Playlist for November 27, 2010

This week I aired my interview with Rhys Fulber of Conjure One [ex- Front Line Assembly and Delerium].

Here's what I played tonight:


Mixed in with the interview segments:

Conjure One
From Exilarch [2010, Nettwerk]:
I Dream In Colour
Like Ice
Places That Don't Exist
The Distance

Delerium
From Remixed: The Definitive Collection [2010, Nettwerk]:
Silence [DJ Tiesto Mix]

Conjure One
From Conjure One [2002, Nettwerk]:
Centre of the Sun


Front Line Assembly
From Disorder [1988, Third Mind Records]:
Lurid Sensation
Die-Sect
TheWrack


Raggedy Angry
From How I Learned to Love Our Robot Overlords [2010, Synthetic Sounds]:
Burn Your Gods
Fire Engine Red
Digital Hell


Chemlab
From Oxidizer [2004, Underground, Inc.]:
Monkey God
Black Snake Voodoo Hiss
Queen of Despair [Ode to the Diode]


In Strict Confidence
From Mistrust the Angels [2002, Minuswelt Musikfabrik]:
Herzattacke
Horizont


Podcast part 1 of the Vampire's Ball for November 27, 2010.


Faderhead
From Black Friday [2010, L-Tracks]:
The Moth and the Fire
Destroy Improve Rebuild


iVardensphere
From Bloodwater [2010, Synthetic Sounds]:
Sick
Bloodwater
Grey Walls


cEvin Key
From Music For Cats [1998, Metropolis Records]:
Wind On Small Paws
Meteorite


Skinny Puppy
From The Process [1996, American Recordings]:
Hard Set Head
Amnesia


Cool upcoming shows:


Thursday December 2nd: Front Line Assembly (+ Conjure One) @ Venue
Friday January 14th: Fake Shark Real Zombie (+ Left Spine Down + Ninjaspy + Wrecktals) @ Rickshaw Theatre


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