corps administré

Claire Rousay – 17 Roles (All Mapped Out)
Scott Walker – Duchess
Sudba Cheloveka – Opening Folk Song
Felisha Ledesma – Golden Mirror
Uman – The White Spirit
Robert Wyatt – Catholic Architecture
Sachi Kobayashi – Imaginary Trip Begins
HTRK – Kiss Kiss and Rhinestones
Oxide Youth – 1992AFX
Marc & The Mambas – Untitled
Martina Lussi – Black Opium
Avrocar – Iskenane
Brannten Schnüre – Das flache Sonnenhorn
Claire Rousay – 17 Roles (All Mapped Out) [cont.]
Åke Hodell – Orphic Revelations - Electronic Purgatorium V

corps flottant

Lea Bertucci – An Arc of the Horizon
Television Personalities – The Peter Gabriel Song
Florian Fricke – Nomads Move
Ka Baird – You Are Myself
Psychic TV – Message from Thee Temple
Chris & Cosey – Send the Magick Down
Mark Pollard – Quinque II
He Dark Age – I Have Come Back Deborah
Significant Other – Perpetual Care
Стук бамбука в XI часов – Снежный Мёд
Accident du Travail – Le noir pays
Anna Akhmatova – The Muse
Tirzah – Beating

Corps administré / corps flottant [BODY003] is the 3rd in a series of C90 mixes for the Body Politic community and those of us marooned by neuroimmune afflictions. Each side’s title lifts out of the vacancies preserved in neglect by the medical establishment and this purgatorial din of late-stage capitalism. They are pulled from the concrete poetry of Else Garnier, from Blason de corps féminin (The Female Body’s Coat of Arms) – corps administré: administered body, corps flottant: floating body.

Flattened Scarabs

Sylvia Shale – Pistol Shrimp in Muck Harbour
Space Afrika – Solemn
Brunnen – Wish
Javier Segura – Camino Largo
Cucina Povera – Mesikaammenen Veisu
Javier Segura – En un Cafe Mirando Alrededor
Adrienne Rich – Dear Adrienne: I feel signified by pain
Sammi Smith – Sunday Mornin’ Coming Down
Maxine Funke – Moody Relish
Lena Platonos – Lego
Tupilaq – Lajka
Kiri-Uu – Ilus Neiu Kiigel ‘Pretty Girl On A Swing’
Gewissen – Patterns in Deed and Word
Laila Sakini & Lucy Van – False Ceiling

Broken Baubles

Calum Ruadh – Untitled Lament
Hugo Randulv – 2
Marina Tsvetaeva – We Shall Not Escape Hell (read by Sylvia Shale)
From Nursery To Misery – A Summer Morning Trip Through Misty Woods
Astrid Øster Mortensen – Lavinia's Small Song
Oï les Ox – Rien ne Tient dans tes Mains
Karen Gwyer – Some of My Favourite Lotions
Unknown – Splintered from Laila Sakini’s Knekelhuis # 70
A.R.T. Wilson – Rebecca’s Theme (Water)
David Sylvian – Nostalgia
Patrick Conrad – Gelukkig Als In Het Bijzijn Van Een Vrouw Part 5
Bill Fay – Parasite Child
Ghédalia Tazartès – Mourir un peu ‘Die a little’
Lal Waterson & Maria Gilhooley – Just a Note
Clannad – Theme from Harry’s Game

Flattened Scarabs / Broken Baubles [BODY002] is the 2nd in a series of C90 mixes for the Body Politic community. Shout out to the cantaloupe capsules (Ivabradine) that aren’t assuaging dysautonomias to the degree hoped for and to the holy embodied earth of Chimayó, brought from New Mexico to Carlingford Loch by my Nana. The title is pulled from a pair of lines from Rilke's "Tombs of the Hetaerae". We are one lung "and flowers again, scattered pearls, the shiny flanks of a small lyre”.

I have feathers

‘Blue’ Gene Tyranny - Leading a Double Life
Witch - Flove
Benjamin Lew & Steven Brown - Tori, Prés de la Soierie
Lucinda - The Stars Behind Us
Kris Kristofferson - Help Me Make it Through the Night
Time Is Away - Ballads (A Side Extract)
Lucinda Williams - Which Will
Mark Leckey - Sirens Into Bliss
Tim Hardin - How Can We Hang on to a Dream
Mica Levi - Blue Shit
Like a Villain - What’s Happening to Me
Ryuichi Sakamoto - Derrida (Extract)

Gentle fishes

Francesco Cavaliere & Tomoko Sauvage - Rainforest Synthesis
Michael Nyman - The Cook, The Thief, His Wife & Her Lover (Extract)
Hoyt Axton - Snowblind Friend
Tetsuo Saito - Ware Ware Wa
Bonnie Mercer - Rest
K.S. Eden & 41 Degrees - Ghost Fires
Celestial - Lonely Weekend
Tim Story - A Thousand Whispers
Ernest Hood - After School
Kara-Lis Cloverdale - Touch Me Die
Roy Harper - Hallucinating Light
Peter Zinovieff - South Pacific Migration Party
Walter Tilgner - Morning Mood in the Fussacher Bay

I have feathers / Gentle fishes [BODY001] is the 1st in a series of C90 mixes for the Body Politic community. For those of us who are homebound and within the shrinkage of PEM, trust that you are able to find solace in the poetics of solidarity. The title stems from a pair of lines from Gertrude Stein's "Lifting Belly" (1917). We are one lung, "difficult paper and scattered. Lifting belly is so kind."