You may remember that a month ago we went on Radio Reverb here in Brighton on the Kairen Kemp show to promote THOSAHTMABH. Well,due to various gremlins, that show never went out, but the good news is that it’s going out today (6/9/09)!
You can listen live in Brighton on 97.2FM or tune in via the web at http://www.radioreverb.com
The KairenKemp show will air at 2pm today, and again at 2am on Monday.
We enjoyed a nice bit of media exposure at the weekend, on the BBC no less, when we were invited to do a little interview on Southern Counties Radio’s South Live programme with Kairen Kemp (thanks Kairen!). They also played out You Look Prettier When I’m Happy from the album The History of Science & How to Mend a Broken Heart.
The programme is currently available to listen again here and we appear at about 40 minutes in (I think). I’m afraid you’ll need Real Player to make it work though…
The Wonderland Project is having a weekend of radio interviews. The first is the Kairen Kemp show for Radio Reverb in Brighton (97.2FM, or http://www.radioreverb.com), which goes out Sunday afternoon. The second is a live interview for BBC Radio Sussex (http://www.bbc.co.uk/southerncounties/local_radio/), again with Kairen which goes out between 7-9pm on Sunday night.
Here’s hoping we don’t swear, or embarrass ourselves totally. In our heads, we’ll be as erudite as Stephen Fry, but I fear we might be more Liam Gallagher. Tune in to find out!
UPDATE: We’re on Reverb in ten minutes, and BBC Sussex/Surrey at 7pm tonight. Reverb pre-recorded, BBC not. Let’s hope we don’t swear.
UPDATE2, 2.11pm: Or not. We’re not strictly speaking Buddhists. WTF?
UPDATE 3, 2.20pm: Dead air from Reverb. Nuclear strike imminent?
UPDATE 4, 3pm: Reverb’s back, but we’re not. Whoops. Move along everyone. Let’s hope the BBC one pans out later!
UPDATE 5, 8pm: Back from the BBC. We played “drop tag” & didn’t swear. Thanks for having us on Kairen!
Yes folks, CD310 has made it from Oxford, England, all the way to Fukuoka City in Japan. This is seriously exciting; a whole new territory for us!
Thanks so much to Kimi who made the drop in the Morris pub, and to her unnamed boyfriend in Oxford who took the trouble to send her the CD all that way.
I wanted to put a pic of the pub up, but online promotion has eluded the establishment, which is a shame. If anyone has a pic of the pub itself, please drop us a line. In the meantime, a photo of this beautiful city will have to do!
[ Update: We now have a pic of the Morris pub - thanks Kimi! I think we'll keep the photo of Fukuoka City too, though, since it's so nice! ]
This lot are quite fun:
Essentially, they’re doing roughly the same as us, but instead of records, they leave cameras to be passed around. I note the guy in charge appears to be an ex DeepEnd design bod. I had an interview with DeepEnd in the late nineties, and they had the *loudest* drum and bass playing in the office and the wing of a Cesna as a conference table. Truly excellent Web 1.0 nutters.
Good luck to them anyway. I wonder if they nicked the idea from Radio 4 too?
In a TWP “Black Op”, one of our Australian undercover agents has dropped a CD in the Degraves Espresso café in Melbourne, Australia. The photo above was taken by our operative moments after the drop!
It’s a CD with no slipcase or number, so if you find it, scrawl an identifying number/code on the back and drop it again (and let us know where!)
Well, sort of.
One of our roving scouts fittingly (or should that be ironically?) left a CD in the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in Cleveland (hello).
Unfortunately, we can’t remember what number CD it was. If you find it, please let us know.
PS. I’ve since been told this was CD151. Thanks Jude.
The Wonderland Project were drafted in to create the music for the 2008 Vicinitee Christmas card. Vicinitee is an online building community system. The idea was to create music to complement the gentle animation created by the lovely Mo MacNeill. It’s a kind of Eno-festive electronic feast!
Happy Christmas!
Not really. But a copy of the album has made it from London all the way to the University of Oldenburg, Germany. We’ve no idea how it got there, but Harry was kind enough to pick it up and drop it again nearby so we now know that it got there.
If anyone can tell us how it made it to Germany in the first place, we’re all ears!
The latest drop has seen CD 190 travel about 140 miles north from the mighty Rock City in Nottingham to the potentially less rocking environment of Trevelyan College Undercroft at Durham University.
Actually, what are we saying? If it came from Rock City it’s automatically Total Rock (TM)!
Thanks to Chromana for the final drop, and to George for getting it to Durham in the first place!