A set played by No Use For Humans for a Warper event at the Clocktower, January 2012. NUFH is a project of drummer Steve Honoshowsky who has experimented with a wild and creative variety of percussion and drum setups, both acoustic and electronic.

Alec Bemis says this mixtape is probably the closest his show will ever get to attempting to start a dance party. Maybe you'd call what follows funky music, or maybe it's more appropriate to just say it has some soul.

Director Agnieszka Holland discusses the difficulties of filming, casting and editing her latest, fact-based drama In Darkness which recounts a Polish thief’s transformation when he hides a group of Jews in the sewers to protect them from Nazis.

In the Hopper this time around the sweet, soulful sounds of Sons and Daughters of the Light, Eddie Jefferson, Brooklyn Funk Essentials, Captain Planet and many others massage your ears and make you move with the music of Love, Peace and Soul.

This mix tape focuses on chilled out songs & beats from as far back as 30 years, right up to stuff that just dropped this week. So chill to this selection of blissed out rockers, dub versions of classics and some of the latest chillwave soundscapes.

Béco Dranoff has returned from six weeks in Brazil with a precious cargo of CDs released in 2011 - an amazing year for the modern Brazilian MPB scene. Here he selects some favorite tracks focusing on a progressive vibe, and celebrating Carnaval.

Recorded by the New York Public Library, two photographer/artists discuss their mutual experiences, technique and format, celebrities (and how to photograph them), face blindness, Lana Turner, Yoko Ono, Cindy Sherman, the Dalai Lama, and much more.

Mezzo-soprano avant-genre artist Carolyn “Honeychild" Coleman was one of 24 artists who performed at the Clocktower Gallery as part of DJ Shakey's Warper Party project and marathon performance on Jan. 12, 2012. Kate Bush meets Sarah Vaughn.

Jeannie Hopper sits down with Julie Covello aka DJ Shakey to talk Hobo-tech, Electro-Swing, snowboarding, living life at Rubalad, alternative audio controllers, Ableton Live, Moldover, the Warper Party, and working in the Clocktower Gallery.

This new series begins with inspiration following time spent at Denniston Hill, NY art center, during which Bemis curated a month's worth of residencies and to which this mix is dedicated. From Alan Lomax to Pablo Casals, from Antony to Erik Satie.

After sharing thousands of songs on dance floors worldwide for the past 15 years, Nickodemus has joined the Clocktower radio team with this first offering from the eclectic dance music spectrum: Stevie Wonder, Quantic, Teebs, Flying Lotus, and more.

Actor Will Bond, of the SITI Company, discusses his performance as Bob at New York Live Arts, Jan. 19-29, 2012. They discuss the show, the background of the company, the work of the playwright and director Robert Wilson, upon whom the show is based.

Jeannie Hopper interviews and plays music with Mark Kneppers of Kraak & Smaak, one of the group's three core studio members. After bonding over a slavish devotion to vinyl and a love for classic funk they created their debut album, Boogie Angst.