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Slinging tuneage like some fried or otherwise soused short-order cook. Embiggening the earholes

Showing posts with label All India Radio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label All India Radio. Show all posts

25 December 2022

All Ha’ a Festive Yule

Lest we too quickly forget the chaos of the pandemic. Lest we forget the polarization of society caused by fear. How from some came an outpouring of empathy for the entire world. How from some came the selfish hatred of anyone different. How compassion shared the stage with racism & bigotry. Martin wrote these two tracks from the miasma of Covid fever. How we act in times of crisis spotlights our true souls.

Burn another X-ule log for Mother Earth & love thy neighbor. 

 


Covidium I
Covidium II

Enjoy,

24 December 2022

On the Twelfth Day


But it appears this space flight may have come to its end. With the release of On Pink Floyd, Kennedy announced that this would be the final AIR release except for "the occasional reissue or collection"
 
Say it isn't so.
 
For the 12 Days of Yule, NØ brought to you:
 
The Beating of the Final Drum 
Time to Pay the Piper
Oh, Lordy
Folies Bergère
Milk Made
SibilanceS & Alliterations
Your Goose is Cooked
V Indole Rings
Deaf Dodo Birds
Trois Poules Françaises
Twin Doves of Peace
& a Cuckoo Singing in the Tree of Life

Enjoy,

13 December 2022

On the First Day

 Coming Up for AIR
 

The release of All India Radio - On Pink Floyd EP prompted the twelve upcoming posts. 
 


I always felt that Martin Kennedy, the Australian sound-artist of All India Radio, wore his appreciation of Pink Floyd on his sleeve. AIR's earliest efforts served up elecrtroambient sounds with a decidedly American tilt which started on 2001s Inevitable with tracks like : "Losing Houston" & "Wake in
Waco". 
 
2006s Echo Other cemented the downtempo Americana from first glance at the lonely desert Southwest Drive-In cover artwork through songs like "Mexicola" & "Endless Highway". 
 
 


With the release of 2009s Fall, things had become much Spacier.  Kennedy's enjoyment of Pink Floyd had set the controls for the heart of the sun. The Floyd sound was always in AIR's music, but by 2017 it had come to the forefront.

2017s album, Space used the actual rejected artwork for Pink Floyd's The Dark Side of the Moon for its own cover. Settle into your seat. We're about to blast off.