Monday, September 27, 2010

Aphotic Segment 005 w/ Jeff Risk - Sept. 29th


Sometime ago, a Chthonic scroll was uncovered by a group of miscreants...... supposedly from the clammy environs of a nearby swamp, only to be brutally abused, set ablaze, and launched into the local atmosphere where the sacred ashes radiated like wildfire.

This cataclysmic effect resulted in a group of cavernous, subterranean misfits transfused by the cosmic cinders strewn about the city. Having been ostracized and banished in...to the darkness of night and colossal depths of the oceans, these misfits emerged from their abysmal confinements nearly five months ago to unleash a lethal brand of ritual among the sheepish hordes and unrelenting drudgery of their slavemasters. This ritual falls every last Wednesday of the month. This ritual is called Aphotic Segment.

Pleased to announce its fifth and most exciting edition yet, Aphotic Segment welcomes local shaman and musical curator, Jeff risk, as he spins a web of nebulous and riotous beats that will be sure to permeate the purlieus of your impenetrable minds. As always, featuring resident selector, Drew Pompa.

Aphotic Segment w/ Jeff Risk

Wednesday, September 29th 2010
The Woodbridge Pub
5169 Trumbull Ave.
Detroit, MI 48208
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Saturday, August 7, 2010

Aphotic Segment 003 | July 28th 2010

Aphotic Segment 003 was the liveliest of the monthly's yet.... and to much surprise, as summer night attendance saunters towards the docile nature on a typical Wednesday late eve. The collection of characters was also a nice addition, for the evening offered a mosaic of misfits, hobos, Londoners, Baltimoreans, and local tipplers.... just the way I like it.

Aphotic Segment 003 also showcased its first guest for the monthly series, featuring the fine stylings of George Rahme. George has been collecting records since time immemorial and that is only one of his many hobbies. When George isn't clobbering your mind with sci-fi soundtracks or spin-drifting to surf rock, he's making some serious art. currently, George has a collection of pieces on display at Gallery 2739 in Hamtramck on Edwin street. The exhibit runs until August 14, so check it! More info for George Rahme can be located HERE.

Join us again on August 25th for Aphotic Segment 004. In the mean time, enjoy the excellent musical concoctions below.

Part 1: Drew Pompa
Length: 1:53:18
Format: MP3
Bit Rate: 192 KBPS
Link: Download

Part 2: George Rahme
Length: 1:19:18
Format: MP3
Bit Rate: 192
Link: Download

Tracklisting For Part 1:

1. ?
2. Coil - Cold Cell
3. Grizzly Bear - Unknown
4. Chicago Underground Quartet - Tunnel Chrome
5. Grizzly Bear - In the Air
6. Javelin - The Merkin' Jerk
7. About Flying - Satellite
8. The Gaslamp Kiler - Anything worse
9. Dorian Concept - Fourteen
10. Jackson & His Computer Band - Hard T--S
11. Madlib - Mystic Bounce
12. The Pharcyde - Runnin
13. A Tribe Called Quest - Da Booty
14. Onra - Don't Stop
15. Mount Kimbie - 50 Mile View
16. ?
17. Plastic Crimewave Sound - Korean Ghost Ship 1
18. The Time & Space Machine - You Are the One
19. Can - One More Night
20. Bush Tetras - Too Many Creeps
21. The Seven Game - Toy Planet
22. Vincent Gallo - Unknown
23. The Cure - The Forest Remix
24. Simple Minds - Premonition
25. Fad Gadget - King of the Flies
26. Harmonia - Gollum
27. To Rocco Rot - Seele
28. Yppah - The Tingling
29. Madis One - We Won't Find It
30. Super Collider - The Beams
31. Wu-Tang Clan - C.R.E.A.M.
32. Marconi Notaro - Felicidade
33. S-Job Movement - Love Affair


Monday, July 19, 2010

Aphotic Segment 002 | June 30th 2010

Aphotic Segment 002 by Aphotic Segment

Aphotic Segment 002, entitled "Equatorial Melodies and Musical Fodder", offered a varietal yet quaint selection of records from tropically inclusive geographies (afro-beat, tropicalia, latin electronic,etc..) but deviated often into an array of forms that included german electronic, punk, psychedelic slow breaks, and a little bit of soul/r&b.

It has also dawned on me, that as I continue with this series, I will probably provide both a dominant theme every month (although not exclusively) and will also start rotating special guests to keep the Aphotic Segment fresh and with an open perspective. Join us again this month on Wednesday, July 30th 2010. Special guest TBA. Tracklisting for Segment 002 is included below. check it!

Tracklisting:
01.?
02.?
03.Family Fodder – Saviour
04.Honey Bane – Guilty (JD Twitch Edit)
05.Liquid Liquid – Unknown
06.Roxy Music – Space Between
07.Loose Fur – Chinese Apple
08.Mathias Aguayo – Rollerskate
09.Tim Buktu – Make Me Up
10.Super Collider – Bug Trackin
11.Blockhead – The Music Scene
12.Lukid – Fall Apart
13.Architeq – Birds of Prey (Kelpe Remix)
14.Black Sheep – Stroblite Honey
15.Mia Doi Todd – My Room is White (Flying Lotus Remix)
16.Mocky – Golden Dream
17.Flying Lotus – Unexpected Delight (ft. Laura Darlington)
18.Senior Coconut – Upper Mambo (Lower_Funk_Mezcla_Sentimenta)
19.Nikodemus & Quantic - Mi Swing es Tropical (Zeb Reggae Mix)
20.The Don Issac Ezekeil Combination - Amalinja
21.Tom Ze - O Sândalo
22.Cluster – Hollywood
23.Kazino – Binary
24.Black Moth Super Rainbow – Roller Disco
25.Seefeel – Time to Find Me
26.Working for A Nuclear City – Track 14
27.Suicide – Dream Baby Dream
28.Colder – Wrong Baby
29.Space Farm – Homeward Bound
30.Boxcutter – Sunshine
31. ?
32.Can – Oh Yeah
33. Stereolab – Ticker-Tape of Unconscious
34. Luke Vibert – Music Called Jazz
35. Medusa – Modern Times
36. Novermber Group – On Top of It
37. Lone – Sharpest View of the Sun
39. Rasha Azari – Azara Alhai
40. The Matthew Herbert Big Band – The Story
42. Chico Mann – Estan Llamando
43. Luke Vibert – Space Race
44. Spacek – Motion Control
45. Super Collider – Alchemical Confession
46. Paul White – City Bright Lights
47. ?
48. Sharon Jones & The Dap Kings – How Long Do I Have to Wait For You?
49. Kashif - Help Yourself To My Love (The Revenge New Jersey Soul Mix)


Wednesday, June 2, 2010

Aphotic Segment 001 | May 26th 2010

The first installment of the Aphotic Segment at the Woodbridge Pub had proven to be an entertaining evening, to say the least. Good music, great friends, cheap booze, and little distance of travel madee for a cumulative success. It certainly felt like the varied and psychedelic nature of the segment contributed to a heightened level of intoxication, without inducing a full-on libation coma. It also provided a great opportunity for me to unveil a rough edit of mine and my brother's new track "C.A.P. & Pipé Scuttleworth - Sunrise".

If you didn't attend this month's segment, then join us for the second installment on June 30th, 2010. Also, As you anxiously await the second installment, feast your ears on the recording of "Aphotic Segment 001". tracklisting is included below.

Mixed By: Drew Pompa
Length: 3:07:23
Format: MP3
Bit Rate: 192 KBPS
Link: Download


Tracklisting:

01. Stars of the Lid – The Atomium
02. M83 – I Guess I’m Floating
03. Deep Space Network – Zenn La
04. Smith and Mudd – Two Rivers
05. Prince Rama of Ayodyha – Breaking the Kitsch Barrier
06. C.A.P. & Pipe Scuttleworth - Sunrise
07. Cold Dance - Medusa
08. Silver Apples - Oscillations
09. Gaslamp Killer - Baiafro
10. Lord Scrummage – Funeral London
11. Lone – Love Heads
12. Jay Haze – Make My Dream Feat. D:Exter
13. Kelpe – Skylla
14. Laurie Anderson - Kokoku
15. Tom Noble - Nobelizer
16. Sun Ra – Ancient Aithopia
17. Mr. Bird - Chromatic
18. Recloose – Insomnia in Dub
19. M83 – Run into Flowers
20. Thievery Corporation – 38: 45
21. Elektroids – Japanese Electronics
22. Tabukah X – Finger Toe
23. Can - Pinch
24. Robert Martinez – Todos Es Real
25. Tom Ze - Gloria
26. Pink Skull – Fired, So Fired
27. Gang of Four – History of the World
28. GD Luxxe – Keep Me
29. Shriekback – All Lined Up
30. To Rocco Rot – Working Against Time
31. Golden Boy & Miss Kittin – Rippin Kittin
32. Prince Rama of Ayodhya – Aeolian Divinex
33. Lizzy Mercier Descloux – Tso Xin Yu Xin
34. A Certain General – Back Dowtown
35. Bush Tetras – You Taste like the Tropics
36. Y Pants – Magnetic Attraction
37. Bush Tetras – Das Ah Riot
38. Morbid Opera - Madness
39. Colder - Downtown
40. Flaming Lips – The Ego’s Last Stan
41. Altered Images – Dead Pop Stars
42. Malaria – Kaltes Klares Wasser
43. Artefact – M.A.E.
44. Bibio – All the Flowes
45. Casino Music – The Beat Goes On
46. Pulsallama – Ungawa Pt.2
47. Deastro – Vermillion Plaza
48. 120 Days – Keep Smiling
49. Squarepusher – Red Hot Car
50. Arovane – Narcath
51. Elektroids – Midnight Drive
52. Stereolab - Brakhage
53. Black Moth Super Rainbow - America Face Dust
54. Deastro – Toxic Crusaders
55. Tribe Called Quest – Award Tour
56. Pharcyde – Somethin’ that Means Somethin’
57. J Dilla - Waves


Saturday, May 22, 2010

Introduction to Aphotic Segment


Words By: C.A.P. & Pipé Scuttleworth.

"Aphotic Segment” is a monthly endeavor aimed at the exploration of the seemingly divergent worlds of both electronic and traditional music. The goal is to distend the audience with a cacophony, in an environment suitable for a listener's total immersion.

Too often sound is presented myopically, in a context that focuses on a particular scene or style. The current structure often serves to narrow the participant’s exposure, frequently at the expense of the broader spectrum of what already exists or what may be.

With our monthly, we will attempt to parse the infinite, to help induce a musical imagination ripe with lizard androids, gothic relics, and outer space travel. Here, here fine friends! Our time is too limited to suppress the curious nature of humanity and its lovely soundtrack. We cannot grow unless we continue to search the abyss.

In addition, this blog is committed to connecting the listener with each month's recorded segment. Stay tuned for estranged audio vibrations and more.