solipsistic NATION No. 9: Dielectric Records
October 27, 2006
When I relaunched the solipsistic NATION podcast I knew from the beginning that I wanted push the boundaries of the show from its original format. It wasn’t enough to play a mix of all genres of electronic music, although that is an ambitious effort in and of itself. I wanted the show to include interviews, documentaries and to showcase electronic music labels that I respect and enjoy.
One such music label is Dielectric Records.
Dielectric Records features experimental music for the new millennium. Crazed broken beat electronica, improvisational percussion, drone, dark ambient, situational improv, you can find all of this on Dielectric Records roster of artists.
Today’s show features an interview with Drew, founder of Dielectric Records, as well as a sampling of the musicians on his music label. The music is eerie, haunting and beautiful, which is appropriate for Halloween.
Enjoy!
- Dielectric Records Interview
- Karen Stackpole “Untitled #1″
- Carson Day “Musique Mort”
- Dielectric Drone All-Stars “Plotinian Plateau”
- Dielectric Minimalsit All-Stars “Forth-Reich”
- Pussyfinger “Pussyfinger”
- Die Elektrischen “Beat Takeshi”
- Sote “Track 08″
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1:00:30 | 55.41 MB
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[...] Previous episodes of solipsistic NATION have included shows on house music, chill out music, drum and bass and hip hop. There have also been documentaries on nerdcore and chiptunes, a mix by guest DJ Eve Falcon and a live performance by Deru. The show has also included interviews with Rena Jones, Grouse, and Dielectric Records. [...]