I'm doing an hour long show on NTS Radio tonight at 9PM EST. It's on the Night Shift show (which rules by the way).
It's kind of like Radio Hour but also not really at all! It was inspired by late night radio, insomnia, unexplainable memories, nightmares, and the wonderful nature of intrusive thoughts. Please enjoy.
Many thanks to Diamondstein for the invite to collab.
Anyone that's ever worked a "night shift" (bars, hospitals, taxis, etc.) knows that there's a strange time of night, usually around 4:30-5:30 am, when the most subtle sounds of the world seem extra dramatic. The example I usually use is the sound of a lighter dropping at a gas station. Or the sound of wind through palm trees. The kind of sounds that you don't get the chance to hear when the rest of the world is aroused, but in the context of more ambient, experimental, and dark music, is inspiring and suggestive. It's the music of film noir, Miles Davis, and Edward Hopper paintings, but also early AM radio classical music, Boards of Canada, Sunn 0))), Headless Horseman, Wolves in the Throne Room, whatever. Night shift always takes on the flavor of the guest's preference but is built around that time of night, and the music that makes you think or feel it.
The Elephant Graveyard
I'm doing an hour long show on NTS Radio tonight at 9PM EST. It's on the Night Shift show (which rules by the way). It's kind of like Radio Hour but also not really at all! It was inspired by late night radio, insomnia, unexplainable memories, nightmares, and the wonderful nature of intrusive thoughts. Please enjoy.
Many thanks to Diamondstein for the invite to collab.
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About Night Shift:
Anyone that's ever worked a "night shift" (bars, hospitals, taxis, etc.) knows that there's a strange time of night, usually around 4:30-5:30 am, when the most subtle sounds of the world seem extra dramatic. The example I usually use is the sound of a lighter dropping at a gas station. Or the sound of wind through palm trees. The kind of sounds that you don't get the chance to hear when the rest of the world is aroused, but in the context of more ambient, experimental, and dark music, is inspiring and suggestive. It's the music of film noir, Miles Davis, and Edward Hopper paintings, but also early AM radio classical music, Boards of Canada, Sunn 0))), Headless Horseman, Wolves in the Throne Room, whatever. Night shift always takes on the flavor of the guest's preference but is built around that time of night, and the music that makes you think or feel it.
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