framework #525: 2015.09.20

For the first time this season we finally had all three presenters hosting. In order to commemorate this we all hosted the show standing up. This means that you need to be standing up to listen to this show in order to show us the respect we deserve. As we know that this will cause you some discomfort, we have decided to have a break from doing the show next week. We are nothing if not protective of our listeners. This week's Super-Special Guest is James Parker from Ground Shatter. He told us all about his two (count 'em - two!) new games, Skyscrappers and Black and White Bushido. He told us why local multiplayer games deserve a comeback, which is just as well as that's what Skyscrappers is. Luckily Ann decided not to torpedo any of his ideas like she did with VR so both of the games should be coming out soon. GameUnder continued his sterling work for the videogaming public and Sega Badawi informed us of a local news story. We also found out that Ste has a dodgy back, Ann has dyed her hair and Simon told us of his son's adventures in swearing. Not only that but Ann came up with the best analogy for Rocket League and James raised the bar for all SSGs to follow by giving us one of the best presents ever! Cheerio!Team OLL x Links:https://twitter.com/Gameswritinghttps://twitter.com/GroundShatter Track list:1. Atari Tufty - P.F.M.http://chipmusic.org/ataritufty/music/pfm2. Theme from Skyscrappers3. Jerkemy - With The Square of The Distancehttp://chipmusic.org/jerkemy/music/test

framework:afield produced in belgium by flavien gillié, featuring sounds from the anneessens neighborhood in brussels. for more info see http://www.bna-bbot.be.

Electric Sheep Magazine Podcast: The Female Gaze, the Forbidden Room In the start of a new series, Electric Sheep Magazine editor in chief Virginie Sélavy and assistant editor Alex Fitch preview the London Film Festival and talk to filmmaker Prano Bailey-Bond, whose short film NASTY is screening as part of the Cult section. Sight and […]

The Sound Projector Radio Show Friday 25th September 2015 All music published by empreintes DIGITALes in Canada Georges Forget, ‘Urban Adagio’ From Le Dernier Présent, IMED 15133 CD (2015) Åke Parmerud, ‘La Vie Mécanique’ From Growl, IMED 15132 CD (2015) Erik Nyström, ‘Catabolisms’ From Morphogenèse, IMED 14129 CD (2014) Robert Normandeau, ‘Pluies Noires’ From Dômes, […]

Panel Borders: Dave Gibbons, Comics Laureate In the first of a new series of Panel Borders, Alex Fitch talks to ‘Comics Laureate’ Dave Gibbons about his career so far, from Doctor Who Weekly strips to Watchmen, Give me Liberty to Kingsman / The Secret Service. Recorded at the Lakes International Comic Art Festival, October 2014. […]

Fresh from last week's debate regarding the future of virtual reality systems, we substituted an ill Scanters for a fit Ste in order to continue the conversation. We also got Brynley Gibson in as a Super-Special Guest to pass on his knowledge from working on the Playstation VR. As one of the leading lights in Sony's London Studio he had lots to tell us, apart from anything that we could claim as an EXCLUSIVE. With Ann off ill, and million dollar journalist/substitute newsreader Cara Ellison being busy in Scotland we had to rely on Ste for our news. Listen in to find out if he has learnt anything from eleven seasons of listening to Ann. GameUnder continues his sterling undercover work at EA and Sega Badawi gives us the latest local news. We also find out how to induce motion sickness in people, discuss the Elite Dangerous purchase flow chart and work out if today's kids like Back To The Future. Cheerio!Team OLL x Links:https://twitter.com/brynleygibsonhttps://twitter.com/LondonStudioHQ Track list:1. PSS270 - Plastic Humanshttp://chipmusic.org/pss-270/music/plastic-humans-yamaha-pss-512. Chunter - We take the Futurehttp://chipmusic.org/chunter/music/we-make-the-future-daisy-bell-version3. Jerkemy - Substrate Independencehttp://chipmusic.org/jerkemy/music/substrate-independence4. Justbeenwarpzoned - The Bastille of the Socially Awkward Teenagerhttp://chipmusic.org/justbeenwarpzoned/music/the-bastille-of-the-socially-awkward-teenager

regular edition featuring jay-dea lopez, manrico montero, will montgomery, martin kaye, and rafał flejter.

The Sound Projector Radio Show Friday 18th September 2015 Pre-recorded podcast (no announcements) Roland Kirk, ‘What’s Goin’ On / Mercy Mercy Me (The Ecology)’ From Blacknuss, ATLANTIC (1972) Art Blakey, ‘Circus’ From Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers, IMPULSE (1961) Wolfgang Dauner’s Et Cetera, ‘Tuning Spread’ From Knirsch, MPS RECORDS (1972) Freddie Hubbard, ‘The Black […]

It's a problem having the same person coming into the studio. Sometimes you just run out of things to say to them. Luckily Ste was away this week so we had Mike Bithell in as a Super-Special Guest! Unfortunately he didn't tell us anything about his new game so The Caretaker had to use one of Mike's old games for the episode title again. And as we all know, The Caretaker is incredibly lazy. Luckily, Mike Bithell is not incredibly lazy and was in to discuss how well Volume went down with everyone (and Metacritic). He was also meant to discuss his new game, but he didn't get the memo. Mostly because The Caretaker forgot to send it out. As he didn't get the other memo regarding the sending of memos. Ann is one console down as she sold her Wii when she had a headache, rather than putting it in a bag at the bottom of the canal. Simon went to the Not Twin Peaks diner experience, nearly got run over by a Taxi in Croydon and started a bromance with Mike, who told us how he is spending his fortune. Ann also torpedoed everyone's dreams about virtual reality and Sega Badawi returned with his Local News. Cheerio! Team OLL x Links: https://twitter.com/mikeBithell Track list: 1. Ubaldur - September http://chipmusic.org/ubaldur/music/earth-wind-and-fire---september-ubaldur-remix 2. Candy Hippy Candy Hippy - Robot Dance Party Appears to have been deleted - of you can find it let us know!

framework:afield produced in the u.s. by chris lynn. for more info see http://framingsounds.wordpress.com.