WFMU: Nowhere Places with SV: Playlist from April 27, 2020

Listener comments!
	12:00am mariano: Where y'at, y'all?
	12:00am sv: evening folks - how are we tonight
	12:02am sv: hey mariano!
	12:02am Mr. Pumpy: sv...how ya livin'?
	12:02am Andrew Waterloo: good evening..
	12:02am chresti: Hi! Sounds good!
	12:02am Ath: Doing alright, hello all!
	12:03am sv: what's goin on, pump! doin' well - got a nice gristly show for y'all tonight
	12:03am sv: hello andrew, chresti and ath!
	12:03am Mr. Pumpy: mariano...now we can connect names with faces! Aren't we lucky! ;)
	12:03am Ken From Hyde Park: Yay, Björk rjörcks!
	12:04am sv: she's the best!
	12:04am JakeGould: Hey SV! Us Bjork gonna need a bigger boat?
	12:04am sv: any of y'all seen drawing restraint 9? it's been on my list for a while
	12:05am sv: hey jake! we need a smaller boat so as to avoid any ripples large enough to attract the attention of the leviathan
	12:05am mariano: That's right, Mr. Pumpy, lol. I haven't seen Drawing Restraing, sv, but I did manage to make it through the Cremaster Cycle when all that was going on in the early 2000s.
	12:06am sv: no kidding! what'd you think? that's also on my list, would like to catch it [or pieces of it] in theaters if they ever show it again
	12:07am Mr. Pumpy: sv...haven't seen it either. smaller boat, yes! let us slipstream through the tulips...
	12:08am sv: that's the idea!
	12:08am mb: sveee that was an interesting start and a tight segue
	12:09am Mr. Pumpy: mariano...where did you catch that? NYC I'm assuming.
	12:09am Scott Williams: Digging where you're going tonight, SV!
	12:09am sv: hey mb! thanks for the kind words - some of the other segues in this show ain't so good so i'm gonna appreciate the ones that work!
	12:10am mariano: That's a tough one, sv. I'm no art maven, so I have no way of really evaluating it. The films have some absolutely brilliant moments, they're visually really arresting in places. Then there are parts that are incredibly drawn out and tedious (especially in 3). The whole idea behind the cycle is waaaay out there. I've read synopses and can follow along, but wouldn't trust myself to be able to explain it. My verdict: Guy's got one hell of an imagination.
	12:10am Mr. Pumpy: sv...this is my favorite Ash Ra Tempel album! Not on the top of many lists, but it just sends me. Great choice...my friend!
	12:11am sv: Hey Scott! i'll try to keep bringin' the hits!
	12:11am mariano: Mr. P: Yeah in NYC when the big show at the Guggenheim was on and they played the films at various places in the city.
	12:12am sv: mariano, i think that's probably about the impression i'd get after watching the films - i've seen a couple of matthew barney's shorter films and thought they were really interesting, if esoteric
	12:13am sv: pump, i've got 3 ash ra tempel records in my library - i think schwingungen is my favorite of the bunch
	12:13am coelacanth∅: hey sv and nowhere creatures
	12:14am sv: hey coel!
	12:15am Mr. Pumpy: coel...what up?
	12:17am Fox: Gooooood evening everyone.
	12:18am mariano: Hey coela! One scene that was really cool in Cremaster 2 was of a recording studio vocal booth filled with bees, the buzz going through the mic and really amplified, with Dave Lombardo bashing out a thrash beat in another room. Then in the control room there's Steve Tucker sitting on a sofa covered with bees, growling the lyrics into a telephone. Murphy's Law and Agnostic Front are in 3.
	12:18am sv: hey Fox!
	12:18am sv: mariano, that's so cool!
	12:19am Mr. Pumpy: sv...if you haven't, Voyage 34 - The Complete Trip by Porcupine Tree is a cool release. There is a guitar motif in it which many think is lifted from Pink Floyd's, The Wall (No Education), but in reality it is Steven Wilson's homage to Manuel Göttsching's Inventions For Electric Guitar, which is widely considered an Ash Ra record. Good stuff.
	12:23am coelacanth∅: hey Mr.P! mariano!
	12:23am Mr. Pumpy: @coel...grab any bandcamp gems in the past few days?
	12:24am mariano: Oh come on, like Omar Blondahl wasn't an East German spy!
	12:24am Mr. Pumpy: Young Widows and Explosions in the Sky are two keepers...and so different from one another. I already owned them though.
	12:24am Mr. Pumpy: mariano...ha!
	12:25am Dean: I've seen Masley playing corners in Berkeley quite a bit. Amazing guy.
	12:27am sv: omar blondahl's visit to newfoundland was obviously a cover for covert forays across the border into the northeastern most reaches of the US
	12:28am sv: that's rad, dean! i'd love to see him do his thing in real life
	12:30am Dean: He's very focused.
	12:30am Blues Mandinga: Ea!
	12:30am sv: hey blues!
	12:31am sv: i also woulda loved to see laraaji performing on the street back in the day
	12:32am Blues Mandinga: Ea! sv!
	12:33am sv: ichiko aoba has maybe the purest voice
	12:34am slugluv1313: good evening, sv and everyone! ooooo i missed the Cymbalom! must catch on the archives :)
	12:34am Dean: totally forgot about Laraaji! Another Berkeley guy, Josh Allen, woodsheds on street corners here now and them. Solid tenor sax player.
	12:34am sv: hey slug, welcome!
	12:35am Mr. Pumpy: slug...hey there!
	12:36am sv: lyrics in translation to this song if anyone's interested kimonobeat.tumblr.com...
	12:38am Mr. Pumpy: sv...danke
	12:39am greatb: hi freeform hunker downers!
	12:39am sv: hey greatb!
	12:40am Mr. Pumpy: greatb, hola!
	12:40am sv: ya really gotta love music, ya know?
	12:41am Mr. Pumpy: I know
	12:43am sv: just sometimes get struck by it and i wanted to say it!
	12:44am greatb: this show is always a pleasant reminder for me to shut off those lights, take some melatonin and vibe to some sweet sounds before beddy bye
	12:45am Mr. Pumpy: sv...the new Elder album just dropped...doom lords gone prog, then some, and beyond. I spent time with it and it has come around and delivered the goods. I'm recommending it to anyone that is way into tunes. It's a ride that has divided fans and critics...often an earmark of quality! beholdtheelder.bandcamp.com...
	12:45am Mr. Pumpy: sv...I like it. It's a command! "ya really gotta love music, ya know"
	12:46am mariano: There's a reason the Greeks made music one of the seven liberal arts.
	12:46am greatb: amen Mr Pumpy.... it's really the equivalent to the first commandment for me
	12:47am greatb: "Pythagoras conceived the universe to be an immense monochord, with its single string connected at its upper end to absolute spirit and at its lower end to absolute matter--in other words, a cord stretched between heaven and earth." -Manly P. Hall, The Secret Teachings of all Ages
	12:48am coelacanth∅: Pumpy yes a lot! young widows is great! and a few days ago mäander and Bobby Previte -totally stoked to listen to those loudly tomorrow!
	12:48am sv: thanks, pump! adding that elder record to my want list
	12:48am mariano: I love that, greatb.
	12:52am sv: this track really blew me away earlier today
	12:53am coelacanth∅: listened to the whole explosions in the sky today and decided once and for all what i've felt for a long time which is that they have a formula that they barely deviate from... i bought it anyway! but i only gave 'em a buck. i feel there are 2 standout tracks: the last one and another (maybe the first?) ...i already have 2 of their albums. - so far there's only been one that i didn't get. a couple a days ago. a little too digital-sounding for my taste.
	12:57am Mr. Pumpy: @coel...yes! I agree. I like to throw it on for doing chores or reading, but they are a one trick little horsey...no doubt. I don't throw them on much, but they do relax me...and have some mellow chops.
	12:58am Mr. Pumpy: greatb...awesome!
	12:58am coelacanth∅: right. good music as a cooked breakfast today. (at 3)
	12:59am JakeGould: Regarding Matthew Barney and The Who Cremaster cycle, it’s like any art: If you get it and it resonates with you, that’s it. That said, it’s all filled with Catholic references and allusions and if that is not something you have some exposure to it all falls flat. . But “Dancer in the Dark?” chef kiss into the air
	1:00am JakeGould: “the whole”
	1:00am greatb: mariano & MP i take it to mean basically we're either a rainbow chromatography of harmonics or we're all wearing a pot on our head as Moe bangs it
	1:00am coelacanth∅: i have been going through some bandcamp bookmarks and wishlist items and getting them while i'm at it. now, as i'm sure you've learned, they're waiving their (fair) share on friday again. i already have 3 things in my cart!
	1:01am mariano: I vote for the Moe scenario.
	1:01am Travis: I like this. The vocalist sounds like the guy from Drive Like Jehu.
	1:01am mb: thanks for the heads up, coel!
	1:01am sv: i was raised episcopal so i think at least some of it'd work for me [i'd hope some theology stuck with me] - i still need to see dancer in the dark too!
	1:02am greatb: it's the one that resonates (!) most with me mariano :)
	1:03am sv: very much looking forward to spending lots of money on bandcamp next friday
	1:03am Richy4619: o Dead Western my heart swoons of Sacramento thx SV <3
	1:04am greatb: i swear i need a bit of script that dumps every bandcamp link from fmu playlists into my wishlist...
	1:04am Hubig Pie: Autechre, me likely
	1:04am sv: thank you, richy! i listened to that track yesterday and it knocked me flat out, knew i had to play it tonight
	1:05am Mr. Pumpy: I voted for Moe Szyslak
	1:05am coelacanth∅: you know, i don't mind at all that bandcamp takes 10%. they deserve it. but at the same time i think the bandcamp folks must be doing pretty well!
	1:05am sv: hubig, i love autechre - took years for their music to click with me but once it did
	1:05am JakeGould: “Dancer in the Dark” resonates with me because while I don’t really care for Lars von Trier, Robby Müller — cinematographer for some classic Jarmusch films — is cinematographer and it’s beautiful to look at. And Bjork is an immigrant factory worker treated like crap and that works for me too.
	1:06am sv: yeah, as someone who puts stuff on there myself i don't mind them taking a slice so long as they can stay afloat. they provide quite a service.
	1:07am sv: any of y'all seen The Juniper Tree?
	1:08am greatb: coela, do you mean the artists or the people who run bandcamp?
	1:09am coelacanth∅: i know,sv i have 5 of your releases! (well -2 are songs you weren't taking money for)
	1:10am sv: i appreciate the support, coel!!
	1:10am coelacanth∅: greatb i mean the people who own bandcamp. they must be very wealthy at this point. - and good for them.
	1:11am JakeGould: Bandcamp is truly keeping the indie spirit alive online.
	1:11am Hubig Pie: This is beautiful. Sounds like a movie score
	1:11am Mr. Pumpy: @Jake...I hear you! Müllers work in Dancer in the Dark is amazing, as in most whatever he works on. Paris, Texas; Barfly; and Dead Man! I highly appreciate the color palette in Dancer in the Dark, which I'm sure he was instrumental in as well. Good stuff.
	1:12am greatb: true enough. and at the same time i can't imagine they're profiteering exorbitantly given all the storage space/bandwidth it takes
	1:14am cocoon: ive seen the juniper tree. loved seeing baby bjork and the icelandic scenery
	1:15am greatb: my hope is that people with a steady income during this time consider cutting out garbage commercial services and support us starving artists in these more direct ways
	1:15am coelacanth∅: one thing i've bookmarked for friday is another fmu commentboarder "WillCrete". i must've bookmarked his page a long time ago but it fell through the cracks. ...i'm not endorsing it yet; but i have a feeling there's some goodness in his catalogue. giving it a good listen between now and friday.
	1:17am mariano: Oh yeah, I've always meant to see Juniper Tree, appreciate the reminder.
	1:18am coelacanth∅: greatb good point -especially as they store almost everything in .wav format. still a whole lot less overhead than storing physical items.
	1:19am sv: i think criterion added it to their collection [maybe]
	1:20am Dean: According to a couple independent sources, Bandcamp's operating revenue is $100,000. That's peanuts.
	1:21am greatb: exactly and that it gives folks a way to share what they bought without necessarily bringing more plastic into the world. $100k- wow!
	1:22am mariano: I'll check it out, thanks sv.
	1:22am cocoon: i watched it on criterion streaming but i dont think its out on dvd yet
	1:23am Mr. Pumpy: Sumac! I was handed the full length previous to this one to review as my first job for my last writing gig. It was a pleasure at the time. I soon sabotaged myself a year and a half later...and this band probably best encapsulates how I was feeling for EIGHTEEN months! so emotive. Aaron turner does it right. in my stupid opinion! (that was a big part of the problem...it's all so silly, reviewing a large piece of work with 24 hours notice! Thanks for listening, but SUMAC brought all f those feelings rushing back…and they kick out the cathartic jams!
	1:24am coelacanth∅: i assume that's per year, right? ...it is peanuts, relatively speaking... but i could live comfortably on that for 3 years. ...or to put it another way, if i made that much money i'd buy 4 times more music from bandcamp than i do now! (and physical copies, when available)
	1:25am sv: Sumac is one of the most creative bands in metal right now, i think! i was late to the party on them but i really, really like their music.
	1:25am coelacanth∅: ...well, physical copies, depending on how into the music i am and how attractive the package is.
	1:26am Mr. Pumpy: sv...word
	1:27am mb: Sumac has been a very grassroots find for me. Saw a guy with a Sumac shirt on the subway the day after i saw Russian Circles open for Mastodon. I had read an interview with Brian Cook and made the connection. A rare instance that i didn't hear them here 1st.
	1:27am greatb: it is amazing to think that single big-name artists probably have tour budgets 100x-plus that and places like fmu and bandcamp are running entire ecosystems on a fraction
	1:28am Dean: Yes, annual revenue, according to these sources. But since Bandcamp is a private company, it's hard to know how accurate that figure is.
	1:28am Mr. Pumpy: I saw Sumac open for Neurosis a few years back. Needless to say...it rocked my socks right the fuck off my foots!
	1:29am mb: This is a nice tid bit "A live album recorded at Brian Turner’s WFMU radio show was released on February 2, 2018 through SIGE Records as cassette edition limited to 200 copies."
	1:29am Dean: FWIW, the sources I consulted were Mint Global and Orbis.
	1:30am Mr. Pumpy: @mb...those are some of the best connections and discoveries. Happenstance, albeit well informed...
	1:31am mb: So lucky i got to see Aaron Turner (of Sumac) with Isis. Those were true jams when not many heavy bands were jamming live. They toured with the mighty Candiria a bunch,
	1:32am Mr. Pumpy: Confession, I still haven't eaten dinner because I have not been able to stop listening since Gaylord's show for long enough to concentrate on putting some food together. Not complaining...just observing.
	1:33am Mr. Pumpy: @mb...yes! Great memories of some amazing ISIS shows. They did it up proper. I don't take those moments for granted.
	1:35am sv: ugh, isis broke up before i got a chance to see them. i was such a huge fan in high school. They played at this now defunct venue called the Bottletree but it wasn't all ages so i missed out :(
	1:35am Mr. Pumpy: @mb...I saw ISIS open for Neurosis as well. BUT, ISIS headlining was always a true treat.
	1:35am ZeeBee: I am really loving this album. Maddie (midwife) is a friend and such a great person! Psyched to hear her on the show tonight!
	1:35am greatb: eating and sleeping are overrated ;)
	1:36am Mr. Pumpy: sv...Birmingham?
	1:37am sv: zeebee, her music is amazing! the new record is so good. i actually had a listener tell me about her last album, which is also exceptional.
	1:37am sv: Birmingham indeed!
	1:37am JakeGould: That $100,000 figure seems like a misinterpretation; perhaps it’s just the $$$ left over after pay and operating budget is handled. Bandcamp has about 29-30 staffers spread all over the world. It’s all remote work.
	1:38am ZeeBee: I think it was maybe me! I used to use a different handle, Zpulpa. Haha. Thanks for playing. I listened to this new one in the bath the day it came out and felt so shaken by it, in a good and heavy way.
	1:38am greatb: oh nice... i had that midwife bookmarked... would be a nice one to get on vinyl...
	1:40am ZeeBee: Loving the whole show by the way! Sunday nights have become good listening time for me lately so happy to get to know nowhere places more.
	1:41am Jim H: Love this White Poppy so much.
	1:41am sv: i think it was you, zeebee! many thanks for putting me on to some great music, and for listening :)
	1:41am Mr. Pumpy: Did you know anyone that used to work there? I know this fella Tom B. that worked there for many years...I know him from the ol' and now defunct stonerrock.com message boards! Anyhow...you may know who I mean if you were of age at all before they closed down. You may have just been a patron, but it sound like the joint had a family vibe from all I've heard about it. Either way...cool to hear the name mentioned here.
	1:44am sv: hey pump, i actually never went there unfortunately - it closed down before i was old enough to go and hang out there. real shame - it was the one place in birmingham (aside from the firehouse) that consistently booked more adventurous music when i was growing up
	1:44am Ike: Excellent sounds!
	1:44am sv: thanks, ike!
	1:47am JakeGould: FWIW, if you do the math on the last “no fee” day, they pulled in $4.3 million which is 15x a normal Friday. That means a normal Friday is $286,000. Assuming their fees are 10% to 15% that is $28,000 to $42,000 per day normally. Do the rest of the math and the $100,000 figure makes less sense. Article on the no fee day: https://techcrunch.com/2020/03/23/musicians-pulled-in-4-3m-after-bandcamp-waived-revenue-shares-for-24-hours/ Bandcamp fees: https://bandcamp.com/pricing
	1:48am JakeGould: Anyway, goodnight folks!
	1:48am Mr. Pumpy: Clan of Xymox! sv...you're bringing it all back home!
	1:48am sv: night, jake! thanks for tuning in :)
	1:49am Mr. Pumpy: Too bad about Bottletree. I'm hoping you had a joint when you were of age that was similar.
	1:49am coelacanth∅: Thanks Jake. those figures make more sense to me.
	1:50am Mr. Pumpy: I love math, I guess that means I am actually tired! I didn't dive into it...
	1:50am coelacanth∅: so, ZeeBee is zpulpa, huh? haha ...did you ever make that tape for our cassette-trading club?!
	1:51am mariano: Didn't know you were from Alabama, sv.
	1:53am sv: yep! born and raised in Birmingham
	1:54am greatb: Sun Ra country
	1:55am Tommy in Neversink: I LOVE your show
	1:55am ZeeBee: Yeah damn maybe it was a bad move to change my handle, lost all my old pals haha. I made some recordings but the exchange conversation dwindled pretty quick, I liked the idea though
	1:56am sv: we had a jazz trio (i think) come perform some sun ra for an assembly at my high school - it was really cool
	1:56am sv: thanks, tommy!!
	1:57am Mr. Pumpy: sv...nice!
	1:57am Mr. Pumpy: I thought this was Greater Than One for a short minute there!
	1:59am brycepunk1: I have been having quite a time in my mind to this mix tonight. I did not want to come down but I needed to in order to say thank you to the DJ. Fuuuuuck... perfect. Thank you
	1:59am mariano: One of my cousins lives in Birmingham. I haven't been to Alabama in ages. I think the last time was late 80s, got kicked out of a bar in Huntsville. Good times.
	1:59am coelacanth∅: ZB yeah our tape club ended before it started.
	2:00am sv: thanks, bryce!! so glad you've enjoyed the show. when i recorded it earlier it sounded a lot worse to my ears than it does now - what a difference a few hours can make
	2:02am Mr. Pumpy: mariano...never been to Alabama...would lie to check it out. How was it hanging with a gaggle of yankees today? ;)
	2:03am ToTetsu: bepboop bepboop
	2:04am fred: Hello sv and listeners
	2:04am sv: hey fred and totetsu!
	2:05am Mr. Pumpy: sv...I'm listening through a killer set of Senheiser open back headphones which I usually only bust out for my vinyl monitoring. The show sounds insanely good. Good on you, mate!
	2:05am Mr. Pumpy: But you will...you will die!!! Come on, die young!!! hahahahahahahahah
	2:07am brycepunk1: sv, intersrting... you get to record a show and then sit back and listen to it a few hours later for the first time with us. My friend, you nailed it.
	2:07am sv: thanks so much, pump! i've been making a big effort to ride the levels. a lot of my old shows were just in the red for the most part.
	2:07am sv: it's really nice, bryce, i can't lie!
	2:07am Dean: Heard Mogwai at the Troubadour in Hollywood.
	2:08am mb: So coool SV. Was going to ask you about Sun Ra-ish things you may have been exposed to.
	2:08am mariano: Felt like I was back in Brooklyn, Mr. P - I was there for almost 20 years ;)
	2:11am coelacanth∅: mogwai was once of only twice that a neighbor came to my door because of sound level.
	2:11am Mr. Pumpy: mariano...I've gathered as much from some of our accu convos...but I'd like to talk more about it some day. How long have you been in NOLA?
	2:12am Hubig Pie: Wall O' sound
	2:14am Mr. Pumpy: btw, my reference to you today during the game was to make a point about speaking different dialects and, what was it, bird languages? along a bit of teasing between mates, but I know we all speak Unglich in the good ol' USA!
	2:15am Mr. Pumpy: Coel...Mogwai can raise the volume bar while you're not even looking!
	2:16am Mr. Pumpy: This machine is so grey...the best kind of grey.
	2:17am Scott Williams: @SV, this whole set, man...
	2:18am brycepunk1: what scott said
	2:18am Mr. Pumpy: this sounds like when I stubbed my toe and woke up on the PATH back in '93 after a GODFLESH show.
	2:18am Mr. Pumpy: what bryce said what scott said
	2:19am mariano: Oh yeah, what was it Mr. P, a question of whether eagles and falcons can understand each other? As far as NOLA, this is where I'm from. Moved back in '17.
	2:20am sv: thanks y'all, i really appreciate it - i had a few technicals while recording so i really thought this one was gonna be a stinker. so pleased y'all are enjoying it!
	2:21am Mr. Pumpy: I've never been down there, but want to check it out...big time! Jazzfest...with all of it's corporate trappings and all, still...the acts that show up. Nuts! Other than that, I just want to come in the off time and go swamp out and maybe check out some backwoods blues/jazz joints. Sounds like a sweet place.
	2:23am Hubig Pie: Heavy duty rock and roll
	2:24am mb: Most every "heavy music" release from 2020 has been kicking my ass. Keilidh has been propping up some technically sound music. William B is giving a reassuring nod from the beyond, for sure. 2021 is going to be even more brutal, no doubt.
	2:26am Hubig Pie: Brings out the duty in my soul
	2:27am sv: mb, i agree - been a great year for metal so far
	2:27am Angelo: I’ve never been so relaxed while listening a human lawnmower go off. Thanks. This is beautiful
	2:28am Mr. Pumpy: Black Curse! Yeah...the retrodeath thang is going strong. A lot of pleasing moments. I'm interested to see what they do in the future. Live Burial are also doing it for me lately! Keilidh kicked a track recently. sv...you all rule!!!
	2:28am sv: thanks, Angelo! that's exactly the kind of contradiction i'm trying to create with this show
	2:28am brycepunk1: and what Angelo said
	2:30am mariano: Music, food, and booze Mr. P: what it's all about here. Look me up if/when you make it down this way, lots of nooks and crannies and off-the-beaten path kinds of places.
	2:30am Mr. Pumpy: sv...the balance is sweet.
	2:30am Dean: Really tempted to buy that Acwelan split with Bejel. Reek of Degenerative Gore was on the shortlist of names for our first child.
	2:33am Mr. Pumpy: mariano...you know I'm reaching out when I get down there! Can I sleep the megaron I witnessed earlier today?!
	2:34am Mr. Pumpy: @Dean...what did you end up with? Perhaps Bob...if you won that fight.
	2:34am Mr. Pumpy: Oranssi Pazuzu...sv! Yeah baby!!!!
	2:35am Dean: Heh, not telling.
	2:35am sv: this record is fuckin' crazy, man - such a strange blend of influences but it works so well.
	2:36am mariano: Wait, sleep the megaron? Oh, Pazuzu, my avatar!
	2:36am Mr. Pumpy: sv...these mofos do it proper.
	2:37am Hubig Pie: Your set was a beautiful Sunday night Goth metal dirge
	2:40am sv: thanks, hubig!!
	2:40am Mr. Pumpy: Cool dudes as well. I never saw them live, but traded emails about whatever...probably about how awesome they are! But, they weren't having it. Actually, it was about ten years ago...looking for their old logo shirt. Great find...sv
	2:42am Mr. Pumpy: mariano...it IS your avatar! Now I get it. Shit, when the curtain is pulled back...
	2:43am Mr. Pumpy: This drummer got confused.
	2:43am mariano: Oh, the megaron: that backdrop I was using on Zoom, now I get it. Yeah, sure, you can use that backdrop while you sleep, why the hell not?
	2:45am Mr. Pumpy: mariano...ha! I can use it while I sleep. That's rich. Shit, I can sleep on a spike and be happy if'n I'm in NOLA with a friend!
	2:45am Mr. Pumpy: Daymare...I love this.
	2:46am Mr. Pumpy: Yeah...when it goes low with the vibes...what's not to like?! It's like Bags and Midnight Meat Train.
	2:47am sv: this group features a baritone guitar, an instrument that i'd never even heard of before reading press for this release
	2:47am mariano: Baritone guitar? I guess that's between a guitar and a bass? Interesting.
	2:48am Mr. Pumpy: sv...another instrument? Or a baritone guitar is what you never heard of?
	2:49am Scott Williams: @sv - you've definitely heard baritone guitar, 2 most famous examples being the tremelo "bass" on the Twin Peaks theme and Berlin's "Take My Breath Away"
	2:49am sv: i'd never heard of a baritone guitar!
	2:49am fred: I'm pretty sure I saw Andy Moor (of The Ex) use a baritone guitar several times
	2:49am Mr. Pumpy: Oh shit...you should check out some things with a baritone guitar. There are many types, but people make them for consumption nowadays.
	2:49am sv: ahhhh, then i've heard it used! i like it.
	2:50am Scott Williams: Danelectro makes 'em, with those great lipstick pickups
	2:50am mariano: Ah, interesting Scott! Always assumed that was a bass on Twin Peaks.
	2:50am Mr. Pumpy: sv...and anyone else...check out anything Gentry Densley has done. He goes baritone guitar crazy. He has a band with Stephen O'Malley of SUNN o))).
	2:51am Scott Williams: and of course Vinny Bell
	2:51am Mr. Pumpy: Eagle Twin is a killer band. Also, Ascend. Early stuff, Iceburn...beginning to end is ever-changing yet enjoyable.
	2:52am Mr. Pumpy: The Eagle Twin full lengths are insane!
	2:53am Mr. Pumpy: @fred...The Ex are simply one of the greatest musical projects that ever existed. Great call out!
	2:53am Mr. Pumpy: sv...you have heard it more than you know, I would think.
	2:54am sv: it would seem so!
	2:54am mariano: Danelectro - I have one of those little Honeytone amps, love that thing.
	2:55am Scott Williams: @mariano those are great! Strap em to your belt
	2:56am Mr. Pumpy: We're going through a portal...and I like it! Is that gremlins arguing?
	2:57am sv: alright, folks, this is my last one - thanks so much for listening and thank you to Scott for holding down the fort! i'll see y'all next week. stay safe!
	2:57am mariano: Absolutely, Scott! Thanks sv (and of course Scott), take care everyone and stay safe!
	2:57am fred: Thanks sv and Scott
	2:57am Scott Williams: Time to load up Nick the Bard and say goodnight, everyone! Great show SV, thanks!
	2:58am Mr. Pumpy: Thanks. Great show!
	2:58am Angelo: Thanks so much. This set was freaking ridiculous
	2:58am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks greatly, Skeleton Scott and DJ Sea Voyage!
	2:58am brycepunk1: :stands and ovates: Great fuckign set, my friend!
	2:59am coelacanth∅: Thanks sv Thanks Scott and/or whomever is at headquarters good night all

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Artist	Track	Album	Label	Year	Format	Comments	New	Approx. start time
Björk	Hunter Vessel "Hunter Vessel" by "Björk"	The Music From Drawing Restraint 9	Polydor	2005	MP3			0:00:00 (Pop-up)
Ash Ra Tempel	Light And Darkness: Darkness: Flowers Must Die	Schwingungen	Ohr	1972	MP3			0:06:21 (Pop-up)
Fis & Rob Thorne	All Dies Under the Sun	Ngā Parirau o te Kārearea	Saplings	2017	MP3	https://fismusic.bandcamp.com/album/ng-parirau-o-te-k-rearea		0:16:30 (Pop-up)
Michael Masley	Childbirth In Cave Art	Cymbalom Solos	Michael Masley	1985	MP3			0:20:38 (Pop-up)
Omar Blondahl	My Father's Old Sou'wester	A Visit To Newfoundland With Omar Blondahl	Rodeo Records	1958	MP3			0:22:42 (Pop-up)
The Dead C	Sky "Sky" by "The Dead C"	Harsh 70s Reality	Siltbreeze	1992	MP3			0:24:39 (Pop-up)
Dead Western	The Beautiful Light in the Day	Weird Forest Records Sampler One	Weird Forest Records	2010	MP3			0:27:52 (Pop-up)
Aoba Ichiko To Youseitachi	Imperial Smoke Town	ラヂヲ	Commmons	2013	MP3			0:31:54 (Pop-up)
Hisato Higuchi	In The Mud "In The Mud" by "Hisato Higuchi"	Butterfly Horse Street	Family Vineyard	2007	MP3			0:38:37 (Pop-up)
Pita	By Both "By Both" by "Pita"	Get Off	Häpna	2004	MP3			0:40:59 (Pop-up)
Peter Frohmader / Nekropolis	Mitternachtsmesse II	Musik Aus Dem Schattenreich	Nekropolis	1981	MP3			0:42:30 (Pop-up)
Klein	Care About Us "Care About Us" by "Klein"	Frozen	Klein	2020	MP3	https://klein1997.bandcamp.com/album/frozen	*	0:46:01 (Pop-up)
Ewa Justka	Something Alive But Unevolvable	Upside Down Smile	Editions Mego	2020	MP3	https://editionsmego.bandcamp.com/album/upside-down-smile	*	0:49:58 (Pop-up)
At Last Be In Evidence	Back From Space	Stoned Body Music	At Last Be In Evidence	1992	MP3			0:57:03 (Pop-up)
Autechre	Oneum "Oneum" by "Autechre"	elseq 1-5	Warp	2016	MP3			1:02:11 (Pop-up)
Sumac	The Task "The Task" by "Sumac"	Love In Shadow	Thrill Jockey	2018	MP3	https://sumac.bandcamp.com/album/love-in-shadow		1:12:00 (Pop-up)
Nick Storring	My Magic Dreams Have Lost Their Spell	My Magic Dreams Have Lost Their Spell	Orange Milk	2020	MP3	https://nickstorring.bandcamp.com/album/my-magic-dreams-have-lost-their-spell	*	1:26:59 (Pop-up)
Midwife	C.R.F.W. "C.R.F.W." by "Midwife"	Forever	The Flenser	2020	MP3	https://midwifemusic.com/album/forever	*	1:34:33 (Pop-up)
White Poppy	Hardly Alive "Hardly Alive" by "White Poppy"	Paradise Gardens	Not Not Fun	2020	MP3	https://whitepoppy.bandcamp.com/album/paradise-gardens	*	1:38:38 (Pop-up)
Mystery Plane	Death Rattle "Death Rattle" by "Mystery Plane"	Hellhouse	Color Disc	1985	MP3			1:42:24 (Pop-up)
Clan Of Xymox	Medusa "Medusa" by "Clan Of Xymox"	Subsequent Pleasures / Peel Sessions	Graffity Records	199X	MP3			1:46:45 (Pop-up)
Static Movement	There's No Time To Recall (Vector Synthex Mix)	Visionary Landscapes	Elbon Records	1999	MP3			1:51:59 (Pop-up)
Scope	Die Zukunft (Last Minute Mix)	Die Zukunft	Suck Me Plasma	1989	MP3			1:54:59 (Pop-up)
Lorenzo Senni	Dance Tonight, Revolution Tomorrow	Scacco Matto	Warp	2020	MP3	https://lorenzosenni.bandcamp.com/album/scacco-matto	*	1:58:42 (Pop-up)
Mogwai	Rano Pano "Rano Pano" by "Mogwai"	Hardcore Will Never Die, But You Will.	Sub Pop	2011	MP3			2:04:17 (Pop-up)
Greymachine	Vultures Descend "Vultures Descend" by "Greymachine"	Disconnected	Daymare Recordings	2009	MP3	https://greymachine.bandcamp.com/album/disconnected		2:09:29 (Pop-up)
Black Curse	Enraptured by Decay "Enraptured by Decay" by "Black Curse"	Endless Wound	Sepulchral Voice Records	2020	MP3	https://blackcurse-svr.bandcamp.com/album/endless-wound	*	2:18:55 (Pop-up)
Acwelan	Smashed With The Wheel "Smashed With The Wheel" by "Acwelan"	Reek of Degenerative Gore	Nihilistic Recordings/Red Door Recordings	2020	MP3	https://nihilisticnoisepropaganda.bandcamp.com/album/reek-of-degenerative-gore	*	2:26:17 (Pop-up)
Controlled Bleeding	Voices Of The Dead	Songs From The Ashes	C'est La Mort	1989	MP3			2:28:17 (Pop-up)
Oranssi Pazuzu	Oikeamielisten sali	Mestarin kynsi	Nuclear Blast	2020	MP3	https://oranssipazuzu.bandcamp.com/	*	2:32:21 (Pop-up)
I Like To Sleep	Daymare "Daymare" by "I Like To Sleep"	Daymare	Rune Grammofon	2020	MP3	https://boomkat.com/products/daymare-c0f49753-8bb1-4e25-91f9-f2ee11793803	*	2:40:16 (Pop-up)
Unovidual	Piece For The Frightened	Parianoia	Stichting Stopcontact	1985	MP3			2:47:11 (Pop-up)
JFA	Nightmare "Nightmare" by "JFA"	Nowhere Blossoms	Placebo Records	1988	MP3			2:48:41 (Pop-up)
Aburadako	忍耐 "忍耐" by "Aburadako"	あぶらだこ	ADK Records	1983	MP3			2:52:46 (Pop-up)
Golden Drift	Dawn Of History "Dawn Of History" by "Golden Drift"	Sacred Colour of the Source of Light	Iron Bonehead	2020	MP3	https://ironboneheadproductions.bandcamp.com/album/golden-light-sacred-colour-of-the-source-of-light	*	2:56:06 (Pop-up)

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Listener comments!
	12:00am mariano: Where y'at, y'all?
	12:00am sv: evening folks - how are we tonight
	12:02am sv: hey mariano!
	12:02am Mr. Pumpy: sv...how ya livin'?
	12:02am Andrew Waterloo: good evening..
	12:02am chresti: Hi! Sounds good!
	12:02am Ath: Doing alright, hello all!
	12:03am sv: what's goin on, pump! doin' well - got a nice gristly show for y'all tonight
	12:03am sv: hello andrew, chresti and ath!
	12:03am Mr. Pumpy: mariano...now we can connect names with faces! Aren't we lucky! ;)
	12:03am Ken From Hyde Park: Yay, Björk rjörcks!
	12:04am sv: she's the best!
	12:04am JakeGould: Hey SV! Us Bjork gonna need a bigger boat?
	12:04am sv: any of y'all seen drawing restraint 9? it's been on my list for a while
	12:05am sv: hey jake! we need a smaller boat so as to avoid any ripples large enough to attract the attention of the leviathan
	12:05am mariano: That's right, Mr. Pumpy, lol. I haven't seen Drawing Restraing, sv, but I did manage to make it through the Cremaster Cycle when all that was going on in the early 2000s.
	12:06am sv: no kidding! what'd you think? that's also on my list, would like to catch it [or pieces of it] in theaters if they ever show it again
	12:07am Mr. Pumpy: sv...haven't seen it either. smaller boat, yes! let us slipstream through the tulips...
	12:08am sv: that's the idea!
	12:08am mb: sveee that was an interesting start and a tight segue
	12:09am Mr. Pumpy: mariano...where did you catch that? NYC I'm assuming.
	12:09am Scott Williams: Digging where you're going tonight, SV!
	12:09am sv: hey mb! thanks for the kind words - some of the other segues in this show ain't so good so i'm gonna appreciate the ones that work!
	12:10am mariano: That's a tough one, sv. I'm no art maven, so I have no way of really evaluating it. The films have some absolutely brilliant moments, they're visually really arresting in places. Then there are parts that are incredibly drawn out and tedious (especially in 3). The whole idea behind the cycle is waaaay out there. I've read synopses and can follow along, but wouldn't trust myself to be able to explain it. My verdict: Guy's got one hell of an imagination.
	12:10am Mr. Pumpy: sv...this is my favorite Ash Ra Tempel album! Not on the top of many lists, but it just sends me. Great choice...my friend!
	12:11am sv: Hey Scott! i'll try to keep bringin' the hits!
	12:11am mariano: Mr. P: Yeah in NYC when the big show at the Guggenheim was on and they played the films at various places in the city.
	12:12am sv: mariano, i think that's probably about the impression i'd get after watching the films - i've seen a couple of matthew barney's shorter films and thought they were really interesting, if esoteric
	12:13am sv: pump, i've got 3 ash ra tempel records in my library - i think schwingungen is my favorite of the bunch
	12:13am coelacanth∅: hey sv and nowhere creatures
	12:14am sv: hey coel!
	12:15am Mr. Pumpy: coel...what up?
	12:17am Fox: Gooooood evening everyone.
	12:18am mariano: Hey coela! One scene that was really cool in Cremaster 2 was of a recording studio vocal booth filled with bees, the buzz going through the mic and really amplified, with Dave Lombardo bashing out a thrash beat in another room. Then in the control room there's Steve Tucker sitting on a sofa covered with bees, growling the lyrics into a telephone. Murphy's Law and Agnostic Front are in 3.
	12:18am sv: hey Fox!
	12:18am sv: mariano, that's so cool!
	12:19am Mr. Pumpy: sv...if you haven't, Voyage 34 - The Complete Trip by Porcupine Tree is a cool release. There is a guitar motif in it which many think is lifted from Pink Floyd's, The Wall (No Education), but in reality it is Steven Wilson's homage to Manuel Göttsching's Inventions For Electric Guitar, which is widely considered an Ash Ra record. Good stuff.
	12:23am coelacanth∅: hey Mr.P! mariano!
	12:23am Mr. Pumpy: @coel...grab any bandcamp gems in the past few days?
	12:24am mariano: Oh come on, like Omar Blondahl wasn't an East German spy!
	12:24am Mr. Pumpy: Young Widows and Explosions in the Sky are two keepers...and so different from one another. I already owned them though.
	12:24am Mr. Pumpy: mariano...ha!
	12:25am Dean: I've seen Masley playing corners in Berkeley quite a bit. Amazing guy.
	12:27am sv: omar blondahl's visit to newfoundland was obviously a cover for covert forays across the border into the northeastern most reaches of the US
	12:28am sv: that's rad, dean! i'd love to see him do his thing in real life
	12:30am Dean: He's very focused.
	12:30am Blues Mandinga: Ea!
	12:30am sv: hey blues!
	12:31am sv: i also woulda loved to see laraaji performing on the street back in the day
	12:32am Blues Mandinga: Ea! sv!
	12:33am sv: ichiko aoba has maybe the purest voice
	12:34am slugluv1313: good evening, sv and everyone! ooooo i missed the Cymbalom! must catch on the archives :)
	12:34am Dean: totally forgot about Laraaji! Another Berkeley guy, Josh Allen, woodsheds on street corners here now and them. Solid tenor sax player.
	12:34am sv: hey slug, welcome!
	12:35am Mr. Pumpy: slug...hey there!
	12:36am sv: lyrics in translation to this song if anyone's interested kimonobeat.tumblr.com...
	12:38am Mr. Pumpy: sv...danke
	12:39am greatb: hi freeform hunker downers!
	12:39am sv: hey greatb!
	12:40am Mr. Pumpy: greatb, hola!
	12:40am sv: ya really gotta love music, ya know?
	12:41am Mr. Pumpy: I know
	12:43am sv: just sometimes get struck by it and i wanted to say it!
	12:44am greatb: this show is always a pleasant reminder for me to shut off those lights, take some melatonin and vibe to some sweet sounds before beddy bye
	12:45am Mr. Pumpy: sv...the new Elder album just dropped...doom lords gone prog, then some, and beyond. I spent time with it and it has come around and delivered the goods. I'm recommending it to anyone that is way into tunes. It's a ride that has divided fans and critics...often an earmark of quality! beholdtheelder.bandcamp.com...
	12:45am Mr. Pumpy: sv...I like it. It's a command! "ya really gotta love music, ya know"
	12:46am mariano: There's a reason the Greeks made music one of the seven liberal arts.
	12:46am greatb: amen Mr Pumpy.... it's really the equivalent to the first commandment for me
	12:47am greatb: "Pythagoras conceived the universe to be an immense monochord, with its single string connected at its upper end to absolute spirit and at its lower end to absolute matter--in other words, a cord stretched between heaven and earth." -Manly P. Hall, The Secret Teachings of all Ages
	12:48am coelacanth∅: Pumpy yes a lot! young widows is great! and a few days ago mäander and Bobby Previte -totally stoked to listen to those loudly tomorrow!
	12:48am sv: thanks, pump! adding that elder record to my want list
	12:48am mariano: I love that, greatb.
	12:52am sv: this track really blew me away earlier today
	12:53am coelacanth∅: listened to the whole explosions in the sky today and decided once and for all what i've felt for a long time which is that they have a formula that they barely deviate from... i bought it anyway! but i only gave 'em a buck. i feel there are 2 standout tracks: the last one and another (maybe the first?) ...i already have 2 of their albums. - so far there's only been one that i didn't get. a couple a days ago. a little too digital-sounding for my taste.
	12:57am Mr. Pumpy: @coel...yes! I agree. I like to throw it on for doing chores or reading, but they are a one trick little horsey...no doubt. I don't throw them on much, but they do relax me...and have some mellow chops.
	12:58am Mr. Pumpy: greatb...awesome!
	12:58am coelacanth∅: right. good music as a cooked breakfast today. (at 3)
	12:59am JakeGould: Regarding Matthew Barney and The Who Cremaster cycle, it’s like any art: If you get it and it resonates with you, that’s it. That said, it’s all filled with Catholic references and allusions and if that is not something you have some exposure to it all falls flat. . But “Dancer in the Dark?” chef kiss into the air
	1:00am JakeGould: “the whole”
	1:00am greatb: mariano & MP i take it to mean basically we're either a rainbow chromatography of harmonics or we're all wearing a pot on our head as Moe bangs it
	1:00am coelacanth∅: i have been going through some bandcamp bookmarks and wishlist items and getting them while i'm at it. now, as i'm sure you've learned, they're waiving their (fair) share on friday again. i already have 3 things in my cart!
	1:01am mariano: I vote for the Moe scenario.
	1:01am Travis: I like this. The vocalist sounds like the guy from Drive Like Jehu.
	1:01am mb: thanks for the heads up, coel!
	1:01am sv: i was raised episcopal so i think at least some of it'd work for me [i'd hope some theology stuck with me] - i still need to see dancer in the dark too!
	1:02am greatb: it's the one that resonates (!) most with me mariano :)
	1:03am sv: very much looking forward to spending lots of money on bandcamp next friday
	1:03am Richy4619: o Dead Western my heart swoons of Sacramento thx SV <3
	1:04am greatb: i swear i need a bit of script that dumps every bandcamp link from fmu playlists into my wishlist...
	1:04am Hubig Pie: Autechre, me likely
	1:04am sv: thank you, richy! i listened to that track yesterday and it knocked me flat out, knew i had to play it tonight
	1:05am Mr. Pumpy: I voted for Moe Szyslak
	1:05am coelacanth∅: you know, i don't mind at all that bandcamp takes 10%. they deserve it. but at the same time i think the bandcamp folks must be doing pretty well!
	1:05am sv: hubig, i love autechre - took years for their music to click with me but once it did
	1:05am JakeGould: “Dancer in the Dark” resonates with me because while I don’t really care for Lars von Trier, Robby Müller — cinematographer for some classic Jarmusch films — is cinematographer and it’s beautiful to look at. And Bjork is an immigrant factory worker treated like crap and that works for me too.
	1:06am sv: yeah, as someone who puts stuff on there myself i don't mind them taking a slice so long as they can stay afloat. they provide quite a service.
	1:07am sv: any of y'all seen The Juniper Tree?
	1:08am greatb: coela, do you mean the artists or the people who run bandcamp?
	1:09am coelacanth∅: i know,sv i have 5 of your releases! (well -2 are songs you weren't taking money for)
	1:10am sv: i appreciate the support, coel!!
	1:10am coelacanth∅: greatb i mean the people who own bandcamp. they must be very wealthy at this point. - and good for them.
	1:11am JakeGould: Bandcamp is truly keeping the indie spirit alive online.
	1:11am Hubig Pie: This is beautiful. Sounds like a movie score
	1:11am Mr. Pumpy: @Jake...I hear you! Müllers work in Dancer in the Dark is amazing, as in most whatever he works on. Paris, Texas; Barfly; and Dead Man! I highly appreciate the color palette in Dancer in the Dark, which I'm sure he was instrumental in as well. Good stuff.
	1:12am greatb: true enough. and at the same time i can't imagine they're profiteering exorbitantly given all the storage space/bandwidth it takes
	1:14am cocoon: ive seen the juniper tree. loved seeing baby bjork and the icelandic scenery
	1:15am greatb: my hope is that people with a steady income during this time consider cutting out garbage commercial services and support us starving artists in these more direct ways
	1:15am coelacanth∅: one thing i've bookmarked for friday is another fmu commentboarder "WillCrete". i must've bookmarked his page a long time ago but it fell through the cracks. ...i'm not endorsing it yet; but i have a feeling there's some goodness in his catalogue. giving it a good listen between now and friday.
	1:17am mariano: Oh yeah, I've always meant to see Juniper Tree, appreciate the reminder.
	1:18am coelacanth∅: greatb good point -especially as they store almost everything in .wav format. still a whole lot less overhead than storing physical items.
	1:19am sv: i think criterion added it to their collection [maybe]
	1:20am Dean: According to a couple independent sources, Bandcamp's operating revenue is $100,000. That's peanuts.
	1:21am greatb: exactly and that it gives folks a way to share what they bought without necessarily bringing more plastic into the world. $100k- wow!
	1:22am mariano: I'll check it out, thanks sv.
	1:22am cocoon: i watched it on criterion streaming but i dont think its out on dvd yet
	1:23am Mr. Pumpy: Sumac! I was handed the full length previous to this one to review as my first job for my last writing gig. It was a pleasure at the time. I soon sabotaged myself a year and a half later...and this band probably best encapsulates how I was feeling for EIGHTEEN months! so emotive. Aaron turner does it right. in my stupid opinion! (that was a big part of the problem...it's all so silly, reviewing a large piece of work with 24 hours notice! Thanks for listening, but SUMAC brought all f those feelings rushing back…and they kick out the cathartic jams!
	1:24am coelacanth∅: i assume that's per year, right? ...it is peanuts, relatively speaking... but i could live comfortably on that for 3 years. ...or to put it another way, if i made that much money i'd buy 4 times more music from bandcamp than i do now! (and physical copies, when available)
	1:25am sv: Sumac is one of the most creative bands in metal right now, i think! i was late to the party on them but i really, really like their music.
	1:25am coelacanth∅: ...well, physical copies, depending on how into the music i am and how attractive the package is.
	1:26am Mr. Pumpy: sv...word
	1:27am mb: Sumac has been a very grassroots find for me. Saw a guy with a Sumac shirt on the subway the day after i saw Russian Circles open for Mastodon. I had read an interview with Brian Cook and made the connection. A rare instance that i didn't hear them here 1st.
	1:27am greatb: it is amazing to think that single big-name artists probably have tour budgets 100x-plus that and places like fmu and bandcamp are running entire ecosystems on a fraction
	1:28am Dean: Yes, annual revenue, according to these sources. But since Bandcamp is a private company, it's hard to know how accurate that figure is.
	1:28am Mr. Pumpy: I saw Sumac open for Neurosis a few years back. Needless to say...it rocked my socks right the fuck off my foots!
	1:29am mb: This is a nice tid bit "A live album recorded at Brian Turner’s WFMU radio show was released on February 2, 2018 through SIGE Records as cassette edition limited to 200 copies."
	1:29am Dean: FWIW, the sources I consulted were Mint Global and Orbis.
	1:30am Mr. Pumpy: @mb...those are some of the best connections and discoveries. Happenstance, albeit well informed...
	1:31am mb: So lucky i got to see Aaron Turner (of Sumac) with Isis. Those were true jams when not many heavy bands were jamming live. They toured with the mighty Candiria a bunch,
	1:32am Mr. Pumpy: Confession, I still haven't eaten dinner because I have not been able to stop listening since Gaylord's show for long enough to concentrate on putting some food together. Not complaining...just observing.
	1:33am Mr. Pumpy: @mb...yes! Great memories of some amazing ISIS shows. They did it up proper. I don't take those moments for granted.
	1:35am sv: ugh, isis broke up before i got a chance to see them. i was such a huge fan in high school. They played at this now defunct venue called the Bottletree but it wasn't all ages so i missed out :(
	1:35am Mr. Pumpy: @mb...I saw ISIS open for Neurosis as well. BUT, ISIS headlining was always a true treat.
	1:35am ZeeBee: I am really loving this album. Maddie (midwife) is a friend and such a great person! Psyched to hear her on the show tonight!
	1:35am greatb: eating and sleeping are overrated ;)
	1:36am Mr. Pumpy: sv...Birmingham?
	1:37am sv: zeebee, her music is amazing! the new record is so good. i actually had a listener tell me about her last album, which is also exceptional.
	1:37am sv: Birmingham indeed!
	1:37am JakeGould: That $100,000 figure seems like a misinterpretation; perhaps it’s just the $$$ left over after pay and operating budget is handled. Bandcamp has about 29-30 staffers spread all over the world. It’s all remote work.
	1:38am ZeeBee: I think it was maybe me! I used to use a different handle, Zpulpa. Haha. Thanks for playing. I listened to this new one in the bath the day it came out and felt so shaken by it, in a good and heavy way.
	1:38am greatb: oh nice... i had that midwife bookmarked... would be a nice one to get on vinyl...
	1:40am ZeeBee: Loving the whole show by the way! Sunday nights have become good listening time for me lately so happy to get to know nowhere places more.
	1:41am Jim H: Love this White Poppy so much.
	1:41am sv: i think it was you, zeebee! many thanks for putting me on to some great music, and for listening :)
	1:41am Mr. Pumpy: Did you know anyone that used to work there? I know this fella Tom B. that worked there for many years...I know him from the ol' and now defunct stonerrock.com message boards! Anyhow...you may know who I mean if you were of age at all before they closed down. You may have just been a patron, but it sound like the joint had a family vibe from all I've heard about it. Either way...cool to hear the name mentioned here.
	1:44am sv: hey pump, i actually never went there unfortunately - it closed down before i was old enough to go and hang out there. real shame - it was the one place in birmingham (aside from the firehouse) that consistently booked more adventurous music when i was growing up
	1:44am Ike: Excellent sounds!
	1:44am sv: thanks, ike!
	1:47am JakeGould: FWIW, if you do the math on the last “no fee” day, they pulled in $4.3 million which is 15x a normal Friday. That means a normal Friday is $286,000. Assuming their fees are 10% to 15% that is $28,000 to $42,000 per day normally. Do the rest of the math and the $100,000 figure makes less sense. Article on the no fee day: https://techcrunch.com/2020/03/23/musicians-pulled-in-4-3m-after-bandcamp-waived-revenue-shares-for-24-hours/ Bandcamp fees: https://bandcamp.com/pricing
	1:48am JakeGould: Anyway, goodnight folks!
	1:48am Mr. Pumpy: Clan of Xymox! sv...you're bringing it all back home!
	1:48am sv: night, jake! thanks for tuning in :)
	1:49am Mr. Pumpy: Too bad about Bottletree. I'm hoping you had a joint when you were of age that was similar.
	1:49am coelacanth∅: Thanks Jake. those figures make more sense to me.
	1:50am Mr. Pumpy: I love math, I guess that means I am actually tired! I didn't dive into it...
	1:50am coelacanth∅: so, ZeeBee is zpulpa, huh? haha ...did you ever make that tape for our cassette-trading club?!
	1:51am mariano: Didn't know you were from Alabama, sv.
	1:53am sv: yep! born and raised in Birmingham
	1:54am greatb: Sun Ra country
	1:55am Tommy in Neversink: I LOVE your show
	1:55am ZeeBee: Yeah damn maybe it was a bad move to change my handle, lost all my old pals haha. I made some recordings but the exchange conversation dwindled pretty quick, I liked the idea though
	1:56am sv: we had a jazz trio (i think) come perform some sun ra for an assembly at my high school - it was really cool
	1:56am sv: thanks, tommy!!
	1:57am Mr. Pumpy: sv...nice!
	1:57am Mr. Pumpy: I thought this was Greater Than One for a short minute there!
	1:59am brycepunk1: I have been having quite a time in my mind to this mix tonight. I did not want to come down but I needed to in order to say thank you to the DJ. Fuuuuuck... perfect. Thank you
	1:59am mariano: One of my cousins lives in Birmingham. I haven't been to Alabama in ages. I think the last time was late 80s, got kicked out of a bar in Huntsville. Good times.
	1:59am coelacanth∅: ZB yeah our tape club ended before it started.
	2:00am sv: thanks, bryce!! so glad you've enjoyed the show. when i recorded it earlier it sounded a lot worse to my ears than it does now - what a difference a few hours can make
	2:02am Mr. Pumpy: mariano...never been to Alabama...would lie to check it out. How was it hanging with a gaggle of yankees today? ;)
	2:03am ToTetsu: bepboop bepboop
	2:04am fred: Hello sv and listeners
	2:04am sv: hey fred and totetsu!
	2:05am Mr. Pumpy: sv...I'm listening through a killer set of Senheiser open back headphones which I usually only bust out for my vinyl monitoring. The show sounds insanely good. Good on you, mate!
	2:05am Mr. Pumpy: But you will...you will die!!! Come on, die young!!! hahahahahahahahah
	2:07am brycepunk1: sv, intersrting... you get to record a show and then sit back and listen to it a few hours later for the first time with us. My friend, you nailed it.
	2:07am sv: thanks so much, pump! i've been making a big effort to ride the levels. a lot of my old shows were just in the red for the most part.
	2:07am sv: it's really nice, bryce, i can't lie!
	2:07am Dean: Heard Mogwai at the Troubadour in Hollywood.
	2:08am mb: So coool SV. Was going to ask you about Sun Ra-ish things you may have been exposed to.
	2:08am mariano: Felt like I was back in Brooklyn, Mr. P - I was there for almost 20 years ;)
	2:11am coelacanth∅: mogwai was once of only twice that a neighbor came to my door because of sound level.
	2:11am Mr. Pumpy: mariano...I've gathered as much from some of our accu convos...but I'd like to talk more about it some day. How long have you been in NOLA?
	2:12am Hubig Pie: Wall O' sound
	2:14am Mr. Pumpy: btw, my reference to you today during the game was to make a point about speaking different dialects and, what was it, bird languages? along a bit of teasing between mates, but I know we all speak Unglich in the good ol' USA!
	2:15am Mr. Pumpy: Coel...Mogwai can raise the volume bar while you're not even looking!
	2:16am Mr. Pumpy: This machine is so grey...the best kind of grey.
	2:17am Scott Williams: @SV, this whole set, man...
	2:18am brycepunk1: what scott said
	2:18am Mr. Pumpy: this sounds like when I stubbed my toe and woke up on the PATH back in '93 after a GODFLESH show.
	2:18am Mr. Pumpy: what bryce said what scott said
	2:19am mariano: Oh yeah, what was it Mr. P, a question of whether eagles and falcons can understand each other? As far as NOLA, this is where I'm from. Moved back in '17.
	2:20am sv: thanks y'all, i really appreciate it - i had a few technicals while recording so i really thought this one was gonna be a stinker. so pleased y'all are enjoying it!
	2:21am Mr. Pumpy: I've never been down there, but want to check it out...big time! Jazzfest...with all of it's corporate trappings and all, still...the acts that show up. Nuts! Other than that, I just want to come in the off time and go swamp out and maybe check out some backwoods blues/jazz joints. Sounds like a sweet place.
	2:23am Hubig Pie: Heavy duty rock and roll
	2:24am mb: Most every "heavy music" release from 2020 has been kicking my ass. Keilidh has been propping up some technically sound music. William B is giving a reassuring nod from the beyond, for sure. 2021 is going to be even more brutal, no doubt.
	2:26am Hubig Pie: Brings out the duty in my soul
	2:27am sv: mb, i agree - been a great year for metal so far
	2:27am Angelo: I’ve never been so relaxed while listening a human lawnmower go off. Thanks. This is beautiful
	2:28am Mr. Pumpy: Black Curse! Yeah...the retrodeath thang is going strong. A lot of pleasing moments. I'm interested to see what they do in the future. Live Burial are also doing it for me lately! Keilidh kicked a track recently. sv...you all rule!!!
	2:28am sv: thanks, Angelo! that's exactly the kind of contradiction i'm trying to create with this show
	2:28am brycepunk1: and what Angelo said
	2:30am mariano: Music, food, and booze Mr. P: what it's all about here. Look me up if/when you make it down this way, lots of nooks and crannies and off-the-beaten path kinds of places.
	2:30am Mr. Pumpy: sv...the balance is sweet.
	2:30am Dean: Really tempted to buy that Acwelan split with Bejel. Reek of Degenerative Gore was on the shortlist of names for our first child.
	2:33am Mr. Pumpy: mariano...you know I'm reaching out when I get down there! Can I sleep the megaron I witnessed earlier today?!
	2:34am Mr. Pumpy: @Dean...what did you end up with? Perhaps Bob...if you won that fight.
	2:34am Mr. Pumpy: Oranssi Pazuzu...sv! Yeah baby!!!!
	2:35am Dean: Heh, not telling.
	2:35am sv: this record is fuckin' crazy, man - such a strange blend of influences but it works so well.
	2:36am mariano: Wait, sleep the megaron? Oh, Pazuzu, my avatar!
	2:36am Mr. Pumpy: sv...these mofos do it proper.
	2:37am Hubig Pie: Your set was a beautiful Sunday night Goth metal dirge
	2:40am sv: thanks, hubig!!
	2:40am Mr. Pumpy: Cool dudes as well. I never saw them live, but traded emails about whatever...probably about how awesome they are! But, they weren't having it. Actually, it was about ten years ago...looking for their old logo shirt. Great find...sv
	2:42am Mr. Pumpy: mariano...it IS your avatar! Now I get it. Shit, when the curtain is pulled back...
	2:43am Mr. Pumpy: This drummer got confused.
	2:43am mariano: Oh, the megaron: that backdrop I was using on Zoom, now I get it. Yeah, sure, you can use that backdrop while you sleep, why the hell not?
	2:45am Mr. Pumpy: mariano...ha! I can use it while I sleep. That's rich. Shit, I can sleep on a spike and be happy if'n I'm in NOLA with a friend!
	2:45am Mr. Pumpy: Daymare...I love this.
	2:46am Mr. Pumpy: Yeah...when it goes low with the vibes...what's not to like?! It's like Bags and Midnight Meat Train.
	2:47am sv: this group features a baritone guitar, an instrument that i'd never even heard of before reading press for this release
	2:47am mariano: Baritone guitar? I guess that's between a guitar and a bass? Interesting.
	2:48am Mr. Pumpy: sv...another instrument? Or a baritone guitar is what you never heard of?
	2:49am Scott Williams: @sv - you've definitely heard baritone guitar, 2 most famous examples being the tremelo "bass" on the Twin Peaks theme and Berlin's "Take My Breath Away"
	2:49am sv: i'd never heard of a baritone guitar!
	2:49am fred: I'm pretty sure I saw Andy Moor (of The Ex) use a baritone guitar several times
	2:49am Mr. Pumpy: Oh shit...you should check out some things with a baritone guitar. There are many types, but people make them for consumption nowadays.
	2:49am sv: ahhhh, then i've heard it used! i like it.
	2:50am Scott Williams: Danelectro makes 'em, with those great lipstick pickups
	2:50am mariano: Ah, interesting Scott! Always assumed that was a bass on Twin Peaks.
	2:50am Mr. Pumpy: sv...and anyone else...check out anything Gentry Densley has done. He goes baritone guitar crazy. He has a band with Stephen O'Malley of SUNN o))).
	2:51am Scott Williams: and of course Vinny Bell
	2:51am Mr. Pumpy: Eagle Twin is a killer band. Also, Ascend. Early stuff, Iceburn...beginning to end is ever-changing yet enjoyable.
	2:52am Mr. Pumpy: The Eagle Twin full lengths are insane!
	2:53am Mr. Pumpy: @fred...The Ex are simply one of the greatest musical projects that ever existed. Great call out!
	2:53am Mr. Pumpy: sv...you have heard it more than you know, I would think.
	2:54am sv: it would seem so!
	2:54am mariano: Danelectro - I have one of those little Honeytone amps, love that thing.
	2:55am Scott Williams: @mariano those are great! Strap em to your belt
	2:56am Mr. Pumpy: We're going through a portal...and I like it! Is that gremlins arguing?
	2:57am sv: alright, folks, this is my last one - thanks so much for listening and thank you to Scott for holding down the fort! i'll see y'all next week. stay safe!
	2:57am mariano: Absolutely, Scott! Thanks sv (and of course Scott), take care everyone and stay safe!
	2:57am fred: Thanks sv and Scott
	2:57am Scott Williams: Time to load up Nick the Bard and say goodnight, everyone! Great show SV, thanks!
	2:58am Mr. Pumpy: Thanks. Great show!
	2:58am Angelo: Thanks so much. This set was freaking ridiculous
	2:58am Ken From Hyde Park: Thanks greatly, Skeleton Scott and DJ Sea Voyage!
	2:58am brycepunk1: :stands and ovates: Great fuckign set, my friend!
	2:59am coelacanth∅: Thanks sv Thanks Scott and/or whomever is at headquarters good night all

Nowhere Places with SV: Playlist from April 27, 2020

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