet - 2
Delia Derbyshire & Barry Bermange - It's Just Like Going to Sleep
Halo Manash - IV
Dusk Sunlight - Seraphic Abomination
Dziga Vertov - Radio Pravda
Beyond Sensory Experience vs. Kenji Siratori - Intermezzo
Axon Neuron/Vagwa - Lohe II: In Memoriam
Aporea - Verses for St. Prochorus of Pčinja
Chinese Hackers - Chimes
Gia Margaret - body
Croatian Amor - Eden 1.1
Midori Takada - Catastrope Σ
Pauline Oliveros - The Roots Of The Moment V
Delia Derbyshire & Barry Bermange - Falling
Xiu Xiu - Falling
On this weeks Thursday Wire, Tuva’a talks to Andrew Little in his weekly chat with the Health Minister. They spoke about flu vaccines.
Emilia looks at the unrest in Sri Lanka and the latest IPCC report which says ‘it’s now or never’ to prevent a climate catastrophe.
And Joe speaks about what works in co-designed Indigenous youth programmes as well as the state of student homes as we approach the colder part of the year.
Today is World Health Day, and with New Zealand approaching its colder seasons, health at this point in time is imperative. Joe had the opportunity to speak to Dr Kimberley O’Sullivan, a senior research fellow in the Department of Public Health at Te Whare Wānanga o Otāgo ki Pōneke University of Otago, Wellington about the state of student flats, energy usage, and how it impacts students' health
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