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Podcast — Episode 9: The Awesomnal Equinox

September 27th, 2011 Blog, Podcast - Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

Randy returns to the studio after taking a Summer break from podcasting and delivers two hot sets of new jams. Along the way, we hear lamentations on poor Indian pronunciation, we learn about the importance of custom URL’s and we explore the Majestic Plural. The first set is electronic and ranges from dubstep to experimental & chiptunes. The second set will rock your face clean off! Nophi is just getting started on podcasting season, so tune in, turn on, and go HAM if you must.

Track List – Set 1:

Sharaab – Mathabhanga – Asura EP
How to Destory Angels – The Space Between – Tricil Remix
Sun-Inside – T – Tonal EP
Cartoon Bomb – Office Tails
Dim – Yesterday’s a Disaster, Tomorrow’s the Same – Demonic Inbred Mutations
Labtob – Shower
Tay0 – Drum Box – Forthcoming
Sliide – Flux Density – Pentaram

Track List – Set 2:

Hail The Titans – The Physical Limitations of Nonlinear Waves… - Hymns of Mare Nostrum
Hail The Titans  – The Surface – Hymns of Mare Nostrum
NovaKord – Out There
Shael Riley & The Double Backfire – Man It’s So Loud in Here – Mink Car Cover
Table and Chairs – A Hope For Them – EP
Imagination Head – Summer Sky – On/Off
Slowriter – Read Books – Halloween Vacation Party Pack
Capillaries – Extraction Point – The History of Light
The Terror – It’s A Long Way to the Noose – Dead Girl Love EP
The Voice of Saturn – Rings – Cronus (Bonus Track)

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Podcast – Episode 5: Total Sonic Annihilation

March 1st, 2011 Blog, Podcast - Tags: , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , , ,

“Less Talking, More Rocking”

Track List:

  1. Recompas – Red [V/A - Compilation for Animal Charity]
  2. Sigh Rodgers – When Greetings Get Grim [Sigh Rodgers EP]
  3. Swank Sinatra – When the Morning Comes [Hate City Film Soundtrack]
  4. The Humboldt Trio – Me, God and Jesus are Going to The Movies [Return to EP]
  5. Hip to Death – Washed Out [Free Download]
  6. Logickal – The Pale Drift [Shellstates]
  7. Les Enfants – Silence [V/A: Nophi Presents: Compilation Three]
  8. R_Garcia – R_Garcia vs. The Marden Family Organ [Unreleased]
  9. Odist – Illusions of Separateness [On the 49th Day]
  10. Larvae – Giftshop [Loss Leader]
  11. o9 – Exploding Ducky [Tacklebox EP]
  12. The Back Pockets – Bulla [Bulla EP]
  13. Cex – Weedlessness [Evergreaz EP]
  14. NNXT – Drnk Txtng (sonnyhancock FL Breaks rmx) [Soundcloud]
  15. Labtob – Alaskan Cola Spil (feat. J666) [Basically Speaking]
  16. Skulllike – Wide Awake [V/A - Compilation for Animal Charity]
  17. Imagination Head – Shattered Diamond [On/Off]
  18. Citizen Green – Follow Me [Ulterior Motives EP]
  19. Sonny Hancock – Disco Dub Selecta [Sonny Hancock]

Intersticial Music:

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Esoteric Drift Reviews Compilation Four

October 22nd, 2010 Blog - Tags: , , , , , , , , , , ,

Recent Nophi Podcast Alum., John Jacobus (a.k.a Tricil) expresses his feelings for Nophi Presents: Compilation Four via his Esoteric Drift music blog. Additionally, J.J. shows us how to throw down some serious parenthetical statements!

“After a 2 year Hiatus, Nophi Recordings returns with a brand new compilation showcasing some of the best independent artists from Atlanta and the Southeast. This compilation will be released digitally on 9/1/10 and in CD format on 9/15/10. Also available on iTunes.

Nophi Records started as a small Florida label to showcase Randy Garcia (r_garcia)’s solo electronic works and friends’ work (Colour With Sound, Recompas, Labtob, etc). When Randy moved to Atlanta, the label moved with him. Some time was taken off so Randy could focus on Nerd Parade (a rock band with their name taken from Mr. Garcia’s solo record of the same name released on… Nophi). The label returns with Compilation Four, their first new release in two years.

I was originally going to do a track-by-track review of this, but after I had written the first two chapters of a novel in terms of a review, I think I’ll sum it up: buy it.

It’s a sprawling odyssey of sound, showcasing modern variations on Nophi’s older “IDM” sound and newer indie rock stylings. Effectively, it’s like listening to my iPod on random. As you can tell from other posts on here, I’ve a diverse palette of listening tastes and you may as well. Part of me wonders if this would’ve been better served as a double LP with the organics on one side and the electro on the other. But that’s what playlists are for. Highlights include Reklein’s beautiful Wortham, Sonen’s Head Down (totally a track for driving dark fall nights with the windows down), and R_Garcia’s surprisingly punky In The Year 100,000 which to this listener sounds like a track that could’ve (and should’ve) become a Nerd Parade song. Jungol’s Fast Asleep is another highlight, but I can’t count it since it came out on their most recent LP (also a worthy addition to your collection).

So yeah, head over to your nearest digital music retailer and pick up Comp Four and if you’re like me and still love tangible products, head over to http://nophi.net and get one of 100 awesome hand crafted, numbered CD’s!”

Read the original article HERE.