Die letzte lange Nacht der Klanghorizonte (Dezember 2021)

thanks to Lorenz Edelmann for archival research
and technical support

This is only the appetizer with the first hour.
Click on „Stunde 1“ – and listen!

The whole radio night
besides in our column of
MONTHLY REVELATIONS (RADIO)!

Michael Engelbrecht: Listening to „Life Of“ you can easily feel something brooding, some darkness, a certain twilight zone. Is the origin for these sensations unknown – or somehow graspable? Echoes from all those „stranger things“ you experienced in Asia?

Steve Tibbetts: There is sometimes a sort of credulous enthusiasm to believe in „stranger things“, as you say, especially in Asia. Nonetheless there does seem to be a certain permeability to the fabric of reality in some places in the world. A friend of mine called it „thinness.“ You can look for that in music and art as well. You listen and there is a quiet collapse of duality, self and other. This might sound terribly exotic or over-thought, but if you watch your mind when you listen to music you might witness a kind of melting.

„FIRST HOUR“ (ends with a jukebox)
Rickie Lee Jones: Show Biz Kids (It‘s Like This, 1991)
Angelo Badalamenti: Twin Peaks Theme (Music from Twin Peaks, 1990)
Jon Balke: Kantor (Warp, 2016)
Radiohead: Dollars and Cents (In Rainbows, 2007)
Anna Gourari / Giya Kancheli: Piano Piece No. 15 (Elusive Affinity, 2019)
Mark Hollis: A Life (1895-1915) (Mark Hollis, 1997)
Budd / Eno:  Not Yet Remembered (The Plataux of Mirror, 1981)
Robert Wyatt: Maryan (Shleep, 1997)
Chris Watson: The Sounds of Lindisfarne (In St. Cuthbert‘s Time, 2013)
T. Rex: Cosmic Dancer (from Electric Warrior, 1971)