Scottish Fiction Radio Show - 30th July 2015

There's something pretty special about live music on radio.  It's the aspect of doing this whole Scottish Fiction hoo-la that I enjoy the most.  So it was such a delight to get back to hosting Scottish Fiction Sessions as I welcomed Dec '91 into the studio for a chat and live music.  We spoke about music, travelling, our upcoming Scottish Fiction Presents gig, as well as all sorts of other nonsense.

Making up the rest of the show, there's a new Playlist addition from Tongues, music from Yutani, Turtle, and Holy Esque, and stunning Re-Mixing It Up track from Outblinker via Machines In Heaven. 

Turtle - The Floor
Be Charlotte - Face
Mt. Doubt - Asunder
Dec '91 - I'll Try To Let You Know (Live in Pulse 98.4 Studio)
Shona Brown - All I Have
Akela - Past Sunrise
Dec '91 - Bad Man (Live in Pulse 98.4 Studio)
AROUND THE WORLD - Girlpool - Before The World Was Big
PLAYLIST - SEØUEL - Fear Party
PLAYLIST - CARBS - Life Drawing
PLAYLIST - Tongues - Religion
PLAYLIST - Womps - Live A Little Less
Rachel Sermanni - Everything Is OK
Dec '91 - Catherine (Live in Pulse 98.4 Studio)
Holy Esque - Strange
Damn Teeth - I.D.N.F.I.N.M.
RE-MIXING IT UP - Outblinker - Pink (Machines In Heaven Remix)
Yutani - Mt. Minakami


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Scottish Fiction - 30th July 2015 by Scottish Fiction on Mixcloud

That's My Jam #67 - SEØUEL - Fear Party

The impact that this track has had on my ears over the past two weeks is pretty full-on.  Not a day has gone by where I haven't flung my self about to Fear Party's Teutonic shifts and drops, plus it's been added to the Scottish Fiction Playlist for our radio shows.  The track is the lead from the Edinburgh/Berlin/London based producer's new EP Reykjavik  which comes out on Friday 24th.

With it's unsettling stabs, it's intrusive synths, and the dark-techno influences dripping from the fangs of killers bites, there's definitely a warning in the name.  Fear and dancing make for strange bedfellows, but it's a feeling which SEØUEL has captured and bottled perfectly.