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  • Camomille: Cycles

    The episode features the 100th release from the Camomille netlabel, Cycles. This is a big compilation, over 2 hours long and 57 musicians. The tracks are well-selected and hang together […]

  • The Camomille Netlabel

    This week’s episode features music from the Camomille netlabel. Camomille was founded in 2002 by Vincent Fugère “out of the love of ambient music, camomille tea and as a representation […]

  • Piambient: Piano-based electronica

    This episode uses the piano as a touchstone — tracks from both the RadioSpiral Library and from Creative Commons releases. We will have a little more ambient music, as fits […]

  • Nu-Jazz and Post-Rock on La Bél

    In this episode, we’ll be hearing tracks for several engaging nu-jazz and post-rock artists. These two genres are deconstructions and recombinations of their base genres with influences from others, sometimes […]

  • Terrible Name, Great Music

    Tonight’s episode on Etheric Currents is “terrible name, great music”, because we’ll be hearing music from the Ogredung label. Pause to let that sink in. Or not. This label is […]

  • [20210913] Stays Crunchy – Milk and Five Musicians

    This episode’s music comes from the Finnish netlabels Milk and Five Musicians. Five Musicians was the earlier of the two, and specialized in distributing music from the demoscene – music […]

  • [20210927] Berlin Recess, with Klangwald

    Tonight we’ll be hearing some excellent Berlin-School tracks from a band by the name of Klangwald. In 2012, they released two EPs and one full album on the Kreislauf netlabel: […]

  • [20210830] Round and Round

    This show (the first official Etheric Currents) features tracks about round things: circles, rounds, and spheres. All tracks are from the RadioSpiral library, but some are from artists we don’t […]

  • [20210906] Backtrack, Dewtone, One

    Tonight’s show is a selection of tracks from the Backtrack, Dewtone, and One netlabels, all of which briefly flowered in the early 2000’s and then disappeared. Backtrack lived for two […]