Spacedog: Juice for the Baby

Exciting news reaches the Moonbase that the debut album from friend of the show Sarah Angliss and her band Spacedog, entitled Juice for the Baby, has been released.

The album features Sarah on theremin, saw, robotic carillon, recorder, piano and Max/MSP patches; Jenny Angliss on vocals and Stephen Hiscock on vibraphone, glockenspiel, drums, handbells and other percussion.

It's a darkly beautiful and positively spooky piece of work. In fact might we be bold enough to propose a new word, séantific, to describe this splendid release. We'll be playing a track from the album on the next edition of the show.

You can buy copies of the album in either CD or download form from Spacedog's Bandcamp page.

PMB025 Superbad: Lassigue Bandthaus, Rad State, Shawn Lee, Natural Yogurt Band, Dorit Chrysler, Classical Steel, Rebecca Black

On the show this week we have more from the new albums by Shawn Lee and the Natural Yogurt Band, more from Dayton Ohio as well as some spooky theremin music, some classical steel and a shameless attempt to hop aboard the Rebecca Black bandwagon. MC Zirconium, meanwhile, will depress and twist the relevant bulb to remove it.

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The Music

1.	Lassigue Bendthaus: Superbad (soul substitute) from Pop Artificielle
2.	Rad State: Infinite Fractal Terrian from Dayton, Ohio Vol. 2
3.	Shawn Lee's Ping Pong Orchestra: Booya (feat. Michael Leonhart) from World of Funk
3.	Modular: Perdidos en el Espacio from Fantasías de un Robot Psicodélico
4.	Natural Yogurt Band: Clocks from Tuck In With...
5.	Dorit Chrysler: My Sweet Chimera from 4 Women No Cry, Vol. 2
6.	Gary Gibson: Minute Waltz (Chopin) from Yah Boy!
7.	Nick Maynard: Friday (by Rebecca Black) from Selling Out

The Unnecessary News

• Time travel is actually possible.
• Splashdown: Shallow diver breaks world record with 36ft leap into paddling pool containing just 12 inches of water
• Chevrolet build car out of Play-Doh
• Man uses pennies to pay credit card bill
• Virgin eggs - a Chinese Spring delicacy
• Edible display tastes better than ordinary display

Clara Rockmore Centenary

A sneak preview of a track we'll be featuring in this week's podcast. To celebrate the recent centenary of the first (and arguably greatest) virtuoso of the theremin, Clara Rockmore, here she is performing Gaspar Cassado's "Requiebros" with her sister Nadia Reisenberg:

You can buy this track on Clara Rockmore's Lost Theremin Album via Amazon or iTunes.

More information about Clara Rockmore.