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11/03/2020

LATE NIGHT RADIO Special Edition 006 with Deer Tracks, Gliss, Foxygen and more



LATE NIGHT RADIO
Special Edition 006
NOVEMBER 2020
Alexander Laurence (The Portable Infinite)

This show includes many bands I have worked with and have a personal relationship with.

1. THE DEER TRACKS "Tiger"
2. GLISS "Gimme The Hit"
3. LILIES ON MARS "Dancing Star"
4. STILL CORNERS "Crying"
5. HEAVEN'S ALPHABET "Woman" remix (featuring Alessi's Ark)
6. MIRANDA LEE RICHARDS "Life Boat" (Neil Halstead remix)
7. NITE JEWEL "Boo Hoo"
8. MARISSA NADLER "Poison"
9. F.O.X. "I Am Electric" (live)
10. WIRE "12 Times You"

11. SAM FRANCE "God's In The Dark"
12. FOXYGEN "In The Darkness"
13. JONATHAN RADO "Seven Horses"
14. DUB THOMPSON "No Time
15. HALLOCK HILL "Work In Progress"
16. WEST INDIAN GIRL "Miles From Monterey"
17. SURFBORT "Les Be in Love"
18. THE WARLOCKS "Shake The Dope Out"
19. GIANT DRAG "This Isn't It"

PORTABLE INFINITE LINKS:





Band photos by Angel Ceballos

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One of your favorite songs came on the radio ......

8/07/2019

Desolation Center - A Reagan-era guerrilla punk and industrial desert happening in SoCal

Desolation Center Hits Theaters Nationwide starting Friday, September 13th
 
Matson Films in association with Mu Productions to release film 
in 50+ markets including LA

"Hundreds of punks hit the desert.... The modern music festival was born. These anarchic desert happenings didn't last long . . . but now their history is chronicled in a documentary called Desolation Center." - The New York Times


Desolation Center, the indie music festival documentary which has played numerous film festivals worldwide, is set to begin a national theatrical rollout starting on September 13th in Los Angeles. The film is the untold story of a series of guerrilla music and art performance happenings in the 80s which inspired the birth of contemporary festival culture including Burning Man, Lollapalooza and Coachella. The film combines interviews of punk and post-punk luminaries with rare performance footage of Sonic Youth, Minutemen, Meat Puppets, Perry Farrell, Redd Kross, Einstürzende Neubauten, Survival Research Laboratories, Savage Republic and more, giving viewers unprecedented access to a time when pushing the boundaries of music, art, and performance was like an unspoken obligation. Directed by the creator and organizer of the original events, Stuart Swezey, Desolation Center tells the true story of how the risky, and at times even reckless, actions of a few outsiders were able to incite seismic cultural shifts.
Minutemen at 1983 Mojave Exodus photo by Mariska Leyssius
The new theatrical cut of Desolation Center includes an interview with Perry Farrell of Jane's Addiction and co-founder of Lollapalooza who was a participant in all of the Desolation Center events. The film will be having its New York City premiere as part of the Rooftop Films series with an outdoor screening in the historic Green-Wood Cemetery on Thursday, August 15th followed by a 50+ city run across North America in the following weeks. 

The story of the guerrilla music and performance events of the Desolation Center is inextricably linked with the director's own story as a young adult in the punk and post-punk music scene in the early 1980s. Desolation Center is more than just the story of a series of wild and unorthodox happenings. The film is also true to the spirit of freedom and possibility that punk and its clarion call of creative deconstruction embodied. 
Audience members in Box Canyon, Mojave Auszug, near Mecca, CA 1984 - Photo by Scot Allen
The timeless power of DIY-do-it-yourself culture is an ongoing theme in the film. Director Stuart Swezey told the New York Times, "D.I.Y. is now a shorthand for a lot of things," he said. "But the idea that you can have a wacky idea and get a bunch of people to go along with it, and make it happen even with very limited resources - that was life-affirming."

The film explores an almost lost subcultural story that will also be a catalyst to future generations to question assumptions and carve out new possibilities to express themselves. As Thurston Moore also described to the New York Times, the mood was "one of complete joy and wonder at being together in a place that might as well have been another planet." He said the most radical attribute of Desolation Center was that "it asked no permission," and he called the show "one of the great moments" in the history of Sonic Youth. 
Sonic Youth setting up gear, Gila Monster Jamboree near Lucerne Valley, CA 1985 - Photo by Bob Durkee
Desolation Center has screened across the globe including the prestigious European CPH:DOX Film Festival in Denmark, Sheffield Doc/Fest in the UK and its US premiere at Slamdance Film Festival in Park City, Utah. More recently, it brought home Audience Awards at SF Indiefest and Chicago Underground Film Festival and was a selection of the Detroit Free Press Freep Festival screening at the Third Man Records store. 
Bus and audience members, Mojave Auszug, near Mecca, CA 1984 - Photo by Scot Allen
Press Quotes:

"a fascinating glimpse at the emergence of a phenomenon."
  - The Hollywood Reporter

"Highly recommended . . . a comprehensive you-are-there recount of an unbelievable chapter in music history, made possible by the very facets that define punk rock . . . like the anti-Fyre Festival doc: the music involved is anti-establishment as hell, the show is an art piece itself, and the whole DIY operation actually worked."
  - RogerEbert.com

"The magic of the shows is that . . . they were raw, they were real, and, most importantly, they were completely original."
  - Vice

"Between the utopian music festivals of the late 1960s and the corporate behemoths they've become, a series of site-specific concerts in Southern California once offered an alternative, wildly independent vision of what these types of events could be."
  - Hyperallergic.com

"these desert shows would go on to shape and influence marquee US music festivals, with Burning Man taking direct inspiration."
  - Huck

"Coachella, Burning Man, Lightning in a Bottle all owe a debt to Desolation Center, the punk godfather event that kicked off 'festival culture.'"
  - John Law (Co-founder, Burning Man festival)

5/21/2018

TENS OF THOUSANDS OF NINE INCH NAILS FANS CAME TOGETHER FOR IN-PERSON PHYSICAL WORLD PRESALE EVENTS

TENS OF THOUSANDS OF NINE INCH NAILS FANS CAME TOGETHER FOR IN-PERSON PHYSICAL WORLD PRESALE EVENTS
LISTENING STATIONS DEBUTED TWO ADDITIONAL SONGS FROM
BAD WITCH, OUT JUNE 22

COLD AND BLACK AND INFINITE NORTH AMERICA 2018 TOUR
STARTS SEPTEMBER 13

@nineinchnails Wow. NIN fans are the fucking best. Humbled by the massive turnout today. THANK YOU for trying something different with us. We cannot wait to see you in the fall.
Tens of thousands of people descended on venues across North America as Nine Inch Nails tried a different approach to getting tour tickets directly into the hands of their fans. Taking place in fourteen cities, fans who waited in line at The Physical World presale events had first shot at the best seats for COLD AND BLACK AND INFINITE NORTH AMERICA 2018.

Lines were long at The Physical World presales – often wrapping multiple times around city blocks – but fans made the most of their time as they connected with other like-minded individuals. A locked box in each city contained a NIN listening station playing 2 new songs at loud volume on a loop, giving “Ahead of Ourselves” and “Play the Goddamned Part” their world debut.

Limited edition presale t-shirts and lithographs, customized for each venue, were available to the fans who made the effort to show up. Local businesses got involved, with Alamo Drafthouse in Dallas creating a custom Nine Inch Nails menu for the day and Chicago coffee roaster Dark Matter delivering a custom blend to the throng of fans outside the Aragon Ballroom. The events had their challenges, and venue and promoter staff worked closely with the band to resolve issues as they came up.

Trent Reznor says:

We’re playing a limited amount of shows in a more intimate setting this time around, and we thought we’d try something different regarding ticketing. Our goals weren’t simply to combat scalping and resellers, but to turn the process into a communal activity. Although not without hiccups (we underestimated the turnout - Jesus!), it was incredibly rewarding to see actual fans getting great seats at face value and experience something together. We are very much looking forward to the shows - thank you as always for your support!


#NINOnTour
@rogershepard 8 hours later, Row 4 for #NINONTOUR #Boston - humanity restored
@LTamasfi This #ninontour #nineinchnails event was amazing! We hang out all night, out tickets that came with a beautiful display envelope, I picked up a pre-sale limited edition lithograph, an event only t shirt, and got to listen to 2 unreleased tracks from the incoming album!
@blackcelebrantt You can only imagine the success we felt after waiting 6 hours. Last batch of VIP tickets in hand!
@earlypaintbrush It’s like the 90s but with less hair and more phones
@YogiJoshKenobi Aaaaaannnddd we got tix!!! waited in line for 2 hours, but worth it!haha and no fees too!!!
@emmastory as my new line friend and I were exchanging contact info, we both realized that @trent_reznor’s sinister plan succeeded after all
@StuntmanSeth We met some cool folks in line. And the staff was providing drinks and stuff. Much better than fighting with bots online getting nosebleeds
Instagram user Jennaxarkansas: Totally worth all of this. 4th row.
@LexiNicole85 Thank you @nineinchnails @trent_reznor for giving us an experience today. I had human interactions and met some awesome people! From the merch table to listening area of album. Everyone kept talking about how it reminded them of good ole days
@NannyNouvelle Scalper showed up, bought $500 in tix. Turned around and tried to sell GA $300 a ticket. Got hauled off immediately.
Reddit user TheJVR: Like most of you, I went to the venue nervous; not knowing what to expect, not knowing if I'd get tickets for sure...We were there for 4 1/2 hours, but the time flew by. I'd been planning to see this show alone (my wife isn't interested), but me and two of the other guys ended up buying seats next each other for the same night (the seats in the section I wanted!). I'm no longer going alone. It's my first show, so I'm excited to have company.
Instagram user Girlswannabeher: After 10 hours of waiting, standing in the rain and having endless conversations about this music and the gift if has brought to so many, these are mine. It was an incredible day to talk to so many strangers learn about their lives and share pieces of mine. Many of these people I would have never crossed paths with otherwise. The human experience is alive and well, the requirement isn’t money or status, it is a desire to participate.
@wolves_lower Yo Trent Reznor pulled the biggest trick of all and actually forced me to talk to total strangers.


COLD AND BLACK AND INFINITE NORTH AMERICA 2018
WITH THE JESUS AND MARY CHAIN
Date   City/State                   Venue                                                 1st of 3 Acts
09/13  Phoenix, AZ               Comerica Theatre                                TOBACCO
09/14  Phoenix, AZ               Comerica Theatre                                TOBACCO
09/18  Morrison, CO             Red Rocks                                           TOBACCO
09/19  Morrison, CO             Red Rocks                                           TOBACCO
09/24  Memphis, TN             Orpheum Theater                                TOBACCO
09/26  Atlanta, GA                Fox Theatre                                         TOBACCO
09/27  Atlanta, GA                Fox Theatre                                         TOBACCO
09/29  Nashville, TN             Ascend Amphitheater                          TOBACCO
10/09  Washington, DC         The Anthem                                        Kite Base
10/10  Washington, DC          The Anthem                                        Kite Base
10/13  New York, NY           Radio City Music Hall                         Kite Base
10/14  New York, NY            Radio City Music Hall                         Daniel Avery
10/19  Boston, MA                Boch Center                                        Daniel Avery   
10/20  Boston, MA                Boch Center                                        Death in Vegas
10/22  Detroit, MI                 Fox Theater                                         Gabe Gurnsey (Factory Floor)
10/23  Detroit, MI                 Fox Theater                                         Gabe Gurnsey (Factory Floor)
10/25  Chicago, IL                 Aragon Ballroom                                 Gabe Gurnsey (Factory Floor)
10/26  Chicago, IL                 Aragon Ballroom                                 Death in Vegas
10/27  Chicago, IL                 Aragon Ballroom                                 Death in Vegas
11/23  New Orleans, LA        Saenger Theatre                                   Kite Base
11/24  New Orleans, LA        Saenger Theatre                                   Kite Base
11/27  Irving, TX                  The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory  Daniel Avery   
11/28  Irving, TX                  The Pavilion at Toyota Music Factory  Daniel Avery
12/03  San Francisco, CA      Bill Graham Civic Auditorium             HMLTD
12/07  Los Angeles, CA         Palladium                                            Death in Vegas
12/08  Los Angeles, CA         Palladium                                            Death in Vegas
12/11  Los Angeles, CA         Palladium                                            HMLTD
12/12  Los Angeles, CA         Palladium                                            HMLTD


Nine Inch Nails – SUMMER 2018 TOUR DATES
* headline shows
06/13  Las Vegas, NV            The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino            *SOLD OUT
06/15  Las Vegas, NV            The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino            *SOLD OUT
06/16  Las Vegas, NV            The Joint at Hard Rock Hotel & Casino            *SOLD OUT
06/22  London                      Meltdown Festival                                           *SOLD OUT
06/24  London                      Royal Albert Hall                                             *SOLD OUT
06/25  Paris                           Olympia                                                          *SOLD OUT
06/27  Amsterdam                AFAS                                                              *SOLD OUT
06/29  St Gallen                    Open Air Fest
06/30  Prague                        Aerodrome Festival
07/02  Berlin                          Zitadelle                                                          *SOLD OUT
07/04  Roskilde DK               Roskilde Festival
07/06  Belfort                        Eurokennes Festival
07/08  Werchter                     Rock Werchter Festival
07/09  Montreux                   Montreux Jazz Festival
07/12  Lisbon                        NOS Alive Festival
07/14  Madrid                        Mad Cool Festival
08/14  Bangkok                     Moonstar Studio
08/17  Tokyo                         Sonic Mania Festival
08/19  Osaka                         Summer Sonic Festival
09/22  San Antonio, TX         River City Rockfest
09/30   Louisville, KY            Louder than Life Festival

5/02/2013

HOW TO DESTROY ANGELS SHARE "KEEP IT TOGETHER (NOSAJ THING REMIX)"

HOW TO DESTROY ANGELS SHARE "KEEP IT TOGETHER (NOSAJ THING REMIX)" VIA HYPETRAK

DOWNLOAD "BETWEEN THE SPACES (SONOIO REWORK)" VIA THE FADER

WELCOME OBLIVION LP AVAILABLE NOW VIA COLUMBIA RECORDS


Photo credit: How to destroy angels_

Download: "Keep it together (Nosaj thing remix)" -

Download: "Between the spaces (SONOIO rework)" -

How to destroy angels_ is a collective from Los Angeles composed of Mariqueen Maandig, Trent Reznor, Atticus Ross, and Rob Sheridan. Together, they use music and visual art to explore issues associated with the coevolution of humanity and technology. Having just finished a North American tour, which included a headlining set at Coachella, HTDA are releasing a Nosaj Thing remix of "Keep it together" and a rework of 2010's "The Space in Between" now dubbed "Between the spaces (SONOIO rework)". SONOIO is Alessandro Cortini, a live member in HTDA, and the rework is the same version that HTDA have been performing during their live sets throughout April. Their album, Welcome oblivion, is available now via Columbia Records.
Previously:

Watch: "The loop closes" - http://vimeo.com/56805766 

Watch: "Ice Age" - http://vimeo.com/54507716

  
 
How to destroy angels_
Welcome oblivion
(Columbia Records)
Purchase CD and Vinyl

CD/Digital

1 The wake-up
2 Keep it together
3 And the sky began to scream
4 Welcome oblivion
5 Ice age
6 On the wing
7 Too late, all gone
8 How long?
9 Strings and attractors
10 We fade away
11 Recursive self-improvement
12 The loop closes
13 Hallowed ground


Vinyl (includes 2 exclusive tracks)


1 The wake-up
2 Keep it together
3 And the sky began to scream
4 Ice age
5 Welcome oblivion
6 On the wing
7 Too late, all gone
8 The province of fear
9 How long?
10 Strings and attractors
11 Recursive self-improvement
12 Unintended consequences
13 We fade away
14 The loop closes
15 Hallowed ground




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