– News Of The World – February 10, 1942 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – Ominous day, this February 10th in 1942. Japanese troops were closing in on the British island of Singapore and it was only a matter of hours, if not days, before the embattled island would be
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April 14, 1945 – Report from The Pacific – Leslie Nichols – Mutual Broadcasting System – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – April 14, 1945. While America was recovering from the loss of President Roosevelt only two days earlier, and the end of the war in Europe only a matter of
Radio Tokyo – news in English – March 26, 1942 – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – March 26, 1942 – With reports of Japanese troops setting up shop in Rangoon, ceremonies in Nanking, the full occupation of Malaya and Java and the continued Japanese successes throughout Asia, you could get
Kikagaku Moyo – live at Berlin Desertfest – May 4, 2019 – If you’ve ever wondered what the state of Psychedelia is in the world, head over to Tokyo where you will find it is alive and well and thriving. Kikagaku Moyo has been around since 2012 and have gotten
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March 2, 1942 – News Reports from Radio Tokyo in English – Gordon Skene Sound Collection – March 2, 1942 – News from Radio Tokyo’s English Service regarding the Japanese invasion of Java, which began on March 1. In the weeks leading up to the invasion, senior Dutch government officials
