Bennet of Chillroom on Killradio.org has been heavily playing
Comitatus and Hermione Gart on Saturday nights from Midnight
until 2am Sunday morning.

To download the podcast -- which might habe an interview with me???
not sure, haven't heard it yet... yipes... but I did call the station and
was routed to a live interview, not knowing I was on air until mid way,
then got the stagefright jitters... kinda funny! Awesome shows, that Chillroom!

Here's the podcast link: KILLRADIO PODCAST OF COMITATUS & GART

And here's Bennet's description of what's on the podcast:

Subtitle: extra chill urban night music
Summary: A living collage of experimental dance and pop musics with
your mind in mind.
Featuring: Bennett Theissen, Jackson Pollack
Recorded: 09/03/2006


noTHING & noWHERE

hot busy holiday weekend night very tired and distracted but every time
you hear a siren it's a real siren passing in the street below
and the crickets come from an Illinois backyard at 3am in August 2005
the collage prefaces with Jackson Pollack in 1953 describing
his work and Morton Feldman's score for the Jackson Pollack film
over which Seht is heard Valles Marineris the track until the Stooges
startle us with Loose (Funhouse) which quickly recedes to Tower Recordings
(?) and I Saw the World from a Tom Rapp tribute and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan
and co. swirl into Must Must reorienting our touchdown until Tim Buckley's
Hallucinations (Goodbye & Hello the 1968 lp) disintegrate the texture
which is relaid by Public Image Ltd's Albatross which lives in memory
(from a 1980 Chicago concert) but this is from Mertal Box
though which Melted Man pushes in with Itch Offer (thanks Scott Williams)
until Sun Ra and Dancing Shadows (From Nothing Is... on ESP)
reconfigures the aural space, sharing then dominating, then wiped out
by Daniel Menche from Jugularis (track 3) and a drilling into your skull
but all is cleared out by Comitatus (with Hermione Gart) You Can't Win
based on the book and a true lesson in life and it plays itself out until
Moondog's gentle chorus of All Is Loneliness settles in
and is chased by Big Brother and the Holding Company
and their own version of Moondog's All Is Loneliness

break
the soundtrack of the film The Trip starts us up again
with Peter's Trip which is redirected to
Sam the Sham (but he's no sham) he's just backwards
Wooly Bully yloop yloop
and the Ig is back with the Stooges
and I been dirt but I don't care
overwhelmed by Six Organs of Admittance and
a splash of Assyrian Blood
which reveals the Subcode by Jah Wobble and Bill Laswell
and leaves us with a build to the end
first Blind Faith and Can't Find My Way Home
and Vicki Bennett and People Like Us
and Israeli conman Uri Gellar explaining Nothing
and the light of You Get Brighter Every Day
by the Incredible String Band
and nowhere to run No Escape by the Seeds
and the collage has dropped you off where?