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Heavy Airplay, June 10, 2009
DEATH – For the Whole World To See (Drag City)
VARIOUS – Plantation Gold: The Mad Genius of of Shelby S. Singleton Jr.
and Plantation/SSS Records 1967-1976 (Omni)
WOODEN SHJIPS – Dos (Holy Mountain)
CONDO FUCKS – Fuckbook (Matador)
OBITS – I Blame You (Sub Pop)
MOUNTAINS – Choral (Thrill Jockey)
VARIOUS – Live To Ride: 14 Obscure NWOBHM Gems 1977-82 (Heavy Metal)
STEVE GUNN – Sundowner (Digitalis)
PRINCE RAMA OF AYODHYA – Devotional Demo (No Label)
VARIOUS – The Sound of Wonder (Finders Keepers)
DAN DEACON – Bromst (Carpark)
SUDDEN INFANT – Psychotic Einzelkind (Blossoming Noise)
ROSWELL RUDD – Trombone Tribe (Sunnyside)
OVENS – Ovens (tUMULt)
VARIOUS – Turntables on the Hudson: 10th Anniversary (Wonderwheel)
IRON CLAW – Iron Claw (Rockadrome)
VERMILLION SANDS – In the Woods (Fat Possum)
MARY HALVORSON & JESSICA PAVONE – Thin Air (Thirsty Ear)
PERSONAL & THE PIZZAS – 7″ (Rob’s House)
JEAN-PIERRE MASSIERA – Midnight Massiera (Finders Keepers)
HAPPY BURGER – Pizza All Around (Douche Master)
BOOKER T – Potato Hole (Anti)
OFEGE – Try and Love (Academy)
VARIOUS – Embellishment Collection Vol. 1 (Borft)
SKULLFLOWER – Taste the Blood of the Deceiver (Not Not Fun)
KURT VILE & THE VIOLATORS – The Hunchback EP (Richie)
BRILLIANT COLORS – Should I Tell You (Make A Mess)
BLANKETSHIP – Klangwunder (Gigante Sound)
CYBOTRON – Implosion (Aztec Music)
AMADOU & MARIAM – Welcome to Mali (Nonesuch/Because)
RPM List
DAN DEACON – Bromst (Carpark)
BLANKETSHIP – Klangwunder (Gigante Sound)
HECKER – Acid in the Style of David Tudor (Editions Mego)
MUSLIMGAUZE – Sulaymaniyah (Staalplaat)
GESELLSCHAFT ZUR EMANZIPATION DES SAMPLES – Circulations (Faitische)
VARIOUS – Maskindans: Norsk Syunth 1980-1988 (Hommage)
THE FIELD – Yesterday and Today (Anti/Kompakt)
VARIOUS – All Night Long (Word and Sound)
HELL – Teufelswerk (International Dee Jay Gigolo)
VARIOUS – Round Black Ghosts 2 (~scape)
World List
VARIOUS – The Sound of Wonder (Finders Keepers)
AMADOU & MARIAM – Welcome to Mali (Nonesuch/Because)
SOUNDTRACK – Rudo y Cursi (Nacional)
VARIOUS – Open Strings: 1920’s Middle East Recordings/New Responses
(Honest Jons)
VARIOUS – Thai Funk ZudRangMa (Zud Rang Ma)
VARIOUS – Sonida Martines Presenta: Nueva Cumbia Argentina (Soot)
GROUP DOUEH – Treeg Salaam (Sublime Frequencies)
LULACRUZA & MJ GREENMOUNTAIN – Solonia (Uji)
A. ROMZI & THE HOOKS – Rendong REmaja (EMI Malaysia)
VARIOUS – Legends of Benin (Analog Africa)
Loud List
DEATH – For the Whole World To See (Drag City)
VARIOUS – Live To Ride: 14 Obscure NWOBHM Gems 1977-82 (Heavy Metal)
SUDDEN INFANT – Psychotic Einzelkind (Blossoming Noise)
OVENS – Ovens (tUMULt)
IRON CLAW – Iron Claw (Rockadrome)
SKULLFLOWER – Taste the Blood of the Deceiver (Not Not Fun)
RUDIMENTARY PENI – No More Pain (Southern)
ZU – Carboniferous (Ipecac)
PESTE NOIRE – Ballade Cuntre Lo Anemi Francor (De Profundis)
ANCESTORS – II (Youth Attack)
Jazz List
ROSWELL RUDD – Trombone Tribe (Sunnyside)
MARY HALVORSON & JESSICA PAVONE – Thin Air (Thirsty Ear)
RONNIE BOYKINS – The Will Come, Is Now (ESP)
SUSIE IBARRA – Drum Sketches (Innova)
HYPNOTIC BRASS ENSEMBLE – s/t (Honest Jons)
WALTER/HALVORSON/EVANS – Mystery Meat (UgExplode)
VARIOUS – Mudwagon Vol. 1 (Edgetone)
THE PYRAMIDS – King of Kings (Ikef)
MASAHIKO SATOH & SOUNDBREAKERS – Amalgamation (Drone Syndicate)
POSITIVE CATASTROPHE – Garabatos Vol. 1 (Cuneiform)
Hip-Hop List
VARIOUS – Turntables on the Hudson: 10th Anniversary (Wonderwheel)
VARIOUS – Funk Mundial (Man)
ODD NOSDAM – T.I.M.E. Soundtrack (Anticon)
THUNDERHEIST – Thunderheist (Big Dada)
ACEYALONE – The Lonely Ones (Decon)
ESOTERIC VS. JAPAN – Pterodactyl Takes Tokyo (Fly Casual)
SOLE – The Secret History of Underground Rap (No Label)
MOCHIPET – Master P On Atari (Daly City)
VARIOUS – X: A Decade of Independence (Brick)
THE GROUCH & ELIGH – Say G&E! (Legendary)
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WFMU RETURNS FROM PRIMAVERA!
We’re back from three days of broadcasting live from the Primavera Sound fest in Barcelona, and it was an amazing experience! WFMU carried sets from the Magik Markers, Spectrum, Jeremy Jay, Sonic Youth, the Vaselines, Lightning Bolt, Jesus Lizard, Dead Meadow, Wooden Shjips, Ponytail, the Bats, Deerhunter, Throwing Muses, Sunn o))), St. Etienne, Crystal Stilts, Dan Deacon Ensemble, Fucked Up, and Vivian Girls! No run ins with Neil Young however (we heard he got off stage, took a shower and left), but Brian stole his dressing room sign for Ken. If you missed the broadcasts, stay tuned because many (but not all) will be up on WFMU’s site for streaming, and even some will be downloadable! Keep an eye on wfmu.org for more info.
UPCOMING SPECIALS ON WFMU:
The program schedule ends June 21st, keep en eye on wfmu.org for the posting of the Summer schedge.
Peter Holsapple and Chris Stamey Live on Irwin’s program
Wednesday, June 10th, 3pm – 6pm
on Irwin’s show
Peter Holsapple and Chris Stamey will perform an acoustic set on Irwin’s program Wednesday, June 10 at 3:15 pm. Longtime frontmen in the DBs, their new album “Here and Now” was just released on Bar/None Records. It’s their first duo album since “Mavericks” in 1991.
Glows in the Dark
Wednesday, June 10th, 11pm – 2am
on The Long Rally with Scott McDowell
From Richmond, VA, Glows in the Dark blends unruffled jazz improv with cinematic soundscapes evoking dusty vistas or hardboiled crime scenes. Tune in for a freeform concoction of cool jazz, Django swing, Ennio Morricone, Lounge Lizards, John Zorn’s Naked City, and pulp soundtracks.
WFMU Annual Graffiti Special: Miami vs. New York Styles
Friday, June 12th, 3pm – 6pm
on Put the Needle On the Record with Billy Jam
For the third annual WFMU graffiti round-table special regulars, graf artist DEMER (Wallnuts crew) and photo-journalist authors Jim & Karla Murray (Broken Windows, Burning New York, Miami Graffiti) will be joined in the studio with Billy Jam by Miami, Florida artists JUNK and REKAL of the FDC crew discussing, among other topics, the sharp differences between New York and Miami graffiti styles. Also in the studio doing scratch routines will be DJ ALF.
Lenis Guess
Saturday, June 13th, 10am – 1pm
on Michael Shelley’s show
Michael chats with Lenis Guess, a pioneer of the 60’s Norfolk, Virginia soul music scene who now lives in New York City & had directed plays & films such as “Prichard Johnson: Spirit Dick.” We’ll also get the low down on recently deceased musicians when obituary writer Phast Phreddie Patterson checks in.
John Wicks and Paul Collins in Terre T’s Cherry Blossom Clinic
Saturday, June 13th, 3pm – 6pm
on The Cherry Blossom Clinic with Terre T
Tune in to the Cherry Blossom Clinic to hear the legendary JOHN WICKS of THE RECORDS and PAUL COLLINS from the PAUL COLLINS BEAT! Two of the undisputed architects of 70.s power pop, John Wicks and Paul Collins have joined forces to play all their hits . including .Starry Eyes., .Hearts Will Be Broken., .Rock N Roll Girl. . in special stripped down arrangements. Catch them live at The Record Collector in Bordentown NJ on June 13th and at Kenny.s Castaways on June 15th, but be sure to check them out live on The Cherry Blossom Clinic first!
Youssou N’Dour
Saturday, June 13th, 6pm – 9pm
on Transpacific Sound Paradise with Rob Weisberg
Youssou N’Dour is simply the most popular African artist in the world today. He is truly an icon – Time Magazine put him on their list of the 100 most influential people in the world. But sometimes such influence has a price: In 2004 he broke from his usual two streams of music – “mbalax” dance albums for the Senegalese audience, and crossover pop albums for the international audience – and did something entirely different: An album of songs performed with an Egyptian orchestra and dedicated to Sufi saints called “Egypt”. While Egypt was a huge hit abroad, leading to his first Grammy, there was a firestorm back home in the Islamic country of Senegal, where some considered the songs to be blasphemous. A new film, “I Bring What I Love” (premiering at the BAM Muslim Voices festival on Saturday June 6 and opening at IFC Center June 12), documents the controversy and the rapprochement that followed. Youssou N’Dour is in town for the premiere, and a sold-out BAM concert to launch the Muslim Voices festival, and he will talk with Rob about this experience, his latest cd Rokku Mi Rokka (Nonesuch) and other musical adventures.
Sound and Safe Live from Listener Dave Kormann’s Porch
Monday, June 15th, 8pm – 11pm
on Sound and Safe with Trent
Listener Dave Kormann cashes in on his WFMU Marathon prize: a live broadcast from his house! And it has a porch! It’s “concept radio” so tune in and get conceptual.
Aaron Siegel, Katherine Young, Alex Chechile, Woody Sullender, Matthew Welch, Jeremiah Cymerman
Wednesday, June 17th, 11pm – 2am
on The Long Rally with Scott McDowell
A preview to the Telluric Currents Series happening at Ibeam in Brooklyn June 19th-21st, we’ll be laying down an improv jam sesh/battle royale with Matthew Welch (sax/bagpipes), Aaron Siegel (percussion), Katherine Young (bassoon), Alex Chechile (electronics), Woody Sullender (banjo) and Jeremiah Cymerman (clarinet), playing in different formations and combos, solo, duo, and who knows what else. Tune in to find out!
Jonny Chan & New Dynasty 6 on The Cherry Blosson Clinic
Saturday, June 20th, 3pm – 6pm
on The Cherry Blossom Clinic with Terre T
The Cherry Blossom Clinic is psyched to present a live performance from the legendary Jonny Chan and the New Dynasty 6. Chan has been an underground legend on the garage scene for nearly two decades, mining their special brand of low-fi 60.s punky jangle rock . and occasionally singing in Chinese! So tune in to hear them crank out their Groovies/Kinks-inspired awesomeness Saturday June 20th from 3-6 PM!
