My FM for reboot.fm and the world. Patric Catani, aka Candiehank contributes this 30 minute show.
http://candiehank.com
check it out:
http://radioswap.ulb.ac.be/get.php?id=001pr752
Author: dia
#36 Birthdata
The latest contribution by reboot.fm to radia. A exploration of the kafaesque file structures behind… Birthdata is a work by Marlena Corcoran.
55:10
get it at:
http://radioswap.ulb.ac.be/get.php?id=001pr704
Radia #26
Gegen Die Bridge
2/5 B-Z, aka Serhat Koksal produced this 55 minute mix-up. More details soon.
It can be found on the reboot.fm archive (.mp3) at
http://archive.reboot.fm/OMA/Container/International%20Magazines/RADIA/
second program, missing a title name!
Radia #17: The Wired Dudini Experiment!
the latest exploits from the Berlin artists, Kevin Blechdom & Heidi Mortenson. Including short interviews, lots of music and jammin in real time. Angie Reed, Scream Club and more. Lots of stuff from the latest wired night in Berlin.
Get it now at:
ftp://diana@resu5.ulb.ac.be:8021/radia/WIRED-DUDINI_FINAL.mp3
RADIA 08 – Holy Babble – New Berlin
Holy Babble – Glossolalia from the New Berlin
by Heinrich Dubel (DJ Officer, Officer) and Paul “Paulator” Paulun
The works of Dubel and Paulun on myths and mutations in popular
cultural and musical history – for example James Dean (his death and
his Porsche) and Michael Jackson (as demon-engine of pedophilia) – have
earned them a strong audience in the Berlin radio community.
In “Holy Babble” the psychodaemonic lingo of mythology is extracted
from the Bible’s Revelations, various song-texts and the abyssmal
imaginations of the authors, and injected into a
stream-of-consciosness-style set of electronica.
“Holy Babble” was produced at reboot.fm (Berlin/Germany, May 2005).
“The devil’s body is hard lyk yrn, his face is terrible.”
artist: Paul Paulun & Heinrich Dubel
radio station: reboot.fm, berlin
name: Holy Babble – Glossolalia from the New Berlin
description: thematic audio and spoken text
length: 50:38
comments: too short, lacking radia jingle, includes radia intro-outro, misses some ideal tracks, mainly