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Sunken Paths Part 2 sees Darren venturing further in the sonic woodlands, taking in sounds from experimentations with theremins, through gentle ambient textures, mournful yet uplifting neufolk tales and ethereal high-pagan church rock, before getting lost down an electro-hauntology fork and ending up somewhere in Dutch Punkland. Can this be pulled off in the space of an hour? We’ll let you decide.
Ben ‘Jack Your Body’ Robinson brings you Italo, Coldwave, Electro and other assorted miscellany.
Richard Youngs explores the unfathomable. See what you can (or can’t) make of this… Features Martin Carthy, The Fall, Cocteau Twins and Miles Davis.
Neil Dargie returns with the Rope Factory for another hour of beats, grooves, soundscapes and general tuneful goodies.
Lumpen Nobleman brings the ruckus back to Tak Tent, with another brilliant mix this week offering acid backed spoken word, 80’s Thai groove, virtuoso guitar and melodic breakbeats. What better way to start the weekend?
While on one of his numerous solo trance induced audio excursions, long time contributor to The Dark Outside and West Country magus Sheer delivers especially for Tak Tent Radio an exclusive sound art mix with an hour-long voyage of transcendent, multi-dimensional and cosmic soundsurfing. For the next hour kick back, close your eyes and fall into a vortex of hypnagogic auditory hallucinations.
High Jinks this week includes a recent release on the excellent TakuRoku label from Cara Tolmie, forthcoming work from Lumpen Nobleman and Helena Celle courtesy of our good pals at Extra Normal Records, Swans, Forest Swords, Aha Ssan and another from Fields Lines Cartographer’s The Spectral Isle, which hasn’t strayed far from decks since it arrived.
Ben ‘Jack Your Body’ Robinson brings you Acid House, Electro, New Wave, Coldwave and a deluge of other oddities.
Rounding out our Halloween weekend Richard Youngs presents Bad Memory, a celebration of rediscovery. Featuring Kate Bush, Cabaret Voltaire, Scott Walker and Tim Lyons.
Neil Dargie dons his vampire costume for a Rope Factory Spooky Special, celebrating unearthly oddities, sinister sounds and not to mention that all important glimmer of hope and light, just when you thought it was safe.