Flammable wetlands

Led by Pimmon's scintillating On the Other Hand this Carbon Fire is (Flammable) & following yesterday's post on Sound&Fury (& the day before's Machinefabriek-guided stops by Tim Catlin & Adrian Klumpes), a quick overview of some of our other Australian enthusiasms & passions - besides The Necks, of course...

Streams of much of the outstanding Verona (Low Point) by what is quite possibly my favourite band in the world today, Spartak, & the second volume of the great New Weird Australia series below. Note also that those really fine Scissor Lock remixes are downloadable from his SoundCloud...

Note to self: follow-up needed to redress the glaring absence here of such greats as John Chantler/Lawrence English & Pedal, as well as the many Triosk splinters (especially the Adrian Klumpes/Shoeb Ahmad stuff), the Seaworthy collaboration with Fabio Orsi & much more, no doubt...

Previous coverage (Pimmon/Seaworthy) & here (Seaworthy) & here (Pedal/Seaworthy/Solo Andata) & here (Klumpes/Ahmad).



Pimmon > On the Other Hand this Carbon Fire is (Flammable) (from New Weird Australia Vol. 1, self-released)

Float Potion by Pimmon
live excerpt - 2009

Out By Holy Land (Pimmon remix)

South (Shoeb Ahmad remix)

North (Scissor Lock remix)
From the "forever unreleased" Scissor Lock album Now

Scissor Lock > Codify (from New Weird Australia Vol. 4, self-released)



The Waves To The Rails - Spartak

Tweezer - Spartak



Paul Fiocco > Torsions and Drifts (from New Weird Australia Vol. 2, self-released / Torsions & Drifts, Meupe)

Solo Andata - Loom
From the self-titled Solo Andata release on 12k

Together Apart by Solo Andata
From Fyris Swan through Hefty Records

Seaworthy > They’re Cicadas You Know? (from New Weird Australia Vol. 4, self-released)

Narawang Wetlands 7 February 2010 by Seaworthy
Recorded near shallow ephemeral pools within the Narawang Wetlands, Sydney Olympic Park





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BTR 'Blogger of the Week'

Improbably enough, Lend Me Your Ears is 'Blogger of the Week' on BreakThru Radio this week: have a listen & check out some new & refreshed posts. 

Plus in Thursday's 'The Anatomy of a Blogger': a Domino-dominated LMYE playlist, with some Hefty & Warp goodies too, & - in keeping with LMYE's 'an arbitrary succession of more or less irritating sounds' tag - an interview with me...

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More legitimate plunder (re-up)

A slightly warmer electronica, etc selection than yesterday's, again plundered from the surprisingly tasty music section of download.com...

NB: some tracks waved past LMYE 'nothing under a year old' stance due to legit giveaway status.

NB2: the slightly dodgy Schnauss included for its genius ending...

>Boards of Canada: Skyliner (from Trans Canada Highway, Warp)
>Digitonal: Snowflake Vectors (from The Centre Cannot Hold, Seed)
>Thomas Fehlmann: Lindt (from Lowflow, Plug Research)
>Matmos: Rainbow Flag (from Supreme Balloon, Matador)
>Ulrich Schnauss: On My Own (from A Strangely Isolated Place, City Centre Offices)
>Telefon Tel Aviv: When It Happens It Moves All By Itself (from Map Of What Is Effortless, Hefty)



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