SPEKTRMODULE: Podcast 26 – Universal Time Crack

SPEKTRMODULE 26  Universal Time Crack 46 minutes and 34 seconds

If you don’t know what you’re looking at: SPEKTRMODULE is a podcast of haunted, ambient and sleepy music I compile for my own amusement.

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1. logotone

2.  “body should” -  Wrugs    (EP: Braided Gas)

3.  “Brompton Road” -  Dollboy     (album:  Ghost Stations)

4.  “The Letter (Part Two)” -  Liberez       (album: The Letter)

5.  “Cloud Prayer” -  Iasos    (album:  Celestial Soul Portrait)

6.  “Come Wander With Me” -  SLEEP ? OVER     (album:   Dark As Night 2E c32)

7.  “Celestial King for a Year (Pt. 2) -   Richard Moult     (album:   Celestial King for a Year)

8.  “Angel Tech” – The Grid    (album: Bliss)

9.  “Slambient Desire” – Sonic Youth    (album: Demonlover)

10.  “Reed Sodger “ – Clive Powell w/Sean Breadin (album:  John Barleycorn Reborn)

11.  “Lilyguilding” -  Kurt Ralske    (album:  Good Night Music To Sleep By)

12.  “60 to 0” -  Baikonour     (album:   Fork Ends)

13.  “Don’t Get Any Closer” -  Eluvium     (album:   Nightmare Ending)

14.  logotone

All previous SPEKTRMODULE podcasts live under this category header or at spkmdl.libsyn.com.

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SCATTERLANDS will resume at scatterlands.com in a few weeks.

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You can find me on Twitter as @warrenellis and Jason as @theJasonHoward.

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Jason and I are also talking about another project together.

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There will also be a paid digital collection of the first fifty panels, and an eventual print edition, all organised by the same publisher.

Heathrow Express Celebrates 15th Birthday with giant train shaped cake

While the London Underground is celebrating its 150th anniversary, the Heathrow Express celebrated its 15th birthday with the aid of some cake.  A large train sized cake.  Coming in at 4 metres long, 1.5 x 4m x 2m and taking over 30 hours to install it was on display at Paddington station today.

A team of 15 bakers used  industrial cake mixers, copper moulds, blowtorches and spirit levels to engineer the cake in-situ at the station. It's made of sponge, fondant icing and chocolate.

Keith Greenfield, Managing Director of Heathrow Express said: “Building an enormous carriage-shaped cake with its flavours inspired by the Heathrow Express journey felt like a fitting way to celebrate our 15 years of service. We hope that passengers are able to enjoy a slice as they pass through on their way to or from the airport.”

Come on TfL now it's your turn to make a replica Tube train cake for your anniversary celebrations.  

Photos by Gary Morrisroe 

We had a giant cake Tube map a few years ago for National Baking Week and perhaps the cake could be installed at Swiss Roll Cottage station, or maybe Victoria sponge Tube or even Charing Hot Cross Bun station.

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Where To Find Me

Last one of these I’ll do for some while.

I also have presences on Tumblr, Facebook (a Page) and G+, but those are just coverage and for occasional play.  The Snapchat account is also just me farting around: I’ve been writing about apps and code in that general space lately, which is why I have it.  Also also, I have WhatsApp, for friends only.

And that’s that.  After Friday, there won’t be daily posts here for some time, so I thought I’d get this in now, just for old time’s sake.

(And to forestall the usual questions: the photo was glitched with the Decim8 app, and the text was added with the Over app, both iOS in this instance.)

 

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