Malibu is a French electronic musician whose work sails between ambient and ethereal music.
Forever inspired by soft reverbed vocals and melodious chord progressions, Malibu’s music is an immersive nostalgic journey in a sea of synthetic strings and choirs.
This episode starts with a few throwback interview snippets from a 1988 documentary called “Subterraneans: A Portrait of Lansing Area Underground Music.” Hear from the ‘80s kids who attended basement shows … and some quotes from the local police who tried to shut ‘em down. This episode tears through two rare Michigan tape compilations — both played in-full. First up is 1986’s “Say ‘What’ To Michigan,” a lo-fi collection issued by the Placebo Effect Fanzine (came with a 8.5x11 zine). After that is 1987’s “My Scene Rules!” This underground time capsule was compiled in Battle Creek, Michigan and released via Burnt Cereal Mag Productions. To round out this special two-hour episode, other hilarious interview clips with locals are scattered throughout.
This episode starts with a few throwback interview snippets from a 1988 documentary called “Subterraneans: A Portrait of Lansing Area Underground Music.” Hear from the ‘80s kids who attended basement shows … and some quotes from the local police who tried to shut ‘em down. This episode tears through two rare Michigan tape compilations — both played in-full. First up is 1986’s “Say ‘What’ To Michigan,” a lo-fi collection issued by the Placebo Effect Fanzine (came with a 8.5x11 zine). After that is 1987’s “My Scene Rules!” This underground time capsule was compiled in Battle Creek, Michigan and released via Burnt Cereal Mag Productions. To round out this special two-hour episode, other hilarious interview clips with locals are scattered throughout.
Tracklist
“Subterraneans“Subterraneans
A Portrait Of Lansing Area Underground Music” (1988 Interview Clips)