Merry Psychic Tuesday!!!
This episode of PTR finds us conducting a Sit+Listen session, in which we experience a masterpiece of an album from start to finish! This time around, it’s the sultry heat haze tumbleweed moan of Ry Cooder’s excellent soundtrack to Wim Wenders’ 1985 sensational slow burner film Paris, Texas!
As always,
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Merry Psychic Tuesday!!!
On this episode of PTR, we’ll be ringing in the Season of the Sun with a red hot mood set full of hazy heat-themed tunes to get you mentally prepared for one fiery hot Summer!
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Merry Psychic Tuesday!!!
This episode of PTR finds us shining a light on Birmingham’s own Domesticatrix, whose music is a tantalizing blend of hard hitting 80s-influenced industrial noise while also hitting the warm spots of Digital Hardcore and Electroclash. Domesticatrix’s own Francine Ulla will be our in-studio guest, discussing her soundz and the inspiration behind them!
As always,
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Merry Psychic Tuesday!!!
This PTR episode finds us taking a trip back to those hazy LSD-tinged days of the mid-1960s when psychedelic rock pioneers Pink Floyd were just setting sail, with their charismatic yet reluctant captain, Syd Barrett at the helm, leading them into uncharted sonic seas!
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Merry Psychic Tuesday!!!
On this episode of PTR, we’re celebrating both the arrival (5/22) and ascension (5/30) of space Jazz deity, SUN RA by indulging in a tribute chock -full of wonderful cover versions of his holy music!
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Merry Psychic Tuesday!!!
This episode of PTR finds us conducting another Sit+Listen session, in which we experience a legendary album in its entirety! This time, special guest Kristi Houk and Paul take in the lush and complex melancholia of Beth Gibbons (Portishead) and her incredible debut solo release Lives Outgrown!
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Merry Psychic Tuesday!!!
This episode of PTR finds us paying tribute to the late, great Steve Albini by indulging in Big Black, whose aggressive and abrasive music was characterized by distinctively clanky guitars and the use of a drum machine rather than a drum kit : elements that foreshadowed industrial rock. HUGE thanks to Keith Goodwin for compiling this feature!
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