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Movement Through Thought on #aNONradio starts in 30 minutes. My program airs every Friday 6:30 to 7:30 UTC.

It's August, and that means bass music. Up tonight is some miami bass, some old car audio CDs, maybe some slightly embarrasing '90s jock jams.

I know I'm going to play at least one 2 Live crew track, so tonight's mix might not be safe for work.

Tune in at http://anonradio.net/listen .

Orb Magazine interview (conversation?) with Sync 24 and Maelstrom:

Finding and reading this really improved my day. I'm glad modern #electro is getting attention in the music press.

And now I've got to shelve about 50 records. There's a crazy mess on my floor...

Tracklist for Movement Through Thought on 2018-07-27: https://djcev.com/2018/07/27/mtt-no-074-mudfoot

and at #aNONradio : https://anonradio.net/2018/07/28/mtt-074-mudfoot/

Direct link to the mp3: http://anonradio.net/archive/201807270630_cev.mp3

Downtempo, instrumental hiphop. Swampy beats. Fishy bodies. Moss. Jeepin'. Mudfoots. Mudfeet?

Movement Through Thought on #aNONradio starts in 30 minutes. The program airs every Friday 6:30 to 7:30 UTC.

I'm tired from being out in the city last night. So, I'll be playing ambient, downtempo, instrumental hip-hop, etc. tonight. Neotropic, FSOL, Red Snapper, bits and pieces I have laying around.

Tune in at http://anonradio.net/listen .

It's the last Wednesday again - Megaphysics and I are playing music at Ground Kontrol arcade in #PDX tonight. Logical Aggression @ GK 2018/07/25 9:00 PM PST until close. Games are on free play tonight, so there's a $5 cover.

I'm bringing a stack of '80s electro and some of the disco I was playing on anonradio this month.

If you come down to GK and see me, say hello. I should take a new picture...

The Backlisted Podcast just put up an episode discussing The Return of the King. (The third Lord of the Rings book, to be clear).

Backlisted typically covers overlooked literary fiction, so this episode was a surprise to find in my feed reader this morning. It's one of my favorite podcasts, always worth the time. And for once I've read the book they're talking about.

Tracklist for Movement Through Thought on 2018-07-20: https://djcev.com/2018/07/20/mtt-no-073-open-the-next

and at #aNONradio : https://anonradio.net/2018/07/20/mtt-073-open-the-next/

Direct link to the mp3: http://anonradio.net/archive/201807200630_cev.mp3

Electro. House? A slightly weird selection this week. I'm pretty happy with this one. I seem to have developed a scratchy potentiometer, though.

My show is coming up on #aNONradio in 30 minutes. Movement Through Thought, every Friday 6:30 to 7:30 UTC.

Electro in the 130s. Shanti Celeste, Dexter, Mas 2008, odds and ends. I'm going to take it easy and let tracks run long I think.

Instructions for listening are at http://anonradio.net/listen .

I just finished reading "Autonomous" by Annalee Newitz.

There were a lot of interesting sci-fi ideas packed into its 300 pages. (Biotech, robot (& human) autonomy, freedom of information, etc.) It frequently made me uncomfortable, but in a way that inspired me to think, not to put the book down.

I enjoyed reading it, and I'm enjoying thinking about it now.

Tracklist for Movement Through Thought on 2018-07-13: https://djcev.com/2018/07/13/mtt-no-072-by-the-wayside

and at #aNONradio : https://anonradio.net/2018/07/13/mtt-072-by-the-wayside/

Direct link to the recording: http://anonradio.net/archive/201807130630_cev.mp3

Disco, a bit of house, a bit of dutch electro. This was a really fun show to play.

I'm playing music on #aNONradio in 30 minutes. Movement Through Thought every Friday 6:30 to 7:30 UTC.

Disco and disco-y stuff tonight. Another hour of CBS / IFM style music. Giorgio, Cowley, maybe Kano; also Legowelt, Polygamy Boys, maybe I-F.

Listen at http://anonradio.net/listen .

518,500 in Strikers 1945 tonight. Made it about three quarters of the way through stage 6.

I wish I had a good portable camera.

Finished reading "Zero History" by William Gibson today. I liked it, as I expected. Over the last four months I've read all three "Blue Ant" books and enjoyed them all. Not sure how I'd rank them.

Thinking back on all three, I particularly like the size, scope, and pacing of each story. They're relatively "small" and fast-paced, I think.

At some point I'm going to have to re-read the "Bridge" trilogy.

I'm still awake at 5:30 AM. Now I know my sleep schedule is screwed.

Ugh.