Guest Programmer
Wayne Funnel (AUS)

Wayne Funnel is a freelance Science/Historical Correspondent with ABC Radio Australia. His illustrated talks are also regularly broadcast during The Night Air, the cult “listening for pleasure” program heard from 8:30 pm on Sunday evenings on ABC Radio National.

For this 11:11 podcast Wayne has prepared an especially extended admixture of his unique commentary interspersed with surprisingly entertaining musical items.

N.B. Whilst the utmost care has been taken in the selection and transcription of these discs, many of them were garnered during Wayne’s frequent visits to St. Vincent De Paul stockists and so he can, at this point, only apologise for any incidental surface noise or needle excursions that may occasionally punctuate the presentation.

Interested listeners can read a little more about Wayne Funnel at any one of these three convenient Uniform Resource Locations:

• Linked In
• ABC Pool
• Facebook

Playlist:

1. Rubber Bells – Jeff St Pierre and Phillip Antoniades [ A Rubber Band Christmas / Redeye Distribution ]
2. Gerry and the Holograms – Gerry and the Holograms [ Meet the Dissidents / Absurd #4 ]
3. Nut Pumpkin – Joy Allan-Wilsher
4. The Carpenter – Head and Leg [ Your Dreams / Seeland ]
5. Heaven On Their Minds – Keita Asari [ Jesus Crirst Superstar Japanese Cast Recording 1976 / Toshiba EMI Japan ]
6. Remember Old Smokey (NZ Radio spot) – Waikato Dairy Lab Singers New Zeland Dairy Ministry [ Mastitis Melodies / EMI NZ ]
7. White Punks – Leland Stanford junior marching band [ Starting Salary $22,275.00 / Embo Records ]
8. Happy Living – Astro Age steel orchestra [ Happy Living / Sony Music Entertainment (Japan) ]
9. Super Mario Brothers theme – Eminence Symphony Orchestra
10. Annie’s Song – John Denver [ Annie's Song / RCA ]
11. Bless you is my woman – Baaba Maal [ Red Hot and Rhapsody / Anttilles ]
12. The way that it began – The Fabulous Entourage [ Sh-K-Boom ]
13. Happy Outcome – Glibert Vinter [ Happy outcome / JW ]
14. Slient Night – Klaus Nomi [ Za Bakdaz / Heliocentric ]
15. Into the void – Edmund Welles [ Agrippa's 3 Books / Zeroth Law ]
16. Freaky if you got this far – Van Morrison [ The Complete Bang Sessions / Purple Pyramid Records ]

Guest Programmer
Lloop (USA)

Long Distance Phonecall
The first phone was a drum. The podcast is walkie talkie with New York in the 60′s. Skype with a Rasta on a space colony. Your mobile phone is drunk on magnetics. Drums!! … Long distance!!

Lloop (aka Rich Panciera) moved to NYC in a band with Douglas Israel in 1990. He got involved with Lalalandia in the crazy Williamsburg Brooklyn scene, worked at and helped build Bassmind studios, was a member of We™, co-founded Share NYC & Share Wien (share.dj), and now starting Sonephon.com very very soon.

His releases include his solo album “Bulbb’s” and as band member of We™, all available through the agriculture.

Playlist:

1. Mrtnesh – Ethiopian Tewahedo Song [ Unknown ]
2. Masanka Sankayi/Kasai Allstars – Wa Muluendu [ Congotronics Vol. 2  / Crammed Discs ]
3. Rustie – Just For Kicks (instrumental) [ Cafe de Phresh  / Stuff ]
4. Kelpe – The Blankout Agreement (12″ Version) [ DC Recordings ]
5. The Jimi Hendrix Experience – Little Miss Lover [ BBC Sessions / MCA Records ]
6. McCoy Tyner – Afro Blue (Flute Solo Excerpt) [ McCoy Tyner and the Latin All-Stars /  Telarc ]
7. Dom Um Romao E Jadir De Castro – Repimar [ Batucada: The Sound of the Favelas / Mr Bongo ]
8. José Mangual Jr. – Cuero Na’ Ma [ Campanero (Tributo A Chano Pozo) / YOYO USA ]
9. The Har You Percussion Group – Welcome to the Party [ The Har You Percussion Group / Cubop Records ]
10. The Tony Williams Lifetime – Clap City [ Ego / Verve ]
11. El Rakkas – Seas Of Disease [ LoDubs Records ]
12. Lampe – Ayatollah [ Decentertainment ]
13. Clubroot - Low Pressure Zone [ LoDubs Records ]
14. Donny Osmium – dub0dub5 [ Unreleased ]
15. Dual Tone – Reign Dub [ Hi-Fidelity Dub Sessions - Chapter One / Guidance Recordings ]
16. Johnny Osbourne – Ringcraft Dub [ Nightfall Showcase - Munich ]
17. Point – Get Drunk Or Die Trying [ Arche / Stubenmusicstudio ]
18. Pecker – Kylyn [ 21st Century Dub / RIOR ]
19. Osibisa – Survival (excerpt) [ Woyaya / MCA/Decca ]
20. Unknown – Aluar Horns (Zaire border, Uganda) [ East Africa Ceremonial & Folk Music / Nonesuch Records ]
21. Cumbia Caribe – Canto de Tucanes
22. Les Musiciens du Nil, Sibs, Egypte: Les Musiciens Du Nil, Vols. 1 & 2 , Ocora France mixed with DJ Rap feat Outlaw Candy, Intelligent Woman [Jungle Massive 3 / Labello ]
23. DJ Rap feat Outlaw Candy – Intelligent Woman [ Jungle Massive 3 / Labello ]
24. Niagra – Niagra [ Batucada Por Favor / Mr Bongo ]
25. 3veni – Doi_Festival_(feat. Saraika Mahabir and Keishea Stuart)
26. Songhay Gulu Drummers (Niger) – Africa: Drum, Chant & Instrumental Music [ Nonesuch Explorer ]

Guest Programmer
Blind (Canberra, AUS)

Blind (aka David Finig) is a pharmacy assistant, writer and theatre-maker dwelling in Canberra, Australia. Since 2001, more than twenty of David’s full-length and one-act playscripts have been produced for seasons by companies in Australia, the Philippines and the United States. David was 2006 Writer-in-Residency with Tanghalang Pilipino, the key government-funded theatre company in the Philippines, and his work continues to be produced by theatre ensembles and festivals in Manila. David works with cross-artform ensemble Boho to devise and present interactive performances based on Complex Systems science and Game Theory. Boho productions A Prisoner’s Dilemma (2007-08) and Food for the Great Hungers (2009) have toured to theatres, museums, science conferences and festivals throughout Australia.

David co-directs the Crack Theatre Festival, a national festival and forum for performing artists which takes place annually in Newcastle as part of This Is Not Art, Australia’s largest media arts festival.

The battery of noises encased in this podcast come from a few key sources: flickering madly between stations on the FM dial of a handheld radio; collaborations with a range of musicians and sound artists; tunes recorded with Diplodocus, a trio featuring Paul Heslin (laptop, processes), Chris Finnigan (guitar, FX) and my self (words); and finally, SUN DRUGS.

Sun Drugs is a grimy teen romance set in the flooded streets of epidemic-ridden Manila following the efforts of hip brothers Mouth and Throat to turn art-class geek Alexis Cobweb into prom queen in the space of one week. All the sweeping romance of The English Patient and the sassy dialogue of Mean Girls crammed into half an hour and microwaved, including a DIY-vibrator making workshop. Sun Drugs was nominated for Best Solo Show in the 2010 New Zealand Fringe Festival.

Playlist:

1. Christian radio DJs – The Seasons of Holy Hiphop [ One Way FM 91.9 ]
2. 2006 Type Fresh – Disciple Cycles [ One Way FM 91.9 ]
(I’m not going to lie to you – the day I discovered the holy hip hop show on my local christian station was the funniest day of my life)
3. Paul Heslin feat. blind – Dummy Domino [ Unreleased ]
4. Finnigan and Brother – You can’t all be right [ Unreleased ]
5. blind – Sun Drugs pt 1 of 4
6. Bob Dylan – Bob Dylan’s 115th Dream [ Bringing It All Back Home / CBS ]
7. Filipino radio DJs – Competition announcement [ Power FM Manila ]
8. blind – We captured Grace Kelly without a fight [ FM 104.7 / BBC Radio ]
(finger on the tuning dial flickering between stations)
9. Reuben Ingall feat. blind – Protoceratops [ Dinosaur Concept Album / Online release ]
10. blind – Sun Drugs pt 2 of 4
11. Leon Twardy feat. blind – Angels take the iceberg [ Unreleased ]
12. Diplodocus – The Bandaged King [ First Handshake in Space EP - Online release ]
13. Transmissions feat. blind – Guessing which chamber the bullet is in [ Unreleased ]
14. Chris Finnigan – 111 [ Unreleased ]
15. blind – Sun Drugs pt 3 of 4
16. Hudson Mohawke – FUSE [ Butter / Warp Records ]
17. Finnigan and Brother – Guitar lead + finger / FM radio through headphones [ Unreleased ]
18. Diplodocus – Singing love songs [ First Handshake in Space EP / Online release ]
19. Patrick Swayze – She’s like the wind [ Dirty Dancing Soundtrack / RCA ]
20. blind – Sun Drugs pt 4 of 4
21. Solomon Burke – Cry to me [ Cry to me / Atlantic ]
22. Unknown artist – Track 3 – ‘Fiji Island Techno Mix’ (A CD I found on a table in Nadi, Fiji)
23. Diplodocus – The idea of a sun god [ You are KGB, aren't you EP / Online release ]

Guest Programmer
Jacqui O’Reilly (Sydney, AUS)

Podcast: Emerge Outside

Jacqui O’Reilly is a singer/songwriter from Sydney, Australia. Emerging from the folk underworld into new electronic music by way of passion, projects and people, Jacqui has prepared the Emerge Outside podcast.

The podcast features a thirty minute improvised soundscape that was recorded live at the Emerge Outside performance at Performance Space, CarriageWorks in Sydney. Emerge Outside, a project conceived by Jacqui O’Reilly and Randolf Reimann (Tra La La Blip), was built on the notion that hidden outside mainstream society, people exist with a passion for music making, who often do not get a chance to inhabit a creative space, or access new technologies and artistic processes, due to social and physical barriers systemic in our society.

The project engaged nine people with and without a disability in a two day music making workshop. Using found sounds, modern synthesis techniques and a quadraphonic sound system, the group created an immersive journey into sound.

Also included in the podcast are tracks by Huw Lewis (Emerge Outside project); Sarah Bock (Press Eject/Emerge Outside project); Pumice (NZ) with his cover of Chris Knox song Grand Mal from 1989; a Daniel Johnston cover by The Ghost of 29 Megacycles (WA) and an Outside Remix by Randolf Reimann with Jacqui O’Reilly on vocals.

Enjoy!

Playlist:

1. EO Collective – Emerge Outside Soundscape [Unreleased]
2. Huw Lewis – Strangest Dream [Unreleased]
3. Grand Mal – Pumice [Stroke / Mushroom]
4. Press Eject – On Off [Unreleased]
5. Kris Keogh – A Thousand Miles Away [Chrysanthemum / Collapsed Records]
6. The Ghost of 29 Megacycles – True Love Will Find You in the End [Love Via Paper Planes / Sound & Fury Records]
7. Dolfazoid aka Randolf Reimann – Outside Remix [Unreleased]
8. Jacqui O’Reilly – Emerge Outside Vox Coda [Unreleased]

Programmer
Jennifer Teo
jenniferteo.net

Happy New Year folks. Welcome 2010!

Odyssey Two is a mix of music we have enjoyed this summer, opening with a crazy dance track Family Galaxy by Tim Exile. We also hear from Ellen Allien, Tipsy, Krazy Baldhead, Sonmi451 and more, plus a couple of tracks from ALT, a new release by Rothkamm on independent French label Baskaru. From Australia, we hear an excerpt from Alias Frequencies Radio Metamix and a Scattered Order track from the latest New Weird Australia compilation.

Alias Frequencies has just made available Radio Metamix. Five artists interpret the idea of remix for radio featuring Lloyd Barrett, Lucas Darklord, Buttress O’Kneel, Rik Rue and Shannon O’Neill. Radio Metamix was originally broadcast on ABC Radio National’s The Night Air on July 1, 2007, as part of the Liquid Architecture festival. Listen to the entire Alias Frequencies Radio Metamix.

New Weird Australia is a free compilation series that promotes new eclectic and experimental Australian music, available as a free download every two months. New Weird Australia also has a weekly radio show on Sydney’s FBi Radio with hosts Stuart Buchanan and Danny Jumpertz.

Enjoy the show!

Playlist

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Five of Australia’s leading sound artists interpret the idea of remix for radio.

• Lloyd Barrett remixes dreams, nightmares and talkback radio
• Lucas Darklord remixes the culture of Black Metal
• Buttress O’Kneel remixes her favourite remixers, including Negativland, John Oswald and Coldcut
• Rik Rue remixes his own history of remixing
• Shannon O’Neill remixes all of the above.

Radio Metamix was broadcast on ABC Radio National’s The Night Air on July 1, 2007, as part of the Liquid Architecture festival.

Tracklist

01 Radio Metamix 50:59

Total time: 50:59

Made by Lloyd Barrett, Lucas Darklord, Buttress O’Kneel, Rik Rue and Shannon O’Neill, 2007.

Produced by Shannon O’Neill.

Image by Buttress O’Kneel.

Thanks to John Jacobs and The Night Air.

2009 Alias Frequencies AF040

Guest Programmer
Lucas Darklord
corporatemanifestations.com

Lucas Darklord is the Les Hiddins of the Electro-Activist Underworld. Based in the Blue Mountains, west of Sydney, Lucas Darklord oversees the world’s largest unlisted company and holds radical views on the future of capitalism and life both within and without cultural and social constraints.

When asked to curate this broadcast, Lucas Darklord decided to, broadly, serve a selection of sounds that Eleven11 listeners may not have heard before. After being confounded by the petty limits of time and duration, Lucas Darklord settled on broadcasting excerpts in favour of complete works. Further, Lucas Darklord found that it was not possible to simply play each selected piece.

After months of solid research, a machine was devised to play pieces of the selected works, where the machine makes the decisions about when to stop and start a work. Further, because we desired it, and as it actually gives a perspective from Lucas Darklord’s interior, additional paths were developed for the sound to travel along. Along these paths the sound picks up the prickly and sticky seeds of weeds, tangles with ghostly shadows of the source sound and generally is forced through a range of pulsing and excessive filters and devices of constraint, restraint and rewonderment. The results are not any form of destructive remix, merely the most restraint Lucas Darklord is capable of.

Note: Almost all works presented here are excerpts, and all have had additional sounds and textures (sourced from the original recordings) incorporated into the work. No disrespect is intended to the fine work originally rendered by the creating artist/s.

An addition to this broadcast can be found at http://corporatemanifestations.com

Playlist:

1. Spektr – from “Near Death Experience” Candlelight Records
2. William S. Burroughs – from “Dead City Radio” Island Records
3. BOK Darklord – from “BOK Darklord” Alias Frequencies (field recording – Sydney, 1990’s)
4. Blood Duster – from “Fisting The Dead” Dr. Jim’s Records
5. Peter Gabriel – from “Passion” Realworld Records (from “Alien” 20^th Century Fox)
6. When – from “Drowning But Learning” Tatra Records
7. Alexander Scriabin – from “Le Poeme de l’extase, Op. 54”
8. Blathudah – from unreleased promo tape, mid 90’s
9. Jean-Michel Jarre – from “Oxygene” Polydor
10. Captain Beefheart – from “Trout Mask Replica” Reprise Records
11. Alma Riddle – from the Wolf Folk Collection
12. Satyricon – from “Rebel Extravaganza” Nuclear Blast Records
13. Pain Killer – from “Buried Secrets” Earache Records
14. Dodheimsgard – from “666 International” Moonfog Records
15. Tom Waits – from “Night On Earth” Island Records
16. J.J. Ballentine – from the Wolf Folk Collection (field recording – Sydney, 1990’s)
17. William S. Burroughs – from “Dead City Radio” Island Records
18. The Cure – from “The Top” Fiction Records
19. William S. Burroughs – from “Dead City Radio” Island Records
20. Mr & Mrs Barry Sutterfield – from the Wolf Folk Collection
21. Burzum – from “Det som engang var” Cymophane Productions (from “Alien” 20^th Century Fox)
22. Alymysto – from “Atomgrad” Onyxia Records
23. pernicious sovereign – from “With, Dead and Grind” Crypt Designers Guild
24. Alchemist – from “Jar of Kingdom” Shock Records
25. Jeff Waynes – from “War of the Worlds” Columbia Records
26. Burzum – from “Det som engang var” Cymophane Productions (from the Wolf Folk Collection)
27. Carcass – from “Reek of Putrefaction” Earache Records (from the Wolf Folk Collection)
28. Ulver – from “Nattens Madrigal” Century Media
29. Lucas Darklord – from “Televisualisations” Crypt Designers Guild
30. Anathema – from “A Natural Disaster” Music For Nations (from the Wolf Folk Collection)
31. Katatonia – from “Brave Murder Day” Peaceville Records
32. Dave Phillips – from “A Collection of Curses” Blossoming Noise
33. William S. Burroughs – from “Dead City Radio” Island Records
34. Amber Asylum – from “Frozen in Amber” Elfinblut
35. Venom – from “Black Metal” Neat Records
36. Lucas Darklord – from “Remix Culture 2” Crypt Designers Guild
37. Moonspell – from “Under the Moonspell” Adipocure Records
38. The Beatles – from “The Beatles” Apple Records (from the Wolf Folk Collection)
39. Cephalic Carnage – from “Exploiting Dysfunction” Relapse Records (field recording)
40. Head Like A Hole – from “Spanish Goat Dancer” Wildside Records
41. Peter Gabriel – from “Passion” Realworld Records
42. Iron Maiden – from “Powerslave” EMI
43. Sole_Obscvrato – from “Sole_Obscvrato” unreleased
44. Bogus Blimp – from “cords.wires” Jester Records (field recording)
45. Zweizz – from “Yawn of the New Age” Vendlus Records (from the Wolf Folk Collection)
46. Sole_Obscvrato – from “Sole_Obscvrato” unreleased
47. Anathema – from “The Crestfallen EP” Peaceville Records
48. William S. Burroughs – from “Dead City Radio” Island Records
49. Brutal Truth – from “Need to Control” Earache Records
50. Alchemist – from “Jar of Kingdom” Shock Records (field recording)
51. Christbait – from “Yeast” Dr Jims Records
52. Kill-Joy – from Archive 2004-5
53. Mother Eel – from “vs Nickelback” Crypt Designers Guild
54. Furze – from “UTD: …” Candlelight Records

Guest Programmer
Once11 (Brugges/ Montevideo/ LA)

Podcast: All Together Wrong

What is on this podcast? Trials, plan B’s, errors and rehearsals, leftovers and whoulda-coulda-shouldas, the stuff remaining under the wet hood: the little fellas that didn’t make it. Sketches, leftovers and drafts: an amalgam of wrongs.

These 11 tracks date from 1999 til 2009, since “bounced” they are no longer editable (a couple are mis-mixes from “Smile Hunter”). They are the elaborate trials of my inner professional artistoid, working the “crashing patching and doodling of doing”, on some very nice afternoons (obviously with the intention of making of all the right mistakes) next to the roaches and fliers and the hope filled tool bags of the sleepwalking artisan. – Once11.

Once11 (aka Ignacio Platas) born in Montevideo has never stood still for a second. He was an active member of the infamous Brooklyn Williamsburg scene (’90-’93). In 91, after building environments at Keep refrigerated, legendary illegal underground Williamsburg club, he co-founded Lalalandia Entertainment Research Corporation, whose large scale fountains, omnisensorial environments and pneumatic installations have been written about in the New York Times and Wall Street Journal. Lalalandia made many of the most memorable Brooklyn warehouse after- hours environments of that period.

In 1994, he started up Multipolyomni and We™. We™’s ’97 release “as is” is considered a classic. We™ opened for the Orb that spring. Their third release, “decentertainment” landed them at Barcelona’s Sonar ’99. Multipolyomni’s ’97 New York production of the Solar Drama from their opera Quark Soup, projected a massive live view of the sun perpetually rising for 24 hours, broadcast LIVE from 127 consecutive locations as the world turned around once. It hosted 77 live performers and artists on two floors. The Early Aquatic Episode, ’96 at the Brooklyn Bridge Anchorage, also from Quark Soup, was hailed by the New York Times art critic Roberta Smith as “the only work in scale with the Anchorage”.

In 99 he moved to Barcelona and formed a team to find solutions for marrying video game navigation, 3D music interface, audio visualization, hybrid environments, digital architecture, 3D sound, audio localization, and analogue input controllers. He developed the demo sutoolz 1.0 alpha. A 3D software interface for music performance. By navigating through a 3D virtual architecture the musician uses a set of 3D tools to interact with the virtual environment: gameplay zones, speaker volumes, speaker volume membranes, speaker navigation volumes and 3D multi-band FFT visualization systems.

In 2000 he released his first solo cd, Once11 Versus the Pyramid, followed by Smile Hunter in 2006, both on the Agriculture label.

Always moving forward Once11 started Meta Flora in 2002 and led a team to Costa Rica for 3 years building synergetic renewable bamboo structures. In 2004 he founded the Bamboo Institute. The Bamboo Institute seeks to develop innovative ways to utilize bamboo’s incredible potential to help solve a wide range of the problems facing the planet. Why not work on improving and promoting bamboo architecture and design, primarily focused on furthering the development and utilization of bamboo as a building material the strongest and fastest growing plant on the planet.

Guest Programmer
Jerry Mane (NZ/Barcelona)
myspace.com/jerrymane

Jerry Mane aka Pickle are the two production and performance names used by antipodean Brett Murdoch. Originally from the icy southern tip of New Zealand now living in the Mediterranean city of Barcelona. Brett has been a producer of electronic music 10 years in his native home of New Zealand as well as in Australia where he has releases on the independent label LRR. The Pickle moniker is used for Brett’s productions in the fields of electronica, ambient or sound scape work. He has worked with visual artists in various exhibitions and art installations.

Playlist

1. Icarus – Fijaka [Ian Carpark / Shadow records]

2. Third face – Topics in Pratical Science [What Humans Want / Full Cycle]

3. Four tet – Everything Elestic [You were there with me / Domino]

4. Exile  – Pro-agonist [Spring cum air / Planet mu]

5. Team Doyobi – Crypto Burners [the solar sailer]

6. Homelife – Flying Wonders [Try again / Ninja tune]

7. Deerhunter – Cryptograms [Providence]

8. Prefuse 73 – Read the books e.p. [Pagina Catro / Warp]

9. Stereolab – Space age batchelor pad music [Foamy / Elektra]

10. Mercury Rev – Strange attractor [Persistence and the apis mellifera / Mercury]

11. Burial – Untrue [In MacDonalds / Hyperdub records]

12. Mercury Rev – Strange attractor [Af den fader kommer den sol / Mercury]

13. Mouse on Mars – Idiology [The Illking / Thrill Jockey]

14. Mercury Rev – Strange attractor [Nocturn for noorwood, Mercury]

15. Mercury Rev – Strange attractor [Incident on abeel street, Mercury]

16. Autechre – Son Dremawe [ Quaristice / Warp]

17. Third face – Topics in pratical science [How do robots wake up? / Full cycle]

18. Pickle aka Jerry Mane – War from a distance [Uunreleased]

19. Burial – Untrue [Endorphin / Hyperdub records]

20. Autechre – Notwo [Quaristice / Warp]

21. Plaid – Greedy baby [War Dialler / Warp]

22. Autechre – Quaristice [Altibizz / Warp]

23. Pickle aka Jerry Mane – Baked beam [Unreleased]

24. Boards of Canada – A moment of clarity [The campfire headphase / Warp]

25. Autechre – Paralel suns [Quaristice / Warp]

26. Boards of Canada – Tears from the compound eye [The campfire headphase / Warp]

27. We – Decentretainment [One + One Dream / Home Entertainment]

28. U Ziq – Bilious paths [Bennbulb V1.2 / Planet Mu]

29. Autechre – Outh9 [Quaristice / Warp]

30. U Ziq, bilious paths, geo geo hors, planet mu

31. Pickle aka Jerry Mane – P.M.M [Unreleased]

32. Trentemoller – The last resort [While the cold winter waiting / Pokerflat]

33. Jerry Mane – Always dub with a buddy [Dub rascals vol 2 / LR Records]

34. Tim exile – Listening tree [When every days a number / Warp]

35. Jega – Varience [Aerodynamic / Planet Mu]

Guest Programmer
DJ Corporal Leper (SYD)
myspace.com/corporalleper

Brooke Olsen aka DJ Corporal Leper is an experimental radio producer and record collector from Sydney. She has been involved in specialist music programming and experimental program making on various community radio stations for a number of years, most recently as executive producer for Sunday Night at the Movies on Fbi 94.5fm. Brooke’s varied radiophonic creations have been broadcast on 2ser, Fbi and ABC Radio National. Her alias Corporal Leper fixates on collecting (and broadcasting) the unbroadcastable: strange and forgotten musical relics of bad times long gone.

Playlist

1. Wax Audio – God [Cut, Paste and Run / Self Release] (selected media and online)

2. Buttress O’Kneel – The National Anthem Police [Dear Fellow Australians: An Independent Enquiry into Australian Values / Alias Frequencies]

3. DJ Morphism – Psycho Skippy [Compop Sampler / Self Release] (Also see: Organarchy / Ohms Not Bombs)

4. Buttress O’Kneel – A Bloke Who Likes Cold Chisel [Dear Fellow Australians: An Independent Enquiry into Australian Values / Alias Frequencies]

5. Toecutter – Cut Up Cops [We Topia / System Corrupt]

6. The Cackle Sisters – I Love Little Willie [Checkerboard Squares Radio Recordings]

7. Ed Special – What’s New Pussy? [Unknown] (this copy sought from illegalart.org)

8. Audrey Cook / Various Artists – Strep Throat [Talent Show (Duplex Nursing Home (1979) / Arf! Arf! Recordings]

9. Wing – In The Ghetto [Wing Sings Elvis / Self released]

10. Wax Audio – The 4th Branch (Kashmiri remix) [Cut, Paste and Run / Self released]

11. Uma Theremin – The President is on the Line (Excerpt) [Producer contribution for Fbi Radio’s ‘Sunday Night at the Movies’]

12. Trotters – Ice Ice Bacon [Ministry Of Shit (The 2003 Anus) / Spasticated Recordings]

13. Waikato Dairy Lab Singers – Any Old Cow [Mastitis Melodies / EMI Studios (New Zealand)]

14. Evolution Control Committee – Lunch [Plagiarythm / Seeland Records]

15. Buttress O’Kneel – The Clever Country  [Dear Fellow Australians: An Independent Enquiry into Australian Values / Alias Frequencies]

16. Imogen Semmler – Aussie Values [Producer contribution for Fbi Radio’s ‘Sunday Night at the Movies’]

17. Blitter and Hrvatski – Untitled 4 [Heaven and Earth Magic / Reckankreuzungsklankewerkzeuge]

18. Steven Jesse Bernstein – Face [Prison / Sub Pop]