Depeche Mode in electrotango from Tanghetto. Reach out and touch faith. Maneesh De Moor visits the "Oracle"

~ What are you trying to tell me, that I can dodge bullets?

~ No Neo. I'm trying to tell you that when you're ready... you won't have to.

Craig Padilla, Zero Ohms & Skip Murphy take us Beyond The Portal. Hear from Norway's Green Isac; then Squarepusher's dramatic, propulsive "Planetarium"

~ What is Real? How do you define Real? If you're talking about what you can feel, what you can smell, taste and see then real is simply electrical signals interpreted by your brain.

Boards Of Canada's "Heard From Telegraph Lines" a few times. Yello loves you (I know).

Saturday morning hear ambient electronic music from the 1993 Pirate Satellite compilation Bold and Courageous. It features music from Depeche Mode's Songs of Faith and Devotion "listen to this album from 1993 and hear how truly current it is"; Saint Etienne's So Tough, "graceful London trio features dub-dance grooves", and U2's Zooropa, "their most chaotic, cutting-edge work." All three were released in 1993.

Also from Pirate Satellite's Bold and Courageous hear classic Vangelis, Massive Attack and more.

"You are a bold and courageous person, afraid of nothing"

"Your favorite consciousness. Your favorite slave."

Saturday morning at 9.

Moby is coming to Fairfield next Saturday, April 26th! My sons Forest (12), Shane (8) and I are quite excited. I remember sending Moby a Pirate Satellite compilation 10+ years ago. I've never done that
before or since. I don't know if he even got it.

Moby was probably my favorite musician in the 90's and I still
enjoy him very much today. His 1993 CD "Ambient" was a benchmark for me. He's
currently Shane's fave musician. I like Moby's music- except the very techno ones- and his spirituality. Moby often writes these long spiritually inspired essays on his liner
notes.

On Pirate Satellite today my son Shane will join me in the KRUU-FM studios, located in the cultural district of Fairfield, Iowa. Together we'll play some of the Moby songs we enjoy.

We hope you enjoy, too.