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Air Traffic Volga Live at Ausland, Berlin The Pity Party Das Drehmoment Shop and Label The Crane Return of the Space Invaders! Jessie Evans - Is it Fire? Phoenix and the Turtle Return of the Space Invaders! Autons - Ice Major Berlin Sounds and Music Ben Mono - Bit Hop Bleepfest Berlin Lopez-Lescano Interview Paul Davis - Linux Audio Moscow band, Volga Podcasts will Return! Bleepfest Promo - Deprogram's What the Story Husky Rescue Bleepfest at the ICA: promo clip Archive: The Tube and French Streets Bleepfest Promo no 2 - starring the Loges, age 1 Archive: Phil Zimmermann Podcast Podcasts Archive Camden Market, London Low Devo's Mark Mothersbaugh Robot Bleeping Ambient Market Bleepfest 06 video promos Rock and Jazz Photog Covent Garden Buskers Games: PSP and DS producer conversation Hush the Many: psychedelic folk? Sound Engineer: Simon Eadon N-Gage Games Producers Tin Pan Alley Festival: Soho, London Music in Public Places Part 2: France Robot Bathing: You've Got ... a song Underground: Down the London Tube PGP's Phil Zimmermann: an interview Proper Blosxom URL's working now 1st Podcast - The Mstation dot org Groove

Fri, 04 May 2007 Bleepfest Berlin download file - Bleepfest Berlin 07 (~26Meg) We have a random assortment here gathered from three days of the recent Bleepfest Berlin. The result gives an idea of the flavour of the event, with all sorts of genres, and all sorts of things happening. Bleepfest is a music festival that covers electronic and computer based music. On this podcast are featured the likes of Ekul, Juan Cantizanni, Magma, Ohmnoise, Robot Bathing, The Return of the Space Invaders, T und Bruder, and The Tupperware Party. You can find out more about these and other artists at the Bleepfest page. This is some 28 minutes out of something like 28 hours of music that occurred. With any luck we'll soon have some video footage as well. posted at: 14:15 | path: | permanent link to this entry Lopez-Lescano Interview Both the Paul Davis and the Fernando Lopez-Lescano interviews are available at TU in Berlin from this page ... http://r100000-2.kgw.tu-berlin.de/ As we're pushed for space here, we'll make this the official link for these interviews. As the file size is larger for the TU version of the Paul Davis interview we assume they have less compression. Our version is uncut but has a little mid boost to help intelligibility. posted at: 14:15 | path: | permanent link to this entry