Show Notes
The Honourable Eleanor Olszewski joins midway through the show to discuss the upcoming referendum in Alberta — please don't forget to vote on October 19 or in one of the advance ballots.
Otherwise, it's a steady mix of mid-tempo music for an autumn morning. Nearly all brand-new songs, with a couple exceptions. Hope you enjoy them, and have a fantastic week!
Playlist: Light Conductor - She Glitters the Dust Corntuth - Nightingale Waltz Deniz Cuylan - Bluffs Iker Munduate - Geltokiak Emily A. Sprague - Noon Liquid Ore Jeremiah Chiu - In Visibility Actress - Withending Zachary Gray - Needs/Wants Wilfred Kozub - Sunday Morning Husha Husha - Asleep In A Piano BITWASHERE - will he be as forgiving on judgement day? Balam - Plumeria Alba Dungen - Vidrig Vår Living Hour - Half Can - Demo Version Jason Dungan, Johan Carøe - Clouds Mandrake Handshake - The Tether / Modulo Full Moon Bummer - Raiders of the Dreamland The Clientele - An Hour Before the Light The Clientele - Saturday Jon Mckiel - Feeling Around Darryl Kissick - Five To Ten Trá Pháidín - Garbhóg Railcard - Unstable Neighbour Immersion - Breaking Free, Diversity, Evolution The Oscillation, featuring Lorelle Meets the Obsolete - La Alusión Merryn Jeann - Chocolate Cake, Nail Polish, Underwear (Why Can Everything Be Such A Big Deal) Miracle Fortress - Maybe Lately Crystal Eyes - Pretending to be People Blind Yeo - Colour Pillow / Kologo
More from The A.M.
Alberta: Please vote in today's referendum if you haven't yet.
A not-at-all Thanksgiving-themed episode on this holiday Monday. Instead, you get apocalyptic Axelrod, "doomed" Andy Boay, city pop from a 1980 Marvel vampire anime, music for wildflowers and weather systems, and other eclectic sounds to start your week on solid footing.
Of note: An unexpected early episode farewell to the great Canadian label Telephone Explosion; a throwback to the band that (supposedly) underpins The A.M.'s whole mood; autumnal shoegaze and jangle pop; and other mellow sounds to indulge in on an October morning.
This week's AM opens with Space Ghost's "Back from Reality," only appropriate as we go from the real world of unstructured weekend time into the strange shared fiction of the working week. Tune in for ambient electronics, vintage psychedelia, brand-new shoegaze and dream-pop, experimental jazz, and other sounds to tied you over until reality returns again.