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abstract science is future music radio: a weekly exploration of innovative electronic music and its roots since 1997. this staple of chicago’s airwaves investigates the current evolution and influence of dj culture, dance music and experimental sounds on a global level. co-hosts CHRIS WIDMAN, HENRY SELF, LUKE STOKES + JOSHUA P FERGUSON showcase the latest releases alongside underground classics, overlooked gems, exclusive live performances, interviews and dj mixes. past guest include AMON TOBIN, APPARAT, BONOBO, BURAKA SOUND SYSTEM, CONVEXTION, DAEDELUS, DEADBEAT, DJ KRUSH, FOUR TET, JAGA JAZZIST, JUAN ATKINS, LUKE VIBERT, MONOLAKE, MODESELEKTOR, PLAID, RJD2, ROBERT RICH, SLEEPARCHIVE and SQUAREPUSHER. more info at abstractscience.net
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absci radio 1218 – millia + chris widman
MILLIA guest mix + new music from BIG KANI, WALTON, WATCH THE RIDE w/ NIA ARCHIVES + more, on this ABSTRACT SCIENCE podcast, hosted by CHRIS WIDMAN. Chicago DJ/producer MILLIA, aka MILLIA RAGE + member of PURELINK, begins the program with a spacious + percussive guest mix that builds from dub into broken beats, dancehall...
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absci radio 1217 – whoa-b + henry self
New music SISTER ZO, NIKKI NAIR, DANIEL AVERY, YEHNO + more on this ABSTRACT SCIENCE podcast, hosted by BILL BEARDEN aka WHOA-B + HENRY SELF. BILL begins with a mix of grime, club, electro, breakbeat + uk garage. HENRY follows with an eclectic mix of electronic shoegaze, downtempo, space disco + psyche rock. [aired 26...
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absci radio 1215 – chris widman + henry self
New music from BATU, CIEL, ALEX BANKS, RON TRENT feat. KHRUANGBIN + more, on this ABSTRACT SCIENCE podcast, hosted by CHRIS WIDMAN + HENRY SELF. WIDMAN begins with a mix of dubwise downtempo, slow burners, amapiano, electro + dubstep. HENRY follows with an epic + ecstatic set that touches on techno, electro, balearic disco, pop...
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absci radio 1214 – whoa-b + henry self
New music from CHIMPO, BLOCKS & ESCHER, WEVAL, TOTALLY ENORMOUS EXTINCT DINOSAURS + more, on this ABSTRACT SCIENCE podcast, hosted by BILL BEARDEN aka WHOA-B + HENRY SELF. BILL begins with mix of drum n bass, footwork, jungle + hybrids. HENRY follows with a laid-back set of downtempo, disco + house, ready for the poolside....
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absci radio 1213 – chris widman + luke stokes
New music from RON TRENT, MR. MITCH, RP BOO (remixing µ-Ziq), ZEMI17 + more, on this ABSTRACT SCIENCE podcast, hosted by CHRIS WIDMAN + LUKE STOKES. WIDMAN begins with a mix of of techno, house, uk garage, electro, footwork, jungle + drum n bass. LUKE follows with an even more varied set, touching on ska,...
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absci radio 1211 – joshua p ferguson + henry self
MODERAT, JIMI JULES, HERCULES & LOVE AFFAIR + TANGERINE DREAM lead off the latest ABSTRACT SCIENCE podcast, with hosts JOSHUA P. FERGUSON + HENRY SELF. JOSHUA navigates the first hour running through everything from global jazz + ambient in the early half of the set to lo-fi house + uplifting bass in the latter half....
Customer Reviews
Electronic music at its finest
I don’t think a music curation can get much better than this. From club heavy tracks to the most far out experimental. Perfect in every way.
For the heads
This is easily some of the finest curation I’ve heard on a show covering electronic/experimental/underground sounds. From dark, spare D&B to current jazz to techno to breaks and even sometimes some old electro, these shows are giant, satisfying doses of everything that I didn’t even know to look for but should have been. Helmed by a dedicated crew of people who have contributed to the Chicago scene in many ways since the 1990s, creating a body of work that stands as a national treasure.
A Unique and Inspiring Voice in Electronic Music
Always on the pulse, and edge, of electronic music in the world today. With a slight lean towards the UK, but based out of the temple of Chicago, they cover the gamut of new releases on labels big and small, always with a big of real feeling in their selections. Cannot recommend highly enough.