Cultural misappropriation.
Soundwave Schedule for 2022
Soundwave schedule for 2022 thus far for those who love ambient/classical/experimental/instrumental music.
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January
- January 2: iu takahashi
- January 9: Christoph Berg
- January 16: Kazuya Nagaya
- January 23: Kim Cascone
- January 30: Harrold Roeland
February
- February 6: Robert Koch
- February 13: Forest Robots
- February 20: Monty Adkins
- February 27: City of Dawn
March
- March 6: Tyresta
- March 13: Joakim Alfvén
- March 20: Munknörr
- March 27: Darren McClure
April
- April 3: Melissa Pons
- April 10: Shad Marsh
- April 17: Jacob Newman
- April 24: Inner Islands
May
- May 1: Jakob Lindhagen
- May 8: Andrew Tasselmyer
- May 15: Machine Records
- May 22: James Vella
- May 29: Raziel Panic
Cryo Chamber released their annual compilation album. I had to be in the right mind to listen to it, but here I am, coffee in hand, ready.
Pick up a copy for yourself. It’s free, but the label and the artists deserve your coin.
https://cryochamber.bandcamp.com/album/dark-ambient-of-2021
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So this is a thing.
My Leatherman is being used for unexpected problems. The other day our cheap wine opener snapped off in the cork, and I used my Leatherman to yank it out of the bottle. This morning I used my Leatherman to unscrew the cap to my box of oat milk. You know, manly stuff.
Trying out Pony Messenger. My handle is the same as it always is: josephaleo
Glare.
Santa noir.
Strut.
Inspiration strikes.
I’m assembling Alex Haas’s mix for this week’s Soundwave based on his playlist. Lots of deep, ambient dub and unexpected pop songs.
to get you in the mood for the holidays during a pandemic. 🎵 Ligeti: Requiem / Apparitions / San Francisco Polyphony open.spotify.com/album/0wR…
That’s some good branding, Dark Horse Coffee.
Leatherman saves the night.
The boy loves my slippers.
Ho Ho Ho.
The fact that IA Writer and Obsidian can open the same text files makes me reconsider using Obsidian as my primary note-making app, and dropping Ulysses for IA Writer.
I’m excited that the Appendix N Book Club will be reviewing Ursula Le Guin’s novel, A Wizard of Earthsea, on their next show.
It’s very important for the boy to strike a heroic pose when we play Catboy and Monster. I’m the monster.
