Delays

Sorry for the delays. More podcasts are on their way.

Dreamside Maroon

The 12th Annual Independent Games Festival has announced 12 finalists for their Indie Games Challenge. Amongst the 12 games is one designed by one of our close personal friends here at the Deuce Project. Former WIDR DJ Matt Anderson's team is up for an award for their incredibly fun and interesting game entitled Dreamside Maroon.
Here is a look at this beautiful game:


If you want to download the game and enjoy growing your own vine to the moon here is the place to go: https://www.digipen.edu/?id=1170&proj=8715

If you like the game as much as we do, go cast a vote or two for it here (also, check out all of the great finalists over there. This is a really solid batch of games this year): http://www.indiegamechallenge.com/home/

Milky Way Tollbooth Music

Milky Way Tollbooth Music
Original Air Date: Nov. 21, 2009
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This is a fun one from back in November of 2009. I'm still trying to catch up from '09 and I apologize for the lack of updates. I'd like to take a minute and thank anyone out there who is listening to this show via these podcasts. Stepping "out of character" for a minute, this show is something I really enjoy doing and put a lot of work into. It means a lot when I hear from listeners who enjoy the show. I've heard from listeners in Russia to California and I just want to let you all know I really do appreciate it and it blows me away that anyone takes the time to listen to these mixes. Also, if you make music that would be fitting for the show, contact me at the listed e-mail address and I'm happy to review stuff.

That said... on with the show:

[One quick note: I realize now that I really butcher pronouncing "Director Feline" it wasn't until just now that I realized it is Feline like a cat, not Fellini. So, if nothing else, enjoy making fun of J-Unit 1 for that. Enjoy that laugh, as soon Earth will fall by my mechanical hand.]

Playlist:

Tobiah - I Don't Really Exist

Kassin+2 - Futurismo

Squarepusher - Untitled

Enduser - Endya

Tim Henson - Glass Meat Clocks

A.K. Klowsowski & Pyrolator - China First on Mars

Air - Le Femme de'Argent

Clint Mansell - Welcome to Lunar Industries

Moggi - Futuristic Jam No. 1

Annette Funicello - That Crazy Place in Outer Space

Jeff Barry - The Face From Outer Space

Half Japanese - U.F.O. Expert

Supernova - Invasion

Honkeys - Intergalactic Cheese

The SG Sound - Cantina Band

Man...or Astroman? - Anoxia

Al Jacobson - Sputnik

Pram - Space Siren

Reverend Horton Heat - Like a Rocket

Guitar Wolf - UFO Romantics

Atlantics - War of the Worlds

Mort Garson - Walking in Space

Delia Derbyshire - Dr. Who Theme [1972 Delaware Version]

Attileo "Art" Mineo - Man in Space With Sounds

Don Spencer (maybe...) - Fireball XL15

Astronomers - Relay (Son of Telstar)

The Beta Band - Space

Fats Noel - Rocket Flight

Director Feline - Is This Outer Space

Wu-Tang - Deep Space [Jay Da Flex & Yoof Remix]

Illogic - Celestial Clockwork

El-P - Deep Space 9mm

Melvillain - Noise Annoys

A friendly heads-up to fans of good music/radio:

The infamous Melvillain has a new show that debuts tonight entitled Noise Annoys. It originally airs on WSU Vancouver's KOUG radio, but he will be archiving the show at the Melvillain blog.

Here's a sampling of one of his playlists:

“They Don’t Want Me” Call of the West (1980) Wall of Voodoo
“The Gift” White Light/White Heat (1968) The Velvet Underground
“Vitamin C” Ege Bamyasi (1972) Can
“Yer Blues” The Beatles (White Album) (1968) The Beatles
“Interzone” Unknown Pleasures (1979) Joy Division
“Lonliness” Half-Mute (1980) Tuxedomoon
“What Use?”Half-Mute (1980) Tuxedomoon
“Practice Makes Perfect” Chairs Missing (1978) Wire
“Stop Them Jah” King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown (1976) Augustus Pablo
“555 Dub St.” King Tubby Meets Rockers Uptown (1976) Augustus Pablo
“Underground” Super Ape (1976) The Upsetters
“Pinch” Ege Bamyasi (1972) Can
“Sing Swan Song” Ege Bamyasi (1972) Can
“Oh, Yeah” Tago Mago (1971) Can
“Albatross” Second Issue (Metal Box) (1979) Public Image Ltd.
“Jerusalem” Learning to Cope With Cowardice (1983) Mark Stewart + Maffia
“As the Veneer of Democracy Starts to Fade” As the Veneer of Democracy Starts to
Fade (1985) Mark Stewart + Maffia
“Give Youth a Chance” The Crack (1979) The Ruts
“Hero” Neu! ’75 (1975) Neu!
“Hallogallo” Neu! (1972) Neu!

Yeah. It is pretty darn good.

The guy has great taste and is incredibly knowledgeable. If you can tear yourself away from your favorite WIDR show I suggest wandering over to Mel's place and enjoying the sounds.