Show playlist,10PM - Midnight, Monday 25th june 2012.

The Cosmos Made Conscious (Radio Show, 102.6 Sine fm, Doncaster)

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Another week and another collection of only the very finest tracks from 100% organic musicians. All musicians featured on the Cosmos Made Conscious are free to roam, (Actually some are in prison and others are dead) their songs are caught in gilded nets by hyperactive teenagers before being bottled and sent to us for the purpose of pumping them out into the airwaves for your pleasure.


Album Of The Week,



Kill For Love By Chromatics.

Kill For Love is the fourth studio album from the Chromatics. The album features the tracks "Kill for Love", "Candy" and "Into the Black".

Chromatics is an American electronic music band from Portland, Oregon, formed in 2001. The band consists of Ruth Radelet (vocals), Adam Miller (guitar), Nat Walker (drums), and Johnny Jewel (producer, multi-instrumentalist). The band's latest album, Kill for Love, was released March 26, 2012.
The band originally featured a trademark sound indebted to punk and lo-fi that was described as "noisy" and "chaotic". After numerous lineup changes, which left guitarist Adam Miller as the sole original member, the band signed to the Italians Do It Better record label.

Chromatics gained recognition for their song "Tick of the Clock" which was featured in the heralded Drive film and soundtrack, a feature film released September 2011 by director Nicolas Winding Refn. In December 2011, Johnny Jewel and Nat Walker released Symmetry, what was described as their "most ambitious project to date: a sprawling, 37-track, two-hour collection of cinematic noir-electro" featuring contributions from Chromatics and other Italians Do It Better acts Glass Candy, Desire and Mirage.

On October 23, 2011 Chromatics released the title track from their upcoming album, Kill for Love. Reviews described the new single as a "really hypnotizing, fascinating song that will definitely get you psyched for the record - Ruth Radalet warmly croons her sweet, cryptic confessional lyrics while her band effortlessly weaves a bubbling, dreamy, New Order-esque soundscape."


First up is, Lady.

These Streets Will Never look The Same,

Into The Black,

Show Playlist,

Blood Bank, 4:45, Bon Iver, Blood Bank, Alternative. 

Two Weeks, 4:03, Grizzly Bear, Veckatimest, Alternative. 

BACK FROM THE GRAVE, 3:43, Chromatics, Kill For Love, Other. 

Take it (master), 4:59, Holy Balm, It's You.  

Ohye Atar Gyan, 6:07, Ebo Taylor, Life Stories: Highlife & Afrobeat Classics 1973-1980 Disc 2, World. 

A Roundabout Way, 3:24, Whalebones, Whalebones, Pop. 

THESE STREETS WILL NEVER LOOK THE SAME, 8:36, Chromatics Kill For Love, Other. 

OK Pal, 3:58, M83, Hurry Up, We're Dreaming Disc 2, Alternative. 

Tidal Wave, 4:18, Husky, Forever So, Alternative.
 
So Long, 3:54, Fruit Bats, Tripper, Alternative.
 
AT YOUR DOOR, 3:53, Chromatics, Kill For Love, Other.
 
Two Like Us, 3:52, Doug Paisley, Golden Embers, Pop.


Hope ya enjoyed the show.

Show playlist,10PM - 11PM GMT, Monday 18th June 2012.

The Cosmos Made Conscious (Radio Show, 102.6 Sine fm, Doncaster)

Hit the link below for our latest podcast,

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Another week and another collection of only the very finest tracks from 100% organic musicians. All musicians featured on the Cosmos Made Conscious are free to roam, ( Actually some are in prison and others are dead ) their songs are caught in gilded nets by hyperactive teenagers before being bottled and sent to us for the purpose of pumping them out into the airwaves for your pleasure.

Album of the Week,



Bloom By Beach House.

 In one way or another Beach House records have always been about the essence of things. Their self-titled first record was characterised by simplicity: ticking drum machines, keys and electric guitar acted as lone backdrops for deceptively simple pop songs.

Tracks from that record, like Apple Orchard and Tokyo Witch, burned off any possible excesses and let melodies sit just so. On first blush Bloom is striking with its expanse and depth; but even in this more detailed surrounding Beach House are still after the same ideas of economy.

Opener Myth pirouettes on elementary percussion and a sparkling guitar line. A head of steam gathers slowly, becoming more textured and wild by increments. So that when Victoria Legrand finishes up the first chorus, singing "Let you know I'm not the only one," the rug is pulled out and the emptiness is all the more startling.

Even though parts of this song – and others on Bloom – can feel quite free-range, there's a solid construction to the way Beach House unravel such pieces. They tug in just the right directions, which can make for quite a deceptive listen. It's easy to be carried along by Bloom's easy sense of beauty, and much harder to trap exactly what it is that makes the record so charming.

The answer lies in small moments and tectonic rubs: the overlapping vocal at the end of Lazuli; Lagrand sliding The Hours into ecstasy late on; or the weightless guitar interlude in New Year. In truth, there are too many such moments to list, and it's probably more fun to discover them yourself. Those small workings of Bloom might not stick out at first but gently push songs towards blissful resolutions that somehow don't feel manipulative or at all corny.　

It might sound strange but after spending time with the record what Bloom most calls to mind is macro photography. An extreme close-up shot often reveals hidden depths and textures of familiar subjects. So too with Beach House on this record; guitar lines are blown up, Legrand's vocals are heady and intense, while melodies reveal like time-lapse videos.

Once you manage to pull away from Bloom's magnified scenery and consider the record as a whole it's difficult to think of it as anything other than its makers’ best work so far.


First up, Lazuli.

 

Myth.

Show Playlist.

Chin, 4:36, Sleep Party People, We Were Drifting On A Sad Song, Rock. 

Henrietta, 4:39, Yeasayer, Fragrant World, Rock. 

Lazuli, 5:02, Beach House, Bloom, Pop.
 
Island, Is, 4:09, Volcano Choir, Unmap, Alternative.

Swaggs, 3:51, Mount Carmel, Real Women, Pop.
 
Rosalee 9:06, The Chris Robinson Brotherhood, Big Moon Ritual, Rock.
 
Other People, 4:25, Beach House, Bloom, Pop.
 
Petition, 3:12, Tennis, Young and Old, Other.
 
Beneath Wild Wings, 4:17, Howlin Rain, The Russian Wilds, Alternative.
 
Jackie Blue, 4:52, AM/Shawn Lee, Celestial Electric, Pop.
 
The Hours, 4:12, Beach House, Bloom, Pop.
 
You Never Know, 2:45, Hiss Golden Messenger, Lord I Love the Rain.


Hope ya enjoyed the show.  

Show playlist,10PM - 11PM GMT, Monday 11th June 2012.

The Cosmos Made Conscious (Radio Show, 102.6 Sine fm, Doncaster)

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Another week and another collection of only the very finest tracks from 100% organic musicians. All musicians featured on the Cosmos Made Conscious are free to roam, ( Actually some are in prison and others are dead )  their songs are caught in gilded nets by hyperactive teenagers before being bottled and sent to us for the purpose of pumping them out into the airwaves for your pleasure.



Album of the week,



Fear Fun by father John Misty, (J Tillman)


Joshua Tillman (born May 3, 1981) is an American folk singer, guitarist and songwriter. He is also the former drummer for the Philadelphia-based band Saxon Shore (2001 to 2004) and the Seattle-based band Fleet Foxes (2008 to 2012). He departed the Fleet Foxes to focus on his solo album under the moniker Father John Misty. Tillman has maintained a steady output of solo recordings since 2004 and has toured the US and Europe extensively with Pacific Northwest artists such as Damien Jurado, Jesse Sykes, and David Bazan.

Western Vinyl writes about Joshua's career: "J. Tillman moved to Seattle in 2004 after dropping out [of] college where he was studying god-knows-what. Upon moving there he found a job working at a bakery, where he was allowed to record at night before his 4:30AM shift began. This led to a cassette that maybe 20 people heard, one of whom was Seattle legend Damien Jurado. Damien brought Tillman on tour about a year later, where every night he wowed audiences into exclaiming things like, 'Who is this weird mumbly kid' and/or 'Get off the stage.' Tillman would continue to tour through the US and Europe regardless of 'audiences', 'interest' and 'total lack of promotion or booking agencies'


Heres the Man in action at No Direction Home festival with Only Son of the Ladies Man.

Nancy From Now On, Official Video.

Show Playlist.

Murderous Joy, 4:46, Carter Tanton, Freeclouds, Alternative.

Old Friend, 4:02, Caveman, CoCo Beware, Alternative.

Funtimes In Babylon, 3:40, Father John Misty, Fear Fun, Pop.

Message on the wire, 2:46, Sweet Lights, Sweet Lights.
 
Raw Umber/Twilight, 5:57, Walls, Coracle Disc 1, Dance.

Nancy From Now On, 3:54, Father John Misty, Fear Fun, Pop.

Forget The Song, 3:38, Beachwood Sparks, The Tarnished Gold.
 
Other People, 4:25, Beach House, Bloom, Pop.

Pulse, 4:46, I Break Horses, Hearts, Alternative.

Only Son of the Ladiesman, 4:09, Father John Misty, Fear Fun. Pop.

Close To Me, 5:03, Sophia Knapp, Into the Waves.  
 
Hope ya enjoyed the show.

Show playlist,10PM - 11PM GMT, Monday 4th June 2012.

The Cosmos Made Conscious (Radio Show, 102.6 Sine fm, Doncaster)

Hit the link below for our latest podcast,

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We have recently hit a tiny blip and due to issues both real and fictional we have had to drop our show to one hour. we could argue that this makes this show all the more rare and beautiful, so listen in for a cool collection of tunes all made right here on earth for your listening pleasure.

This was our, No Direction Home Festival special. below are some videos featuring some of the artists that played the Welbeck Abbey Estate. The videos May or not be from the Event.


lets start with a little Moon Duo, with their excellent track Mazes.

Richard Hawley with Standing at the Sky's Edge.

Andrew Bird with Give It Away.

Father John Misty with Hollywood Forever Cemetery Sings.

Gruff Rhy's with Sensations in the Dark.

Peaking Lights with Amazing And Wonderful.

Mikal Cronin with Get Along.

Hope You enjoyed some off these specially chosen tracks because they are all for you.



Show Playlist,

Mazes, 5:07, Moon Duo, Mazes, Alternative.

Default, 3:06, Django Django, Django Django, Other.

Tall Buildings (Radio Edit), 3:39, Diagrams, Tall Buildings.
 
Seek It, 5:11, Richard Hawley, Standing At the Sky's Edge, Rock.

Lazy Projector, 4:59, Andrew Bird, Break it Yourself, Other.

Shark Ridden Waters, 4:23, Gruff Rhys, Hotel Shampoo, Pop.

Hollywood Forever Cemetery Sings, 3:11, Father John Misty, Fear Fun, Pop.

Tamer Animals, 4:08, Other Lives, Tamer Animals, Alternative.

Amazing and Wonderful, 5:29, Peaking Lights, 936, Alternative.

Ashen Snow, 5:13, Dirty Three, Toward the Low Sun, Rock.

Get Along, 3:54, Mikal Cronin, Mikal Cronin, Pop.

The Ocean, 5:37, Richard Hawley, Cole's Corner, Rock.

Show playlist,10PM - 11PM GMT, Monday 28th May 2012.

The Cosmos Made Conscious (Radio Show, 102.6 Sine fm, Doncaster)

Hit the link below for our latest podcast,

http://www.sinefm.com/a_z_of_shows/the_cosmos_made_conscious

We have recently hit a tiny blip and due to issues both real and fictional we have had to drop our show to one hour. we could argue that this makes this show all the more rare and beautiful, so listen in for a cool collection of tunes all made right here on earth for your listening pleasure.


Album of the week,



Aufheben By The Brian Jonestown Massacre.

Aufheben or Aufhebung is a German word with several seemingly contradictory meanings, including "to lift up", "to abolish", or "to sublate".The term has also been defined as "abolish," "preserve," and "transcend." In philosophy, aufheben is used by Hegel to explain what happens when a thesis and antithesis interact. A brand new album by the Brian Jonestown Massacre , recorded in Berlin in Anton Newcombe s studio & the infamous East German Radio Station Studio East Featuring Matt Hollywood an original member of the band. It also features Will Carruthers (Spacemen 3 , Spritualized) , Constatine Karlis (Dimmer), & Thibault Pesenti (Rockcandys) . Plus vocal performances by Eliza Karmasalo (in Finnish) This album brings the traditional Brian Jonestown Massacre sound mixed with eastern influences & bringing it up to date with the benefit of all the additional weirdness that's been discovered in the past 40 years.

viholliseni maalla,

Seven Kinds of wonderful,

Show Playlist,


LADY, 5:08, Chromatics, Kill For Love, Other.

Viholliseni Maalla, 4:37, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Aufheben, Pop.

Lion In Winter Pt. 2, 3:37, Lower Dens, Nootropics, Pop.

Big Mouth U.S.A, 3:20, Wooden Wand, Briarwood, Other.

Signs & Signifiers, 4:46, JD McPherson, Signs & Signifiers, Rock.

Illuminomi, 3:49, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Aufheben, Pop.

Tell Me (What's On Your Mind), 3:36, Allah-Las, Tell Me (What's On Your Mind) - EP, Alternative Rock.

Thanks and Praise, 8:23, M. Geddes Gengras/Sun Araw/The Congos Frkwys, Vol. 9: Sun Araw and M. Geddes Gengras, Meet the Congos Disc 1, Pop.

Dream Over, 3:40, Pure X, Pleasure, Alternative.

Seven Kinds Of Wonderful, 5:21, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Aufheben, Pop.

Waswasa, 5:26, Six Organs of Admittance, Ascent. 

Stretching Out, 3:27, Lightships, Electric Cables, Alternative.