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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 27/09/2026

Playlist for Sovereign Glory: Sept. 27, 2026. Archived on Mixcloud.

Sovereign Glory promotional graphic dated Sept. 27, 2026. Collage-style design with large green “Sovereign Glory” lettering, descriptions of jazz, electronic, ambient, experimental and found sound, and show information for DJ Randall Roberts on CRSTL.FM with a Mixcloud archive. Two smiling women wearing headphones appear at right beneath the phrase “Music, sweet, sweet radio on the internet music,” divided from the text by a jagged orange lightning bolt.

Sovereign Glory radio-show playlist graphic dated Sept. 27, 2026. A yellow tracklist panel at left names DJ Randall Roberts and artists including Satoshi & Makoto, Susumu Yokota, Peaking Lights, Grace Jones, Mouse on Mars, Monolake, Joe Henderson and Mulatu Astatke. At right, two smiling women in headphones stand beneath warped text reading “Music, sweet, sweet radio on the internet music,” split by a large orange lightning bolt.

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 22/09/2026

Flashback to my hometown head-shop, Strawberry Fields, which corrupted me in ways both good and not so good.

Robert Crumb’s “Keep on Truckin’” comic, showing a series of lanky, exaggerated men in oversized shoes strutting, dancing and leaning backward as the captions read, “Truckin’ on down the line,” “Hey hey hey,” “I said keep on truckin’” and “Truckin’ my blues away!”

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 20/09/2026

playlist for this week's luxurious sovereign glory features Finnish improv, German minimalism, Japanese ambient and deep, eerie British electronic dub. Archived on Mixcloud.

Square Sovereign Glory playlist graphic on a bright yellow field with a neon green border. A vintage black-and-white image shows a mime-like performer reclining with a pipe, above a long September 20, 2026 playlist printed across a dark panel. Large gray type reads “SOVEREIGN GLORY PLAYLIST FOR 9.20.2026,” with green diagonal text reading “ARCHIVED ON MIXCLOUD.” Bottom text promotes Sundays 5–7 a.m. CST on CRSTL.FM and identifies disc jockey Randall Roberts.

Square promotional graphic for Sovereign Glory’s fall listening event. Bright yellow, peach and purple borders frame a vintage illustration of a woven chair with a green cushion. Large white type reads “FALL LISTENING EVENT,” with “Take a Load Off” and “Please Remain Seated” in purple. Side text lists “Global Jazz • Instrumental Electronic • Sauna Bass • Cushioncore • Hi-Tech Sofa • Ambient” and “Music - On the Internet!” The center frame repeats the word “REPETITION” around the chair. Bottom text promotes Sovereign Glory Radio Hour(s), Sundays 5–7 a.m. CST, streaming on CRSTL.FM and archived on Mixcloud.

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 30/08/2026

Billions of shows, podcasts & episodes compete for your exquisitely discerning attention, rare intellectual gifts and frankly intimidating taste. Only one is Sovereign Glory. Early Sunday’s transmission, with Atom™, Julia Holter, Rhythm & Sound, Bill Orcutt and Lambchop, is now on Mixcloud.

Tilted, retro-futurist Sovereign Glory radio poster featuring a dude wearing headphones and holding an elaborate antenna beside a large speaker. Text promotes the Sunday 5-7 a.m. CST broadcast on CRSTL.FM and its Mixcloud archive.

Green-and-orange Sovereign Glory playlist graphic dated Aug. 30, 2026, pairing a vintage photograph of an experimental loudspeaker with the show’s full track list. Text across the speaker reads “Archived on Mixcloud.”

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 12/07/2026

Sovereign Glory #833: Living room house and techno music from rRoxymore, T. Brinkmann, DJ Koze, Hawtin & Gonzales, James Devane, Robert Hood and more.

Promotional poster for the July 12 episode of Sovereign Glory. A vintage photograph of a stately hotel dominates the center, overlaid with the arched title "Sovereign Glory." Text across the image reads: "Disc Jockey Randall Roberts," "Sundays 5–7 AM CST," and "Spend Quality Time With Jazz, Electronic, Ambient & Other Music." A small airplane appears in the sky at upper right, while a decorative oval emblem sits near the bottom of the building. The image is framed by a lavender border with red stars in each corner. Along the top, blue text announces: "July 12 episode: Lots of brilliant HOUSE MUSIC." Along the bottom: "Stream: CRSTL.FM • Archive: Mixcloud."

Promotional graphic for the Sovereign Glory playlist for July 12, 2026. Across the top, large serif lettering reads "Sovereign Glory Playlist for July 12, 2026," with the subtitle "Comfortable House and Techno Music." Beneath is a complete playlist beginning with The Langley School Music Project's "Rhiannon," followed by Four Tet's Wingdings pseudonym, Carl Finlow, Thomas Brinkmann, The Soft Pink Truth, Luomo, Robert Hood, Anna Kost, Pan Sonic, SND, Lifted, Leo, Third Person, MGMT, μ-Ziq, Lusine, DJ Koze, Richie Hawtin, James Devane, rRoxymore, Triola and Pole. The background resembles aged parchment with a watercolor illustration of two ornate upholstered chairs flanking a soft pink sofa. At the bottom, text reads: "Disc Jockey: Randall Roberts" and "Archived at Mixcloud."

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 21/06/2026

Sovereign Glory, Sunday morning. Hour One: UK Jazz. Hour Two: Chicago Jazz. Playlist:

A dark, neon-outline version of the same promotional graphic. The automobile service center scene has been transformed into glowing edge-detected lines against a black background, with the gold car, diagnostic equipment and technician rendered in luminous outlines. The “Sovereign Glory Diagnostic Service” title remains prominent at top, while turquoise text across the center lists the program playlist. The first hour focuses on contemporary London jazz and adjacent artists, including Tara Clerkin Trio, DARGZ, Nubya Garcia, Ezra Collective, The Comet Is Coming, Tom Skinner, Yussef Dayes, Theon Cross, Alfa Mist, Yaz Ahmed, Nala Sinephro, Greg Foat and Tempelhof & Gigi Masin. The second hour highlights Chicago artists such as Bitchin Bajas, Natural Information Society, Chicago Underground Quartet, Chicago Odense Ensemble, Sam Prekop, Ben LaMar Gay, Anteloper, Angel Bat Dawid, Tortoise, Makaya McCraven, Daniel Villarreal and Isotope 217. Along the bottom, “Disc Jockey Randall Roberts” appears above signage reading “Recent Jazz London” and “Recent Jazz Chicago,” framing the London-versus-Chicago theme of the broadcast.

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 12/06/2026

This vintage matchbook cover makes me want to drop everything to open a third-space spot called Bar Twinkle Star.

Vintage Japanese matchbook cover for Twinkle Star Bar in Sasebo. A stylized red silhouette of a woman in a long flowing gown stands against a pale turquoise background, holding a cocktail glass. Yellow stars are scattered around her, while the words “TWINKLE STAR BAR” curve overhead in blue lettering. Along the bottom of the dress appears the location text, “10 Minato-cho, Sasebo.” The design uses bold, simple shapes and a mid-century nightclub aesthetic.

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 23/05/2026

Your time is valuable. Give me some of it. Jazz, ambient, electronic, lotioncore, towel music, aloewave. Sovereign Glory, archived at Mixcloud here. www.mixcloud.com/genres/crstl...

A bold, retro-futurist promotional graphic for the radio show “Sovereign Glory” by Randall Roberts. Concentric rectangular borders in vivid blue, orange and yellow frame the design, creating a hypnotic geometric effect. At the center is a grainy image of a large airplane in flight. Curved text above the image reads “Sovereign Glory,” with “Disc Jockey? Randall Roberts” below. Additional text promotes the show as a weekly archived radio program on CRSTL.FM and Mixcloud. Smaller genre-style phrases along the bottom include “Ambient,” “Towel Music,” “Aloe Wave,” and “Lotioncore.” Peripheral text around the border includes playful slogans such as “Your time is valuable. Give me some of it.” and “You probably won’t regret it.”

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 20/05/2026

Quote with a fictional band that is not Spinal Tap.

Album cover for Bad News by Bad News featuring four members of the spoof metal group posing dramatically in leather outfits, studded accessories and teased glam-metal hair. The title “BAD NEWS” appears across the top in large dripping red letters against a cloudy blue background, parodying classic 1980s heavy metal album art.

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 02/05/2026

Random Wilko Johnson appreciation post.

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 23/04/2026

Post a better subject for a biopic named "Michael". #BetterMichaelFilms

A black-and-white photo of a man with long hair and a thick mustache, wearing a striped cap and a dark button-up shirt, sitting casually indoors. He smiles slightly while holding a bottle of beer toward the camera. Behind him, shelves lined with large bottles and a wooden wall suggest a bar or rustic interior setting.

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 05/04/2026

Hey friends. Two hours of magic early tomorrow morning. Archived on mixcloud. Sovereign Glory.

Square promotional flyer for a radio show titled “Sovereign Glory.” At center, a black-and-white cutout of a person leaning into a circular ring of piano keys, as if playing from inside the instrument, set against a cosmic, star-filled background. The ring resembles a keyboard loop, with text around it reading “Piano Arc,” “CRSTL.FM,” “Sundays,” and “Disc Jockey Randall Roberts.” The surrounding frame is muted pink and purple with lime-green text listing featured artists including John Zorn, Harry Partch, Caroline Shaw, Massive Attack, Wire, and others. Side text notes the show is archived on Mixcloud.

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 29/03/2026

More Sō Percussion. Shoutout to the sound guy. 🥁

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 29/03/2026

Ecstatic drone: Lou Reed Drones at Big Ears.

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 29/03/2026

Ecstatic bliss: Sō Percussion casting a spell during its performance of Reich’s ‘Drumming’ at Big Ears. Life-affirming.

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 08/03/2026

Audiobook tip for the trek: The Unnamed is about a successful NYC lawyer’s baffling compulsion to walk for days at a time.

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 22/02/2026

Mixcloud of it is here: www.mixcloud.com/CRSTLFM/sove...

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 21/02/2026

Coffee with Sovereign Glory every Sunday morning 5 am pst. Mixcloud archive goes live at 7. Music by Photay, Blue Lake, Don Cherry, Wm Tyler, Yamamoto Seiichi, Marisa Anderson, Mark McGuire. 🍿🍿🍿🍿🍿☕️☕️🍳🍳

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 19/02/2026

Drop something MUSCULAR 🏋️‍♀️ 🖤 💪

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 14/02/2026

Tomorrow morning early. Sovereign Glory. New & old jazz, electronic, ambient and other music. Stream at 5 am cst, on Mixcloud 8 am cst. You don’t need it, but you’ll really like it.

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 11/02/2026

Pam Bondi is serving uncut Parker Posey hysterics.

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 07/02/2026

Sovereign Glory episode #566 airs live at dawn tomorrow via CRSTL.FM and on Mixcloud at 8 a.m. cst — and every Sunday morning thereafter until the end of days.

Graphic flyer styled like a vintage hi-fi magazine ad, centered on a silver Toshiba cassette deck with analog VU meters and knobs. The deck is labeled “CRSTL.FM,” with text reading “SUNDAYS • 5 AM cst • mixcloud.” Along the right side, bold vertical text reads “DISC JOCKEY RANDALL ROBERTS.” Across the top, a headline says “This new sovereign glory contains all we know.” A quoted blurb at the bottom praises “SOVEREIGN GLORY” for sound quality and “silky-quiet precision.” The entire image is framed by a thick red border repeating the phrase “FUCK ICE” in blue capital letters.

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 30/01/2026

Just in case you have any foot issues this weekend. #footfacts #tape

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 25/01/2026

Sovereign Glory 2 hours weekly crstl.radio Sundays Goes live @ 5 am cst Debut = Feb. 2

A collage-style promotional flyer in neon yellow and coral announces the radio show Sovereign Glory. At the center is a grainy black-and-white illustration of a vintage boombox with twin speakers. Along the left edge, the word “JAZZ” repeats in a vertical column. The top headline reads “Sovereign Glory” in distorted black lettering. A strip of cut-and-paste text below evokes radios blaring on Sunday mornings. Additional text blocks list genres including electronic, experimental, ambient, strange rock, weird sounds of the woods, and folk. Near the bottom, bold arrows frame the schedule: “Airs Sunday five–seven A.M.” with “Shows drop on Mixcloud 8:00 morning.” The flyer notes “The first episode: Feb. 8” and ends with “CR Streaming” and “Community Radio,” all rendered in a rough, zine-like aesthetic with visible texture, misalignment, and high-contrast colors.

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 24/01/2026

Burlesque of North America t-shirt ftw. burlesquedesign.com/collections/...

A gray T-shirt with a purple graphic showing the outline of Minnesota and a Tyrannosaurus rex walking across it. Above the image, curved text reads “IF TRUMP HATES US THIS MUCH,” and below it, bold block letters read “WE MUST BE DOING SOMETHING RIGHT.”

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 09/01/2026

Factoid Friday: Reggie Watts plays drum machine (and, presumably, makes the pew-pew laser gun sounds) on this great Eyvand King track from 1996. #nowplaying #nowspinning #factoidfriday youtu.be/ptrUcBfagRQ?...

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 28/12/2025

I own Terry Van Vliet’s signed copy of his brother Don’s 1988 book, Skeleton Breath, Scorpion Blush.

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 28/12/2025

Post a perfect album from the 90s that isn't …

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“Randall📀Roberts” @liledit.bsky.social · 27/12/2025

#nowspinning #vinyl #records John Angaiak’s brilliant ‘I’m Lost in the City,’ recorded in Fairbanks, Alaska not long after the artist returned from Vietnam. Reissued by @lightintheattic.bsky.social in 2016. (This original is on loan from Hitt Records.)