Many thanks to SWLing Post contributor, Mark Fahey, who writes:
A few weeks ago this amazing album was released which is totally jammed packed full of shortwave weirdness wrapped into a synth concept work.
[…]Here is some info about the album…
http://www.side-line.com/electronica-project-novo-returns-with-5th-album-the-shortwaves-recommended-to-metroland-kraftwerk-duet-emmo-and-the-normal-fans/
This is so fantastic, full of numbers stations including the very weird Asian ones, interval signal inspired tunes, data bursts and general shortwave radio weirdness.
Plenty of deep mixed samples of Radio Peking, Moscow, NHK, VOA etc.
Hopefully you can listen to it on Spotify, Apple Music or somewhere though any progressive DXer won’t be disappointed if they chose to purchase the album.
https://itunes.apple.com/be/album/the-shortwaves/id1113480207
Mark actually sent this tip several weeks ago–immediately after the album release. I had problems, at first, downloading the album (probably because I was outside of the US at the time). I finally did download it, though, and I agree with Mark: it’s well-worth a listen. I’ve added it to my music collection.
Növö may not appeal to everyone, but if you’re a fan of electronic music with heavy use of samples and an “industrial” flavor, you’ll love The Shortwaves.
Here’s a video promo I discovered on YouTube:
Thanks, Mark, for the tip!
This is neat; I’ve recorded some number of CB transmissions with similar intent to overlay my own music 🙂
I’m currently working on a Christian massively multiplayer online game soundtrack for a game called Visions (do you world-build?), but can’t resist breaking for this type of thing.