the sound of sound

Deep is broadcast citywide and webcast worldwide on Wellington's Radioactive 88.6FM every Tuesday night from 11pm - 1am.


We are pleased to announce that Podcasts of the last five shows are available once again at:



http://s-ence.net/active/deep/


Deep's mission statement is 'the sound of sound' which offers a pretty wide range of recorded material to draw from. Four djs operate a loosely based four week turnaround which means each week the show sounds quite different from the last.


To get an idea of the artists and labels featured scroll and click through some of the playlists posted below. The only real constant is that you can be sure the sounds will be -


Deep: from Old English: doep; adj. deep·er, deep·est -

- profound in quality or feeling; affecting one deeply; "a deep breath"; "deep emotion"; "a deep trance"; “deep devotion” / very absorbed or involved; "deep thoughts"; "a deep allegory" / vast distance in time or space; "deep in the past"; "deep in enemy territory"; "deep in the woods"; "deep space probe" / extreme; "in deep trouble"; "deep happiness"; "deep night" / rich and intense in shade: "deep purple"; "a rich red" / extending relatively far inward; "a deep border"; “deep left field” / to a great depth; "dived deeply"; "dug deep" / the central and most intense or profound part; "in the deep of night"; "in the deep of winter” / to an advanced time; "deep into the night" / cryptic: difficult to penetrate or understand; a deep metaphysical theory; "a deep dark secret"

deep down, she was still a rebel

Wednesday 13 July 2011

Playlist for 12/07/2011 - John

One advantage of a Southern winter is that we reap the benefits of a Northern summer! This is the explanation I am holding onto as to why there have been a recent slew of releases from long time established ambient artists currently basking (or possibly frying) in the Northern hemisphere's summer.
Consequently, tonight's show was comprised of all new material from artists including Biosphere, Brian Eno, Marsen Jules, Tobias and  John Beltran plus new folk such as Nicolas Jaar and Jefre Cantu-Ledesma. I must also make special mention of a double cd called Kanshin. All proceeds from this download go to the Japan relief fund and it is a very high quality release. If you only buy one ambient cd this year then you probably could not do better. Link below.


Nicolas Jaar - 'Etre' from Space Is Only Noise (Circus Company)
John Beltran - 'Collage Revisited' from Ambient Selections 1995-2011 (Delsin)
Tobias - 'Leaning Over Backwards' from Leaning Over Backwards (Ostgut Ton)
John Beltran - 'Collage of Dreams' from Ambient Selections 1995-2011 (Delsin)
 Biosphere - 'Sendai-1' from N-Plants (Touch)
Brian Eno & The Words of Rick Holland - 'Glitch' from Drums Between the Bells (Warp Records)
Brian Eno - 'Crows' from Drums Between the Bells - Instrumentals (Warp Records)
Brian Eno & The Words of Rick Holland - 'The Real' from Drums Between the Bells (Warp Records)
Jefre Cantu-Ledesma - 'River Like Spine' from Love Is A Stream (Type)
Jefre Cantu-Ledesma - 'Diamond Star' from Shining Skull Breath (Students of Decay)
Hummingbird - 'Dancing Shadows' from  Kanshin: Benefit CD For Japan
Szymon Kaliski - 'And Longing'  from  Kanshin: Benefit CD For Japan
Field Rotation - 'A Pondering Silence' from  Kanshin: Benefit CD For Japan
Talvihorros- 'Perigree' from  Kanshin: Benefit CD For Japan
John Beltran - 'Gutaris Breeze' from Ambient Selections 1995-2011 (Delsin)
Nicolas Jaar - 'Space Is Only Noise If You Can See' from Space Is Only Noise (Circus Company)
Marsen Jules - 'Through Blood & Fire' from Nostalgia (Oktaf)
Wolfgang Voigt - 'Ruckverzauberung 1' from Pop Ambient 2011 (Kompakt)
Marsen Jules Trio - 'Coeur Saignant' from Les Fleurs Variations EP (Oktaf)
Tobias - 'We Stick To the Plan' from Leaning Over Backwards (Ostgut Ton)
Biosphere - 'Fujiko' from N-Plants (Touch)
Xela & Jefre Cantu-Ledesma - 'Love Is A Dream Pt. 1' from Love Is A Dream (Type)
Brian Eno & The Words of Rick Holland - 'Bless This Space' from Drums Between the Bells (Warp Records)
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