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November 23, 2019: a new episode of The Anatomy Lesson at 11pm EST on CFRC 101.9fm. A short illness from which he never recovered. A tribute to Blackest Ever Black, the London-based label that is shutting down very soon after 9 years of putting out some of my favourite music. Without Blackest Ever Black, I never would have heard Tropic of Cancer, Raime, Carla Dal Forno, Black Rain, Regis, Secret Boyfriend and so many others. Record labels like this still how value in this day and age,an alternative to the hegemony of the algorithmic and focus-tested. Tune in at 101.9 on your FM dial, stream at http://audio.cfrc.ca:8000/listen.pls or listen to a special extra-long archive here: https://www.mixcloud.com/cameronwillis1232/the-anatomy-lesson-november-23-2019/

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Omega Radio for May 23, 2015; #83.

Looper “Mondo ‘77″

Four Tet “Sun Drums And Soil”

Adi Ulmansky “Get It Done”

Young Smoke “Space Zone”

Hudson Mohawke “Sex”

Slugabed “Depth Perception”

Dalhous “Four Daughters By Four Women”

Levon Vincent “The Beginning”

Vatican Shadow “Cairo Is A Haunted City”

Rocketnumbernine “Deadly Buzz”

U.S. Girls “Down There” (excerpt)

Corners “Love Letters”

Gateway Drugs “Pop Song 3″

Part Time “Seashells”

Disco Ruido! “Sol”

Saada Bonaire “The Facts”

Samantha Urbani “1 2 3 4″

Azar Swan “And Blow Us A Kiss”

Kuroma “Running People”

Happy Meals “Le Voyage”

Pale Blue “Myself”

Holly Herndon “Chorus”

Polysick “Barry Talks”

B12 “Hall Of Mirrors”

Close Up Over “Olivine”

Yellow Magic Orchestra “Key”

Small Black “Clear Blue Skies”

Metric “The Shade”

MNDR f. Killer Mike “Lock & Load”

Squarepusher “Rayc Fire 2″