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Host of Dead Electric, a radio show on KSER 90.7 playing vintage synth, space & new age music from the 70s & 80s. Fridays 10:30pm-12:30am.

Everett, WA
Joined May 2013
Klaus Schulze knows how to play synthesizers safely during a pandemic.
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TOAD WILL NOW PLAY THE PIANO VERY WELL.
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Is it too much to ask that the brilliant new Andre 3000 album creates a massive surge of interest in 70s and 80s new age, jazz psyche, and ambient?
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new coil album just dropped
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View from Laura’s room tonight💙 #twinpeaks #palmerhouse
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Seattle talent buyers: Heldon leader/guitar hero @pinhas needs to get booked here this fall. Please and thank you.
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Happy 50th birthday to this absolute masterpiece.
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TIL that Tori Amos is obsessed with Tubular Bells and frequently plays the opening riff as part of her live shows. youtube.com/watch?v=V-SOwI7w…
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Reviewed Suzanne Ciani and Arushi Jain's transcendent Seattle show for @TheStranger . @sevwave @modularprincess
Synth wizard Suzanne Ciani performed at Seattle First Baptist Church Saturday night. "She made the Buchla speak in bizarre tongues, with a sorcerer's incomparable instincts." Read more from @editaurus and see lots of dreamy photos by Lisa Hagen Glynn: thestranger.com/music/2023/0…
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Hey I'm back for a special one-off show! I couldn't resist celebrating the 50th anniversary of Mike Oldfield's Tubular Bells. Friday, 10:30pm on @KSERfm. Hear the full album as well as rare demos, tracks from other albums in the Tubular Bells series, and much more.
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Ryuichi Sakamoto's social media has just announced that the composer and electronic music titan has passed away. A heartbreaking loss.
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An announcement: Friday night's show @KSERfm is going to be my last before Dead Electric goes on an indefinite hiatus.
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This show has been my attempt to seize that moment. To show people the origins of the sequencer lines, sampled beats, and warm synth pads they’re hearing in new styles every day.
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To dig through forgotten albums and artists to find lost classics, and remind people of the beauty, richness, and ingenuity humans were capable of when these new musical technologies emerged. I hope this show has helped shed some light on a mostly hidden part of our musical past.
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My wife and I have hit the too-tired-to-watch-tv-after-the-kids-are-in-bed state of parenting.
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