CiTR -- The Burrow

This is the last one.

Recordings from the second edition of "RNR". Not featured on the program is a performance from Garbage Dreams (aka Adrienne Labelle).

Like a fish out of water.

Joined in studio by father/son duo Zen Dogs for some live songs and a chat.

The calm and the storm kind of idea. We're all transmitting body I'd say.

2018 finally starting to get rolling with good releases.

Recorded sets from a show put on at the Toast Collective on Saturday, January 27th. First of a series of interdisciplinary shows.Featuring: - a short story from Ethan Reyes- a nonfiction piece from AdB (aka Alex de Boer)- a long-form poem from Roman Totale XVII (aka myself, Andy Resto)- covers of T. Rex by Pukesword

Tribute to The Fall in memory of Mark E. Smith, who passed away January 24, 2018.

Some music inspired by VSO New Music Festival 2018.

A slow descent into the wacky and uplifting.

It's 2018 and dead David Bowie's birthday. Here we go.

A playlist featuring Andy Resto's favorites of the year.

Joined by Shaunn Watt, co-organizer of Big Joy Festival, to chat about the festival fifth (and final) year and listen to excerpts from performers.

Joined by Sabrina Schroeder to chat about her practice and upcoming performance at Tidal~Signal II.

Interview with Rebecca Whitling of local ensemble Standing Wave, chatting about their upcoming World New Music Days performance among other things.

Joined on the phone by Giorgio Magnanensi, Artistic Director of Vancouver New Music, to chat about World New Music Days, Nov. 2-8.

Do you feel well

We think and then we act, apparently.

Some favorite Canadian/local releases of the year thus far, plus some current obsessions.

Live set from Vancouver/Madison ambient/minimal/classical duo High Plains.

Modern Fall retrospective last decade 2008-17. Greenway/Spurr/Melling/Poulou/MES.

New Shilpa Ray. New discovery in Shimmer. Double restart.

To a disinclined right eye.

Sweeping in from the side to strike at the heart and dislodge thought process.

Ace returns to co-host. Theme of INFLUENCE - conscious and unconscious. For some reason centred around Trent Reznor.

Live set from Lee Hutzulak's project Dixie's Death Pool. New album Twilight, Sound Mountain out on Saturday, May 27. Beautiful stuff.

Long-form rock and roll, exploring the painful and esoteric.

Interview with Kim Gaynor, director of the Vancouver Opera Festival. Operatic sounds and voices.

Joined by Meichen Waxer and Brynn McNabb to chat about Act 1, a multidisciplinary show being put on at VIVO Media Arts Centre. Selections from artists performing, curated by John Brennan.

Live improvisation and chat with currently-Vancouver-based composer Sarah Davachi.

Minimal classical as has been the trend for sometime, but we pull it back in to some solid noise rock in the middle as well.

For whatever reason I decided to throw this one together.

But it's all performed wonderfully, wouldn't it be?New Peace. New Pharmakon out soon.

Joined in the studio by Peggy Lee for a live improvised set. Interview with Dylan van der Schyff, Artistic Director of this year's Improvised Music Meeting.

Colossal scale and squinting to see the smallest living thing. And bursting.

Live set from John Brennan (Eschatons, Group Vision). Improvised drumming. Piercing music.

Joined by Kathryn Rozitis of local garage/punk group Jerk Jails. Rock. And. Roll.

Continuing the recent modern classical bent. Plus some Sonic Youth.

Throwing it together, a beautiful patchwork, say something loudly.

Say it three times fast. Joined by local electronic composers Lee Hutzulak and Dave Leith, aka Moth Mouth for a great set in the cavernous studios.

Remember the things that give you joy. What are these?

New local group Tulip joins the show to play some tunes and chat about music videos, Nelly, colouring books and other relevant topics.

I put The Fall on this one.

New edition of musicworks, Pythagoras No. 2, new Moon Duo / Hey Mother Death.

Andrea Lukic comes back on the program. Excerpts from her solo project Hick in eager anticipation of her Big Joy Festival appearance.Chats about process, precision, paranoia, perplexities...ellipses...

Joined by local noise/experimental electronic artist Sara Gold to chat about her upcoming performance as part of Big Joy Fest 2016. Feedback loops and other esoterica.

Organ music, guttural exercises, demonic undertones.

Guest host Brit Bachmann interviews artist and researcher Alexandra Bischoff to introduce some local, historically feminist organizations like Women In Focus and Vancouver Women's Bookstore, based on archive research with the Belkin Gallery and 221A. Brit and Ali play some tunes, too...

A rough one. Patchwork. Shred it together with all of the other clippings and manual outreach.

A comparison between the new Puzzlehead tape, Fred's Man Cave, and The Fall's Dragnet. Chat over the phone w/ Puzzlehead's Katayoon (Other Jesus, Crazy Bugs. et. al.).