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.
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]]>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
genre. For fans who grew up listening to bands such as Joy 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.
Afterglow will explore new dominions that are being created in the
heart of the underground, covering electronica/EBM, industrial, dark
pop/rock, dark ambient, power noise, and more.
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".
The show is delivered as a free podcast in high quality MP3 format,
and can be listened to using a podcast receiver such as iTunes
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.
some photos taken during the shows (slowly adding more) can be viewed at http://flickr.com/photos/aliak_com/tags/brizbeats/
at one point, artists on the show were also getting gigs at the Sunday night live electronic music night I arranged called "sun@mantra" which was held at the since closed club, Mantra.
Mid 2004, I relocated to the UK so I ceased broadcasting briz:b:e:a:t:s as I travel often which makes finding a suitable timeslot tricky. Perhaps there will be a podcast show in the future if I can arrange an affordable APRA licence to podcast.
Thanks for all your support in the past!
it is taking me a while to upload all the show notices & playlists from the past few years. some have been uploaded here and others can be found at the following sites:
::: PulseRadio.net : visit here for most recent show details and playlists (since pulse radio has been sold to new owners, previous shows content has been removed so you may not find any info about briz:b:e:a:t:s there any more 03/11/2006)
::: [briz:b:e:a:t:s] mail list : visit here to read through past show details or to sign up to the mail list to receive future notices.
if you would like any more information or would like to be featured on the show, please feel free to email me : AliaK@bigfoot.com, or leave a comment here
Some shows can be listened to online where links are provided - note the recording quality is quite low, & sometimes the audio skips (my pc was not fast enough to broadcast and record at same time on occasion), so don't expect great quality, but they should give you an idea of what the show was about. Remember each show features different styles of music. If you hear something you like, I'd encourage you to purchase the artists music/releases to help support their efforts.
thanks for your support over the past years, and I hope it continues into the future!
Kath
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::: briz:b:e:a:t:s internet radio & [filter] ezine :::
Visit http://launch.groups.yahoo.com/group/brizbeats/messages for past show promos which may not have been uploaded here yet
]]>Shame File Music specialises in Australian Experimental music and also has a radio program featuring new sound art from around Australia
listen to this show
[briz:b:e:a:t:s]
saturdays 11-12 midday AEST
check the Pulse Radio Schedule for the on-air time in your part of the world
http://www.pulseradio.net
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
[briz:b:e:a:t:s]
this saturday from 11am-midday [AEST/sydney/brisbane]
http://www.pulseradio.net
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]]>Now you can listen to it online, as 40kbps streaming mp3pro
(please use an mp3pro compatible player for double the sound quality).
here's the blurb:
Falling Hats: Appropriation in Sydney Experimental Electronic Music.
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.
Falling Hats features amazing music from all of these artists, as well as
some of their peers and influences.
Produced by Shannon O'Neill, February 2004.
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I've also just put online an interview *of* me by Brooke Olsen of the 2RRR
show Jagged Frequencies that went to air late last year.
http://aliasfrequencies.org/son
It's a 15 minute interview that covers quite a lot of ground including my
background, experimental radio, Wake Up And Listen, Alias Frequencies,
and the Disorientation events.
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All material on the Alias Frequencies web site is now under the Creative
Commons 'Sampling Plus' License, which encourages creative reuse, as
well as p2p distribution. We are also in the process of making a lot of our
material available for download, as high quality 192kbps mp3, starting with
Wake Up And Listen's 'Mustard Keanu' CD.
http://aliasfrequencies.org/product/af001.html
cheers
Shannon
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