https://soundcloud.com/theframeloop Mon, 04 Feb 2019 11:15:17 +0000 Mon, 04 Feb 2019 11:15:17 +0000 60 en The Frame Loop is a registered trademark company feeds@soundcloud.com (SoundCloud Feeds) This is The Frame Loop podcast. A sonic space where editors Luke and Rob chat about movies, music, books & everything in-between. It will change your life. A culture natter from your friends, Rob and Luke Luke Richardson yes https://i1.sndcdn.com/avatars-000032825973-vlrfr2-original.jpg https://soundcloud.com/theframeloop Film,Reviews,Culture,Denmark,Cinema,Audience,Journal,culture,music,comedy,banter,expert,british,danish,poetry,comedy,interviews,culture,tfl,the,frame,loop,best,podcast,best,film,podcast,best,movie,podcast,366,movies,366moviesThe Frame Loop podcast is a weekly round-up of all things cultural that website editors Luke Richardson and Rob Parker have been obsessing over. Expect film reviews, interviews, poetry readings, recipes, and the occasional wedge of British sardonic humour. lukerichardson89@gmail.comLuke Richardson tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/87011951 Mon, 08 Apr 2013 22:21:25 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/theframeloop/7-mutant 01:00:22 The Frame Loop no The Frame Loop podcast explores art and cultural texts tied together by a different one word theme each week. This week is MUTANT: join Luke and Rob for a journey all the way from Brazillian Tropicalia to Japanese Cyberpunk cinema, by way of checking on Gregor Samsa's ailing predicament, a few clips and a reading. www.theframeloop.com OUR WEEK IN CULTURE: Stories at The Invisible Dot, London The Room (dir. Tommy Wiseau, 2003) screening at Huset i Magstræde, Copenhagen The Place Beyond the Pines (dir. Derek Cianfrance, 2012) This week's theme: MUTANT SONG: 'Quem Tem Medo de Brincar de Amor' by Os Mutantes BOOK CLUB READING: The Metamorphosis (1915) by Franz Kafka Franz Kafka's It's a Wonderful Life (dir. Peter Capaldi 1995. Watch the film here) CLIP: 'Oh! The Places You Will Not Go' by David Rakoff (originally broadcast by Wiretap) FILM Tetsuo: The Iron Man (dir. Shin'ya Tsukamoto, 1989) CLIP: Tetsuo: The Iron Man soundtrack by Chu Ishikawa NEXT WEEK Souzou: Outsider Art from Japan at Welcome Collection, London (until 30 June 2013) CPHPIX Film Festival, Copenhagen (11-24 Paril 2013) I am Divine (dir. Jeffrey Schwarz, 2013) - GOODBYES- NB: For further Tetsuo analysis, check out John Bleasdale's piece Tetsuo: Metal Machine Music over at Electric Sheep. Don’t forget to check out our favourite MUTANT films, music, and art, and subscribe to the podcast via iTunes and Soundcloud. www.theframeloop.com The Frame Loop podcast explores art and cultural … The Frame Loop podcast explores art and cultural texts tied together by a different one word theme each week. This week is MUTANT: join Luke and Rob for a journey all the way from Brazillian Tropicalia to Japanese Cyberpunk cinema, by way of checking on Gregor Samsa's ailing predicament, a few clips and a reading. www.theframeloop.com OUR WEEK IN CULTURE: Stories at The Invisible Dot, London The Room (dir. Tommy Wiseau, 2003) screening at Huset i Magstræde, Copenhagen The Place Beyond the Pines (dir. Derek Cianfrance, 2012) This week's theme: MUTANT SONG: 'Quem Tem Medo de Brincar de Amor' by Os Mutantes BOOK CLUB READING: The Metamorphosis (1915) by Franz Kafka Franz Kafka's It's a Wonderful Life (dir. Peter Capaldi 1995. Watch the film here) CLIP: 'Oh! The Places You Will Not Go' by David Rakoff (originally broadcast by Wiretap) FILM Tetsuo: The Iron Man (dir. Shin'ya Tsukamoto, 1989) CLIP: Tetsuo: The Iron Man soundtrack by Chu Ishikawa NEXT WEEK Souzou: Outsider Art from Japan at Welcome Collection, London (until 30 June 2013) CPHPIX Film Festival, Copenhagen (11-24 Paril 2013) I am Divine (dir. Jeffrey Schwarz, 2013) - GOODBYES- NB: For further Tetsuo analysis, check out John Bleasdale's piece Tetsuo: Metal Machine Music over at Electric Sheep. Don’t forget to check out our favourite MUTANT films, music, and art, and subscribe to the podcast via iTunes and Soundcloud. www.theframeloop.com lukerichardson89@gmail.com (Luke Richardson)Film,Reviews,Culture,Denmark,Cinema,Audience,Journal,culture,music,comedy,banter,expert,british,danish,poetry,comedy,interviews,culture,tfl,the,frame,loop,best,podcast,best,film,podcast,best,movie,podcast,366,movies,366movies tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/85185902 Wed, 27 Mar 2013 17:02:15 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/theframeloop/6-jungle 00:48:31 The Frame Loop no After a short break, we rise out of the ashes of the last episode and return with the wildest edition of The Frame Loop podcast yet. This week's theme is 'JUNGLE'. Listen in award winning master-baker Rob Fred Parker and cake connoisseur Luke Richardson as they explore Werner Herzog's Peruvian Jungle epic Fitzcarraldo, the groundbreaking explorer Henry Walter Bates, and the return of legendary polymath artist David Bowie. All that, and so, so, so much more. Too much, frankly. We should really be getting paid for this stuff. Our week in culture: Rob looks at spaces, particularly, THE SPACE (feat. John Peels' record collection, BBC drama series The Parade) Luke chats on about 'The Ultimate Cultural Innovator' David Bowie SONG: 'Dirty Boys' by David Bowie (from new album 'The Next Day', out now on ISO/Columbia Records) THEME CHAT: JUNGLE SONG: 'Jungle Boogie' by Kool & The Gang (Mercury, 1973) BOOK CLUB: 'The Naturalist on the River Amazons by Henry Walter Bates (orig. 1859) FILM: Fitzcarraldo (dir: Werner Herzog, 1982) What cultural things are we looking forward to... Stories @ The Invisible Dot / Lit. readings from Josie Long, Joe Dunthorne and Luke Wright (Thurs 28th March, Kings X) Stories We Tell / an engrossing personal essay film about knotted familial relationships (Released in DK on April 3rd) - HAPPY EASTER, HEATHENS! - www.theframeloop.com After a short break, we rise out of the ashes of … After a short break, we rise out of the ashes of the last episode and return with the wildest edition of The Frame Loop podcast yet. This week's theme is 'JUNGLE'. Listen in award winning master-baker Rob Fred Parker and cake connoisseur Luke Richardson as they explore Werner Herzog's Peruvian Jungle epic Fitzcarraldo, the groundbreaking explorer Henry Walter Bates, and the return of legendary polymath artist David Bowie. All that, and so, so, so much more. Too much, frankly. We should really be getting paid for this stuff. Our week in culture: Rob looks at spaces, particularly, THE SPACE (feat. John Peels' record collection, BBC drama series The Parade) Luke chats on about 'The Ultimate Cultural Innovator' David Bowie SONG: 'Dirty Boys' by David Bowie (from new album 'The Next Day', out now on ISO/Columbia Records) THEME CHAT: JUNGLE SONG: 'Jungle Boogie' by Kool & The Gang (Mercury, 1973) BOOK CLUB: 'The Naturalist on the River Amazons by Henry Walter Bates (orig. 1859) FILM: Fitzcarraldo (dir: Werner Herzog, 1982) What cultural things are we looking forward to... Stories @ The Invisible Dot / Lit. readings from Josie Long, Joe Dunthorne and Luke Wright (Thurs 28th March, Kings X) Stories We Tell / an engrossing personal essay film about knotted familial relationships (Released in DK on April 3rd) - HAPPY EASTER, HEATHENS! - www.theframeloop.com lukerichardson89@gmail.com (Luke Richardson)Film,Reviews,Culture,Denmark,Cinema,Audience,Journal,culture,music,comedy,banter,expert,british,danish,poetry,comedy,interviews,culture,tfl,the,frame,loop,best,podcast,best,film,podcast,best,movie,podcast,366,movies,366movies tag:soundcloud,2010:tracks/83354261 Fri, 15 Mar 2013 11:16:56 +0000 https://soundcloud.com/theframeloop/5-fire 00:54:49 The Frame Loop no RED ALERT! The Frame Loop podcast returns in a blaze of glory as we discuss cultural tidbits relating to the theme of FIRE. Tune in to hear a long critique Truffaut's classic Sci-Fi flick Fahrenheit 451, some readings of Raymond Carver poems, and we get down and smokey with some bloody brilliant music. What are you waiting for? Our week in culture: Rob waxes lyrical about his favourite Willy (Mason) SONG: I Got gold by Willy Mason (Fiction Records, 2012) Our theme this week is FIRE! SONG: Fire by The Ohio Players (Mercury, 1974) BOOK CLUB: Our fiery favourites Kurt Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse-Five (Vintage, orig. 1969) Raymond Carver's Fires: Essays, Poems, Stories (Vintage, orig. 1985) (inc. 2 poetry recitals!) Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 (Flamingo Modern Classics, orig. 1951) FILM: Fahrenheit 451 (dir: Francois Truffaut, 1966) Next week's shenanigans: Circular Skys: Ten Minutes Older @ Shortwave Cinema (Sat 23rd March, more info: https://twitter.com/ShortwaveFilms) Mikkeller & Friends - The Grand Opening (Sat 16th March, http://mikkeller.dk) -Toffee bonbons and bye byes! - RED ALERT! The Frame Loop podcast returns in a bl… RED ALERT! The Frame Loop podcast returns in a blaze of glory as we discuss cultural tidbits relating to the theme of FIRE. Tune in to hear a long critique Truffaut's classic Sci-Fi flick Fahrenheit 451, some readings of Raymond Carver poems, and we get down and smokey with some bloody brilliant music. What are you waiting for? Our week in culture: Rob waxes lyrical about his favourite Willy (Mason) SONG: I Got gold by Willy Mason (Fiction Records, 2012) Our theme this week is FIRE! SONG: Fire by The Ohio Players (Mercury, 1974) BOOK CLUB: Our fiery favourites Kurt Vonnegut's Slaughterhouse-Five (Vintage, orig. 1969) Raymond Carver's Fires: Essays, Poems, Stories (Vintage, orig. 1985) (inc. 2 poetry recitals!) Ray Bradbury's Fahrenheit 451 (Flamingo Modern Classics, orig. 1951) FILM: Fahrenheit 451 (dir: Francois Truffaut, 1966) Next week's shenanigans: Circular Skys: Ten Minutes Older @ Shortwave Cinema (Sat 23rd March, more info: https://twitter.com/ShortwaveFilms) Mikkeller & Friends - The Grand Opening (Sat 16th March, http://mikkeller.dk) -Toffee bonbons and bye byes! - lukerichardson89@gmail.com (Luke Richardson)Film,Reviews,Culture,Denmark,Cinema,Audience,Journal,culture,music,comedy,banter,expert,british,danish,poetry,comedy,interviews,culture,tfl,the,frame,loop,best,podcast,best,film,podcast,best,movie,podcast,366,movies,366movies