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9 Years, Main Features, We Sink Ships:
06.04.10 | Episode 4.1


We Sink Ships is a collaboration featuring Heidi Kuisma, a Finnish born, Glasgow based photographer and Neil Milton, a Scottish born photographer, musician and record label owner living in Warsaw, Poland.
Together they create and curate online photo exhibitions and present weekly podcasts hosted on Radio Magnetic.
On the first Tuesday of every month, We Sink Ships will feature something they love – it might be a band, a label, an artist, a gallery or a venue – then Neil will play out with 45 minutes of electro-disco-wonk-pop.
The following Tuesday each month, We Sink Ships will invite a guest DJ to record a set which will be preceded by an introduction to the guest.
On the 3rd Tuesday of the month, Heidi will take her turn to play some music but not before they’ve discussed a monthly Nick-Hornby-esque top 5.
Finishing off the month, the 4th show will be something a little different; with the return of Neil’s record label, We Sink Ships are presenting the Too Many Fireworks podcast, featuring music from the label, past and present, plus Neil’s latest ambient, minimalist or alternative-classical finds.
We begin episode 4, not with – as expected – a 45 minute mix of electro-disco-wonk-pop, but with a 45 minute mix of ambient and classical music.  Neil, currently in the UK and playing shows as Beneath us, the waves, had little time to create and perform his mix this month so instead, while rehearsing for a DJ show, he recorded some of the music he would be playing live.  Normal service will be resumed in May.  Before the music though, Heidi caught up with Amy and Ally from the Recoat Gallery along with their resident artist, Mike Mignanelli, to discuss Recoat’s history and future plans.  This one’s not to be missed.
Tracklist
Fryderyk Chopin – 24 Preludes op. 28: no. 7 in A minor: Andantino
Jónsi and Alex – Boy 1904
The Album Leaf – Window
Brian Eno – Ambient 1: Music for Airports: 1/1
Richard Skelton – Undertow
Clem Leek – Snow Tales #2
Eluvium – Ostinato
Nils Frahm – Said and Done
Ólafur Arnalds – Himininn er að hrynja, en stjörnurnar fara þér vel
Max Richter – Horizon Variations
beneath us, the waves – Elegy for Tramway
Library Tapes – The Modest Triumph
Jóhann Jóhannsson – The Sun’s Gone Dim and the Sky’s Turned Black

wss4.1 450We Sink Ships is a collaboration featuring Heidi Kuisma, a Finnish born, Glasgow based photographer and Neil Milton, a Scottish born photographer, musician and record label owner living in Warsaw, Poland. Together they create and curate online photo exhibitions and present weekly podcasts hosted on Radio Magnetic.

On the first Tuesday of every month, We Sink Ships will feature something they love – it might be a band, a label, an artist, a gallery or a venue – then Neil will play out with 45 minutes of electro-disco-wonk-pop.

The following Tuesday each month, We Sink Ships will invite a guest DJ to record a set which will be preceded by an introduction to the guest.

On the 3rd Tuesday of the month, Heidi will take her turn to play some music but not before they’ve discussed a monthly Nick-Hornby-esque top 5.

Finishing off the month, the 4th show will be something a little different; with the return of Neil’s record label, We Sink Ships are presenting the Too Many Fireworks podcast, featuring music from the label, past and present, plus Neil’s latest ambient, minimalist or alternative-classical finds.

In this podcast Heidi has a chat with the owners of Recoat Gallery, Amy Whiten and Ali Wyllie, and Matt Mignanelli, a New York based artist, who is currently exhibiting his paintings in the gallery. They talk about the gallery’s past and future plans and Matt’s artwork, inspiration and plans. This interview is not to be missed! The interview is followed by, not with as expected, a 45 minute mix of electro-disco-wonk-pop, but a 45 minute mix of ambient and classical music. Neil, currently in the UK and playing shows as Beneath Us, The Waves, had little time to create and perform his mix this month so instead, while rehearsing for a DJ show, he recorded some of the music he would be playing live. Normal service will be resumed in May

Tracklist

  1. Fryderyk Chopin – 24 Preludes op. 28: no. 7 in A minor: Andantino
  2. Jónsi and Alex – Boy 1904
  3. The Album Leaf – Window
  4. Brian Eno – Ambient 1: Music for Airports: 1/1
  5. Richard Skelton – Undertow
  6. Clem Leek – Snow Tales #2
  7. Eluvium – Ostinato
  8. Nils Frahm – Said and Done
  9. Ólafur Arnalds – Himininn er að hrynja, en stjörnurnar fara þér vel
  10. Max Richter – Horizon Variations
  11. beneath us, the waves – Elegy for Tramway
  12. Library Tapes – The Modest Triumph
  13. Jóhann Jóhannsson – The Sun’s Gone Dim and the Sky’s Turned Black
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