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		<title>the svelte selection &#8211; 1 September 2011</title>
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I want to start this blog by saying that tonsillitis SUCKS. Tonsillitis really fucking sucks. It REALLY FUCKING SUCKS. 
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<p>I want to start this blog by saying that tonsillitis SUCKS. Tonsillitis really fucking sucks. It REALLY FUCKING SUCKS. </p>
<p>Look, even <a href="http://www.guardian.co.uk/commentisfree/2008/jul/28/healthandwellbeing.health">Charlie Brooker agrees with me</a>. And he&#8217;s right about a lot of stuff.</p>
<p>Why is this important? Well, it explains a few things:</p>
<ul>a. Why this show is being uploaded over a week after the broadcast</p>
<p>b. Why the show itself is almost 100% devoid of my talking</p>
<p>c. Why I&#8217;m at home on a Friday night writing this blog rather than seeing the wonderful Adam Buxton at Kings Place</ul>
<p>Some of the above may well be a blessing to y&#8217;all, but they&#8217;ve all pissed me off to a rather large extent.</p>
<p>To reiterate: tonsillitis SUCKS.</p>
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<p>So, now we&#8217;re past that little rant and we&#8217;re coping (maybe), let me introduce to you the latest edition of the svelte selection. This month had to cover two major festivals (<a title="The Big Chill Festival" href="http://www.bigchill.net" target="_blank">The Big Chill</a> and <a title="The Green Man Festival" href="http://www.greenman.net" target="_blank">Green Man</a>) plus a range of new albums, gigs attended and gigs upcoming. Usually you&#8217;d get the details of each during the show, but due to the lack of mic action, I&#8217;m going to give a little commentary via the tracklisting instead.</p>
<p>You can download the show from <a href="http://www.sendspace.com/file/8efjlq" target="_blank">here</a> (sorry it&#8217;s so slow. I <em>will</em> get around to podcasting it eventually. I will). There&#8217;s a Spotify playlist <a href="http://open.spotify.com/user/thesvelteone/playlist/59VNEPV4mwwuXjIcA1wzaS">here</a>.</p>
<p>And, lo, here it is:</p>
<p>1. Evangelista &#8211; I lay there in front of me covered in ice from <em>Prince of Truth</em></p>
<ul><a href="http://cstrecords.com/evangelista-carlabozulich/" target="_blank">Evangelista</a>&#8217;s playing a gig at <a href="http://cafeoto.co.uk/" target="_blank">Cafe Oto</a> on <a title="For further info and to book tickets, click here" href="http://cafeoto.co.uk/evangelista.shtm" target="_blank">Sunday 13th November</a>.</ul>
<p>2. YACHT &#8211; Shangri-La from <em>Shangri-la</em></p>
<ul>Got to see YACHT (briefy) at Secret Garden Party where they played lots of stuff from the new album. This is the title track. It&#8217;s fun. And interesting. A nice combo.</ul>
<p>3. Bill Wells &amp; Aidan Moffat &#8211; The Greatest Story Ever Told from <em>Everything&#8217;s Getting Older</em></p>
<ul><strong>STOP PRESS: YOU MUST GO AND BUY THIS ALBUM NOW. IT IS FUCKING AMAZING AND HAS JUMPED INTO THE TOP SPOT FOR 2011 SO FAR.</strong></p>
<p>I&#8217;m serious. <a href="http://shop.chemikal.co.uk/acatalog/CHEM150.html" target="_blank">Buy it now</a>.</p>
<p>Buy it.</p>
<p><a href="http://www.emusic.com/album/Bill-Wells-Aidan-Moffat-Everything-s-Getting-Older-MP3-Download/12471960.html" target="_blank">Here if you have emusic</a></p>
<p>Buy it.</p>
<p>Bought it? Good, we can carry on.</ul>
<p>4. Stephin Merritt &#8211; The Song from Venus from <em>Obscurities</em></p>
<ul>New release of curiosities from Stephin Merritt &#8211; unreleased material, demos, alternative versions and the like. Loads of good stuff for the fans (of which I am most definitely one). Actually, I did a whole radio show about Stephin Merritt once. If you fancy it, you can download it from <a href="http://www.sendspace.com/file/vv1q1y">here</a>.</ul>
<p>5. Oh Ruin! &#8211; Silver Lining from <em>Silver Lining</em> (single)</p>
<ul>The first track in my Green Man festival section comes from Oh Ruin!, who I first played <a href="http://thesvelteone.wordpress.com/2011/02/18/the-svelte-selection-the-february-show/" target="_blank">back in February</a>, after seeing him at Sh! A Celebration of Quiet Music. The band did a wonderful wee set by the Green Man Pub, accompanied on a couple of tracks by the vocalist from She Keeps Bees (see below).</ul>
<p>6. James Vincent McMorrow &#8211; Sparrow and the Wolf from <em>Sparrow and the Wolf</em> (single)</p>
<ul>This artist was actually suggested to me by a member of the Green Man Forum, and although I didn&#8217;t manage to catch him at la festival, I did enjoy listening to the tunes.</ul>
<p>7. She Keeps Bees &#8211; See Me from <em>Dig On</em></p>
<ul>First caught at Green Man 2009 on the GM Pub stage, they were promoted to the Main Stage this year and gave an excellent show. This is from the brand new album.</ul>
<p>8. Other Lives &#8211; For 12 from <em>For 12</em> (single)</p>
<ul>One of the few bands that I discovered at this year&#8217;s Green Man (twas a bit lean musically for once). My tweet at the time labelled them <em>lush orchestral bluesy heavy folk</em> and that seems to fit.</ul>
<p>9. Origamibiro &#8211; Ballerina Platform Shoes from <em>Shakkei</em></p>
<ul>Hooray!!! A new <a href="http://www.origamibiro.com" target="_blank">Origamibiro</a> album is out! And it&#8217;s beautiful! Of course it is. If you are new to them, I recommend going <a href="http://vimeo.com/album/792719" target="_blank">here</a> and Getting Involved immediately.</ul>
<p>10. Björk &#8211; Cosmogony (Matthew Herbert Remix 1) from T<em>he Crystalline Series Cosmogony Matthew Herbert Remixes</em> (single)</p>
<ul>New set of remixes from the wundergal herself. I love her. She&#8217;s amazing. &amp;c &amp;c \&amp;c</ul>
<p>11. John Mouse &#8211; Sex with You from <em>Humber Dogger Forties</em></p>
<ul>Awesome little track from the bloke that opened the Far Out stage at Green Man. When I played on <a href="http://www.mixcloud.com/greenman/welcome-to-green-man-w-kirsty/" target="_blank">Green Man Radio</a>, I devoted this tune to the nice man who made me a cup of tea while I was waiting to get my wristband. Tea&#8217;s important.</ul>
<p>12. Squarepusher &#8211; Theme from Sprite from <em>Hello Everything</em></p>
<ul>Played a good set at Green Man, but I sorta miss the old more fucked up Squarepusher. I&#8217;m old. This tune went out to Steve who had his first Squarepusher experience at Green Man and absolutely bloody loved it.</ul>
<p>13. Holy Fuck &#8211; Lucky from <em>Latin</em></p>
<ul>Holy Fuck properly OWNED Green Man &#8211; one of my two main highlights. My friend Mach V was compering the stage at the time and said it was even more amazing close up.</ul>
<p>14. Polar Bear &#8211; Peepers from <em>Peepers</em></p>
<ul>The other major highlight from Green Man. I&#8217;ve seen them a couple of times before, but they were just phenomenal on that Far Out Stage. The crowd were absolutely wrapt and Mr Rochford was beaming.</ul>
<p>15. Echaskech &#8211; Change the Station (ft Napoleon Complex) from <em>Change the Station</em> (single)</p>
<ul>New one from la boys d&#8217;Echaskech, featuring a rapper. Yes, really. You can download it for free from <a href="http://www.echaskech.co.uk/" target="_blank">here</a>.</ul>
<p>16. Shit Robot &#8211; Triumph!!! from <em>The Cradle to the Rave</em></p>
<ul>This was played for my lovely flatmate who defeated the hell that is National Rail bookings and got hold of those tickets she really needed. For you, Jessica.</p>
<p>Also, being a Hot Chip-related project, it&#8217;s tenuously linked to the next tune&#8230;</ul>
<p>17. The 2 Bears &#8211; Bear Hug from <em>Bear Hug EP</em></p>
<ul>The 2 Bears curated the Friday night Far Out After Dark at Green Man this year and although I don&#8217;t think it was particularly successful, this is a GREAT tune.</ul>
<p>18. The Chemical Brothers &#8211; Swoon from <em>Further</em></p>
<ul>A nod to the Big Chill Festival &#8211; which was fine, but not very musically interesting (or busy). Kanye West was a fucking joke, but The Chems more than delivered.</p>
<p>Should mention that the photo above was taken whilst I rocked the Big Chill Radio stage with mavis (and later Ruth) of <a href="https://www.facebook.com/dubwives" target="_blank">the Dubwives</a>. We had a phenomenally good time playing bass to the kiddies <img src='http://www.purple-radio.co.uk/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' />  </ul>
<p>19. Breton &#8211; RDI (Girl Unit Remix)</p>
<ul>Randomly picked this up off a mix I was sent the other day&#8230;</p>
<p>-searches-</p>
<p>Oh yes, <a href="http://www.mixcloud.com/fatcatrecords/alex-knight-fatcat-fatcat-records-podcast/" target="_blank">here</a> it is. It&#8217;s from a Fat Cat records podcast. TUNE as the kids say.</ul>
<p>20. Gonzales &#8211; Knight Moves (Lone Remix) from <em>Knight Moves</em> (single)</p>
<ul>A remix of a track from the (frankly underwhelming) new one from Chilly. Still, he&#8217;s playing a <a href="http://www.sohotheatre.com/pl2171.html">series of gigs at the Soho Theatre in October</a> and you should go. Read <a href="http://thesvelteone.wordpress.com/2009/10/25/gonzales-a-small-obsession/" target="_blank">here</a> and <a href="http://thesvelteone.wordpress.com/2009/11/05/chilly-gonzales-the-piano-chat-show/" target="_blank">here</a> for more info on this genius.</ul>
<p>21. Remember Remember &#8211; Lips from <em>RR Scorpii</em></p>
<ul>The fabulous Remember Remember will be back in London on 22nd September playing some venue of which I had previously not heard: Servant Jazz Quarters. No presale that I can see, but there&#8217;s further info <a href="http://www.servantjazzquarters.com/events/sjq-presents-remember-remember-clorinde" target="_blank">here</a>.</ul>
<p>22. Radiohead &#8211; Bloom (Blawan RMX) from <em>TKOL RMX5</em></p>
<ul>From the truly immense remix series that has invited everyone from Fourtet to Harmonic 303 to bring their magic to tracks from The King Of Limbs. Currently available as a series of separate releases, they&#8217;ll be consolidated into one come October I&#8217;m told.</ul>
<p>23. Ghostpoet &#8211; Survive It from <em>The Big Chill Live Lounge</em></p>
<ul>Nice to see that others have picked up on the goodness that is Ghostpoet (I played him first! <img src='http://www.purple-radio.co.uk/wp-includes/images/smilies/icon_smile.gif' alt=':)' class='wp-smiley' />  this track is taken from some live tunes recorded by Big Chill Radio. I was working at the time, but I got shy and didn&#8217;t say hello. Should at least have gotten him to record me an ident. I&#8217;m rubbish.</p>
<p>Oh, and he didn&#8217;t win the Mercury. But that&#8217;s not hugely surprising. Hmmm, I really should get around to listening to that PJ Harvey album&#8230;</p>
<p>Erm, tangent&#8230; </p>
<p>So this tune is dedicated to Paul, Andy, Toby and Seb &#8211; the boys that run Big Chill and Green Man Radio. You can find out more about the marvellous organisation behind the goodness over <a href="http://www.popupradio.fm/">here</a>. Love you guys. A lot.</ul>
<p>24. Alice &amp; the Enemies &#8211; Touching Boys (In Supermarkets) from <em>Alice &amp; The Enemies</em></p>
<ul>New (well, recorded back in 2004 but just getting released) punkish joy from those good folks at <a href="http://www.ambiguousrecords.com/" target="_blank">Ambiguous Records</a>. And it&#8217;s something I used to do quite frequently. Frustrated, much?</ul>
<p>25. Pulp &#8211; Have You Seen Her Lately? from <em>His &#8216;N&#8217; Hers</em></p>
<ul>I saw Pulp at Brixton Academy last week. It was, quite simply, absolutely breathtaking. Not only did they replicate most of the festival set they&#8217;ve been touring, we got Lipgloss, Bad Cover Version, the marvellous Richard Hawley and this tune. It&#8217;s dedicated to Justin who dreamed Pulp play it, and they did.</ul>
<p>26. Bill Wells &amp; Aidan Moffat &#8211; Let&#8217;s Stop Here from <em>Everything&#8217;s Getting Older</em></p>
<ul>You&#8217;ve all bought this now, yeah? Good. Just checking.</ul>
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		<title>the svelte selection – 2 June 2010</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 03 Jun 2010 12:36:25 +0000</pubDate>
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		<description><![CDATA[usic-packed joy from start to finish this month &#8211; new albums from Sleepy Sun, Holy Fuck, Flying Lotus, The Divine Comedy, Tracey Thorn, Ellen Allien, Benga, Trash Kit and Silver ...]]></description>
			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p><div id="attachment_906" class="wp-caption alignright" style="width: 310px"><a href="http://thesvelteone.files.wordpress.com/2010/06/a1307.jpg"><img src="http://thesvelteone.files.wordpress.com/2010/06/a1307.jpg?w=300" alt="" width="300" height="225" class="size-medium wp-image-906" /></a><p class="wp-caption-text">The finale of Tom Robinson's 60th birthday pary</p></div>Music-packed joy from start to finish this month &#8211; new albums from Sleepy Sun, Holy Fuck, Flying Lotus, The Divine Comedy, Tracey Thorn, Ellen Allien, Benga, Trash Kit and Silver Columns plus very quick gig reviews of Jonsi, Stornoway, Johann Johannsson, Pavement, The above-mentioned Divine Comedy, the Steve Reid Memorial at Cafe Oto and last night&#8217;s wonderful gig in celebration of Tom Robinson&#8217;s 60th birthday starring Little Comets, Chew Lips, members of Franz Ferdinand and The Cribs and Toumani Diabaté amongst others.</p>
<p>You can download the full show from <a href="http://www.sendspace.com/file/yz7dvc">here</a> or hear a few tracks through <a href="http://open.spotify.com/user/thesvelteone/playlist/13Gry88rX45TGsKiYiQf1u">Spotify</a>.</p>
<p>1. Steve Reid &#8211; Rhythm Is Law /Jazz &#8211; Tribute To Great Black from A Drum Story (Altrisuoni)<br />
2. Rocketnumbernine &#8211; Doodlebug from You Reflect Me (Trace)<br />
3. Tracey Thorn &#8211; Late In The Afternoon from Love and its Opposite (Strange Feeling)<br />
4. Sleepy Sun &#8211; Desert God from Fever (ATP)<br />
5. The Divine Comedy &#8211; At The Indie Disco from Bang Goes the Knighthood (Divine Comedy)<br />
6. Beck &#8211; Loser from Mellow Gold (DGC)<br />
7. Trash Kit &#8211; 50ft Woman from Trash Kit (Upset the Rhythm)<br />
8. Holy Fuck &#8211; Stilettos from Latin (XL)<br />
9. Gold Panda &#8211; You &#8211; Minotaur Shock Remix from You (single)<br />
10. Tunng &#8211; Bullets (Max Tundra remix) from Remixes (Full Time Hobby)<br />
11. Hot Chip &#8211; I Feel Better &#8211; Max Cooper Remix (unreleased)<br />
12. LCD Soundsystem &#8211; I Can Change from This is Happening (DFA)<br />
13. Silver Columns &#8211; To Wake You from Yes, and Dance (Moshi Moshi)<br />
14. Ellen Allien &#8211; Schlumi from Dust (Bpitch Control)<br />
15. Aardvarck &#8211; Heal from Choice (Eat Concrete)<br />
16. Benga &#8211; Transform from Phaze One (Tempa)<br />
17. Flying Lotus &#8211; Satelllliiiiiiiteee from Cosmogramma (Warp)<br />
18. Oy &#8211; The Kitten from From Box then Walk (Creaked)<br />
19. Oy &#8211; Aeh from From Box then Walk (Creaked)<br />
20. Oy &#8211; Positivili Two from From Box then Walk (Creaked)<br />
21. Oy &#8211; Cloudy Gallery from From Box then Walk (Creaked)<br />
22. Toumani Diabaté &#8211; Kaounding Cissoko from The Mandé Variations (World Circuit)<br />
23. Little Comets &#8211; Dancing Song (unreleased)<br />
24. Chew Lips &#8211; Toro from Unicorn (Family)<br />
25. Tom Robinson Band &#8211; Glad To Be Gay from Power in the Darkness (EMI)</p>
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		<title>the svelte selection &#8211; 5 May 2010</title>
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		<pubDate>Thu, 06 May 2010 01:22:28 +0000</pubDate>
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<p>There was a bit of a problem with the live recording, but I&#8217;ve mostly fixed it up (you might find the left or right side drops out for a bit sometimes&#8230;) and you can download the entire show from <a href="http://www.sendspace.com/file/wwli6t">here</a> or listen to available tracks on Spotify <a href="http://open.spotify.com/user/thesvelteone/playlist/23Fw1pdeo0BTv2sWa5dXEB">here</a></p>
<p>1. LCD Soundsystem &#8211; &#8216;Drunk Girls&#8217; from Drunk Girls (DFA)<br />
2. Harry Thumann &#8211; ‘Underwater’  from Laptop Vinyl (Hansa)<br />
3. Chrome Hoof &#8211; ‘Vapourise’ from Vapourise (Southern)<br />
4. HEALTH &#8211; ‘Die Slow’ from GET COLOR (Lovepump United)<br />
5. School Of Seven Bells &#8211; ‘Babelonia’ from Disconnect From Desire (Ghostly)<br />
6. Echaskech &#8211; ‘How To Fly’ from Green (Balkan Vinyl)<br />
7. Caribou &#8211; ‘Hannibal’ from Swim (City Slang)<br />
8. Cursor Miner &#8211; ‘Shakin’ Heathens’ from Shakin&#8217; Heathens (Uncharted Audio)<br />
9. Ikonika &#8211; ‘Heston’ from Contact, Love, Want, Have (Hyperdub)<br />
10. Starkey &#8211; ‘Club Games (Featuring Cerebral Vortex &amp; Buddy Leezle)’ from Ear Drums and Black Holes (Planet Mu)<br />
11. Artful Dodger &#8211; ‘Think About Me’ from It&#8217;s All About The Stragglers (FFRR)<br />
12. Sneaker Pimps &#8211; ‘Spin Spin Sugar’ from Becoming X (Clean Up)<br />
13. Stereolab &#8211; &#8216;The Free Design&#8217; from Cobra and Phases Group Play Voltage in the Milky Night (Duophonic)<br />
14. Terry Callier &#8211; ‘Look at Me Now’ from Essential Terry Callier: The Very Best Of Terry Callier (Mercury)<br />
15. cLOUDDEAD &#8211; ‘Pop Song’ from Ten (Big Dada)<br />
16. Broadcast &amp; The Focus Group &#8211; ‘Let it begin/Oh joy’ from Investigate Witch Cults Of The Radio Age (Warp)<br />
17. Black Moth Super Rainbow &#8211; ‘Forever Heavy’ from Dandelion Gum (Graveface)<br />
18. Rob Marr &#8211; ‘Girls In Glasses’ from Domestic Dramas (http://www.robmarr.net/)<br />
19. School Of Zuversicht &#8211; ‘1, 2, 3’ from Randnotizen From Idiot Town (Pingipung)<br />
20. The Ruby Suns &#8211; ‘Cranberry’ from Fight Softly (Memphis Industries)<br />
21. Greg Haines &#8211; ‘Industry vs. Inferiority’ from Until The Point Of Hushed Support (Sonic Pieces)</p>
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