The Clockwork Cabaret
Music o' Gears for Steampunk Ears
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The Clockwork Cabaret
The Clockwork Cabaret is a weekly radio show hosted by the darling Davenport sisters, Emmett and Klaude, on WCOM 103.5 FM-LP in Chapel Hill/Carrboro, NC, every Monday at 11pm. And, you can call in to the show via the telephone at 919.929.9601.

We play the "Music o' Gears", an anachronistic style of music that will make you long for the days gone by. A wide assortment of jazz, blues, goth, folk, swing, gypsy punk, dark cabaret, steampunk, classical and other related genres.

So, pour yourself a glass of port or a nice cup of tea and give us a listen.
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February 2008 Episodes:
  • Pub Date: Feb 27, 2008
  • Episode 5: A Night Above Paris
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  • Bonjour! Or perhaps bonsoir, gentle listeners, apply as the current time would dictate. The Davenport sisters would like to present you with episode 5 of The Clockwork Cabaret. What happened to episodes 3 and 4, you ask? Epic failure of the Davenport sisters' recording devices led to an unrecorded third show, an poor Klaude half blew up not only herself, but also the cylinder on which episode four was recorded. She's had a pout and a sulk over that mistake, and hopefully learned her lesson. Which brings us to... Episode Cinq! The sisters hover peacefully above Paris on this lovely February night. Emmett delights with tales of her most memorable visit to Paris and poetry from Baudelaire, while Klaude shares another installment in her modest collection of botched inventions and the sisters enjoy the inevitable visit by Phineas P. Moneyload, Rogue Financier. The sisters also have a thrilling announcement and invitation which they wish to extend via the following aethernet website for your presence attending The Clockwork Ball.

    02.27.08 Playlist

    Dr. Steel - Planet X Marks the Spot
    The Hackensaw Boys - Gospel Plow
    Leon Redbone - Somewhere Down Below the Dixon Line
    The Damned - Alone Again Or
    Holly GoLightly & the Brokeoffs - Devil Do
    Public Image Limited - Swan Lake
    Stephen J. Sparks - Monkeyshine Pantsuit
    Thomas Dolby - Europa & the Pirate Twins
    Iain Bellamy - Close to You (from Mirrormask)
    Fad Gadget - Collapsing New People
    Simon Boswell - It's Horrible, I Love It, What Is It?
    Screams for Tina - 11:11
    France Gall - La Fille D'un Garcon
    DeVotchKa - Somethin' Stupid
    Tom Waits - A Little Drop of Poison
    Brodskey Quartet with Elvis Costello - I Almost Had a Weakness
    The Scarring Party - Follow It Down
    Chris Isaak - I'm Not Sleepy
    Asylum Street Spankers - Be Like You
    Vernian Process - The Elegance of Espionage
    Beautiful South - Les Yeux Ouverts
    Smashing Pumpkins - Ava Adore
    Rasputina - Cage in a Cave
    Joe Strummer & the Mescaleros - Mondo Bongo
    Cocteau Twins - Pitch the Baby
    Nouvelle Vague - In A Manner of Speaking
    Robert Preston & Julie Andrews - Me & You
    Einsturzende Neubauten - Silence is Sexy

    A la prochaine, dear listeners!
  • Pub Date: Feb 19, 2008
  • Episode 4: Clockwork Hearts

  • Here we are celebrating St. Valentine's Day. Emmett is being 'Little Miss Mopey Bloomers' as her fiance, Rupert Wormwood, is locked away in an asylum and Klaude attempts to cheer her up, along with Phineas P.Moneyload. They regale her with Steampunk Pickup Lines, Lessons in Communicating with a Fan, and of course, another installment of Klaude's Botched Inventions. Alas, in all of the excitement, no one remembered to make sure the recording device was switched on, but you can see what was played during the show.

    02.19.08 Playlist:

    Adam Ant - Hello, I Love You
    Martin L. Gore - Lover Man
    The Cure - Lovesong (Instrumental Demo)
    Royskopp - Poor Leno
    Covenant - Happy Man
    Gary Jules - Mad World
    New Model Army - I Love the World
    The Magnetic Fields - 2 Characters in Search of a Country Song
    The Magnetic Fields - (Crazy for You) But Not That Crazy
    David Bowie - Somebody Up There Likes Me
    Jeff Buckley - Hallelulah
    The Darkness - Love Is Only A Feeling
    T-Bone Burnett - Baby Don't You Say You Love Me
    The Tiger Lillies with Kronos Quartet - Trampled Lily
    Sumi Jo - Mozart: Queen of the Night Aria
    Outkast - Dracula's Wedding
    Chet Baker - My Funny Valentine
    Messer Chugs - Difficult Love
    Cassandra Wilson - Love Is Blindness
    Nine Inch Nails - All the Love in the World
    DeVotchKa - Last Beat of My Heart
    Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - Get Ready for Love
  • Pub Date: Feb 12, 2008
  • Episode 3: Free for All
  • Here marks the third installment of the program, filled with a visit from Phineas P. Moneyload, Rogue Financier, a Modest collection of Klaude's Botched Inventions and Poetry compiled by Emmett.

    The Davenport sisters are still getting the hang of the equipment, and as a result, Emmett inadvertently removed an important wire, which causes the show to not be recorded... however, you make look over the musical selection that they played on the show.

    02.12.08 Playlist:

    NY Philharmonic Orchestra, conducted by Leonard Bernstein - Johann Strauss: Vienna Blood Waltz
    Adam Ant - Stand & Deliver
    Brodsky Quartet - Debussy's Golliwogg's Cakewalk
    Andrew Bird's Bowl of Fire - 50 Pieces
    Strawfoot - Seven Ways (Live)
    Unextraordinary Gentlemen - Open Arms, Empty Air
    The Soil Bleeds Black - Shout
    Nina Hagen - Let Me Entertain You
    The Sisters of Mercy - This Corrosion
    Brave Combo - Tick Tock Polka
    Tom Waits - Step Right Up
    Kraftwerk - Airwaves
    Klaus Nomi - Lightning Strikes
    Placebo - Bigmouth Strikes Again
    The Damned - Absinthe
    The Brides - Audience to the End
    The Tiger Lillies with Kronos Quartet - ABC
    Danielle Dax - Big Hollow Man
    Vernian Process - Rust, Part II
    Tear Garden - Ophelia
    Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - Lovely Creatures
    Voltaire with The Oddz - Come Sweet Death
    Grinderman - Honeybee (Treacle Sessions)
  • Pub Date: Feb 06, 2008
  • Episode 2: The Sea
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  • Hovering peacefully over the sea on a return trip from China (Klaude had a sudden and overwhelming desire for some Ma Por Tofu), the sisters Davenport decide to open the portholes on the airship Calpurnia to let in the salty breezes and let down some nets for a little light fishing.

    Join them on this peaceful evening for music and poetry on the theme of the ocean. This show includes Klaude's book review of Jeff Noon's 'Automated Alice' and a visit from Phineas P. Moneyload, Rogue Financier!

    02.06.08 Playlist

    Blue October - Into the Ocean
    Flogging Molly - Queen Anne's Revenge
    Miranda Sex Garden - The Wooden Boat
    The Damned - Seagulls
    Crash Test Dummies - Swimming in Your Ocean
    Tom Waits - Cold water
    Drink Me - Barnacled Whale
    The Bolshoi - Amsterdam
    The Smothers Brothers - Sailor's Lament
    Malaria - Kaltes Klares Wasser (Cold Clear Water)
    In Tenebris - At Sea (Longing)
    Elvis Costello - Shipbuilding
    The Commitments - Too Many Fish in the Sea
    Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - Rock of Gibraltar
    The Hellblinki Sextet - Pirate Intro/Pirate's Life
    New Model Army - Married The Sea
    This Mortal Coil - Song to the Siren
    The Decemberists - The Mariner's Revenge Song
    Adam & the Ants - Jolly Roger
    Queen - 7 Seas of Rhye
    Les Baxter - Atlantis
    Ghosting - Blood Ocean