Month: July 2021

Cheng Daoyuan的第八集節目，邀請到風格冥譎幽魅的藝術家 – Jazz Szu-Ying Chen.，旅歐十年後返臺，2021年入選高雄獎，正於高雄市立美術館展出中，近年也與Houndstooth, Loose Lips Records等歐美廠牌合作，擔任封面及周邊等創作。

本集是她的第一個Mix，將與Cheng Daoyuan一同帶來一小時的industrial, techno和EBM等選曲！

For Cheng Daoyuan’s eighth episode, he invites Jazz Szu-Ying Chen, an artist who specialises in creating grotesque yet ghostly beautiful paintings. Residing in Taipei after a 10 year stint in EU/UK, she is currently showing her work at Kaohsiung Fine Art Museum as one of this year’s Kaohsiung Art Award runner-ups. She recently collaborated with labels from EU/UK as cover art and merchandise design, including Houndstooth, Loose Lips Records and more.

This is also her first mix, bringing an hour of industrial, techno and EBM with Cheng Daoyuan.

Sounds of a Post Apocalyptic Landscape by O Yuki Conjugate.

For this month, we are excited to have onboard with us the post-industrial/ambient music group O Yuki Conjugate with their sonic interpretation of a Post Apocalyptic landscape.

Since the 80s, O Yuki Conjugate has undergone rounds of incarnation based around Horberry and Hulme. They are currently in their fourth incarnation – previous members include Clare Elliot, Tim Horberry, Malcolm McGeorge, Dan Mudford, Pete Woodhead and Rob Jenkins, with Joe Gardiner contributing sax.

For this month’s episode, O Yuki Conjugate presents a form of “dystopian disquiet”, mixing in tracks from the likes of Hildur Gudnadottir and Tim Hecker to even composing all new unreleased music solely for this mix. Titled “An Hour of Dystopian Disquiet”, this mix is a peek into the world of O Yuki Conjugate and what is to come.

Artist Description:

Consisting of the original members Roger Horberry and Andrew Hulme, O Yuki Conjugate was formed in 1982 in the rural mining wastelands of Nottinghamshire, producing what they term as “dirty ambient” – which also sums up their fractious attitude to modern easy listening.