This is show 8 of the series.  Entitled ‘the evil that men do’ the purpose of this show is to highlight all manner of evil, cloaked and uncloaked, bound and well, not bound.  We could list all the tracks but that would seem kind of pointless.  Have a listen through and come to find meaning in the evil that men do.  Featuring over 35 minutes of new DJ Ringfinger madness, including their first real attempt at sampling concrete. The podcast also features found sounds from Australian preachers, an ABC radio interview from 1974, spoken word by DJ Ringfinger herself, and rooftop recordings from Istanbul with odd tracks about castrated horses and other such nonsense in between.

This is not an exhaustive list of tracks, just some shit to indicate what we have shamelessly borrowed…

• Why the hell does Shakespeare speak about turds and bones? – DJ Ringfinger inc Spoken word from an ABC doco on Electronic Warfare
• Something’s happened to daddy – The Folmer Family
• Caballo Negro – Nico Gomez
• Castration of the Strawberry Roan – Sons of the Pioneers

• Australian preacher circa 1980 vs Super Erotica
• How do I know that any of this was real? by Dj Ringfinger. The track is composed entirely of samples from 1940s and 1950s classical-xploitation records.
• Boomer Sooner – Brutal War
• The Young and the Fuck (tape finding courtesy Sweet Thunder Tape Findings)
• Noise piece 2 Fuck you Antony – Dj Ringfinger

The pictures were found in a thrift store in Brooklyn, New York.   Enjoy.

Here is the track ‘how do I know any of this was real?’ by DJ Ringfinger.

So, you may have been wondering, what the hell has my favourite weird DJ Ringfinger been up to all these months since he got off his lazy arse and gave us a view of his ‘Le Verge de Satan’? Well, I am glad you asked. Well, actually, clearly you didn’t ask because a) who the hell cares? Not me! He just pays me to write this blurb and b) who?

Anyway, they have been busy recording sounds and video in the street, in stations and in churches (about the only place she is legally allowed to be…) and we bring you the first fruit of their new creative loins. That’s right, Loss has finally arrived after nearly 12 months of development. It has been hunkered down and buried under metres and metres of black ribbon and dirty scars to make the first two Loss parts, with four more to come. It also features the first new sounds in quite a while from djringfinger and his wannabe auteur quintet/

go to the webpage here!

or if you like, check out the first video here