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[Q]
experimental open port broadcasts.
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Shane Morris
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Joel Sutton
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EdisonRex.
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1:11
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The Eleventh Hour was a live webcast that ran from 11-11-11 to 12-24-12 at electro-music.com. It began as a suggestion from Blue Hell to be a platform for AcidTrasH to practice performing live. It ran bi-weekly on Sundays, but had an extended break from May-Oct 2012 due to health problems experienced by the shows host, 1:11. Broadcasts resumed 11-11-12.

In total there were 17 episodes, most of them live performances by AcidTrasH. For each performance, AT would try different techniques in the spirit of experimentation, and attempt to develop their sound. The shows ended up being one of the most valuable resources for AcidTrasH, and resulted in 90% of the material they released during that year.

The shows that did not feature live performances were “clip shows”, where tracks from other artists were played. These shows would feature a mix of electro-music.com artists, as well as other underground artists sourced from around the web.

After the “apocalypse” didn’t happen on 12-21-12, and the surrounding hype died down, it was decided that “The Eleventh Hour” should also end, and be replaced with a fresher, more positive concept. Thus, Green Screens and Drum Machines took it’s place in the bi-weekly Sunday line up.

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Les Hall aka: Inventor
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John Tocher
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bingsatellites

2 hours of the best ambient, electronic and experimental music from around the world broadcast live from Manchester, UK, every Wednesday 8-10pm UK time.
More details: www.bingsatellites.com/radio

Bing Satellites is a prolific (mostly) ambient musician.
He also makes more ambient music as The Ambient Visitor, The Lovely Moon and harder electronic music as Blocker.

Bing is currently working on various projects with Daniel Land -
contributing to his next album, playing keyboards in his new band and making strange ambient sounds on baritone guitar in the live version of riverrun.
All The Lost Souls is an ongoing collaboration between Bing Satellites, piper_ben (Germany), Getzel (Mexico).
He has also collaborated with Tange, Cousin Silas, OnSpiderPark, VictorYibril and Who Invented Double Tap.

I have been experimenting with music for as long as I can remember. I become a fan of Brian Eno as a teenager and that had a profound effect on me.
I had been in bands in my teens and early 20s but was never particularly happy.
In the early 2000s, computers had evolved enough to make it possible for one person to make music relatively easily.
With some software and the loan of a sequencer and synth from my brother, Bing Satellites began.

The name came from the start of a song of mine (entitled 'Bing Satellites') which started with bleepy noises which sounded to me like satellite signals.
Not a ping, it was softer, more like a bing.
I thought the name was good - enough space and enough silliness to keep me happy.
Here's the thing though, if I had googled the two words first, I would have found that there were Chinese military satellites called Jian Bing already orbiting the Earth - Bing Satellites already existed!

www.bingsatellites.com

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Faux Pas Quartet and friends
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PHOBoS
A weekly show where PHOBoS played a 2 hour selection of drones from Louigi Verona's project droning
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Dr. Steve
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Bill Manganaro aka: State Machine
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Jack Hertz
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Antimon
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