Brainwashed Radio: The Podcast Edition

It's another 1-2 punch this weekendFerry ride from San Francisco to Oakland by Steen.

This weekend's first episode features all new music from Matmos, Endless Melancholy, Ty Segall, Caterina Barbieri, Babytooth, Grails, Tirzah, Lewsberg, Forever Sound, Jonathan Canady, Film School, and Colleen.

The second episode has new music by Godflesh, Sparkle Division, Jeremiah Chiu, Mary Lattimore, Midwife & Nyxy Nyx, and Blonde Redhead, plus some music from the vaults by Edward Ka-Spel, Big Blood, Nervous Gender, Arpanet, John Fahey, and in be tween noise (Steve Roden).

Thank you Steen for the photo taken on the ferry from San Francisco to Oakland.

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IN THE NURSERY, "GROUNDLOOP"

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RECOIL, "LIQUID"

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COH, "VOX TINNITUS"

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Swans, "Filth / Body To Body, Job To Job"

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CRANK, "HEFTIBAG"

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D'ANGELO, "VOODOO"

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YO LA TENGO, "AND THEN NOTHING TURNED ITSELF INSIDE-OUT"

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JACKIE-O MOTHERFUCKER, "FIG. 5"

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