Just in time for Halloween, Kevin Powers has launched a website, Evilry, showcasing his macabre musings, movie reviews, as well as his photographic and video creations. 

Check it out at http://www.evilry.com/

This week, DJDeedle crosses the streams and lets the shadows, ghosts, spirits, and phantasms take over Deedlecast studios to dance and rattle their chains and bones.

Caution: this Deedlecast contains a ghastly word.

This week, DJDeedle has saved you a pew in a church of a naughtier variety:  The Church of Cherry Chapstick.  At this church, you may hear and do some extraordinary things.  It feels so wrong, it feels so right. 

This is not a full Deedlecast, but rather a very short single. 

DJDeedle friend and radio pioneer, John Pemble, is a master of the ambient drone musical genre, a type of music that patiently explores particular sounds, tones, or musical phrases by sustaining them for extended periods and varying them slightly.  Pemble has produced an album of his musical and tonal creations, called "Subtle Reminders: Juno 60 Ambient Electronic Music."  John's album is available for purchase on Itunes and Amazon, and I highly recommend doing so by following the link provided on his website, http://johnpemble.com. 

This DJDeedle single is a combination of one of Pemble's album tracks, "Intimate Softness," and "Out of Time," from the soundtrack of the BBC series, "Torchwood."  John Pemble's subtle and moving F major tones just weave seamlessly with those of the orchestral television piece. 

 

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It's time for school, old skool. This week, DJDeedle calls class to order, so prepare to be schooled. Want to find out what is on the syllabus?  Press 1 for Old Skool. 

A word of warning:  This Deedlecast contains adult language and is for advanced students only.  Freshmen should probably take an intro course or two first.