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Different Noises

Bob Osborne

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Different Noises 111

Different Noises ·

2025/10/01

This week’s playlist moves through folk, psych, rock, jazz, and experimental pop, with new and archival tracks from across the spectrum. Some exciting new releases in play here and some strong contenders for album of the year - or at least getting into the top 100. PLAYLIST SnarskiCircusLindyBand - The Dying Conversation - What’s Said And Left Unsaid Charlie Nieland featuring spiritchild - Win - Win Daisy Rickman - Signpost To The Stars - Howl Ashley Maher - Till The Day - Tree To

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121:29

World of Jazz 759

Different Noises ·

2025/09/27

The effects and the after-effects of the covid pandemic is a recurring theme in some of this weeks collection of new releases. That such a world-changing and harrowing episode in our history should lead to the production of a variety of ground-breaking music is perhaps a testament to the human race’s indomitable spirit and perhaps gives us hope for a brighter future in these challenging times. In addition to the new music there are re-issues of classic albums by Charlie Rouse and Pepper

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122:22

Different Noises 110

Different Noises ·

2025/09/24

A recent release of Terry Riley’s recordngs with Columbia dominates a show packed with new releases, current obsessions and favourites from my archives. Terry Riley revolutionized modern music by pioneering minimalism and reshaping how repetition, improvisation, and electronic layering could evoke deep emotional and spiritual resonance. His landmark works like In C and A Rainbow in Curved Air introduced modular structure and tape-loop experimentation, influencing ambient, electronic, and psychedelic

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130:02

World of Jazz 758

Different Noises ·

2025/09/20

A show packed with new releases includes a couple of debut albums as well as two new releases from the ECM label and some newly found early 80s recordings from a British band led by Geoff Castle. A mix of intimate trio recordings, big band explorations and latin music is followed by a hypnotic piece of free improvisation from Rose Tang and Patrick Goulden.PLAYLIST Caelan Cardello “Groundwork” from Chapter One (Jazzbird Records) 00:00 John Taylor “Tramonto” from Tramonto (ECM) 05:45 Timo

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125:21

Different Noises 109

Different Noises ·

2025/09/16

We start in Hull and end in Liverpool - in between a trip around the world which includes brand new releases, preview tracks, my current featured albums, and a dip in the archive for some of the music I featured on the radio when I started back in 2009. It’s an eclectic selection as usual including a piece of class from Dave Graney ‘n’ the Coral Snakes and a preview of the new album from The Necks. PLAYLIST Jodie Langford - S.T.B.Y. - S.T.B.Y. James Clarke Five - Lennie Dale (Fly Fly Fly) -

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120:55

World of Jazz 757

Different Noises ·

2025/09/13

A comprehensive mix of forthcoming, new and recent releases which includes a wide variety of differing jazz elements. Women in Jazz make a healthy contribution to the playlist with some notable vocal performances and exemplary musicianship. There’s also some classic jazz fusion from 1970 from Miles Davis in there as well.Conrad Herwig “C’Mon (Mi Gaujira)” from Reflections - Facing South (Savant Records) 00:00 Nadav Remez “King Tut” from Summit (HaRamaz Music) 04:52 Melissa Kassel & Tom

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121:19

Different Noises 108

Different Noises ·

2025/09/10

This isn’t a playlist that asks politely. It kicks off with PJ Harvey’s feral “50ft Queenie” and doesn’t let up—charging through noise, art-rock, outsider pop, and doom-laced experimentalism. From The Souless Creed’s jagged declarations to Orcutt Shelley Miller’s garage surrealism, the early stretch is all teeth and distortion. But it’s not just abrasion—it’s atmosphere. Moon’s “The Spaniard” drifts through haunted parkland, while Jess Ribeiro and David McClymont bring a melancholic shimmer. Moff

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121:28

World of Jazz 756

Different Noises ·

2025/09/05

This selection of music drifts across borders and decades, tracing a path from Dara Starr Tucker’s ethereal lullaby to Charles Tolliver’s fiery live invocation. It’s a voyage through jazz’s many dialects—big band warmth, avant-garde abstraction, global fusion, and spiritual depth. Each track marks a waypoint: Bonnie Jensen’s breezy swing, Henry Threadgill’s cryptic miniatures, Samara Joy’s playful reinvention, and The Secret Trio’s Anatolian pulse. From self-released gems to Strata-East classics,

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127:06

Different Noises 107

Different Noises ·

2025/09/02

Two hours of exploratory sound where the compass spins and the map’s been tossed. This isn’t a curated journey, it’s a cautious wander through, amongst other things, no wave abrasion, dubwise undercurrents, jazz reflections, and outsider poetics.Featuring: Neon Kittens - White Light In Our Ears - We threw away the map and cautiously made our own way On Diamond - Downslide - Downslide John Ward - It Comes In Waves - Shapes Lucina Yue - The End of Snow Is Nirvana - Transcendent

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02:01:35

World of Jazz 755

Different Noises ·

2025/08/30

A show with mostly new releases with a mix of various genres of jazz features many fine examples of the use of the guitar. The show also includes a re-release from Steve Smith and more from the Strata-East catalogue.Playlist Kevin Brunkhorst “As Fate Would Have It” from After The Fire (Calligram Records) 00:00 Toby Wren Standards Trio “Interplay” from Jazz in Meanjin 018: Live at JMI (4000 Records) 08:45 Steve Smith & Vital Information NYC Edition “Mr PC” from Heart Of The City (BFM

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02:03:17

Different Noises 106

Different Noises ·

2025/08/27

A selection that drifts between the spectral and the grounded, the whispered and the defiant. From Jess Ribeiro’s hushed invocation to The Stolen Moans’ clawed surrealism, this sequence threads together outsider pop, experimental folk, and post-everything reflections. Each track feels like a dispatch from a parallel scene—whether it’s Hand To Earth’s Yolŋu-rooted reverence, Moff Skellington’s surrealist whimsy, or Annette Peacock’s radical sensuality. There’s no single genre here, just a shared

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02:02:38

World of Jazz 754

Different Noises ·

2025/08/23

A selection of new releases coupled with more exciting music from the re-release of the Strata-East catalogue and to open a fascinating snap shot of late 60s free jazz.Steve Tintweiss and The Purple Why “California Sandra” from Live In Tompkins Square Park (Inky Dot Media) 00:00 Webber Morris Big Band “Just Intonation Etudes for Big Band - Unseparate 1” from Unseperate (Out Of Your Head Records) 10:42 Premik Russell Tubbs & Margee Minier-Tubbs “Joie de Vivre” from One-ness World

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02:03:53

Different Noises 105

Different Noises ·

2025/08/20

Three new tracks from The Screaming Love Collective dominate a show packed with new releases and current favourites.Rún - Strike It - Rún Me Lost Me - Lasting, Not To Last - This Material Moment Stomach - Get Through Winter - Low Demon The Mind Sweepers - Catch Yourself - Live At Lovers Lane Origami Horses - The Book Of Ruth (Part 2) - In Love And In Dub The Screaming Love Collective - London Is Calling - London Is Calling The Go-Betweens - Emergency - G Stands For Go-Betweens: The

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02:02:54

World of Jazz 753

Different Noises ·

2025/08/16

A selection of brand new releases from around the world together with four more great examples from the recent re-issue of the Strata-East catalogue provides for a fascinating two hours of music.David Bailis “Ordinary Trash” from Running Through My Mind (Create or Destroy) 00:00 Pat Petrillo “Late Night Diner” from Contemporaneous (Innervision Records) 04:25 Aruán Ortiz “Légitime Défense” from Creole Renaissance (Intakt Records) 08:49 Billy Lester Trio “I’ll Remember April” from High

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02:05:57

Different Noises 104

Different Noises ·

2025/08/13

Pop, Dub, Metal, Prog and things in between. Mostly new material and current obsessions. Variety is the watchword. Noise is an underlying component. This is an antidote to safe programming:Origami Horses - King Crimson - King Crimson Jah Wobble - Existential Dub - Dub Volume 1 Don Husky - Show Love - Show Love Bright Sunshine - Failure To Execute - Executive Power Supreme Digital Negative - Trapped - Intersect Philosophobia - King of Fools - The Constant Void In The Company Of Serpents - Ghosts On

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02:08:09

World of Jazz 752

Different Noises ·

2025/08/09

A varied selection of new releases interspersed with tracks from Ivo Perelman’s six volume set The Art of Improv focuses on the importance of improvisation in Jazz.Jon Irabagon’s PlainsPeak “Tiny Miracles (at a Funeral for a Friend)” from Someone to Someone (Irabbagast Records) 00:00 Ivo Perelman, Karl Berger, Gerald Cleaver “Part 1” from The Art Of The Improv Trio Volume 1 (Leo Records) 05:44 Gilad Atzmon, Daniel Bulatkin, Taras Volos, Dusan Cernak “Autumn in Baghdad” from Praying For More Songs

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02:00:52

Different Noises 103

Different Noises ·

2025/08/05

A mix of older material and brand new releases this time. A wide variety of genres are in play.Danny Short - Dancing Girl - Dancing Girl Mark Corrin - Long Shelf Life Or Once A Goth (Always A Goth) - Long Shelf Life Black Lips - Tippy Tongue - Tippy Tongue The Conspiracy - Salisbury Road - Trollied SnarskiCircusLindyBand - You’re So Adorable - What’s Said And What’s Left Unsaid Reine des Lézards - Somethin’ On-U - Shouldn't We All Be Wearing Silver Now Dubmatix - Transmissions

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02:07:12

World of Jazz 751

Different Noises ·

2025/08/02

A selection of new releases interspersed with tracks from the complete seven volume set of the Art Of Perelman-Shipp which has just been re-released on Leo Recordings. The show includes European jazz, Latin jazz, free improvisation and cutting edge new and emerging stars of the music world. PLAYLIST Örjan Hultén “Please Call Me By My True Names” from Peaceful Warrior (Prophone/Naxos) 00:00 Ivo Perelman “Part 4” from The Art Of Perelman-Shipp Volume 1- Titan (Leo Records) 06:19 Eric McPherson

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02:01:34

Different Noises 102

Different Noises ·

2025/07/30

The “establishment” music industry is a façade. I take a nihilistic view of it and I put it out of my mind. The music I get and enjoy is light years away from what it pumped down your ear by the mainstream. Herein many good examples of why it is important to seek out things that you have not been told to listen to. I am not telling you to listen to these I am just pointing out that you might find them more emotionally or intellectually fulfilling than what Spotify etc tells you is current. Mostly

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02:05:39

World of Jazz 750

Different Noises ·

2025/07/26

The arrival of a new Anthony Wilson album with his interpretation of Joe Zawinul’s “In A Silent Way” lead me to dig out other versions - a live rendition by Weather Report plus the two versions from the The Complete In A Silent Way Sessions box set release by Miles Davis. Zawinul’s haunting melody is the centrepiece of all four versions on the show. In addition some re-released music from John Hicks, and new releases from across the wide world of jazz.Featured artists: Weather Report, Anthony

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