Showing posts with label WFMU. Show all posts
Showing posts with label WFMU. Show all posts

Wednesday, 12 February 2014

Ergo Phizmiz Shoots Peas on WFMU - Archive


You can listen to the archive (and see the playlist) of Ergo Phizmiz Shoots Peas on WFMU, on Do Or DIY with People Like Us, HERE.

Monday, 3 February 2014

Ergo Phizmiz Shoots Peas on WFMU

We are delighted to have been cordially invited to shoot peas on WFMU.



Ergo Phizmiz Shoots Peas 
Monday, February 10th, 7pm - 8pm
on Do or DIY with People Like Us 

Ergo Phizmiz takes us on a magical mystery tour into the workings of the world of his Wild West dream odyssey "PEASHOOT", which opens in August 2014 at Tête à Tête: The Opera Festival, London. Expect an artist's notebook falling to pieces, 1920s English versions of Cowboy tunes, a yodelling extravaganza, Jodorowsky waltzing with Morricone, thunder, lightning, rain and Marlene Dietrich. 

Monday, 15 February 2010

Phuj Phactory: Choice Slabs of Phuj from Ergo Phizmiz on WFMU

Out now on the Free Music Archive, 46 tracks of choice sound-collage cut from Ergo Phizmiz's WFMU mash-up show Phuj Phactory.


Sunday, 13 December 2009

Turkey Party


Ergo Phizmiz presents dessications of all your favourite Yuletide hits.






An album cut from the Christmas specials of Phuj Phactory on WFMU (2006), and Sticky White Glue on Resonance FM (2003).

Download it free, at the WFMU Free Music Archive.

Saturday, 8 August 2009

Ergo Phizmiz & The Midnight Florists "Now That's What We Pump At The Party" - Out now!


The new album of covers of classic chart-busting 1990s dancefloor hits by Ergo Phizmiz and the Midnight Florists is out now. And it's M P Free!

Download it at WFMU Free Music Archive.





Tuesday, 4 August 2009

Nicolas Cage


To commemorate the impending viewing of the Nicolas Cage remake of "The Wicker Man" tonight (a long-term ambition only just being fulfilled), we are making public Ergo's 2008 Christmas present to Vulnavia Vanity (drummer of The Midnight Florists and designer extraordinaire, who knocked up the above eye candy), a short ditty dedicated to the life and career of the one and only good St Nicolas Cage.

Download it free at WFMU Free Music Archive.

Friday, 26 June 2009

"Sticky White Glue" download time .... and then some "Codpaste"!


The first release in the Collected Radio Works by Ergo Phizmiz, spanning over 30 hours of experimental radio across sound-collage, spoken-word & radioplays, large-scale instrumental compositions, songs, ambient & furniture music, musique-concrete, installations, and sound-poetry, produced between 2000-2008.

"Ergo Phizmiz's Sticky White Glue, a twelve-part series of sound montages--voices, music, and plunderphonic juxtapositions of the two--reminds us why radio has been described as "schizophonic," packing more disembodied sounds and voices than the ear can process" - Artforum magazine

This series "Sticky White Glue" first aired 2003-2004 on Resonance FM, London, and was repeated 2009 on Soundart Radio, Dartington. Segments of the pieces were also broadcast by Kenny G on WFMU. It is a fanciful play-around with the juxtapositions of instruments & voices with sampling and digital composition, and features as its main protagonists Stan Laurel & Oliver Hardy.

Download it at WFMU's Free Music Archive.

And then, blimeyblimey, we are are delighted to also present a permanent archive of "Codpaste" by People Like Us & Ergo Phizmiz.

"Codpaste" was a weekly podcast series in which the two artists attempted to compose collage music from the very beginning, in a "work in progress" style, attempting to open up the creative process. The theory is that it is rare to see compositions made from the outset, and usually the audience are only invited in once the piece is finished, done and dusted. These weekly programmes were expanded into a digital-only album entitled “Rhapsody in Glue”.

Download Codpaste at Free Music Archive.

Thursday, 7 May 2009

Sounds of Soviet Animation Rebroadcast on Soundart Radio

This week's Ergo Phizmiz show on Soundart Radio is a broadcast of the Sounds of Soviet Animation podcasts, originally broadcast on WFMU. The show is an intricate and closely edited collage of music and sound-design from films created at the legendary Soyuzmultfilm studios.

In the show, you hear such gems as ...

Ideya Garanina "Cabaret"
A. Babaev "Story of One Crime"
N. Bogoslovski "My Green Crocodile"
Alfred Schnittke "Butterfly"
Yuri Norstein "Tale of Tales"
V. Dashkevich "Mountain of Dinosaurs"
B. Shapner "Man in the Frame"
A. Babaev "Story of One Crime"
Vadim Kurchevsky "Liberated Don Quixote"
Alfred Schnittke "Ballerina on a Boat"
M. Meyerovitch "Fox & Rabbit"
Alfred Schnittke "Glass Harmonica"
Nina Shorina "Door"
Natalia Golovanova "Cat & Clown"
Anatoly Petrov "Singing Teacher"
M. Meyerovich / Y. Norstein "Hedgehog in the Fog"
N. Golovanva / V. Artemov "Boy is a Boy"
A. Khrjanovsky / V. Shumova "King's Sandwich"
V. Tarasov "Contact"
A. Petrov "Firing Range"
I. Ivanov-Vano / Tchaikovsky "Seasons"
N. Serabryakov / E. Artemiev "Ball of Wool"


Ergo's Soundart Radio show broadcasts 2-3pm UK time on Thursdays. Listen online here.

Wednesday, 29 April 2009

Down By The Stream #2 on Soundart Radio

Ergo Phizmiz and compadre The Travelling Mongoose put on their fishing hats and go for another amiable chat and extended sit Down By The Stream, on Soundart Radio this Thursday 30/04/09, 2pm UK time.

This is the second in an occasional series, in which Ergo & the Mongoose fuse old vinyl, original field-recordings & found-sound, collage-composition, spoken-word, and foley.

The show will be made available as an mp3 download from this blog after the broadcast. Go to Soundart Radio.

For the first of the Down By The Stream shows in mp3, go here.

And for previous experimental mix radio madness with Ergo & the Mongoose you could do worse than listen to the 2007 podcasts of Time Travel Musical Bazaar on WFMU.