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Kenny Larkin Presents Pod – The Vanguard EP
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Kenny Larkin – Ancient Beats / Seduce Her
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New radio show is up, Between Worlds, broadcast live from the Oort Cloud. Crack open a bottle of Cinzano, tune in, and fly away…
#autechre#biosphere#wagon christ#the shamen#young American primitive#timeblind#90s electronic#spacetimecontinuum#Beaumont hannant#Kenny Larkin#Reagenz
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TEDRA by Kenny Larkin
from the album Azimuth (1994) on Warp Records.
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Joan Jett (post-Runaways/ pre-Blackhearts) Do You Wanna Touch Me (Oh Yeah) from her debut solo album, Bad Reputation (1980/2005).
#joan jett#ジョーン・ジェット#joan marie larkin#bad reputation#do you wanna touch me (oh yeah)#lea hart#kenny laguna#john earle#phil simmons#jeff peters#cd rip#audio post#it's only rock'n'roll but...#cover song#but fuck the glitterman
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we need to get zac efron in musicals again
#it's been SEVEN YEARS. let the man dance!!!!!!!!!!!#that dancing clip they released from the iron claw oooh he's still got it#link larkin is in his blood. troy bolton in his bones. you can take the boy out of kenny ortega boot camp......
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Keeley had agreed to meet Carey on his lunch break at work to discuss their siblings and what to do about Larkin. “So has Clu realized that your father isn’t going to stop?” She started right out of the gate when Carey made it to the spot they were meeting at. “I can’t have Kenny getting hurt again by him. She’s out of dance for months and while I know it could have been worse if Clu hadn’t gotten her out it’s a dangerous situation for all.” She looked at him and took a sip of her water. “He’s not played football in a while because of him and now he’s a fucking amputee because of Larkin.” She was sure he was the only man lately who could make her blood boil.
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Kelsea had been so nervous around her little sister lately after her run in with Larkin Baxter but she knew she needed to face her. Standing at her sisters door in her leggings,sweater and gloves on her hands still from practice she knocked and waited to hear her sister telling her to come in. “Kenny, I uh, I brought you something.” She stated through the door before hearing Kendall’s voice telling her to come in. “I’m also super sorry I’ve been distant lately.” She chewed on her lip looking at her little sister laid up in her bed.
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#MixOfDay #Podcast #Radioshow #LiveDjset
Defected Radio Show Hosted by Rio Tashan 22.03.24
1. DJ Steaw feat. Mr. V - Take It There [Nu Groove Records] 00:00
2. Roberto Parisi - Smash Up [The Underground Cronicals] 05:40
3. Cajmere & Oliver $ feat. Dajae - We Can Make It [Cajual] 10:46
4. Kerri Chandler - Tonight [Kaoz Theory] 15:35
5. Blaze - Breath (Natasha Diggs Remix) [Slip N Slide] 21:44
6. L.B. Dub Corp feat. Robert Owens - You Got Me [Dekmantel] 27:09
7. Grant Nelson - Ethnicity Part Two [Swing City] 34:00
8. Cool Jack - Just Come (Marco Lys Remix) [DFTD] 36:16
9. Jame C - cRAZY woORLD [COLAPSO] 41:30
10. MOST RATED: Kidoo - Lines (Kidoo Touch) [Kidoo] 44:56
11. Thomas Newson - There’s Nothing [Black Book Records] 50:32
12. Floorplan - What A Friend [Classic Music Company] 54:17
13. Coflo - Waitin’ (Coflo Remix) [Coflo] 58:49
14. Seth Troxler - Pills [Slacker 85] 1:03:08
15. Hanfry Martinez, Dyed Soundorom & Terrance :Terry: - Sunday Gathering (Dyed Soundorom Remix) [La Vie En Rose] 1:07:29
16. Natalie Smash - New Start (Mystic Bill Chicago Mix) [Still Music] 1:12:09
17. Inland Knights - Kept Secret [Drop Music] 1:17:32
18. Midnight Magic - I Found Love (BHQ Passion vs Desire Dub) [Razor N Tape] 1:20:49
19. Kevin Hedge - My Beat (Spaced Out Mix)(David Harness Remix) [Moulton Music] 1:24:28
20. Carlo Gambino - Dance For You [We_R House] 1:29:04
21. Kevin Saunderson feat. Inner City - Future (Kenny Larkin Tension Mix) [Defected] 1:32:33
22. ACID HARRY - The Music [DVINE Sounds] 1:38:26
23. Wallace - BB [Rhythm Section] 1:42:48
24. You Are Defected: DJ Fudge - Movin’ [Soulfuric] 1:46:51
25. Phil Weeks - Hot Pants [Robsoul Recordings] 1:49:54
26. Vince Watson - Forever [Everysoul] 1:52:28
27. Black Rascals feat. Casio Ware - So In Love (Atjazz Galaxy Art Remix) [Slip N Slide] 1:57:05
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RADIX GLENDALE RESULTS 2023
TEEN SOLOS:
1st Caleb Abea - LARKIN OTE!
1st Maliah Howard - MLDA OTE!
1st Sloane Dawson - EVOKE OTE!
2nd Lexi Goodwin - EVOKE OTE!
2nd Gage Davis - DANCE DELUXE OTE!
2nd Arden Lujan - CLUB OTE!
3rd Coltrane Vodicka - EVOKE OTE!
3rd Payton Stowe - CLUB OTE!
4th Avery Land - MLDA OTE!
4th Presleigh Kreiensieck - MLDA OTE!
4th Isabella Pham - SGSDANCE OTE!
5th Zachary Gibson - CANDANCE OTE!
5th Alyvia Chen - PREMIER BALLET OTE!
5th Avery Lee - DANCEPLEX OTE!
5th Emmerson Gestring - EVOKE OTE!
5th Amariah Gooden - THE COLLECTIVE PHX OTE!
5th Allie Scrimpshire - CANDANCE OTE!
5th Lyla Bovich - AMD OTE!
5th Kanon Greer - CLUB OTE!
5th Kasey Blackman - THE COLLECTIVE PHX OTE!
5th Claire Wirick - DANCE CONNECTION SCOTTSDALE OTE!
5th Asyah Lewis - AURORA MONROE OTE!
5th Kortlynn Rosenbaugh - CLUB OTE!
5th Garrett Leo - ELEKTRO OTE!
5th Soleil Partes - AMD OTE!
5th Rylee Roper - AMD OTE!
5th Tiana Luna - THE COLLECTIVE PHX OTE!
6th Capro Doolin - CANDANCE
6th Kenzie Cole - AMD
6th Cooper Macaladad - THE BASE
6th Devon Stutz - MLDA
6th Eliana Weiss - ELEKTRO
7th Jinger Richey - SUMMER’S DANCEWORKS
7th Berkley Felstead - IMPACT
7th Amelia Bonham - IMPACT
7th Tyler Pesca - ELEKTRO
7th Ryleigh Hutta - AMD
7th Emery Anderson - MLDA
7th Mia Elizabeth Africa - THE BASE
8th Alyssa Elser - MLDA
8th Logan Marumoto-Kaleimamahu - 24-7
8th Vahnabelle Sor - PREMIER BALLET
8th Carlin Ciocchetti - PREMIER BALLET
8th Ellah Perry - SUMMER’S DANCEWORKKS
8th Lily Douglas - PREMIER BALLET
9th Makayla Blake - THE BASE
9th Dempsey Foxson - THE COMPANY
9th Racquelle Arallano - DANCE CONNECTION SCOTTSDALE
9th Kennie Shen - MATHER
9th Sofia Martinez - THE BASE
9th Sophya Lopez-Prieto - MATHER
9th Kandyce Martinez - THE COLLECTIVE PHX
9th Addy Griffin - ELEKTRO
9th Adeline Purtzer - EVOKE
9th nevada Roberts - IMPACT
10th Kennedy Boyd - THE COLLECTIVE PHX
10th Alexa Zakaras - DANCE STUDIO C
10th Ryleigh Pruett - LA DANCE AZ
10th Logan Adams - DANCE DELUXE
10th Faith Kramb - CANDANCE
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Songs of 2023
Here we are, a bit late, not quite as late as last year. 2023 was a busy year but somehow an uncomplex one for me—there’ve been worse years, there’ve been better. If the songs spoke to the times, they did so in obscure ways. Nonetheless: 50 favourite songs, 50 fuzzy thoughts, I hope you like them too.
1. Fenne Lily, “Lights Light Up”
Just the right amount of confidence and the right amount of caveats; just the right amount of magic and the right amount of realism.
2. Boygenius, “True Blue”
I love the matter-of-factness of Lucy Dacus’ diction here, putting friendship to words like it’s the most obvious thing in the world: “I can’t hide from you like I hide from myself, duh.”
3. ANOHNI, “Sliver of Ice”
Somehow, amidst the wreckage, it’s the elegance of ANOHNI’s rhymes that get me: view/blue, tonight/light, more/before; if only death was so simple.
4. Caroline Polachek, “Billions”
All I can say here, and it’ll sound silly, is that what’s happening in this song is an attempt to block off the curve from hedonism to cynicism.
5. Ratboys, “Black Earth, WI”
How is it that, with the mushroom cloud above and the ground opening up before them, Ratboys seem to have all the time in the world?
6. Julie Byrne, “Portrait of a Clear Day”
There’s a particular vocal style, smooth and blue like a lake surface, that you find in some English folk music, and in 2023 Julie Byrne was its sharpest, wisest practitioner.
7. Feist, “Hiding Out in the Open”
Homespun, delicate; thrillingly, almost uncomfortably intimate.
8. Slaughter Beach, Dog, “Strange Weather”
One for cataloguing, inventorying, totting up, working out where you stand.
9. Yo La Tengo, “Aselestine”
“Aselestine”’s two songs: the instrumentals so serenely flowing, circling, generative; Georgia Hubley’s vocals so clipped, terse, holding back.
10. Billy Woods & Kenny Segal ft. Samuel T. Herring, “FaceTime”
Could Billy Woods be our foremost imagist? “In a Station of the Metro” but the train’s derailed, bones snapped, screaming kids, twisted metal? I’ve already said too much.
11. Doja Cat, “Agora Hills”
The year’s best pop song, a delicate dedication from (is it fair to say?) unexpected quarters, smut and bravado doing the bare minimum to conceal its softness.
12. Mitski, “Bug Like an Angel”
This song doesn’t have a chorus in the sense of a refrain but has a chorus in the Ancient Greek sense, a set of voices that interrupt in unison, sometimes using dramatic irony.
13. Big Thief, “Born for Loving You”
Sometimes we speak out of the sides of our mouths and sometimes we dissemble; Big Thief could never.
14. The Antlers, “I Was Not There”
The word sweep is a good one for songs by the Antlers: conveying breadth and inexorability, it’s cosy and domestic too; to sweep like they do is to upturn, to wreck, but to renovate, to welcome.
15. Lana Del Rey, “The Grants”
Philip Larkin said poetry was a matter of experiencing a vision then “attempt[ing] to express the whole of which the vision is a part.” For Lana there’s no whole or part, just vision.
16. The Pines of Rome, “I Am a Road”
Gnomic, wry, lamenting, ground-down but still kicking, a bit ornery but if you sit down at its feet you’ll learn something.
17. Bonnie “Prince” Billy, “Willow, Pine and Oak”
Stolid and unsappy, this tripartite scheme isn’t quite right, but it certainly is one way of looking at the world.
18. Lande Hekt, “Pottery Class”
This song says it’s about missing someone, but all those sighs, all those “again”s, all those “buts” make you wonder.
19. James Yorkston, Nina Persson and the Second Hand Orchestra, “A Forestful of Rogues”
“If I say so myself, and I damn well do”—when you start a line like that you can follow it up with almost anything.
20. M83, “Amnesia”
Big as stars and glistening like them; who, in 2023, does it better?
21. CMAT, “Vincent Kompany”
CMAT sometimes seems to want to be “relatable” but then snaps out of it and takes joy in being idiosyncratic, or a bit off, or, basically, really fucking odd.
22. Mannequin Pussy, “I Got Heaven”
Let it be known that in 2023 we snarled sometimes.
23. Shit Present, “More to Lose”
Shit Present, in the best of traditions, use monotone as a weapon: here Iona Cairns drags down what could be a soaring chorus in the most politically astute of ways.
24. Fever Ray, “Kandy”
The word could be skeletal: minimal, of course, but also spooky, schlocky, body-horror, prone to decomposition.
25. Girl Ray, “Hold Tight”
“Hold Tight” says it wants simple sedentary situations, “talking shit on the grass,” “get a Coke and sit on the wall,” all while it bounces and hops non-stop.
26. Charlotte Cornfield, “You and Me”
I’ll admit to preferring the more pensive Charlotte Cornfield, but no one’s surprised she can do affirmative too.
27. Shannon Lay, “From the Morning”
I love Shannon Lay’s confidence: there’s something ever-so-slightly irreverent in this Nick Drake cover, just the slightest smirk.
28. Jeff Rosenstock, “HEALMODE”
The sort of song you find under rotting wooden pallets in derelict parts of the city.
29. The Mountain Goats, “Fresh Tattoo”
The Mountain Goats grow old no worse for wear: still telling meandering parables, still making us feel right at home.
30. Samia, “Charm You”
“As You Are,” Samia’s paean to unconditional familial love, was my favourite song of 2021. “Charm You” works up the same giddiness about a new relationship but introduces a smidge of reticence.
31. Alex Lahey, “The Answer Is Always Yes”
A big year for affirmations in pop (see#4, #26, #46), but (1) this one’s so intricate too, and (2) this one knows what it’s up against too.
32. The Hold Steady, “Grand Junction”
Metronomic, “Grand Junction” declines to shift its swing, which is no problem as it keeps on hitting.
33. Arlo Parks, “Dog Rose”
Arlo Parks writes pop songs with an undercurrent, love songs that threaten to get a bit weird.
34. Holly Humberstone and MUNA, “Into Your Room”
A late entrant: one that toys with overstatement, knows it sounds a bit overblown, but wants to say what it has to say anyway and see how it goes.
35. Young Fathers, “Holy Moly”
This sounds like 2006 to me, a sticky floor and cigarette smoke.
36. Heather Woods Broderick, “Seemed a River”
This song’s weirdly verbose, maybe it’s indecisive? Maybe it’s keeping secrets?
37. Pearla, “Flicker”
Circularity like the seasons, like the sunrise-sunset, like fresh starts, like the worms.
38. Sparklehorse, “The Scull of Lucia”
A grandiose sort of lullaby, making short work of squally seas.
39. Joy Oladokun, “Changes”
I go back and forth on this one: it feels tailored for the Obama playlist, but it still charms me; sometimes it seems too smooth for the ugly world it describes, but there are more egregious sins.
40. Quinnie, “Security Question”
A missed connection that spirals from a whim into a crisis: the entire problem of other minds “at some party I wandered to.”
41. Black Country, New Road, “Laughing Song (Live at Bush Hall)”
On Live at Bush Hall BC,NR continued to be our best worriers, biters of nails, pickers of scabs.
42. Blink-182, “More Than You Know”
If there’s nostalgia here, and there may be, it’s for “Easy Target” or “Stockholm Syndrome,” the careful use of melancholy, the harmonies, Travis Barker drumming like a submachine gun.
43. Vagabon, “Lexicon”
Vagabon’s a rare songwriter who’ll admit to speechlessness, dumbstruckness, stagefright. But some things are unsayable, some thoughts do need to be expressed in deeds.
44. Subsonic Eye, “Machine”
Go on then, make it seem effortless!
45. The Milk Carton Kids, “Star Shine”
I suspect this one’s too hard on itself—there are big lies and little lies, gentle ones and harsh ones, after all.
46. Sufjan Stevens, “Shit Talk”
Somewhere in the ’10s Sufjan became a permanent presence: a waystation, a landmark, a totem, and on Javelin you feel he cautiously started embracing that.
47. Indigo De Souza, “Losing”
It’s one thing to say “less is more”, it’s another to model brevity like this, to just fill two minutes and nineteen seconds with five- or six-word lines that describe all the details of one thought.
48. Fred Again.., “Winnie (Rosslyn Crescent)”
I’m still captivated by Fred Again..’s soundscapes, his windows into London kitchen-sink scenes, and how much he leaves unsaid.
49. Sofia Kourtesis, “Moving Houses”
Fractured images, shards of life, but Sofia Kourtesis seems confident things can be put back together.
50. Oneohtrix Point Never, “Nightmare Paint”
Not an album where you can pick out one song, of course, but if I had to it’d be this pew-pew space opera, brightly lit and smoothly running, letting the unknown in through the airlock.
#music#2023#fenne lily#boygenius#anohni#caroline polachek#ratboys#julie byrne#feist#slaughter beach dog#yo la tengo#billy woods#kenny segal#doja cat#mitski#big thief#the antlers#lana del rey#the pines of rome#bonnie prince billy#lande hekt#james yorkston#nina persson#m83#cmat#mannequin pussy#shit present#fever ray#girl ray#charlotte cornfield
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transmasc names for my bros/enby friends who need a name
hey! so recently one of my friends came out as trans (ftm) but he didn’t know what he wanted his name to be, so i went ahead and found a list of names. i thought maybe some of you transmascs or enbies who don’t know your name yet would benefit from a list, so here it is!!
names (for your consideration):
fox
noah
silas
basil
lysander
poe
drew
beck
casper
pax
cory
elio
mars
nico
ripley
zander
callum
larkin
barney
claude
casper
emmet
felix
hugo
otto
finn
ronan
rocco
clay
jake
otis
rex
teddy
curtis
kenny
ori
rollo
ari
luke
sawyer
soren
lucien
victor
asher
holden
lewis
todd
everett
curran
rufus
darien
scott
sunny
rory
nicholas (nick)
bede
hester
misho
morgan
max
steven
i hope you find a name you like here :) happy travels
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