Broadcasting from Scotland – Tak tent or it's tint
A psychedelic adventure in the occult of the deep self from Hassan K on Extra Normal Records and bonkers cover of Adriano Celentano’s 1972 classic gibberish hit oddity by Marianne Dissard. +++ TVO, Vertical Foliage, Dictaphone, Nerea Bello and Simon Kirby
New music from LTO, Christine Ott, Rob St John, Astral Social Club, Dogs versus Shadows and Simon Klee, Haq, SAD MAN and Dalhous. The Haq track is from “Mark Barton’s The Sunday Experience” compilation on Edinburgh’s Bearsuit Records – a kind of celebration of the work of writer/music reviewer, Mark Barton who, sadly, died last year. All proceeds go to Macmillan Cancer Support.
New High Jinks features no less than three tracks from Blackford Hill Transmissions Vol 1, out on Blackford Hill in April. It’s a substantial 2 CDs of really excellent tracks and highly recommended. Profits from the release go to Shelter. Some great forthcoming releases from 12th Isle, Denovali, Gizeh Records are also in the mix alongside new work from Daniel Avery and Kevin Richard Martin.
High Jinks this week features forthcoming releases from Diana Collier, The Eightsome Reel and sadly the last album from the wonderful wonderful TOMAGA.
Bit of first footin’ from High Jinks featuring Rhodri Davies, Simon Fischer Turner and some new releases from Mansur, SAD MAN and Marianne Dissard.
Lots of new work on High Jinks this week. Features Burd Ellen, Snowdrops, Silvia Tarozzi, Rick Redbeard, Richard Youngs and Agathe Max.
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.
New High Jinks episode is mixed bag of ambience and ‘feral weirdness’ including Saffronkeira, Blessed are the Hearts that Bend, Tunes Of Negation, Tim Hecker, Demdike Stare and Emptyset.
High Jinks features some domestic tension from Keeley Forsyth’s forthcoming Photograph, pastoral ambience from Bhajan Bhoy’s new That Summer oh Creator! EP and some motorised instrumentation from the workshop of Pierre Bastien.
An old track (well last year seems a while back) and a new track from Field Lines Cartographer – whose excellent new album, ‘The Spectral Isle’ has just been released on Castles in Space. Also featuring nocturnal adventures from Nyx Nótt, Aiden Moffat’s new mythical goddess inspired venture.