Independent Music Podcast

Episode 200 is here but for regular listeners it's just another Independent Music Podcast. We have the usual trapse around the globe finding innovative, exciting music. So whether is Chilean techno from Tomás Urquieta, Arabic-Canadian experimentalism from Jerusalem In My Heart, or contemporary dance soundtracks from England's Sebastian Reynolds we have you covered. We also have stunning cello drone from Lucinda Chua, the electro reimaginings of classic jazz tracks from Etienne Jaumet, post punk from Collate, something mesmerising from Mildred Maude and a whole lot more. Tracklisting Sebastian Reynolds - Drum Pyramid (stereo mix) (self-release, UK) Vessel - Argo (For Maggie) (Triangle, UK) Pokus - Wizard (self-release, UK) Mildred Maude - CPA III (The Weird Beard Records, UK) Tomás Urquieta - La Sustancia de la Materia (Infinite Machine, Mexico) Lucinda Chua - Somebody Who (self-release, UK) Jerusalem In My Heart - Wa Ta'atalat Loughat Al Kalam (Part III + IV) (Constellation Records, Canada) Etienne Jaumet - C

Our last show before we hit the 200 episode milestone starts with us in Israel and the fuzzy sounds of the brilliant Hynom. From there we move into gorgeous accapella music from the much-missed Mountain Man, globe trotting dubstep, groovy psychedelia, dancehall, abstract electronics and techno. Tracklisting HYNOM - Beware of Pickpockets (Raash Records, Israel) Mountain Man - Stella (Bella Union, UK / Nonesuch Records, USA) Alter Echo & E3 meet Ishan Sound & Rider Shafique - Ah Mi Guide (Egoless remix) (Scotch Bonnet, UK) The Oscillation - Drop (Fuzz Club Records, UK) Moontribe - Osmium (Fortuna Records, UK) The Field - Who Goes There? (Kompakt, Germany) Parly B & Mr Benn - Gwarn Go Bathe (Nice Up! Records, UK) David Allred - The Garden (Erased Tapes, USA) Brassfoot - Surfing on Haemoglobin (Don’t Be Afraid Recordings, UK) Support us on Patreon: patreon.com/independentmusicpodcast

Back on normal duty this week, and what a selection we have: from the opening from the irrepressible Bristol duo Giant Swan through to "Leeds' answer to Melt-Banana" in the closer from Guttersnipe. In between those delicious bookends we have a lot of tasty morsels, including the beautiful soundtrack from E.M.M.A., depression-busting sounds from Madagascar by Damily, the first record in five years from Austria's Soap&Skin, delicate Mexican drone from Alejandro Morse, the new JK Flesh and a lot more. Tracklisting Giant Swan - IANAH (Whities, UK) Hen Ogledd - Problem Child (Weird World Recordings, UK) E.M.M.A. - Liberty (Pastel Prism, UK) Soap&Skin - Italy & (This is) Water (PIAS Recordings, UK) Beans - Midnight (Hello L.A., France) Damily - Malay Nama (Les Disques Bongo Joe, Switzerland) JK Flesh - Genetics (Electric Deluxe, Netherlands) Randall Dunn - Something About That Night (Figureight Records, USA) Alejandro Morse - Farewell Twilight Bird (Umor Rex, Mexico) Guttersnipe - Loaded From Vector Tra

Recorded live at Milhões de Festa, this week's show has the usual blend of excellent new music from the farthest reaches of experimental sounds. The idyllic setting is matched by the new track from New Zealand's Orchestra of Spheres, less so than the morbid techno of Thailand's Pisitakun. Elsewhere we have new hiphop from Queens D.Light, the new one from our favourite swines Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs, Indonesian experimentation and the first track from the long-awaited Jun Kamoda LP.  Tracklisting Orchestra of Spheres - Koudede (Fire Records, UK) Pisitakun - SOSLEEP01 (Chinabot, UK) Magnétophonique - Bon Voyage (Not Not Fun, USA) Queens D.Light - Flavor of Green (self-release, USA) Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs - GNT (Rocket Recordings, UK) Ulwalmassa - Untitled 02 (Linear Perspective, Indonesia) Graham Massey & Umut Çağlar - Appian (Samarbeta, UK) Angels Die Hard - Tears of the Cobra (Jesus Factory Records, UK) HHY & The Macumbas - Wilderness of Glass (House of Mythology, UK) Jun Kamoda

Modern classical seems to be the order of podcast 196. We kick things off with Roberto Musci and Giovanni Venosta's collaboration using plunderphonics. We also have New Orleans modern classical artist Elizabeth Joan Kelly, Yarn Wire, and beautiful music from Tiny Leaves.  Elsewhere there's folk, bleak goth metal, techno, and the latest from podcast favourite Shit & Shine. Tracklisting Roberto Musci & Giovanni Venosta - Dusty Zebra (Soave Records, Italy) Kristin McClement - Love Doesn't Have To Come At Such A Price (self release, UK) Dengue Dengue Dengue - Semillero (ft Mikongo) (On the Corner Records, UK) Popera Cosmic - Poursuite (Finders Keepers Records, UK) Turantula - Llanyblodwel (Concretetapes, UK) Esben & the Witch - The Unspoilt (Seasons of Mist, USA) Tiny Leaves - The Fullness of Things (Pegdoll Records, UK) Shit & Shine - Yeah I'm On Acid (Rocket Recordings, UK) Elizabeth Joan Kelly - Electropop Swimming Pool Gymnopedie (self release, USA) Yarn Wire - Vermillion Becomes Cobalt (North

A little special episode for you this week as Gareth and Anthony look forward to the excellent Portugese festival Milhões de Festa. It happens 6-9 September in the beautiful town of Barcelos and has a killer line-up, including the first ever live recording of the Independent Music Podcast. On this show, ten tracks from artists on the bill: Pharoah Overlord - I Drove All Night By My Solar Stomp (Ektro Records, Finland) 700 Bliss - Ring the Alarm (Don Giovanni Records, USA) Os Tubarões - Stranger Ê un Ilusão (Sons D'Africa, Portugal) Miss Red - Murder (self-release, Israel) Afrodeutsche - And! (Skam Records, UK) Kink Gong - Hit Qin Qin (Discrepant, UK) Electric Wizard - Black Mass (Rise Above Records, UK) Gazelle Twin - Belly of the Beast (Anti-Ghost Moon Ray, UK) The Evil Usses - Preop Pop (Stolen Body Records, UK) UKAEA - The Rake, The Loam (Extreme Ultimate Recordings, UK) Get more information on Milhões de Festa: http://www.milhoesdefesta.com/en/

From 111 year old whistling music to bang up-to-date Japanese dub, it's fair to say that this week's podcast is eclectic. We have a sample of the 56-minute opus from The Necks, experimental hiphop from Kommerzklaus, Tanzanian singeli from Bamba Pana, acid house from Roy of the Ravers, indie rock from Sauna Youth, extremely good Welsh pop from Accü and more. Tracklisting The Necks - Body (excerpt) (Northern Spy Records, USA) Kommerzklaus - Being Lovesick at War (Prrrrrrr Records, Germany) Al Vomano - Mayon - The Grave of Love (self-release, UK) Bamba Pana - Agaba Kibati (Nyege Nyege Tapes, Uganda) Sauna Youth - Percentages (Upset the Rhythm, UK) Roy of the Ravers - Supremacy Royale (Acid Waxa, UK) Nzamba & G36 - Vex (Pressure Records, Germany) Alice J. Shaw - In Venice (Canary Records, USA) Perhaps - The Number of the Priest (Riot Season Records, UK) Accü - Am Sêr (Libertino Records, UK) Support the podcast on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/independentmusicpodcast  

Grime veteran D Double E finally has his first LP coming out and it kicks us off in fine style. Elsewhere on the show there's Brazilian noise from Deafkids, Mumdance's new metal direction with Bliss Signal - his collaboration with Altar of Plagues' James Kelly, the latest from hiphop stalwart Jeremiah Jae and more. Tracklisting D Double E - Back Then (Bluku Music, UK) Deafkids - Espiral da Loucura (Neurot Recordings, USA) Snapped Ankles - Tailpipe (The Leaf Label, UK) Kathryn Joseph - From When I Wake the Want Is (Rock Action Records, UK) Bliss Signal - Bliss Signal (Profound Lore Records, Canada) Get The Blessing - If It Can It Will (Kartel Music Group, UK) Tarawangsawelas - Tetap Terbit (Morphine Records, Germany) Jeremiah Jae - All Me (ft Karenbe) (Hit + Run, USA) Norvis Junior - Not Normal (New Math Records, USA)

This week we have a stunning selection of leftfield electronic music. Not only is there a new record from Aphex Twin, but stunning Mexican electronics from IntiNahual and the brilliant new record from Brandt Brauer Frick's Daniel Brandt. We also have Anna Meredith's rework of Antonio Vivaldi's Four Seasons, a collaboration between Throwing Snow and Wil Plowman under the Swaabi Maa moniker to celebrate the birthday of their A Future Without Records, and lots of good music from Portugal, Niger and beyond.

If you think 10 new music recommendations per week is worth buying us one beer a month, support us on Patreon. This week's show has a lorra psych in it. From the opening riffs of Japanese band Kikagaku Moyo through to metal psych of Kurokuma, there's a lot of tasty colours on show here. Also from Japan we have gqom-inspired bass music from Mars89, there's some detective jazz out of Salford with The Crime Scene Ensemble, stunning avant-garde folk from Sealionwoman, and a gorgeous ending from Alexander Tuck

Every week the Independent Music Podcast brings you new music for your adventurous ears. To support the podcast and get bonus episodes, please join us on Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/independentmusicpodcast This week's show brings you the unbelievable new collaboration between Jlin and Wayne McGregor's contemporary choreography show 'Autobiography', we also have experimental folk from Germany, rock noise, smooth hip hop and a whole lotta exploratory electronic sounds. Tracklisting Warmduscher - I Go

Congolese power showers, gnarly metal, and beautiful, stunning folk music pepper this week's podcast. In amongst the usual blend of conscious hiphop, abstract and experimental electronics, and avant garde Japanese jazz. We have the latest from long-time favourite Bass Clef as well as new music from across the globe. Tracklisting RP Boo - Earth's Battle Dance (Planet Mu, UK) KOKOKO! - Azo Toke (ICI) Hekla - Muddle (Phantom Limb, UK) Micall Parknsun & Mr Thing - Still At It (Village Live, UK) Tomb Mold - Ma

After the chilled week last week, we're unashamedly throwing bangers at you on this week's pod. The brutal, brilliant pop sounds of SOPHIE kick us off, as we travel through stunning sounds from Khalab's new record, a new Ugandan record label releasing heavy bass sounds, Lewisham grime fro Flohio, and Polish experimental music from Edinburgh. Tracklisting SOPHIE - Ponyboy (Transgressive Records, UK) Khalab - Black Noise (feat. Tenesha the Wordsmith) (On the Corner Records, UK) Slows - A Great Big Smile Fro

Back from our Bulgarian excursion we've got a whole load of good stuff waiting for you. We've got alternative rock stylings of Birmingham's Dorcha alongside experimental sounds of Ben Vince. We have legendary techno producer Samuel Kerridge's new track, mutant jungle from Sophia Loizou, a surprising folk project from Roger Robinson, reggae from Parly B, hiphop, Latvian experimentation and loads more. Tracklisting Dorcha - Bruiser (self-release, UK) Samuel Kerridge - Silent Notes (Downwards, UK) Ben Vince

With the boys out on a Bulgarian beach celebrating their friends' nuptials, we're taking you back to this time last year when we had jazz from Ireland alongside US psych from Moon Duo, garage from Howlin’ Banana Records’ Dusty Mush, the latest from Uganda’s Nyege Nyege Tapes, the brilliant Stand High Patrol have a new track. We also have drone, electro, indie and a charity repress from Coil Tracklisting Fixity – What Wrong (self-release, Ireland) Moon Duo – Boppers Hat (Sacred Bones Records, USA

After last week's smooth funk openers, let's get a little more brutal shall we? Raw Ambassador's Mental Disorder track is as intense as the artist name and title would suggest, and it takes brave ears to get through that. But persist and (more) rewards are forthcoming - the outstanding collaboration between Aidan Moffat and RM Hubbert for one, and Marlowe - the L'Orange and Solemn Brigham collaboration - for another. Elsewhere we have a mix of the good stuff - get involved. Tracklisting Raw Ambassador - M

This week's podcast starts off of the funky side, with smooth jazz funk from The Comet is Coming-affiliated Soccer96 and Henry Wu's Kamaal Williams. We get as nasty as usual though, with Miss Red and The Bug's latest, giallo disco from Parasols, and the mesmerising Batu record on XL. Elsewhere we have the latest from Brazilian samba legend Elza Soares, gorgeous music from Filho da Mãe, pop hip hop from Sen Morimoto and a whole lot more... Tracklisting Soccer96 - Harmonious Monk (Slowfoot Records, UK) Kam

Dark, dangerous music on this week's podcast as the guys bring along twisted sounds from thrash punk to industrial techno to epic goth drone. It's almost relieving when we get Streets of Rage invoking Korean electronics of Pal Hwang Dan, the new one from Gazelle Twin, and Pye Corner Audio moniker Head Technician Tracklisting Idris Ackamoor & the Pyramids - A Message to my People (Strut, UK) Gazelle Twin - Hobby Horse (Anti-Ghost Moon Ray, UK) Head Technician - First Pour (Ecstatic Recordings, UK) Nat Birc

Anthony has been very ill this week (please send flowers, love, and lemsip) so we're going to look back at where we were this time last year. On episode 140 we were very excited by Ugandan dance music, Romanian electronics, and Surgeon. Not much has changed really... Tracklisting Disco Vumbi – Didi at Night (Nyege Nyege Tapes, Uganda) Twenty-three Hanging Trees – II (self-release, UK) Jun Kamoda – Blind Disco (Black Acre Records, UK) Mary Epworth – Me Swimming (Sunday Best, UK) Drahla – Fictiona

This week's pod has Gareth and Anthony in fine fettle. Lengthy tracks from Sudanese tambour artist Abu Obaida Hassan, Earth legend Dylan Carlson, and London jazz staple Emanative punctuate a show full of dark doom, Estonian synth pop, blistering Lithuanian techno, crete experimentation, and a whole lot more. Tracklisting Abu Obaida Hassan & His Tambour - Qamar Al Massa (Moon of the Night) (Ostinato Records, USA) Dylan Carlson - Conquistador (Sargent House, USA) Dreems - Shark Water (Le Temps Perdu, Lithua