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KHARTOUM ARRIVALS W/ BASMA

Basma shares songs and stories from passings through Khartoum and beyond.

In Focus: Einstürzende Neubauten

Einstürzende Neubauten – thats pronounced Ein-stuur-zen-duh noi-bau-ten for all you non German speakers – means "Collapsing New Buildings". It's a name that will make sense to anyone familiar with the band, founded in 1980 by Blixa Bargeld and N.U. Unruh. It will make sense with regard to their sonics – often a cacophony of scrap metal, power tools and architectural detritus, ushering in an entirely new genre of industrial music. It will also make sense with regard to their outlook, which was one of ruthless iconoclasm, both for the musical lineage of the past, and the institutions of their present. This two hour mix of Einstürzende Neubauten's best music, selected by 150 Session.

Free Jazz Musique Concrete

Experimental musician Mitchel Van Dinther serves up jazz-adjacent and improvisatory oddities, from swirling psychedelic rock to unsettling drone…

Tracklist

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String Quartet ?
John McGuireJohn McGuire
Pulse Music III
JameszooJameszoo
Music For Bat Caves

JameszooJameszoo
Bugatti (Étude)
Roland KaynRoland Kayn
Intermodulation
Malcolm CecilMalcolm Cecil
Sun Song
Charles AmirkhanianCharles Amirkhanian
Loudspeakers (for Morton Feldman) (1988-1990)
Bob OstertagBob Ostertag
Wack
Bob Ostertag, Bob Ostertag, Otomo Yoshihide, Otomo Yoshihide, Justin Vivian BondJustin Vivian Bond
Coconut
Noah CreshevskyNoah Creshevsky
Cantiga
Charles DodgeCharles Dodge
Any Resemblance Is Purely Coincidental
John OswaldJohn Oswald
Fabulous
Charles AmirkhanianCharles Amirkhanian
Pet Hop Solo
If BwanaIf Bwana
Tiny Bladders
David BordenDavid Borden
Esty Point, Summer 1978
Kaija Saariaho, Kaija Saariaho, Pia Freund, Pia Freund, Gabriel Suovanen, Gabriel Suovanen, Tapiola Chamber Choir, Tapiola Chamber Choir, Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Finnish Radio Symphony Orchestra, Jukka-Pekka SarasteJukka-Pekka Saraste
Nymphea Reflection (2001)