Let me give you a little background on solipsistic NATION<\/b> if you\u2019re new to the show.<\/p>\n
solipsistic NATION<\/b> began as a show on a pirate radio station a year or so ago. Electronic music is so diverse that I didn\u2019t want to limit myself to one particular genre. The concept of the show was that I wanted to explore all genres of electronic music, whether it was drum and bass, trip hop, techno, ambient, etc.<\/p>\n
I stopped doing solipsistic NATION<\/b> as a radio program because I simply could dedicate the time I needed to produce what I considered a high quality show. Things have settled down since then and I\u2019ve relaunched solipsistic NATION<\/b> as a weekly podcast.<\/p>\n
Previous episodes of solipsistic NATION<\/b> have included shows on house music<\/a>, chill out music<\/a>, drum and bass<\/a> and hip hop<\/a>. There have also been documentaries on nerdcore<\/a> and chiptunes<\/a>, a mix by guest DJ Eve Falcon<\/a> and a live performance by Deru<\/a>. The show has also included interviews with Rena Jones<\/a>, Grouse<\/a>, and Dielectric Records<\/a>.<\/p>\n On today\u2019s edition of solipsistic NATION<\/b> we\u2019ll focus on electronic music that feautres synchopated and offbeat rhythms. We\u2019ll start the show with an interview with Ben Torrence<\/a>, founder of Woodson Lateral Records<\/a>.<\/p>\n