47 mixes with songs by “MAHER SHALAL HASH BAZ”

a collection of avant-garde idiot savant analog drone. noise, drone/noise, noise/drone songs, pieces, song/pieces, and pieces of songs . . . . shit warbles the mind

春はもうすぐ　

The image is Isa Genzken's 1990 work Weltempfänger.

The title is a rough translation of Jacques Lacan’s late seminar Les Non-Dupes errent. Apparently, in French, the title is a pun, in that it sounds a bit like ‘le nom du Père’, the name of the Father or, in other words, the Oedipus complex. Unfortunately the word play is lost in translation.

vernal music

A number of songs that will make you feel good in weird ways and fix parts of you that you didn't know where broken.

tsuchinoco story

post classical

Twenty-two tracks including music by A Imagem da Melancolia - Recorder Consort, Acanthus, and Alexander Rjabov & Ensemble Synthesis.

A series of pop songs that I find powerful, moving, and uplifting. Songs which transformed me when I first heard them.

There are longer-form songs here which you can skip if their sound's not your thing. I'm thinking of the two songs by Joanna Newsom and Bobby McFerrin, both of which I love, neither of which is essential. But I encourage you to listen to the end, because the final song by Maher Shalal is earthy and magical. It’s woven itself into my daily routine since I heard it last month.

Eight tracks including music by BSRT Female Choir, Bill Wells & Maher Shalal Hash Baz, and Black Sabbath.

A sleepy mix.

twenty-four tracks transcontinental