Transmissions Podcast — Entidade

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Vin Gordon - Aquarium Drunkard

Recorded at the height of the Black Ark with Lee “Scratch” Perry at the controls and The Upsetters firing on all cylinders, Musical Bones gave legendary trombonist Vin Gordon the rare opportunity to s

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The Visitors - Aquarium Drunkard

Issued in 1977, My Good Friends captures a moment when eastern Nigeria’s musicians folded highlife, funk, soul, and psychedelia into something restless and idiosyncratic. The results are gloriously un

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Ryuichi Sakamoto - Aquarium Drunkard

Guided by an adherence to a philosophy of “outernationalism”, Japanese composer Ryuichi Sakamoto’s overlooked 1989 record Beauty concluded a pivotal decade of transnational works and collaborations. A

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The Aquarium Drunkard Show: SIRIUS/XMU (7pm PDT, Channel 35) - Aquarium Drunkard

Coffee cooling beside the speakers. Broadcasting from northeast Los Angeles — the Aquarium Drunkard Show on SIRIUS/XMU, channel 35. 7pm California time, Wednesdays. 34.1090° N, 118.2334° W

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Wax Machine - Aquarium Drunkard

Following their role in the celebrated outfit Wax Machine, Lau is the sophomore offering from São Paulo-born musician Lau Ro. An enduring cycle of radiance, the windswept echoes of seminal Brazilian r

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Total Blue - Aquarium Drunkard

On his first solo album, Total Blue member Anthony Calonico continues to mine the Los Angeles instrumental trio’s refined, streamlined take on chilled-out lite jazz and pop ambience. But he also makes

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Leah Senior - Aquarium Drunkard

For roughly a decade and over five albums, Leah Senior has been making airy, breathy, lightly syncopated folk music. Her songs are delicate but not slight, built on pristine runs of acoustic guitar an

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Boards of Canada :: Inferno - Aquarium Drunkard

Boards of Canada’s Inferno turns phones, cell towers, and passing aircraft uncanny again, recasting everyday infrastructure as mystery.