shows // Wavy Graves
electronic // pyschedelic // experimental // jazz
| episodes | |
|---|---|
| 26th March 2013 Live Jam: DIVA, The Cyclist, Ross Little et al. listen | |
| 20th March 2013 Health of the Oceans (Tape Launch) listen | |
| 13th December 2012 Dam Mantle & Joshua Duncan listen | |
| 24th November 2012 Strut, Roll, Cut, Lovers listen | |
| 31st October 2012 Ben Vida listen | |
| 21st September 2012 Mark Pritchard listen | |
| older Wavy Graves episodes | |
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the health of the oceans (tape launch)
Wavy Graves // 20.03.13 // Health of the Oceans (Tape Launch)
Celebrating the release of The Health of the Oceans tape comp featuring artists like Dam Mantle & Baker, Lucky Dragons, Dynooo, Ssaliva, B.A.T. et al. We'll be playing out some exclusive material from the artists involved and setting some vibes for its launch at Gris Gala on Saturday.
Posted at 15:39, 20th March 2013
dam mantle & joshua duncan
Wavy Graves // 13.12.12 // Dam Mantle & Joshua Duncan
Keeping it local tonight, I’ve got two guests from my neighbourhood for an open deck, all vinyl session.
Taking to the table with indomitable positivity is Joshua Duncan, he’ll be sharing some dub history. Known locally for his involvement with Jah Works and Jahrobics, his infectious smile and parametric EQ tweek are an elevating DJ signature.
Tom Marshallsay is probably better known by his Dam Mantle moniker. I’ve recorded and listened to this dude a lot this year, he’s always busy with his numerous projects, but this session is about sharing his records... although, I’m hoping he’ll share some of his new tracks too.
Posted at 18:27, 13th December 2012
strut, roll, cut, lovers
Wavy Graves // 24.11.12 // Strut, Roll, Cut, Lovers
Interview with Strut Records discussing their recent Fac. Dance and Cajmere compilations.
Live performances from electronic artists Silk Cut and Lovers’ Rights.
Plus a mix of Relief Records by Robert Tomilson from Jelly Roll Soul.
Posted at 17:24, 24th November 2012
ben vida
Wavy Graves // 31.10.12 // Ben Vida
Brooklyn-based sound artist Ben Vida began performing in Chicago with the minimalist acoustic quartet Town & Country, an influx of artists and improvisers had arrived in the city -- among them Ken Vandermark, Jim O’Rourke and Kevin Drumm. Peaked by an interested in ring modulation, Vida began to shift from acoustic music to synthesis; a particular form of synthesised music that shifted the role of the composer to that of the listener.
Utilising Max/MSP, he became aware of aural phenomenon and how sound is located in space, methods of emanating sound from the human skull, micro tones, spatialisation are all key components of his current work.
The following broadcast incorporates a talk and performance by Ben Vida recorded at Transmission. The talk creates the context of a performance that utilises frequencies to stimulate the bones inside your ear, a "psycho-acoustic trickery" if you will --as heard on his Esstends - Esstends - Esstends release available on PAN. Snippets of compositions in the Musique Concrete mode, using Epicly Later'd as it’s source, and his most recent project building a “boom-car” (which uses specific frequencies to rattle different components of the car) are also a feature.
Posted at 15:11, 31st October 2012
mark pritchard
Wavy Graves // 21.09.12 // Mark Pritchard
Mark Pritchard, one-half of Afrika Hitech and Harmonic 313, took to the decks at Rubadub to play out some records that have got his attention of late. The producer has been associated with an exhaustive list of pseudonyms, making for an exhaustive Discogs list that takes in different movements, including some vital early 90s work that he and Tom Middleton were responsible for --like Global Communications unfathomably beautiful out-of-time masterpiece 76:14.
Posted at 13:20, 21st September 2012