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Hear An Intense Mix Of Twisted Industrial And Musique Concrète By Puce Mary
The 10th instalment of the Re-Textured podcast features tracks from M.E.S.H., Helm and Delia Derbyshire.
Puce Mary has made a name for herself thanks to her uncompromising performances which bristle with raw sonic energy. The same could be said about her mixes, too.
For the 10th edition of the Re-Textured podcast, the Danish musician—whose album The Drought on PAN was a bonafide 2018 highlight—has contributed an epic 55-minute journey that connects the dots between industrial, early tape music, power electronics and musique concrète.
https://soundcloud.com/user-318396069/re-textured-podcast-010-puce-mary
Like her own music, the mix is heavy and intense even when the tracks themselves aren’t necessarily loud or noisy. At its most delicate moments—when voice and minimal instrumentation are put into play—it still vibrates with a fragile intensity that makes it one of the most absorbing mixes we’ve heard in a long time. Hear it in full above and check out the tracklist below.
Tracklist:
David Prior – “Elevator Journey Into Womblike Corridors”
Helm – “I Knew You Would Respond”
51717 – “Techelet”
Devouring Ghost – “Epiklisis”
JFK – “Weapon Design II”
Fåglar i Bur – “Öppen Inbjudan”
Jarl – “Turbulence Color Part Xiii”
Maska Genetik – “Haut”
M.E.S.H. – “Victim Lord”
Cortex – “Cortex J”
Jason Crumer – “Certified Blue”
Kelly Moran – “Autowave”
CoH – “Ether Fields Forever”
Bobby Beausoleil – “Mouvement The Second”
Delia Derbyshire & Berry Berma “The Dreams – Falling”
Henning Christiansen “Woman, You Are Pregnant (Woman One)
