
No, that’s not a typo in the header. It’s just the phrase Odd Nosdam chose when naming this mix, and the 17 tracks here are equally as quirky and off-kilter. Berkeley, CA-based David P. Madson—who recently released the T.I.M.E. soundtrack, in which he scored 13 tracks to match the moves of 13 different skateboarders—curated a supremely mellow and incredibly eclectic mix for the latest installment of the XLR8R podcast. In very few hands do the likes of Cajun folk singer Cleoma Falcon, drone-ambient queen Valet and indie-rock outfit Grandaddy peacefully coexist together. Madson strings these, and more, together seamlessly.
As always, the hour-long mix is exclusive to XLR8R.
Madson’s T.I.M.E. release is out now via anticon.
Nofoolisnotaintready:
01 The Books – “It’s Musiiiiic!”
02 Mr. Dibbs & Jel – “Rhythmic Soarin”
03 Kevin Ayers – “Oleh Oleh Bandu Bandong”
04 Grandaddy – “Go Progress Chrome”
05 Dorothy Ashby – “For Some We Loved”
06 Valet – “We Went There”
07 Grouper – “You Never Came”
08 Cleoma Falcon – “Prends Done Courage”
09 Tortoise – “Whitewater”
10 Black Moth Super Rainbow – “Runite Castles”
11 McDonald & Giles – “Birdman Flies!”
12 Mulatu Astatke – “Ene Alantchi Alnorem”
13 Ween – “Pollo Asado”
14 Bre’r – “Birf Crawl”
15 Philip Jeck – “Wholesome”
16 Kevin Ayers – “Beware Of The Dog”
17 Deerhoof – “This Magnificent Bird Will Rise
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Swedish duo Claes Rosén and Ola Näslund (a.k.a. L-Wiz) has been making dubstep since 2000, and although their music falls on the mellower end of the genre’s spectrum, they occasionally indulge in what they call “headcrushing satanic basslines.”
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