I'd like to start off this week by thanking some new friends in the Austin area. First, Circuit Bent Radio played the Painful Leg Injuries' I Did Not Agree With the Prophets and promoted our show at the Maker Faire this Saturday. If you happen to be in the area of the Travis County Fairgrounds this Saturday, catch us at the Tweak Freaks stage at 10am. I will be performing a set with visuals.

The visuals will be animation work I've done using my Gameboy camera and a drawing program designed for the Commodore 64. I took these pictures and drawings and built them into animations using modern design and animation software. Here's a few stills :








Also, we'd like to thank this great little record shop we found in South Austin called End of An Ear who has recently stocked the Painful Leg Injuries' If The Devil's In The Details Than How Many Details Can You Fit Upon A Match? and Marco Oppedisano's Electroacoustic Compositions for Electric Guitar. So if you live in the Austin area, and need an OKSRNA fix, End of An Ear is the place to go.

This week's podcasts, first we can begin with A Small Devotion Wrapped in Cellophane the latest work of El Plan De Aguavodka as he blasts his VL-1 through some more effects pedals. Little Ricky's House of Chankletas gives us another slice of jazz by way of outer space and electrocacoustic experimentation with New Shadow. Alex Spalding drops the final episode of his media meltdown, Diversionary Media, with a tower of lost voices. Think of like an aggressive version of Byrne (not a relative, unfortunately) and Eno's My Life In The Bush of Ghosts).

And finally, The Painful Leg Injuries' third episode of circuit bent instruments, this time, my departed (hopefully not, but in any case I don't think it'll every sound like this again) Casio Rapman. This piece was an improvisation that I made one edit in, (it sucks when you hit demo in the middle of improvising on a keyboard) so guess it's now a composition or whatever, but it's called Black Onions, it's me playing my Rapman with a feed back switch I added until I hit a certain point and then I fired off the random passage switch I added. Enjoy.

Until next week, take care.