An Estonian artist collaborates with the Japanese psychedelic rock band Kikagaku Moyo.
The episode begins with the host introducing an Estonian artist's collaboration with the Japanese psychedelic rock band Kikagaku Moyo. He then reveals that Estonian curator Anders Härm makes music under the name Elevaator, with a 2024 track called Tallinn. The host moves to English band The Fall, discussing their 1997 album Levitate and its electronic experimentation. Next, he covers the rising American indie-rock band Horse Girl and their album Phonetics On and On. The electronic artist µ-Ziq (Mike Paradinas) is introduced, noting his IDM style, collaboration with Aphex Twin, and upcoming Tallinn performance. The host explores the controversial trap artist Viper from Arkansas, linking his music to his criminal activities. He then shifts to Portuguese experimental band Telectu from the 1980s. Estonian jazz collective Tikkas, Pajula, So is featured with their album Vabalangus. German trash metal band Houli Mooses is mentioned for an early demo. The episode includes tracks from the Hamburg-based duo Bad Gruppi and Finnish artist Heppa Kirjat. It covers English artist Shimes, who lives in Tibet, and German-born Lily Schwartz (Polar Coaster) based in Spain. German electronic project Oval from the 1990s is discussed. Japanese artist Akira Sano is introduced with his album Two Material Past. The episode concludes with ambient pieces by Steve Roden, inspired by Yasuhiro Ozu films, and Estonian artist Man Ray based in Frankfurt. Throughout, the host provides context on genres, locations, and historical notes.
