Cassette Culture Podcast
The stories of the global underground movement that shaped experimental music and culture, told by the artists that were there…
For two decades the international mail system fostered a network of underground artists, exchanging cassette tapes of music and homemade artwork – all under the radar of mainstream media. Taking the DIY message of Punk as a jumping off point, we travel through the network to find the creators of the fanzines, the music, the labels and events.
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Tapes Received: The Factory Connection
Some of the most surprising and revealing connections surface in this episode. Two worlds that rarely get mentioned in the same breath: Throbbing Gristle’s Industrial Records, and Manchester’s Factory Records. At the centre are two more names from the Industrial…
Tapes Received: Industrial Music for Industrial People
From 1978-1980, Throbbing Gristle’s Industrial Records published a newsletter called Industrial News. With a philosophy of exchange and transparency, they listed attendance numbers at their concerts, future label plans, and a list of contacts who had mailed them tapes of…
No Words, No Titles, No Meaning – The World Of Alien Brains
The strange, uncompromising world of Alien Brains, the project led by Nigel Jacklin that helped define the outer edges of the early 1980s DIY cassette underground. Emerging from a school science lab, inspired by John Cage and nurtured by the…
