Global Goon – the elusive Rephlex affiliate – dishes out an exclusive hardware session.

With music from techno, electro, IDM, and dubstep from Sigha, Nonima, Lifecycle, Mazzula, Surgeon, Perc, Om Unit and Hodge in the show’s first hour.

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Nonima – Karmadebt [Section27]
Dead TV Society – Existing In A Single Copy [Noxgenus]
Dadavistic Orchestra – Teh Meh Teh Meh [Dust Science Recordings]
Sigha – The Black House [Blueprint]
Isotroph – Lymbes [F4T Music]
Max Duley – Electric Olive [ARC(ANE)]
Cornelia – Aquarius Dreams (DVA’s Hi-Emotion mix) [Camp Mozart]
Hodge – Boy & Girl [Gradient Audio]
Surgeon – Muggerscum Out (Alex Smoke remix) [Soma Quality Recordings]
Mazzula – Weather Wash [unreleased]
Lifecycle – Correcting Fluid [Ricochet Records]
Lifecycle – Euphorics 101 [Ricochet Records]
Solypis – I Will Always Be Your Solieri [Sunwarped Records]
Lone Wolf – Blade [Black Hoe Recordings]
Om Unit vs Lorn – Obsidian [unreleased]
Nonima – pH1 [Section27]
Surgeon – Those Who Do Not [Dynamic Tension]
Dr. Schmidt – Gunhed [Maschinen Musik]
Om Unit – The Timps [Civil Music]
Perc – London, We Have You Surrounded [Perc Trax]
Alan Morse Davies – Spitsbergen [theCentrifuge]

GLOBAL GOON
Quanital pietr
Topish Magnamor
Rodingerry Fengkx
Tellingtime Topmorf
Socamor Rododindong
Kenworthy Saint Michaels
Darkfood Dendrichon
Smosh the Bifters
Sensit Osensit
Wikkity Masters
Spanish McGerman
Liptops
Quotator
Quinx

Featured Guest

His first album Goon saw the light on Rephlex Records back in 1996 whilst he was sharing a house in London with Richard D. James (Aphex Twin), Tom Jenkinson (Squarepusher), Chris Jeffs (Cylob) and Grant Wilson-Claridge (who alongside James is responsible for Rephlex). Rumours abounded following his debut release that it was an alias for Aphex Twin, and this persisted still with his Cradle of History release 2 years later.

In the early part of the last decade Johnny left Rephlex to start his own label J-Hok Records where he has released several albums and EPs. I was pretty late to the game with Mr Goon only really getting into his sound after hearing last year’s Earwig album on Myuzyk. In a way to make amends I’ve great pleasure in welcoming his acid heavy electronica flexing to the show.