most of the cafes and taxis here in Jerusalem listen to Galatz Radio - this is the Israeli Defense Force (IDF) station. army service is a part of everyone's life here in Israel with teenagers having to serve after they finish high school. they have a Hebrew news services & play popular Israeli and International music.

another station I've listened to online is Israel National Radio as some of the shows are in English. they have interviews and music programs and also Jewish specific programs so it's interesting to listen. I listened to some programs after the Yeshiva was attacked by the terrorist. and today being Memorial Day, there's a special program of songs that every Israeli knows. another program has an interview with local Israeli trance artists ITP - Individual Thought Patterns

of course there's also Voice of Peace Radio which used to broadcast from a ship in the Mediterranean Sea off Tel Aviv. VOP was very popular with the Israeli people and peace protester Abie Nathan was it's main stalwart. this was the first Israeli pirate radio station broadcasting from 1973 to 1993. it's since closed down, though I read they might start it up again one day - not sure if this has happened. they had a reunion in 2006, and a double album tribute cd was released in 2007.

The DUOTECH show rumbles around fortnightly to lay down a barrage of funky electronics for your sonic satisfaction. Programmed by Tor Petersen and Leigh Jardine and streamed through www.freakin.org worldwide. If you fancy a listen, as always, it's available to download at http://www.duotech.org/page3.htm. eclectic electrics with duotech fortnightly wednesdays from 20:00 UK time streaming on www.freakin.org

Radio One is a radio station based in Dunedi, New Zealand which broadcasts on 91 FM.

"Radio One 91fm is your radio station, home of the intrepid audiophile. We take you to the school and bank your cheque with all the freshest music, the latest news, and the skinny on the places to be."

Alternative radio in Auckland, New Zealand - b FM - 95 FM

visit http://www.95bfm.co.nz/ for more info

88.6 FM Auckland's hottest music
Mai History, mai brand
Ngati Whatua had a dream to create a radio station, which embraced multi-cultural Auckland and sent a message to all people to stand proud and look forward to their future. Mai is the Mäori word for welcome and has no tribal affiliation. Mai FM was born out of that dream and a radio brand was created. Mai FM began broadcasting to Auckland in July 1992 and has been going strong for 13 years. Mai FM combines the knowledge accumulated from years of broadcasting and business experience with the talent & energy of youth. The brand represents the aspirations of the young at heart, it celebrates difference and embraces tomorrow. The result - a vital, vibrant radio station that has no peer in Auckland. Mai FM is Auckland's Hottest Music. No doubt.

BRISBANE, Australia - August 30, 2005 - In a call out to dark alternative music fans and artists, independent record label, Extrinia, today launched the "Afterglow" podcast at http://extrinia.com/afterglow. Afterglow will bring the best in music inspired by darker themes - romantic and otherwise - from new and emerging artists from around the world, as well as newly independent but established stalwarts of the Division, The Cure, Siouxsie and the Banshees, and Depeche Mode (and for those who've discovered they've held a long fascination with black eyeliner), Afterglow is set to re-awaken your faith in music. The show features "podsafe" music, where independent artists who own their copyrights give their permission to use their original songs in the show. "We've had a tremendous reaction from the artist community, and we'd love to hear from more artists in the genre", explained presenter and Extrinia founder, John P Shea. "Fans can also request tracks using the request form on the site, and playlists include artist contact details so they can purchase material directly".

dj sets - techno

party central - techno sets

thanks for dropping by the [briz:b:e:a:t:s] internet radio show page. here you will be able to read about guests / featured artists on the show. [briz:b:e:a:t:s] was on-air for over four years, from early 2000 - mid 2004. the aim of the show was to showcase some of Australia's talented electronic music artists and DJs.

originally I broadcast the show from Brisbane, Australia but in mid-2001 I relocated to Sydney so the show then became Sydney based. whilst in Brisbane there were many live performances on the show and it was also broadcast from a few of the warehouse parties / club gigs.

Shame File Music is an Australian label and distributor of experimental, ambient, noise and post rock music with artists including Undecisive God, Scott Sinclair, Lawrence English, Nat Evans, Dr Alien Smith, The Hi-God People and many, many more. The music on the releases ranges from hauntingly beautiful through to harsh eye-squinting sounds, and many of the albums are created as a project or have an underlying theme which the artist is exploring through music. Recorded live performances also are a feature of the label, and if you are after something to read whilst listening, they also offer a selection of zines. This is about as underground as it gets, so those who are open to new and different sounds should enjoy the selection.

Shame File Music specialises in Australian Experimental music and also has a radio program featuring new sound art from around Australia

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Mashed up & glitch songs, combining different pop songs and distorting them has become popular of late and one of Australia's most well-known artist is DSICO and the label SPASTICATED RECORDS. On today's briz:b:e:a:t:s we highlight some of the tracks that have been cut-up by the artists, including some from the infamous "Ministry of Shit" release which has caused quite a stir with the legal department of UK's Ministry of Sound. Just goes to show how far a small-run independant release can go. Artists featured on the label include Girl Talk, DSICO, AC/3P, Mark N, 7u?, DJ Smallcock, Toecutter, Ascdi, Wobbly, Skkatter, Knifehandchop & Kevin Blechdom, DSP Wanker and Trotters.
listen to this showMashed up & glitch songs, combining different pop songs and distorting them has become popular of late and one of Australia's most well-known artist is DSICO and the label SPASTICATED RECORDS. On today's briz:b:e:a:t:s we highlight some of the tracks that have been cut-up by the artists, including some from the infamous "Ministry of Shit" release which has caused quite a stir with the legal department of UK's Ministry of Sound. Just goes to show how far a small-run independant release can go. Artists featured on the label include Girl Talk, DSICO, AC/3P, Mark N, 7u?, DJ Smallcock, Toecutter, Ascdi, Wobbly, Skkatter, Knifehandchop & Kevin Blechdom, DSP Wanker and Trotters.

Tune in to listen to Spasticated Records original songs plus the infamous versions of tracks by artists such as Nelly, Beyonce, Kylie, Madonna, Christina Aguilera, Justin Timberlake, Nirvana, J.Lo + more

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briz:b:e:a:t:s - on today's show there is a selection of tracks from AliaK

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briz:b:e:a:t:s - on today's show is a selection of songs from AliaK

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briz:b:e:a:t:s - on today's show is a selection of music from AliaK

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briz:b:e:a:t:s - today's show features a selection of music from AliaK

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briz:b:e:a:t:s - today's show features a selection of music from AliaK

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briz:b:e:a:t:s ::: this week's show features a selection of music from AliaK

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Falling Hats: Appropriation in Sydney Experimental Electronic Music is a radio feature that went to air on FBi Radio Sydney on Sunday 2004-02-15. Now you can listen to it online, as 40kbps streaming mp3pro via http://anonradio.net/menu.htm. A look at musical appropriation, sampling, quotation and audio collage, from the perspectives of several Sydney underground artists. The first hour features some of the more experienced luminaries of the field, including Rik Rue; Garry Bradbury and Tom Ellard of Severed Heads; and John Blades of the Loop Orchestra. Learn all about cutups and tape loops, and why Deep Forest isn't cool. The second hour focuses on the new generation, including Adrian Bertram of Wake Up And Listen; Luke Collison aka Dsico; and Toecutter from System Corrupt; Find out about plunderphonics, bootlegs and breakcore. The program ends with a discussion of copyright, fair use p2p and the MP3 debate.

briz:b:e:a:t:s - this week's show features selected music from AliaK

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Evolutionary Vibes - the winter of our discotheque is the feature album this week on briz:b:e:a:t:s. With quality music from a range of Australian artists such as Ubin, 2Up, Koolism, Maya Jupiter, Quro, Snorkel, The Bird, All India Radio & Don Meers, Ollo, Ens, Superfluid, Gotye, Ebony Williams and Eon, the album travels from hip hop through to electronica. This is a great sample of the Australian sounds within these genres being created today.
listen to this showEvolutionary Vibes - the winter of our discotheque is the feature album this week on briz:b:e:a:t:s. With quality music from a range of Australian artists such as Ubin, 2Up, Koolism, Maya Jupiter, Quro, Snorkel, The Bird, All India Radio & Don Meers, Ollo, Ens, Superfluid, Gotye, Ebony Williams and Eon, the album travels from hip hop through to electronica. This is a great sample of the Australian sounds within these genres being created today.

Visit the Creative Vibes website for more details.
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11am-1pm [sydney time][UTC+11]

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Today's show is an Australian Hip Hop special featuring music from the "Culture of Kings" series (vol 1 & 3), Morganic's "Invisible Forces" album, Brisbane compliation "Laundrerd Beats" + more. Tune in to kick it. read more to see the playlist for the Australia Day weekend Aus Hip Hop special.

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briz:b:e:a:t:s - on today's show is a selection of music from AliaK + a dj set from Brisbane's DJ Rasp

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on today's show you can hear a replay of a DJ set by Swiss psy-trance DJ Ketan who was joined by Bali, one of the organisers of The Dawning outdoor festival held in Bonalbo in 2001. Visit the www.siliconbuddah.com.au website for details on future gatherings being held by Bali's crew. Bali chats with Ketan about parties in Goa, and the feelings created by psy music within the community.

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today's show featured music from Maya Jupiter, plus a selection of tracks ranging from hip hop, breaks, techno, electro through to psy-trance. read more for details
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03/01/2004

Maya Jupiter + Infected Mushroom

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