This is the 235th edition of the Epileptic Gibbon podcast music show and the playlist to accompany it. You may be able to CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD but note the shows are large files & this may not be the best way to listen. If you prefer, you can subscribe to the show via iTunes by sticking feeds2.feedburner.com/TheEpilepticGibbonPodcastMusicShow into the ‘Subscribe to podcast’ area & then you’ll get the new shows as they become available. The show is also available to stream via Mixcloud and the Progzilla Radio Network (the show appears on Progzilla in alternate weeks). Your regular host returns with this show (he’s very grateful for Daniel Staniforth & Rebsie Fairholm filling in for him on the last show), which largely focuses on new music from 2018, but with the occasional diversion into the past. As part of the latter we have a feature album, which is ‘Northern Folk’, the 2015 debut album by Swedish folk prodigy Jenny Lysander so you’ll hear three tracks from that. And otherwise we’ll be covering the usual diverse selection of styles and genres, plus there’s another nod to the upcoming EppyFest 7. Below you’ll find the track list, plus weblinks from where you can find more information about each artist.
Total running time: 2 hours & 18 minutes. Downloaded file is 125.9 MB.
1. Protect The Order (1:45) – Phideaux (Taken from the EP ‘We Only Have Eyes For You’; see mrmdistribution.bandcamp.com/album/we-only-have-eyes-for-you-ep & www.bloodfish.com)
2. Part 4 (2:16) – Matt Baber (Taken from the album ‘Suite For Piano and Electronics’; see mattbaber.bandcamp.com & www.badelephant.co.uk/)
3. Model Village (6:43) – Gong (Taken from the album ‘Rejoice! I’m Dead!’; see www.gongband.com/ & www.planetgong.co.uk)
4. The British Road (7:25) – North Sea Radio Orchestra (Taken from the album ‘Dronne’; see www.nsro.co.uk/ & www.facebook.com/northsearadioorchestra/)
5. EppyFest promo (2:00) (You can see Matt Baber as one half of Sanguine Hum (acoustic), plus Gong and North Sea Radio Orchestra who are headlining on the Friday and Saturday, respectively, at EppyFest 7 in late July; see eppyfest.co.uk/ for more details about the event and buying tickets, and you can also watch the video that accompanies this promo via www.youtube.com/watch?v=MBkJ4uH8gYQ)
As part of the feature ‘The 80s Weren’t All Rubbish You Know’:
6. Budapest By Blimp (8:40) – Thomas Dolby (Taken from the album ‘Aliens Ate My Buick’; see www.thomasdolby.com/ & www.facebook.com/officialthomasdolby/)
7. Destroy Me (5:34) – Once and Future Band (Taken from the ‘Brain’ EP; see www.facebook.com/OnceAndFutureBand)
8. A Painter’s Brush (3:23) – Jenny Lysander (Taken from the album ‘Northern Folk’; see www.jennylysander.com/, shop.beatingdrumrecords.com/ & www.facebook.com/jennylysander)
9. Bohemia (5:08) – Cobalt Chapel (Taken from the ‘Mountain’ EP; see hyperurl.co/CCMountain & www.facebook.com/cobaltchapel/)
10. Twisted Tree (4:20) – Talitha Rise (Taken from the album ‘An Abandoned Orchid House’; see talitharise.bandcamp.com/album/an-abandoned-orchid-house-digital-pre-order, www.talitharise.com/ & www.facebook.com/talitharise/)
11. Reveille (8:59) – Tony Banks, Nick Ingham & Czech National Symphony Orchestra (Taken from the album ‘Five’; see www.tonybanksmusic.com/ & www.facebook.com/tonybanksofficial)
12. Nautilus (4:31) – Colouratura (Taken from the album ‘Unfamiliar Skies’; see colouratura.bandcamp.com/album/unfamiliar-skies & www.facebook.com/colouratura.album/)
13. The Future Doesn’t Need You (5:50) – 3RDegree (Taken from the album ‘Ones & Zeros: vol. 0’; see 3rdegree.bandcamp.com/album/ones-zeros-vol-0, www.3rdegreeonline.com/3RDegree/Landing.html & www.facebook.com/3RDegree)
14. This Boat (4:25) – Jenny Lysander (Taken from the album ‘Northern Folk’; see www.jennylysander.com/, shop.beatingdrumrecords.com/ & www.facebook.com/jennylysander)
15. Smoke (Extended Edit) (7:14) – Galahad (Taken from the album ‘Seas Of Change’; see www.galahadonline.com, galahad1.bandcamp.com/album/seas-of-change & www.facebook.com/room801/)
16. Bunch Of Fives (2:31) – The Twelve Hour Foundation (Taken from the EP ‘Bunch Of Fives’; see www.twelvehourfoundation.co.uk/, thetwelvehourfoundation.bandcamp.com/album/bunch-of-fives-ep & www.facebook.com/twelvehourfoundation)
17. Will It All (4:12) – Blanko Basnet (Taken from the album ‘Ocean Meets the Animal’; see www.blankobasnet.com/, blankobasnet.bandcamp.com & www.facebook.com/BlankoBasnet/)
18. Soundshag (4:37) – Nadia Struiwigh (Taken from the album ‘WHRRu’; see nadiastruiwigh.bandcamp.com/album/whrru, www.nadiastruiwigh.com & www.facebook.com/NadiaStruiwigh/)
19. From This Side (4:45) – Annabel (lee) (Taken from the EP ‘From This Side′; see annabel-lee.bandcamp.com/album/from-this-side, ninjatune.net/artist/annabel-lee & www.facebook.com/solitaryplaces/)
20. Orchid House (5:20) – Talitha Rise (Taken from the album ‘An Abandoned Orchid House’; see talitharise.bandcamp.com/album/an-abandoned-orchid-house-digital-pre-order, www.talitharise.com/ & www.facebook.com/talitharise/)
21. Wide Open Sky (4:14) – Sami Fitz (Taken from the EP ‘Tephra’; see samifitz.bandcamp.com/album/tephra, www.samifitz.com & www.facebook.com/samifitzmusic/)
22. Arms Wide To The Sky (3:25) – Jenny Lysander (Taken from the album ‘Northern Folk’; see www.jennylysander.com/, shop.beatingdrumrecords.com/ & www.facebook.com/jennylysander)
23. Road (2:02) – Nick Drake (Taken from the album ‘Pink Moon′; see www.brytermusic.com/)
24. Nothingness First Part II, Love (2:53) – Asaf Sirkis & The Inner Noise (Taken from the album ‘The Song Within’; see asafsirkis.bandcamp.com/album/asaf-sirkis-the-inner-noise-the-song-within, www.asafsirkis.com & www.facebook.com/asafsirkismusic/)
25. Summer (The First Time) (4:38) – Bobby Goldsboro (Taken from the album ‘The Very Best Of Bobby Goldsboro’; see www.bobbygoldsboro.com/home.cfm)
Thanks to all the musicians who contributed and to all listeners. Send us comments if you like what you hear (or even if you don’t… feedback is so important!). If you want to keep up to date with news about the show, EppyFest, or just chat with other listeners, don’t forget that there’s a Facebook group – just search for the Eppy Gibbon Podcast Show on Facebook and request to join, plus don’t forget that we’re now part of the Progzilla Radio Network. Eppy will be back next time with a half-term report on 2018, focusing on some of the best albums, EPs and singles released so far this year, covering the usual eclectic mixture of styles and genres, so it’ll definitely be worth listening in.
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