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The Beetle - Richard Marsh > late-Victorian horror which, for the first book, is amazing in it's depiction of the grotesque scenario, but Book Two settles into a more normal, but quiet enjoyable, adventure.

Great book, that. Really captures the attitude of 'grunts'. And the whole madness of the war.

Untitled project involving text & collage. Plunderphonic prose project. & 'Titles For Nothing' > sample: Chrome Twist Leg Marathon Anti-gravity Adding Machine Equation Tornado Sketch Breath Cauterised Enigma...

The King and I Rodgers & Hammerstein are not a new dubstep duo. Right song and dance on themes of slavery, sexual equality, race and cultural conflict etcetera, etcetera...

Lightweight.... :rolleyes: ;)

Thanks, You - keeps me off the streets - then again, perhaps I should get out more - ;)

Warning: features Mantovani Also Shackleton, The Binary Collective, Alva Noto and others...

Watched Walkabout last night - very much of it's time, ie 'trippy' in places, compelling also, although the tree-trunk-as-fanny moment was comically obvious, and the meteoroligsts episode is plain odd ('comic' upskirt obsession?) - what was Roeg on?

Saw that via ubuweb - love the old notebook.

Nicely horrible, as opposed to horribly nice? ;) Aimed for atmosphere rather than too much wham-bam 'shocker' material, but you know, I always think I could have done this or that better - such is the nature of creating anything.

Great stuff Oliver - track list would be appreciated. Well done!

Cheers Mr Tea. Looking forward to yours.

Shuffle: Mars Reflector - JJ Perrey Old Dark House - Wilshire & Cheshire Conquistador - Yesterday's New Quintet One Guitar - No Noise Reduction Cap IV - Autechre Memory 60 - The Caretaker Electronic Medication - Ekoplekz ............................................................&...

Charlie Brooker's spot on 10 O'Clock Live is just about the best thing on telly right now. His recent stab at the Daily Mail journo's 'I'm too beautiful' fiasco was classic. Watched a classic Alan Partridge last night; the one where he meets his no.1 fan - reminded me of how great that series was.

Yes, a mixed bag, but a few goodies on there. Not easy reading, though. ;) http://includemeout2.blogspot.co.uk/2012/04/personal-space-electronic-soul-1974.html Just finished Scamp by Roland Camberton - worth it for descriptions of London life circa 1950...bohemia, bums, lunatics & literary...

Thanks, You. The DS track is 'live' with inbuilt distortion that I couldn't do anything about, unfortunately.

Here you go... http://www.mediafire.com/?qv4mcfjr1ylgc4i

Bruno Nicolai, Demdike Stare, Monolake...etc