Tilos Rádió
Rotor [Tilos Rádió podcast]
Fortnightly dark techno, rhythmic noise and industrial music show with the odd interview and occasional guest DJs.
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Episodes
# 57 / The Ǝ.N.D 10.09.2020 2:00:09
Budapest Band The Ǝ.N.D talks about how they got together and their music of course. Unfortunately their upcoming gig on 18. September at S8 had to be cancelled. In the meantime you can check out their music here on Bandcamp. They also picked the artists played on the show. Enjoy!
# 47 / City Frequencies - Matt / use of NULF in music and privacy issues 23.04.2020 2:00:05
Matt is the other half of Melbourne outfit City Frequencies . He explains the technical aspects of recording Near Ultra Low Frequencies (NULF) and touches on privacy issues of audio tracking using Audio Content Recognition. We will continue the interview in the next show. here some more information on the project: an example of an analysis of audio tracking here audio tracking counter-surveillance...
# 44 / Nick Wilson - Clan Analogue 12.03.2020 2:00:02
Nick Wilson, Label Manager of Australian music collective Clan Analogue explains what the project is all about and chats about his own work ... past and present, such as Random Acts of Elevator Music , City Frequencies and Darrow. Check out their albums on Bandcamp: https://clananalogue.bandcamp.com/ tracklist: Reuben Ingall & David Finnigan (remixed by James Atkins) - Bolted (the Unbelievable...
# 36 / Patrick Codenys, Front 242 interview from mid 90ies 21.11.2019 1:59:47
As Front 242 will be playing in Budapest on 1st December, we dug out an old interview with Patrick Codenys from the mid 90ies.
#35 / Hands - new releases / Tawpot 07.11.2019 2:00:37
New releases from Hands Various artists from Russian label Tawpot , check it out on bandcamp: https://tawpot.bandcamp.com/
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