Listen to Me, Read Me (not about hipsters)

Unfortunately, this post will not contain a scholarly treatise on US hipster culture. It's entirely self-promoting, but this is a blog for all of us, and Evan says I should post more, so here we go.

I'll be on the radio tomorrow, doing a special show not at my normal time slot. Here are the details:

DJ Crater Minimix
WESU (88.1 FM Middletown, www.wesufm.org online stream)
9 - 10 PM Eastern (6 - 7 PM Pacific)

The show will feature an hour-long mix of some of my all-time favorite minimal techno / microhouse tracks. In addition, I'll be throwing a couple of new originals in the mix - so listen closely and see if you can hear a quality difference. If you want to call in and get a shout out, the studio line is 860-685-7700.

Normally, my show isn't mixed, due to the fact that I play a wide variety of different styles of electronic and experimental music, and not all of them have beats. So I'm taking this opportunity to really narrow my focus for one show.

In other self-promoting news, I also write for a online magazine of mostly electronic / experimental music, The Milk Factory. Here's a link to my most recent review, of the new EP by Warp recording artist Clark: click it! If you click on my name toward the top, you'll go to a page with links to all of my reviews. You should also check out the interviews and features at The Milk Factory. The most recent interview is with precious Icelandic dreamers Múm. Plus, how awesome is that graphic design? I think it's a pretty beautiful site.

Here's a photo of me DJing the Communist Party at Russian house a month ago:



~David