Danse Farm Radio

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This week Nolan Void paid us a visit from jolly England, and we took his presence as a sign from the heavens. In order to appease the Gods whilst sparing the blood of local townsmen and women, we considered this episode an offering of good faith. As usual, the upper echelons of our celestial hierarchical system wanted nothing less than human sacrifice. So, here's our proposal: the first DFR subscriber to announce their resignation from this mortal coil, thereby freeing themselves of bodily imprisonment, will win a freshly printed Danse Farm t-shirt. The cotton/poly garment in question was constructed in America using high quality fibers, and is 100% transferable to the hereafter. Guaranteed! Act fast, and good luck.

CAR CRASH SET | Outsider
XENO & OAKLANDER | Years Before
BOYTRONIC | You
KOSMONAUTENTRAUM | Stolze Menschen
THE RORSCHACH GARDEN | Excuses
ENSEMBLE PITTORESQUE | Auratorium
THE ACTOR | Wählerisch!
TOTAL CONTROL | The Hammer
KEIN MENSCH | Wir Sind Erzogen

NEXT PODCAST: FRIDAY, JANUARY 27
VOLUME LXIII

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With the end of the holiday festivities and the year twenty-eleven quickly approaching, what do we have left to celebrate other than an age-old prediction of human obliteration? Podcasts.

DIMLITE | Kalimba Deathswamp/Kurt Feelings
DARKEL | Be My Friend
TEEBS | Why Like This?
+ INSTRUMENTS | Rush Hour
LED ER EST | Bikini Fun
DOXA SINISTRA | Shunting-Yard
THE REEGS | The Dream Police
THE NAMES | The Fire
BAUHAUS | Terror Couple Kill Colonel (Live Circa 1981)

NEXT PODCAST: FRIDAY, JANUARY 13
VOLUME LXII: THE FRIDAY THE 13TH FIASCO II FEATURING GUEST DJ - NOLAN VOID

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It's the most wonderful time of the year? With kids jingle-belling... and people telling... to be of good cheer? Sounds more like a nightmare. Don't believe the hype, people! Pop in your buds, push through the duds, and surprise your consumerist enthusiast better-halves with a gift that keeps on giving... those wonderful thoughts that count.

MODERN EON | Second Still
BUNNYDRUMS | Stop
ASYLUM PARTY | Winter
DAVID HARROW | Driving Force
IAN CARR | Suspension
THE PRESENT MOMENT | A New Day
DECIMA VICTIMA | Detras De La Mirada
AERIAL FX | Hold Me
ABSOLUTE BODY CONTROL | Give Me Your Hands

NEXT PODCAST: FRIDAY, DECEMBER 30
VOLUME LXI

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This week we've put together a playlist for those of you looking to fuck your way through the more misunderstood, inward aspects of your eroticism, no matter how atypical it may be. With a steady 90 BPM pulse, this episode is rife with stimulation, sure to prime even the most apathetic pillow talker into perfecting their pelvic thrust. Grease it up.

DEVASTATIONS | Black Ice
THESE NEW PURITANS | Infinity Ytinifni
LORN | What's The Use?
TYLER THE CREATOR | Yonkers
CHELSEA WOLFE | Movie Screen
HTRK | Ha
MICK HARVEY | Song Of Slurs
JEAN JACQUES DEXTER | Be Quiet
TWILIGHT RITUAL | Emotional Blackmail

NEXT PODCAST: FRIDAY, DECEMBER 16
VOLUME LX

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In the extremely frantic world we currently inhabit, one shouldn't be hard-pressed to imagine a mind overwrought with meaningless preoccupations. In addition to his musical interests, this week AR/KVB has shared some of the static that sempiternally plagues the grey matter within his rapidly receding brainpan.

INTRO SPLICED & MANIPULATED BY OVUM HUM

TWICE A MAN | Threat
DUOTRONIC SYNTERROR | Schmerz
MARK STEWART | Faith Healer
CAN | Halleluwah
VONO | This Door
KUTMAH | Re: Programmz 3010
COLIN NEWMAN | Troisieme
CIRCUS MORT | Watch The Puppet
THE SOFT MOON | Breathe The Fire

NEXT PODCAST: FRIDAY, DECEMBER 2
VOLUME LIX: ESOTEROTICA

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After another slight hiatus, we're back with another banger. For good measure, we tossed in a little mash as well. Eat it up, podders.

FAD GADGET | The Box
THIS HEAT | Makeshift Swahili
PIANO MAGIC | Freckled Robot
DAS DING | A Dark Place
DIMLITE | The Way Blood Travels
CASPER BRÖTZMANN | The Tribe
DIE HAUT | Stow-A-Way
▼□■□■□■ | Blueberry
THE RESIDENTS | Guylum Bardot

NEXT PODCAST: FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4
VOLUME LVIII

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After nearly a month in the tombs, AR/KVB called in our resident specialist to hold down the hosting duties while he went in search of some missing big city bones. Now that our IP address has been safely restored, this week's episode can finally rule the airwaves.

AUSGANG | This Is Where I Was Meant To Fall
THE HOUSEKEEPERS | He's Not Going To Register
PINK SECTION | Flat Dog
BLACK EYES | A Pack Of Wolves
C.U.B.S. | Bose Stimmen
INDIAN JEWELRY | Lying On The Floor
WARPAINT | Bees
PSYCHIC ILLS | Fingernail Tea
SWANS | My Birth

NEXT PODCAST: FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7
VOLUME LVII

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