Show playlist,10PM - 11PM, Monday 10th September 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

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 over the airwaves for your personal pleasure.

Album Of the Week,



In The Morning Light By Geva Alon.

The assured sound of Israeli vocalist/guitarist Geva Alon reflects his established success in local territory (he’s also performed in the US with the likes of Paul Weller). Alon may not be well-known over here but his fourth album, In The Morning Light, should prove a breezy gateway for classic rock fans.

As with his earlier work, he takes his cues from vintage Americana, with producer Thom Monahan (who has also worked with Devendra Banhart and Vetiver) easing out the psych-folky strains in melodies including The Great Enlightenment and the hazy romance of Carolina, The Jordan River and Valour Girl (‘from her smile poured many colours’).
It’s a confidently crafted retro trip. Unsurprisingly, closing number Rock All Night isn’t a party-hard anthem but Alon’s end-note gently lingers.


See Below for the best Videos We could find,

first up, Carolina.

The Great Enlightenment,

She Calls My Name [official video clip],

Show playlist,

Phantom in the Valley, 7:17, Howlin Rain, The Russian Wilds, Alternative.
 
The Great Enlightenment, 4:22, Geva Alon, In the Morning Light, Rock.
 
Gas On F, 3:48, White Denim. Rock.
   
Dark into Light, 3:49, AM/Shawn Lee, Celestial Electric, Pop. 

Mature Themes, 2:47, Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti, Mature Themes, Alternative.
 
Carolina, 3:55, Geva Alon, In the Morning Light, Rock. 

Myth, 4:19, Beach House, Bloom. Pop.
 
Close To The Sky, 7:18, Six Organs of Admittance, Ascent. Rock. 

Lintle, 6:41, Red River Dialect, a well upon the way, Other.
 
The Jordan River, 3:24, Geva Alon, In the Morning Light, Rock. 

Two Small Deaths, 3:51, Wye Oak, Civilian, Alternative. 


Don't look now!!!

Show playlist,10PM - 11PM, Monday 27th August 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


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 over the airwaves for your personal pleasure.


Album of the week,


Sweet Lights by Sweet Lights,

At the moment when you think of Philadelphian music, you’ll think of two artists: Kurt Vile, and The War On Drugs. Both are behind some of the best music of the past year or two, and you’ll probably know that Vile spent some time as a guitarist alongside Adam Granduciel in The War On Drugs. What you might not know, though, is that Granduciel played alongside a man named Shai Halperin in another Philly band called The Capitol Years, and Halperin also played as part of an early version of The War On Drugs with both Granduciel and Vile. Halperin now has a project under the name of Sweet Lights, and just released an album of the same name.

Now, you might be expecting something similar to Granduciel’s motorik Springsteen or Vile’s virtuoso guitar playing, but Halperin throws something of a curveball by giving us an album of sweet and melodic (soft) pop music heavily influenced by a love of the Beatles – George Harrison in particular – and the wide-eyed innocence of Daniel Johnson, topped off with Halperin’s gently sighing vocals and ear for a killer tune. Sweet Lights is a truly lovely record.


Message On a Wire,

Endless Town,

Ballad Of Kurt Vile #2 

Show Playlist,

Beginning to See the Light, 4:41, The Velvet Underground, The Velvet Underground, Rock.  

Against the Line, 3:19, Centro-Matic, Candidate Waltz, Country. 

Message on the wire, 2:46, Sweet Lights, Sweet Lights,  

The Jordan River, 3:24, Geva Alon, In the Morning Light, Rock. 

Lowly Ghost, 3:52, Arbouretum/Hush Arbors, Aureola, Rock. 

Bats, 3:43, Doug Paisley, Golden Embers, Pop.

Red Lights, 5:07, Sweet Lights, Sweet Lights, Other.
 
I Got Burned (feat. Tim Rogers), 4:21, The Bamboos Medicine Man,  R&B.
 
Hate Street Dialogue, 2:29, Rodriguez, Cold Fact, Rock.
 
Don't You Forget It, 3:05, Allah-Las, Allah-Las.
  
ballad of Kurt Vile 2, 4:23, Sweet Lights, Sweet Lights, Other. 

Where's Your Dirty Mind, 5:02, Avi Buffalo, Avi Buffalo, Alternative.
 
Fix Me Up, 2:35, The See See, Fountayne Mountain. Alternative.

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



Whats Up Me Duck!!!

Show playlist,10PM - 11PM, Monday 20th August 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


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 over the airwaves for your personal pleasure.

Album of the week,



On An On By Syd Arthur.

The debut album from the new psychedelic sounds of Syd Arthur, 'On An On.'

'Tuned-in to the arcane wizardry of the Softs and Caravan, yet in step with like-minded contemporaries such as Wolf People and Tame Impala, Syd Arthur are Canterbury's dazzling new sons...' **** MOJO

'Audacious debut reboots progressive rock for the 21st Century' **** - Q Magazine

'It will take something exceptional to beat 'On An On' for prog album of the year - Classic Rock Magazine

'Bucolic reveries woven in 5/8 time on mandolin and guitar, flopping back and forth between key signatures and moods like beautiful psychedelic-rainbow fish dragged up on the riverbank of time' - Word Magazine

'Syd Arthur are indeed Canterbury based and have certainly adopted the same penchant for musical complexity...' 7/10 - Uncut Magazine

'Intriguing album of folk-tinged prog. Blending taut mandolin lines with fuzztone-propelled jazz guitar, Syd Arthur create an unexpectedly groovy blend...' **** - Guitarist

'Syd Arthur are sons and heirs of those Canterbury musicians who did sometimes whimsical, sometimes intense things with psychedelic and progressive rock' - The Guardian

'A delightfully assorted collection of songs that seamlessly mixed bucolic, hippie-like reveries, devastating bursts of precision controlled rifferama... and a musical vocabulary that's as fluently conversant with world music as it is the time-signature twists of Soft Machine. That these influences are successfully integrated into their songs rather than merely grafted on as stylistic affections says a lot about the band's desire to hone their craft' - Classic Rock Presents Prog Magazine


Edge Of The Earth,

Moving World,

Exit Domino,

Show Playlist,

 Elephant, 2:59, Tame Impala, Rock.

Fire Doesn't Burn Itself, 5:28, SAM FLAX, AGE WAVES.  

EDGE OF THE EARTH, 3:34, Syd Arthur, ON AND ON, Alternative. 

Moth wings, 3:21, Pond Beard, Wives, Denim, Other. 

Life's a Dream, 4:54, Built to Spill, There Is No Enemy, Alternative.
 
October, 4:38, The Helio Sequence.
   
ODE TO THE SUMMER, 4:03, Syd Arthur, ON AND ON, Alternative. 

Sonic Armada, 5:05, Air, Le Voyage Dans La Lune (A Trip To the Moon) Disc 1, Electronica. 

Hanging On, 5:26, Active Child, You Are All I See, Alternative. 

Hey Moon, 4:09, John Maus, We Must Become The Pitiless Censors Of Ourselves, Dance & DJ.
 
MOVING WORLD, 4:03, Syd Arthur, ON AND ON, Alternative.
 
Gas On F, 3:48, White Denim.
   
Saturday Night Underwater, 3:28, Nik Freitas, Saturday Night Underwater, Pop.


Cheers me Dears.