July 20th, 2013
Modern primitive is how the journey starts this week. Beginning with Nohon and moving into the modern didgeridoo of Wadhom. We bring an old Juno Reactor track called Solaris which introduces some throat singing and then we hear a really cool one from Huun-Huur-Tu. Throat singing with a modern twist. Squarepusher rounds out the first half of the show with his track Last Ap Roach. We travel on in time and around the world to land with Bomb The Bass & Lali Puna’s Clearcut. Germany’s The Notwist find the groove with Pilot, and then Trouble Andrew and Santigold pick up the pace with Reporters. IAMX electo-clashes with After Every Party I Die, then we venture to Sweden and hear Girls Night Out from The Knife, and wrap it up with one from Fever Ray called Triangle Walks.
The Howe Sound System – July 20th, 2013 by The Howe Sound System on Mixcloud
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Tracklist:
Nohon – Bash-Adar
Wadhom – ‘La’ Vibrations
Juno Reactor – Solaris
Huun-Huur-Tu – Ancestors
Squarepusher – Last Ap Roach
Bomb The Bass & Lali Puna – Clearcut
The Notwist – Pilot
Trouble Andrew feat. Santigold – Reporters
IAMX – After Every Party I Die
The Knife – Girls’ Night Out
Fever Ray – Triangle Walks
Segue – Parchment
