EPISODE · Jan 27, 2018 · 1H
Frontiers of Space
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I recently stumbled upon an album by The National Pool called "Relaxation Tape for Solo Space Travel." https://infraction.bandcamp.com/album/relaxation-tape-for-solo-space-travel First of all, what a great title! And second, what fantastic cover art! When I heard the song "Simpler Times" I knew that I had to buy the album and I knew that I had to make a mix with an retro, analog, space sound. So I set about collecting tunes that sound like they could have come from an old space science filmstrip. Some of the music is from current artists like Boards of Canada, Air, The Belbury Circle, Panabrite, Cafe Kaput, Moon Wiring Club, Schengen and Lunar Testing Lab. But mixed in there is also old electronic music from Eric Vann, Paul Hart, Alan Hawkshaw and Frank Comstock. Much of the old music has a sort of cheesy, retro vibe that I love in a mix like this. Grab some Tang and kick back for this journey to the moon and beyond. Cheers! T R A C K L I S T : 00:00 Alan Hawkshaw - Probe 2 01:06 Vector Lovers - Long Wave 01:40 Boards of Canada - Wildlife Analysis 02:01 The National Pool - Simpler Times 08:42 Solvent - wig $1.00 11:07 Eric Vann - Space Face 11:55 Frank Comstock - Stairway to the Stars 14:25 Panabrite - Departing 17:28 The Belbury Circle - Light Industry 21:42 Lunar Testing Lab - The Cosmic Unknown 23:36 Café Kaput - Maranyl Is Chosen 26:05 Paul Hart - Superfine 26:41 Schengen - Me n'U 27:22 Moon Wiring Club - Between Two Worlds 28:40 Alan Hawkshaw - Terrestrial Fanfare 30:52 Air - Cosmic Trip 34:51 Lunar Testing Lab - Lunar Radio Control(with Russian Conet voice added) 36:25 Alan Hawkshaw - Saturn Rings 40:15 Boards of Canada - Come to Dust 43:36 Café Kaput - Ergonomo 49:05 Orgasmo Sonore - Space Team 50:52 Eric Vann - Astroport 53:00 The National Pool - Through the Breach 60:01 end
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