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weird illuminati symbol at Lord Mayor's parade in London today - which buggered up my cycle south of the river

Yes - and he had 27 million people in attendance

Friday night’s Crazy Stitch playback - quite a beats-driven show with some techno, amapiano, baile funk, footwork, instrumental grime and batida. But there’s also lots of other stuff in there - give it a listen (well, it’s up to you obviously)

It’s available here….

Here’s the recording of last night’s show - back to the usual format - went through some twisted soul, baile funk, new drill, classic techno & garage, UK funky, raï, kwaito, dub metal, Kerry noise, new age, sound art and some live Hackney fireworks at the start.

My contribution to Repeater-Radio.com’s Halloween weekend. The show starts off with a 30 minute hauntology sound piece, I originally made/performed in Berlin in 2011 but updated for this. For the rest-there’s the usual mix across the genres, with strange, woozy or horror themes. With me trying...

…will do a Repeater radio show to 15 people

Last night’s Crazy Stitch show where I got Carl Stone on for an interview and guest mix. Speaking from his Tokyo home, we discussed his latest work, the effect of lockdown, our favourite Adele song, radio, and his approach to finding samples. His mix is pretty stunning. In my own bit, I played...

Carl Stone joins me on Friday...

Last night’s show - fully mastered here. Thanks to Chris Bailiff of Position Normal who gave a little interview and sent his guest mix over by Volvo from Malmo - with a combination of some of his favourite sentimental tunes and snippets of new Position Normal material to be released soon. My...

I missed this - that shit'll have to wait until next week

Rat-a-tat-tat from my gat Swing, swing, swing with my baseball bat

last night’s Stitch - great to have Dollar Pickle involved with with guest mix and interview - bringing us “culchie surrealism” from North Kerry (Eire). Also some reconnected grime royalty, Tanzanian singeli, Martin Rev impersonations, Brasiliere pop, Cameroonian garage fuck, Hillfields Ama...

Unlikely to be the case (re: saying something interesting) with me - but yes, I also notice this with others

I lived in Leeds too - had a big inferiority complex to Manchester, but seemed to have its own musical relationship to different scenes in America (DC, LA especially) which set it apart slightly (again ftr, I’m taking way back)

Nottingham is strange one - I lived there for 3 years in the 90s and it was definitely a place where music was appreciated - some great record shops especially, but yes not much bandwidth in terms of artists/bands (though I suppose they have Sleaford Mods now)