Cool odd noises in songs

Dingdong! Hey now, what's that sound? IS that the sound of a 1956 Morris Minor through a midi sampler? This week, Andrew and Sam discuss SOUNDS. Zounds, batman. These sounds might range from your "oo, that's a lovely tone" sort of music-nerd appreciation sound to your "what on the fuck is that, then?" sort of music-nerd appreciation sound. Along they way, they discuss said tones, the use of gravity to make music, and rototoms. God knows how they have the time in the life to do this sort of thing? Probably offloading their responsibilities to their other halves. Fuck the patriarchy. They also spend a questionably long time just reading out the name of bands who are playing Finnish festivals this year. Good stuff. They do it to you in the earhole. ### Riffs of the week #### Dr Sam's Riff - Year of the Knife - Your Control (opening) #### Andrew's Riff - Necrowretch - Dii Mauri (3:10) ### Dr Sam's track choices 1. Charles Mingus - Wednesday Night Prayer Meeting (0.20 - from Blues & Roots album) 2. Bjork - Solstice (opening) 3. Matmos - Ultimate Care II Excerpt Three (0.20) 4. Sly & Robbie - Dub Glory - original (1.20) ### Andrew's track choices 1. Little Dragon - Rictual Union (opening) 2. Pom Poko - Danger Baby (0:40) 3. Deep Purple - Living Wreck (0:10) 4. Jon Hopkins - Open Eye Signal (3:10) Email us - [email protected]

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