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Nov 4, 2016 37 min

Ankara Mixology

from Sounds Curious Podcast Hosted by Banshee Media

This week we drop a mix tape into our feed just as we head out the door for sonic adventures in London, Gothenburg and Belfast! On this tape one of our favorite bands here at the podcast you may never have heard of: Hayvanlar Alemi, from Ankara, Turkiye. This experimental band of classic rockers found free improvisation early in their careers, and have uploaded an incredible body of work for listeners around the world to delight in over at Freemusicarchive.org. In this episode we geek out over smart improvisers, marvel at music that flows through diverse genres like water on the rocky shore, and delight in musicians who defy borders like they do disciplines. All the music in today's episode is over at Freemusicarchive.org posted under Hayvanlar Alemi. Find out more about the band, their music and touring schedule at http://hayvanlaralemi.org/press.html Tracks on todays episode include: Yerekimsiz Ortam (from Demolar 2007-2008) Monsoon Circus Dub (from Visions of a Psychedelic Ankara) Shhjjjjjj - el Palteado (Single) Equatorial Lies (Single) Yýlanlar Zamaný (2009) Hayalgücü Spor Kulübü (from Hayvanlar Alemi Tatilde, 2008) Crossroad Metamorphosis (from Hayvanlar Alemi Tatilde, 2008) More information about the Banshee Media/Improvised Alchemy tour can be found on our web pages (banshee media.com & improvisedalchemy.com) or on our Facebook page over at facebook.com/improvisedalchemy

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