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The Late Junction Mixtape with Tim Hecker

Canadian composer and sound artist Tim Hecker introduces an unbroken mix of music from a wide range of genres and eras.

Tim Hecker is a Canadian composer and sound artist whose productions span techno, choral, ambient, glitch and noise music. Here he casts the net still wider, exploring musical influences old and new for an unbroken mix of music from a wide range of genres and eras.

The Late Junction mixtape is a chance for guests to explore the full diversity of their record collection, digging out obscure gems and much-loved rarities to take listeners on a surprising journey through adventurous music.

Produced by Jack Howson for Reduced Listening.

30 minutes

Last on

Fri 28 Oct 2016 00:00

Music Played

  • Pharoah Sanders

    Prince of Peace

    • Izipho Zam.
    • Strata-East.
    • 1.
  • Carl Michael von Hausswolff

    Operations Of Spirit Communication - Part 1

    • Operations Of Spirit Communication.
    • Die Stadt.
    • 1.
  • Shinichi Atobe

    The Red Line

    • Ship-Scope.
    • DDS.
    • 4.
  • Vatican Shadow

    Wherever There Is Money There Is Unforgiveness

    • Media In The Service of Terror.
    • Hospital Productions.
    • 4.
  • Bones

    Paid Programming

    • Paid Programming.
    • 1.
  • De Leon

    08

    • /​\​\​08.
    • Aught.
    • 03.
  • Quirke

    Cylinders

    • Whities 007.
    • Whities 007.
    • 1.
  • Peder Mannerfelt

    Building of the Mountain

    • Controlling Body.
    • Peder Mannerfelt.
    • 1.
  • Slowdive

    In Mind

    • 5 EP.
    • Creation Records.
  • Rezzett

    Doyce (Yavas Mix)

    • Doyce.
    • Trilogy Tapes.
    • 2.
  • Huerco S.

    Cubist Camouflage

    • For Those Of You Who Have Never (And Also Those Who Have).
    • Proibito.
    • 3.
  • Patrick Swayze

    She's Like The Wind

    • RCA.

Broadcast

  • Fri 28 Oct 2016 00:00

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