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Kicking off now with a blistering set of calypsonian magic:::::::::JOIN ME

Tonight in the Explorers Room, live on WFMU's Give the Drummer Radio: dialectical calypso like the roaring of lions, radical dubs to make the earth tremble, and a sturdy regimen of avant-psych to melt the fabric of reality & return you to the source. 7-10:00pm: wfmu.org/playlists/sh...

Love what Galper I've known, Guerilla Band and Wild Bird especially. Really glad you did this, he richly deserves a tribute like this

huh yeah that album rocks, pure apocalypse

gotta hear what some of those faves are

it really is astonishing

the hardest. he's incredible

Explorers Room kicking off now with one of Art Blakey's most sacred tracks:::::::::::JOIN ME FOR THE MYSTERY

If Jay says it, it must be true! but there's only one way to be sure: try it out for yourself, join me in the Room, starting now

Tonight in the Explorers Room, live on WFMU's Give the Drummer Radio: warm winds & fragrant blossoms in a jazz mode, thunderously sagacious & psychedelic dub, and a hallucinatory library music night-world odyssey. Join me, hear me, see pictures in your mind – 7-10:00pm: wfmu.org/playlists/sh...

amazing

oh yeah that's an all-timer right there

that live Cranbrook album basically lives on my turntable full-time

god i love this record. never seen a copy though

Explorers Room firing up now, kicking off with blistering Polish vibes-jazz::::::::::EXPLORE WITH ME

Tonight in the Explorers Room, live on WFMU's Give the Drummer Radio: an assortment of sundry European jazz beauties, another rip-roaring ride on Eddie Harris' electrified machines from deepest funk to deeply weird, and a heavy dub set for keeping cool. 7-10:00pm: wfmu.org/playlists/sh...

those are the best 4 from the period you describe, tho I also dig the wild double-LP Excursions. I wish E.H. in the U.K. was better.
Pre-Instant Death but always worth a ballyhoo is Come On Down!, a top-3 Eddie joint for me

I love to hear this

So so so good. Eddie is a genius

Explorers Room kicking off NOW with the dub stuff::::::JOIN ME

Tonight in the Explorers Room, live on WFMU's Give the Drummer Radio: we bring the kutchie dub style, have a mindmelter psychic-swamp set of psych/avant/jazz, and dream into the Australian wilderness via the eco-jazz panoramas of the great vibesman John Sangster. 7-10:00pm: wfmu.org/playlists/sh...

so good

YouTube video by Brattleboro Community TV Epsilon Spires: Moondog on the Keys 6/13/25

Whoa this is amazing youtu.be/qqYeowivkyg?...

insane record. in absolutely constant rotation at my place. Yusef operating at a superhuman level. peak psychedelic fusion, cost me 3 bucks

hell yeah

Kicking it off now with a dub set to get back on track::::::JOIN ME

Tonight in the Explorers Room, live on WFMU's Give the Drummer Radio: we're back in action – tune in for a program of dub action, breezy, shadowy, exotic jazz, and other fusion & experimental sounds. Join me, 7-10:00pm est, right here: wfmu.org/playlists/sh...

Contents: An epic-length profile of California harper JOANNA NEWSOM by Erik Davis, with photos by Eden Batki // Kyp Malone of TV ON THE RADIO talks with Jay Babcock about directly confronting USA militarism // “Bog Venus vs. Nazi Cock-Ring: Some Thoughts Concerning Pornography” by Alan Moore: a landmark eight-page essay/manifesto, with illustrations // Chuck Dukowski (ex-Black Flag, SST) on the deeper, civilizational issues surrounding ALL-AGES SHOWS, illustrated by Geoff McFetridge // Columnist Molly Frances on the roots of Christmas // Columnist Dave Reeves on guns // Douglas Rushkoff on visionary thinker Robert Anton Wilson // Lisa Anne Auerbach‘s knitted sweaters photographed by Justine Kurland // Nabob Shineywater (Brightblack Morning Light) on musicians Sandy Bull and Hamza al-Din // Chris Ziegler on new albums by White Magic and Sunn O))) & Boris // Byron Coley & Thurston Moore on oodles of underground culture forms; a full-color full-page of “Strings” comics by PShaw

This took forever, but I am very glad to be able to write this morning that the entire run of Arthur magazine (2002-2008, 2012-13) is finally available online as single issue PDFs. Every page of every issue, either scanned or from the original digital files. FREE.

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Folks, the first six issues of Arthur magazine, pub'd in 2002-3, are now available as free PDFs. Donations to defray and recover costs are extremely appreciated, trust me.

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Pictured: cover of Arthur No. 2 (Jan. 2003)

thanks chief!