
The Shock World Service is a 100 episode collection of painstakingly assembled audio collages of soundtracks, electronic oddness & spoken word. Started in 2007 by Jon Averill as a way to further explore & expand musical horizons beyond the mainly dance floor-centric music he was playing at the time & as an antidote the cheapening of the mixtape format by the glut of .mp3 mixes online with no track... more
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 99 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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Dr John Cooper Clarke's live set for Shock World Service. This happened in Crawdaddy in Dublin on 16th April 2008.
🎧 More Episodes: bit.ly/3fnoGAt 💿 Label: bit.ly/3viAXvz Shock World Service 099: Emil's Home(Princess P) 18/3/2021 Bern, Switzerland 1. Tarotplane – Shatner's Bassoon Shatner's Bassoon is the first track on the just released Horizon... more
Shock World Service 098: The Day’s Eye (Patrick Savile) 19/1/2021 London, England 1. Absolute Body Control - Numbers 06 Nice bit of melody 2. Big In Japan - Nothing Special Cost a lot to buy this, so had to put it in 3. King Tubby - Fire Dub Perfect ... more
Shock World Service 097: An Effigy Hologram(David Kitt) 1/12/2020 Dublin, Ireland 1. Sansbut - Clothes On The Line, Carnsore Point 2. Mona Lo - Parting Song 3. Cornaleena - The Hare 4. Sansbut - Cantus In Memoriam 5. David Kitt - Wishing Well 6. Mona... more
How has this podcast only have a small following? The quality of the assembled music deserves an audience in the 50ks at least.
I’m sad nothing new has been released In almost a year, this podcast is truly an undiscovered gem and an instant favourite.
A superb mix of fantastic music
You’ve got to love this show
Thoroughly recommend
Thank you from Cuntox10
Best music podcast going.
genius
I have found this podcast to be a fantastic companion in new music discovery and in the passage of many mornings, drives, commutes and many other parts of my life.










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