Belatedly posting my spooky Halloween show; amidst your typical graveyard smashes I’ve got music that reflects the decaying world on both a small and large scale. Hip hop, rock, electronica, classical, jazz, and soundtracks to film and games. Featured image from Dario Argento’s 1985 film Phenomena, which I don’t play music from but do talk about a bit (amidst several other horror movies). Stick around to the end of the show to truly settle into the dark of the night.
Recording
Tracks played
- The Knife — “Without You My Life Would Be Boring” (2013)
- Three 6 Mafia — “Break da Law ’95” (1995)
- Buck 65 — “463” (2003)
- Goblin — “Profondo rosso” (1975)
- Motoi Sakuraba — “Pinwheel” (2011)
- Tricky — “Mellow” (1998)
- Danny Brown — “When It Rain” (2016)
- Siouxsie and the Banshees — “Scarecrow” (1988)
- The Cramps — “I Was a Teenage Werewolf” (1980)
- Dog Faced Hermans — “Love Split with Blood” (1993)
- Tanya Tagaq — “Uja” (2014)
- Oneohtrix Point Never — “I Bite Through It” (2015)
- György Kurtág (perf. Keller Quartet) — “Con moto” (from String Quartet, Op. 1) (1959)
- John Oswald — “Spring” (1988)
- Liza Lim (perf. Klangforum Wien & Sophie Schafleitner, cond. Peter Rundel) — “Autocorrect” (from Extinction Events and Dawn Chorus) (2018)
- Eric Dolphy — “Eclipse” (1961)
- Dick Hyman & Mary Mayo — “I’m Glad There Is You” (1963)