#302 - Senyawa, Eels, Christian Fitness, Air Max '97, The End, Mark Dicker - 23 November 2020
Summary: <p>As we get towards the end of 2020, the exceptional music just keeps on coming.</p> <p>Looking towards 2021, Phantom Limb have brand new music from Indonesian experimental pioneers Senyawa coming out that we preview this week. Looking even further afield - to 2022 - mclusky have their first LP in nearly 20 years coming out, and we have the first taste of that via Andy Falkous' one-man-band Christian Fitness.</p> <p>We also have delicious music from right now: we have the krautrock-infused sounds of Croydon's The Carbonators, we have Swedish jazz from The End, wonky polyrhythms from Air Max '97, stunning modern classical from David Allred and loads more.</p> <p><strong>Tracklisting</strong><br> Christian Fitness - Stop Feeding the Houseplants (mclusky d/d/demo) (self-release, UK)<br> Mark Dicker - Coarse & Fine Aggregates (Tesla Tapes, UK)<br> The End (Sofia Jernberg, Mats Gustafsson, Kjetil Møster, Anders Hana, Børge Fjordheim) - Allt Är Intet (RareNoise Records, UK)<br> The Carbonators - Oh Ship (St. Clements Records, UK)<br> Senyawa - Istana (Phantom Limb, UK)<br> Eels - Are We Alright Again (E Works, USA)<br> Air Max '97 - Triple Pendulum (Decisions, UK)<br> Kukaya - Gologolo (the Sleeker) (1000Hz, Poland)<br> David Allred - Poet Tree (Solo Piano) (Erased Tapes, UK)<br> Nakul Krishnamurthy - Anudhatthamudhatthassvaritham (Tokuroko, UK)</p> <p><em>Produced and edited by </em><a href="http://nickamc.com/" rel="noopener noreferrer" target="_blank"><em>Nick McCorriston</em></a><em>.</em></p>
