Christine Ott – Sirius / Burning [from Chimères (pour Ondes Martenot), NAHAL Recordings, 2020]
Oscillatorial Binnage – Mechanised Mirage / Wokfinger Unfanfare / Subharmonic Ghost Suite / Applause Round [from Agitations: Post Electronic Sounds, Sub Rosa, 2020]
The Central Office Of Information – Surface Noise / Banishing Ritual [from The Central Office Of Information, Castles In Space, 2019]
A’Bear – Slither / Light Up My Gloom [from Ear Of The Heart, A’Bear, 2020]
Robert Worby – Night, Without Edges or Face [from Fractious Airs, Persistence Of Sound, 2019]
Pascal Savy – The Slow Cancellation Of The Future / Echoes Of A Black Hole Eating A Star [from Dislocations, Experimedia, 2018]
Christine Ott – Comma [from Chimères (pour Ondes Martenot), NAHAL Recordings, 2020]
Hello you. Another hasty update this week to bring you another classic edition of Fog Cast on Resonance FM (though I say so myself), featuring tracks from Christine Ott‘s magnificent new LP of compositions for Ondes Martenot, new tracks from COI and Robert Worby and a number of tracks from albums that have featured on the show before, but I felt deserved another delving – Osciallatorial Binnage, Pascal Savy and Janine A’Bear, three of my favourite recent releases. A’Bear’s ‘Slither’ also has this rather super new video out this week, directed by my old sparring partner Steven McInerney:
Speaking of Steve, we’re plotting something together for Bandcamp Friday, which is happening next week on Friday 5th June. We’re planning for something quite special but VERY limited. More details to arrive imminently. In the meantime, this short video clip from Instagram has almost nothing to do it, other than a silly in-joke with lathe-cutting supremo Ben Soundhog based on an even sillier game played on the long drive back from The Delaware Road last year. Mind you, I’m sure that the revelation of my many hours spent giggling at childish obscurities will come as little surprise.
PS Respect is due to anyone who saw the title of this blog post and immediately thought ‘SPOOK!!‘. The obscure references just keep rolling on…
Robin The Fog 