Aaron Angell 21st August 2021

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Blackest Ever Black

Blackest Ever Black doing what they do best – connecting the dots between early industrial, doom, drone and the contemporary dance scene, pounding out the dreary sound of 21st century malaise.

If you ever need some creative inspiration, take a look at some videos of Timbaland in the studio in his prime, around the early to mid-2000s. You'll see Timbo smiling knowingly as he plays new material to some of the biggest rap & R&B stars of all time, all of whom appear to display a similar range of emotions – confusion, astonishment, befuddled laughter. This is testament to the Virginia producer's utterly genre shifting approach to the rhythm and texture of beat-making. No one sounded like him before, and the many who have imitated rarely reach his level. This In Focus is selected by Antonine Scali.

Folk American Primitivism Freak Folk

Visual artist and ceramicist Aaron Angell plays a vinyl-only monthly selection of music from his collection - usually focussing on guitar soli, privately pressed UK folk, psychedelia, and the occult new age.

Tracklist

Christopher LogueChristopher Logue
Rat, O Rat...
Robbie BashoRobbie Basho
Bhupali
Michel HaumontMichel Haumont
Mayaguana

Peter StarkPeter Stark
Raga For Bayleaf
S.T. MikaelS.T. Mikael
Bom Bom Mahadev
A Cid SymphonyA Cid Symphony
Pierced Hand Number 1
Christopher LogueChristopher Logue
The Song Of The Imperial Carrion
Concert Dans L’œufConcert Dans L’œuf
A Santa Maria Dadas
The HabibiyyaThe Habibiyya
Mandola
Torkom Saraydarian, Torkom Saraydarian, The High Mountain BandThe High Mountain Band
More Radiant Than The Sun
Enrico MarcandalliEnrico Marcandalli
Giardini D’Oriente
Magic CarpetMagic Carpet
All The Sins Of Man
Mark T. & BrickbatsMark T. & Brickbats
Ashkebad
Stephen CoughlinStephen Coughlin
Mount Vision
Bobby BrownBobby Brown
My Hawaiian Home