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Expatriarch Radio #6
For the August edition of Expatriarch Radio, Joey Hansom presents some inspired selections you can really sink your vagina dentata into: the meta-pop of Lisa Dank's "On the Radio", the heavy flow of rapper Shunda K, the aural sodomy of porn soundtracker Tony Amherst, and a public service announcement from Sharvette, who reminds us... »
Expatriarch Radio #5
Expatriarch Radio is kind of like an ad for Axe Body Spray, but played in reverse. And then destroyed completely. In this episode, Joey Hansom offers a selection afrofuturismic pop from Kelis (working with Berlin’s own Boyz Noise) and Janelle Monáe, vampwave from Captain Ahab and //TENSE//, a history lesson on 12th-century composer Hildegard... »
Expatriarch Radio #4
It’s that time of the month. You better watch your junk, because Joey Hansom is gonna hit you below the belt with an androgynous array of tunes, from experimental electronics to commercial pop, and the many shades in between – because fixed labels and boundaries are for chumps! Highlights from this episode include Christina... »
Expatriarch Radio #3
Expatriarch is back again to damn the man with an auditory assault from women and queer rappers, rockers and producers. Among the new and unreleased material you’ll hear delicate dubstep from Emika, cock-craving rhymes from Sissy Nobby, operatic dreamscapes from Laurel Halo and psychoanalytic reggae-punk from The Slits. Also on board is BBC Radiophonic... »
Expatriarch Radio #2
Expatriarch Radio continues its mission of correcting the global imbalance of testosterone and estrogen levels! DJ/host Joey Hansom mixes together HoMotown, Genderfuck Pop, Bear House, Post-Feminist Choral Punk (and other genres that barely exist) into an easily digestible 1-hour tablet. »
Expatriarch Radio launches on BLN.FM
Curtains up for Expatriarch Radio, a showcase of artists subverting gender expectations, from pansexual producers to D.I.Y. divas, with limp wrists and clenched fists in equal measure. Expect new and unreleased music (plus some classics and obscurities) to provide the soundtrack of our macho-centric society crumbling away. »