Podcasts about anthemic

Wilmington, North Carolina-based alltheprettythings has combined musicians from bands you might know to make music you would not expect. The band is comprised of vocalist, Logan Tabor (Damona Waits, Mood Mechanics); guitarist, Tristan Matthew (Newlands, touring bassist for Chiodos); drummer Jeremy Bryan (Alesana) and Guitarist / Producer, Worth Weaver (producer and touring guitarist for He Is Legend, Thousand Foot Krutch). The multitude of styles and influences that go into these songs will change the way you look at rock music. Anthemic tracks dominate their body of work. “Teenage Lines” soaring sonics and vocal urgency contrasts in some ways with the warm, familiar nature of “I Want You Back” but both have a signature complexity that marks the band's music. TikTok https://www.tiktok.com/@jesealee Instagram https://www.instagram.com/jesealee/ YouTube https://youtube.com/@JeseaLee Podcast on Spotify https://open.spotify.com/show/5ptN7bPT8MEYf3W1J28fAK?si=e2a2f7cc56904cd4 Podcast on YouTube https://www.youtube.com/@JeseaLee Production by WhatTheGleeson Content Creation  https://www.instagram.com/whatthegleeson Spotify Playlists: https://open.spotify.com/user/1281170391?si=f063098bbc4a4c7f Subscribe to my newsletter: https://jesealee.substack.com/ Merch: https://my-store-11455576.creator-spring.com/ Everything else: https://www.jesealee.com/

The renowned American band, The Killers, paid a heartfelt tribute to the iconic Beatles by covering their popular song “I Want To Hold Your Hand” during their concert in Forest. This unexpected treat was received with enthusiasm and admiration by fans and music enthusiasts alike.The Killers, known for their eclectic mix of songs often infused with elements of British invasion rock, brought back a part of the Beatles' magical charm. Lighting up the stage with their brilliant performance, the band successfully recreated a glorious era of music. Their excellent rendition was reflective of the influence The Beatles' music has on the contemporary scene.Furthermore, this inspiring performance was also a nod to the fact that music transcends time and continues to resonate with audiences of all generations. By covering “I Want To Hold Your Hand”, The Killers not only showcased their versatile talent but also reintroduced the timeless charm of The Beatles to a new audience.Adding another feather to their cap, The Killers marked their 20th anniversary since the release of their explosive debut album 'Hot Fuss' with a residency in Vegas. This comes as a huge milestone for the band that has consistently produced chart-toppers and ground-breaking music loved by fans worldwide.In other news, famous personality Sean Combs returned the “Key to the City of New York” on the request of the Mayor. This gesture demonstrates the close-knit community in the city and how every resident, famous or not, plays a pivotal role in the spirit of New York.The Killers never fail to impress, be it through their magnificent performances or through their actions which portray a deep sense of love and respect towards the music industry. By paying tribute to music legends like The Beatles and celebrating milestones intelligently, they continue to remain one of the most loved and celebrated bands in contemporary music.

“Dumbfounded, downtrodden and dejected/Crestfallen, grief-stricken and exhausted.” All hail the king of anxiety. Pop-punk legend Jeff Rosenstock mutated his career for the…at least third time with a wallop of hyper-catchy, hyper-depressing albums. Anthemic to the core, POST- was the grandest of them all, a personal and political dissection in the wake of Trump's election. No one gets out unscathed, especially not Rosenstock. It's hard too say if there's hope ringing out of the album, but at the very least it's one of the finest albums to scream along to this decade. So listen to our interview with Rosenstock, read our thoughts on POST- and see why it's one of the best of the 10s. “‘Aw yeah that was the best!' No it wasn't! I was sad then too!” — Jeff Rosenstock

Part 2 of my conversation with guest Phil Stacey about the music of 2009. Show notes: Jay's non-top 5s: Arctic Monkeys, Dinosaur Jr., Sonic Youth, Patterson Hood, Alice in Chains, Obits, Eels, Tragically Hip, Brendan Benson, Neko Case, Heaven and Hell Phil's #5: Yeah Yeah Yeahs make foray into dance rock Judas Priest makes good pump-up music Jay's #5: Trippy prog-metal from Mastodon Phil's #4: Neko Case is a force of nature Jay's #4: Art Brut with an entertaining collection of ripping artsy punk   Phil's #3: Slow-burning solo excursion from Patterson Hood Jay's #3: Anthemic punk/classic rock mix from Japandroids Phil's #2: Phish returns after a 5-year break Jay's #2: Jarvis Cocker with the kickass Albini-recorded solo ripper  Phil's and Jay's #1:  Monster supergroup debut from Them Crooked Vultures Jay saw TCV in Boston on their only tour Always cool to see someone from Zeppelin play live Favorite songs: "Angela" (Jay), "Elephants" (Phil) Completely Conspicuous is available through Apple Podcasts. Subscribe and write a review! The opening and closing theme of Completely Conspicuous is "Theme to Big F'in Pants" by Jay Breitling. Voiceover work is courtesy of James Gralian.

Anthemic. Angular. Inscrutable. These are all words that could describe Wichita, Kansas indie-rock-cum blister-pop band The Embarrassment. Musician Bob Fay (Sebadoh, Cardinal, Lost Hours) discovered them at the end their short-but-prolific existence, after they moved to Boston and eventually splintered off into other bands - Big Dipper and The Del Fuegos to name two - leaving behind a slew of excellent releases including the 1983 mini-LP 'Death Travels West'. "We Were Famous, You Don't Remember" Songs discussed in this episode: Immigrant Song (live) - The Embarrassment; Beauty Of The Ride - Sebadoh; She's Fetching, Ron Klaus Wrecked His House - Big Dipper; Don't Run Wild - The Del Fuegos; This Is Not A Photograph - Mission Of Burma; Venus - Television; Careen, Viewmaster - The Embarrassment; Here Comes Your Man - Pixies; Drive Me To The Park - The Embarrassment; Communist Radio - The Eat; Lewis and Clark, D-Rings, Sex Drive, Chapter 12 - The Embarrassment; Love Beach - Emerson, Lake & Palmer; This Charming Man - The Smiths; Hip and Well Read, Death Travels West - The Embarrassment; Gimme Gimme Shock Treatment (live) - Ramones; Sevens Glass Lady - Lost Hours

Wilmington, North Carolina-based alltheprettythings has combined musicians from bands you might know to make music you would not expect. The multitude of styles and influences that go into these songs will change the way you look at rock music. Anthemic tracks dominate their body of work. “Teenage Lines” soaring sonics and vocal urgency contrasts in some ways with the warm, familiar nature of “Careful Girls (Little Love)” but both have a signature complexity that marks the band's music. Vocalist, Logan Tabor (Mood Mechanics) assembles his lyrics using past and present thoughts from a book of phrases he has fancied over the years – some were random thoughts and some pieces of songs that would never be. In their combination, he imbues them with new, deeper meaning. The intensity of each of the songs is buoyed by his dynamic, versatile performance style. Scottish-Born, South African-raised and San Antonio, TX-based guitarist Tristan Matthew (Newlands, touring bassist for Chiodos) discerns what to contribute to a song through contemplation. The song speaks to him – tells him what it needs. His inspiration transforms the song giving it the right mix of subtlety and presence. The affable Jeremy Bryan (Alesana) on drums enthusiastically supports his bandmates' songwriting efforts. “We all seem to intuitively understand what direction the songs want to go, so we help them get there,” he says. His work ethic (collaborating while on tour) combined with his belief in the talent of Logan, Worth and Tristan moves the project forward in the most positive of directions. For Worth Weaver (producer and touring guitarist for He Is Legend, Thousand Foot Krutch), recording is more of a ‘scientific' endeavor. The alchemy that happens in his studio transforms the parts his bandmates send him and that he records, making them into a seamless whole. Worth makes it all fit – pushing out the boundaries of the songs to make room for some serious innovation. Some bass tracks were recorded by the band's original bassist, James Weaver (Worth's brother who passed in 2020) and the resulting EP will be dedicated to his memory. The four members are currently in talks with a notable bassist to carry the torch for future recordings and tours. What keeps the band inspired is their friendship and like-minded senses of humor. While recording, band members named unfinished songs after lines from their shared favorite movies. From Ace Ventura, Pet Detective to That Thing You Do!, the members grew up with so many of the same cultural references that made their way into their jokes and – more importantly - their music. For the members of alltheprettythings this journey is one of friends that are family and keeping the creative process enjoyable for them – and the listener!#interview #newmusic #newartist #heislegend #thrice #blessthefall

Today on the podcast we are featuring the Nashville-based artist Charlotte Sands. Learn more about her and listen to her track “Alright.” Share your thoughts on the track and artist with a voicemail message at https://anchor.fm/eat-sleep-breathe-music/ Get a full transcript of the show here --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/eat-sleep-breathe-music/message

On today's episode, we'll hear music that's vulnerable, elemental, spiritual, and anthemic.  Excellent tunes from Chicago, Calgary, and Los Angeles.  Music by Sick Day, Moth Broth, Jairus Sharif, & Mark and the Tiger Visit the https://songsurfingpodcast.com/episode-69/ (Show Notes Page) for links to the music featured on this episode. Support Song Surfing when you purchase through these affiliate links: • Amazing plugins and loops at https://pluginboutique.com/?a_aid=songsurfing (https://pluginboutique.com/?a_aid=songsurfing) • Visit the https://songsurfingpodcast.com/affiliates/ (Affiliates page) for more great deals and help the show earn a bit of revenue.  Help the show!!!  https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/song-surfing/id1549025544 (Rate & review ) Follow Song Surfing https://www.facebook.com/songsurfingpodcast (Facebook)     https://www.instagram.com/songsurfingpodcast/ (Instagram)     https://twitter.com/SongSurfingPod (Twitter)  Check this out!   John was on https://www.buzzsprout.com/1177244/10659208-ep-45-a-ghost-is-born-wilco-ft-john-kehl-of-song-surfing (Album Rebrews) to talk Wilco's A Ghost Is Born Want more?   https://songsurfingpodcast.com/episode-46/ (Listen to this fine episode)  Interview with https://songsurfingpodcast.com/episode-51/ (Ian Lee of Human Errors) Check out John's EP: https://oodles.hearnow.com/ (Life After Death)  Follow us on instagram! https://www.instagram.com/oodlesmusic/ ( John)      https://www.instagram.com/skunkweedjuju/ ( Bri)      https://www.instagram.com/thisaugustage/ ( Klock) Theme music: https://wiensolo.bandcamp.com/album/message-from-the-future (“Living in a Fishbowl” by Wien Solo) Outro music:https://album.link/s/6j24DU4LOjAQpHlLiP3L8O ( Little Pills by Patrick Moon Bird) https://forms.gle/p3ugGg2mBiv1V7jv5 (Join the Song Surfers Mailing List -US listeners get a free sticker!) https://forms.gle/casuqyVN8e5RGVd58 (Submit your music to Song Surfing) https://forms.gle/kNLGHpkNk3wDExUM6 (Spotify Playlist) Song Surfing is part of thehttps://www.thelincolnlodge.com/podcasts ( Live from the Lincoln Lodge Podcast Network) Mentioned in this episode: Plugin Boutique Use our referral link next time you're shopping for plugins at pluginboutique.com https://pluginboutique.com/?a_aid=songsurfing

Today on the podcast we are featuring the Reading, England-based indie-rockers Third Lung. Learn more about them and listen to their track “Lo-hi.” About Third Lung: They are a four-piece Reading, England-based group composed of lead vocalist and guitarist Tom Farrelly, Lead guitar and backing vocalist Cams Jurasek, bassist Rob Jacques, and drummer Sam Waugh. Get a Full Transcript of the Show Here --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/eat-sleep-breathe-music/message

Relaxing music meditation presented by Abide. Meditate on Psalm 34:17 - When the righteous cry for help, the Lord hears and delivers them out of all their troubles.Unlock the high-quality, full-length, and ad-free Christian meditation experience in the Abide app: https://abide.co/awesome

Award-Winning East Coast Pop Artist and Stunning Vocalist Rachel Cousins takes us behind her anthemic new single ‘For Myself'!   Empowering, soulful, and packed with incredible vocals and harmonies, "For Myself" is a song that stays true to Rachel's early 2000's Pop sound while seamlessly blending in modern R&B elements. Written shortly after a breakup, the song eloquently delivers the universal message that there's nothing wrong with taking time and doing things for oneself.   We also discuss recently being featured on Hockey Night In Canada, the recent shift in Rachel's sound, a potential future album & tour, and more!       Connect with Rachel Cousins! - - - - -     - - - - -   Support Colton Gee and Desert Tiger ----- Check out our webstore @ Follow Colton Gee and Desert Tiger   -----

With future Cardiff City captain Gareth Bale scoring twice for Wales at the CCS this week, Bluebirds legend Nathan Blake, Dan Tyte, and Brandon Richards chat Cymru and City ahead of the South Wales derby: Nathan tells the boys what it's like to pull on the red shirt, Swazzing free kicks and Swansea predictions. Like, subscribe and get your five star reviews in! A Jams and Mr B production See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Relaxing music meditation presented by Abide. Meditate on Colossians 3:2 - Set your minds on things above, not on earthly things.Unlock the high-quality, full-length, and ad-free Christian meditation experience in the Abide app: https://abide.co/awesome

Relaxing music meditation presented by Abide. Meditate on Psalm 63:4 - For I will restore health to you, and your wounds I will heal, declares the Lord...Unlock the high-quality, full-length, and ad-free Christian meditation experience in the Abide app: https://abide.co/awesome

Crowded House's "Don't Dream It's Over" is one of the most memorable tunes of the '80s, and the band's Neil Finn explores that lasting legacy on the latest edition of The Story Behind the Song. Crowded House helped launch a new post-New Wave era in pop music in 1986, creating beautifully simple, earthy melodies driven by guitars rather than synths. Lead singer, guitarist, and songwriter Neil Finn founded the band after the demise of Split Enz (a Kiwi band out of New Zealand with several iconic songs of its own.) Finn's most iconic song is, without a doubt, “Don't Dream It's Over” – you know, the “Hey Now, Hey Now” song. It has transcended mere “classic” status over the years to become one of the most enduring music anthems of the past several decades, inspiring sing-alongs to this day. Neil wrote this song in less than 24 hours, something this podcast has revealed to be quite common for artists when creating their most lasting, signature songs. In this sixth episode of The Story Behind the Song, host Peter Csathy interviews Finn about “Don't Dream It's Over” and how it came to be. The two also discuss Neil's beautiful love song “Fall at Your Feet” from Crowded House's third album, Woodface. Through it all, Finn touches on his continuing “out of the box” musical journey, from Split Enz, to Crowded House, to solo artist, to Fleetwood Mac -- and what's next for it all. Listen to the new episode above, or check out the full video of the interview with Finn here. Make sure you like and subscribe to The Story Behind the Song wherever you get your podcasts, and follow the Consequence Podcast Network for updates on all our series. (You can also catch Crowded House on their 2022 tour by getting tickets here.) For more from our host, follow Peter Csathy on Twitter @pcsathy and check out his company CREATV Media. Theme music courtesy of Juan Pieczanski.

Little May is an Australian trio whose signature sounds include dark and poetic lyrics, urgent guitar strumming and, above all, beautiful 3-part vocal harmonies. Their 2015 album, For The Company, was produced by The National's Aaron Dessner and may have a bit of New York in its musical DNA. The band has toured with Mumford and Sons, Alabama Shakes, and others, and in 2015, they stopped by our studio for a live set. (Archives.) Listen to Little May's 2014 in-studio appearance:  

Relaxing music meditation presented by Abide. Meditate on Psalm 63:7 - Because you are my help, I sing in the shadow of your wings.Unlock the high-quality, full-length, and ad-free Christian meditation experience in the Abide app: https://abide.com/awesome

La Tienda De Biblioteca Del Metal: Encontraras, Ropa, Accesorios,Decoracion, Ect... Todo Relacionado Al Podcats Biblioteca Del Metal Y Al Mundo Del Heavy Metal. Descubrela!!!!!! Ideal Para Llevarte O Regalar Productos Del Podcats De Ivoox. (Por Tiempo Limitado) https://teespring.com/es/stores/biblioteca-del-metal-1 DevilDriver es una banda estadounidense de groove metal formada en Santa Bárbara en 2002. La banda está formada por Dez Fafara (Coal Chamber) Mike Spreitzer, Neal Tiemann, Diego Ibarra y Austin D'Amond. Devildriver era el nombre que le daban las brujas a las campanas que usaban para manejar el mal que invocaban con sus hechizos. El grupo fue comenzado por Dez Fafara y Evan Pitts. Dez Fafara era el líder de la banda Coal Chamber, de la cual se separó antes de empezar con DevilDriver, por razones que aún son objeto de debate. DevilDriver, completado por los guitarristas Evan y Jeff, el bajista Jon y el baterista John, se concibió en 2001, durante el proceso de grabación de “Dark days”, el tercer álbum de Coal Chamber. Fafara quería añadir gordura y peso a su producción musical. Durante algún tiempo había estado pensando en moverse hacia una dirección más fresca y metálica cuando finalmente DevilDriver llegó a realizarse. Fafara llamó a Evan y el guitarrista fue a su casa, rápidamente se hicieron buenos amigos. El resto de DevilDriver fue reunido con miembros de otras bandas de la ciudad. Las cosas funcionaron, y la banda, en su estado embrionario, pasó alrededor de un año ensayando y creando las maquetas de lo que luego sería su primer disco. Fafara sabía que en cuanto terminara de girar con su otra banda dedicaría toda su energía a DevilDriver. “DevilDriver” incluye doce canciones y fue grabado en dos estudios y con dos productores distintos. Las baterías y las principales guitarras se grabaron con Ross Hogarth en Rumbo, donde también se grabó el exitoso “Appetite for destruction” de la banda angelina Guns n Roses. Las voces, overdubs y pistas de bajo se grabaron con Dan Serta en Castle Oaks. Para todos los implicados fue una experiencia positiva. Fafara admite que las influencias de black, death y heavy metal clásico han vuelto a levantar la cabeza en “DevilDriver”, y no compara a sus músicos con nadie que haya oído antes. En esencia, DevilDriver ha creado su propio estilo con rabia, oscuridad y furia. Su primer álbum, que lleva el nombre de la banda, fue lanzado el 23 de octubre de 2003, bajo el sello Roadrunner Records. Dez quería centrarse más en el lado extremo de la música, influenciado por el groove metal alejándose un poco del sonido nu metal de su anterior banda Coal Chamber. Su segundo LP, The Fury of Our Maker's Hand, fue lanzado en el 2005, y en general fue bien recibido tanto por el público como por la crítica. La banda realizó numerosas giras para presentar el disco, incluyendo Estados Unidos, Europa y Australia como soporte de bandas como In Flames, Fear Factory, y Machine Head; también se presentaron en el Burning Daylight Tour encabezado por ellos mismos. El 31 de octubre de 2006, DevilDriver relanza The Fury of Our Maker's Hand con tres canciones adicionales de estudio y tres grabaciones en vivo de temas anteriores. La edición especial también contiene un DVD con todos sus videos musicales hasta la fecha. El 16 de julio de 2007, sale a la luz el tercer disco de estudio de la banda, llamado The Last Kind Words. Fue grabado en los estudios Sonic Ranch en las afueras de El Paso, Texas. Este disco implica un cambio en el sonido de la banda hacia uno más extremo que los discos anteriores, por lo cual fue clasificado como death metal melódico . En el 2007 DevilDriver promovió el álbum en el Download Festival en Donington Park como cabezas de cartel de Linkin Park, Iron Maiden, y My Chemical Romance. La banda también apareció en 2007 en el Ozzfest. Fafara había planeando para tomarse sus primeras seis semanas de baja en 11 años, pero Sharon Osbourne lo convenció para continuar. En un concierto en Detroit, Míchigan, una grabación se hizo con el intención de lanzar un DVD en vivo en 2008 aunque este material aún no ha salido a la venta. El 16 de noviembre de 2007 Devildriver cambia de sello de discográfico de Roadrunner Records a Utopia Records por razones aún desconocidas. Ese mismo año sacaron la recopilación de su último disco The Last Kind Words con el sello Roadrunner. El 21 de febrero de 2009 la banda se presentó en Australia en el Festival de Soundwave con bandas como Lamb of God e In Flames. Después de terminar su show en Melbourne, anunciaron que su nuevo álbum sería publicado el 14 de julio de 2009. La banda también estuvo de gira en los estados del Medio Oeste a mediados de mayo de 2009 con bandas como Slipknot , 3 Inches of Blood , y All That Remains. También completó una gira europea junto a otros grupos como Behemoth y Suicide Silence. El 14 de julio de 2009, Devildriver saca al mercado su cuarto álbum de estudio llamado Pray For Villains debutando en el #35 en el Billboard 200, con ventas estimadas en alrededor de 14.600, mostrando una mejora respecto a su lanzamiento anterior, The Last Kind Words, que debutó en el #48. En marzo de 2010, DevilDriver participó en el festival Getaway Rock de 2010, que se celebró en Gävle, Suecia y comenzó el 8 de julio y terminó el día 10. La banda también fue incluida en una extensa gira por Reino Unido en noviembre de 2010 con 36 Crazyfists. El quinto álbum de DevilDriver Beast fue grabado en los estudios Sonic Ranch en Tornillo, Texas, con el productor Mark Lewis, y fue puesto en libertad el 22 de febrero de 2011. DevilDriver estuvo de gira por Australia junto a bandas como Iron Maiden, Slayer, All That Remains y Nonpoint para el Festival de Soundwave en febrero y marzo de 2011. Recientemente Jonathan Miller, el bajista de la banda desde el momento de su formación, se tomó un descanso de la banda para asistir a rehabilitación siendo sustituido por Aaron "Bubble" Patrick durante las giras, sin embargo los miembros de la banda han declarado que Miller permanece como un miembro estable dentro de la banda. En 2013, lanzaron su sexto álbum de estudio titulado Winter Kills el cual logró su mejor performance en el Billboard 200 alcanzando el número 32. Éste incluye el sencillo «The Appetite» y una versión de la canción «Sail», original de Awolnation. El 8 de octubre de 2014, Dez Fafara anunció la salida de la banda del baterista John Boecklin y el guitarrista Jeff Kendrick. La banda estará en un ínterin hasta 2016 mientras Fafara retorna a Coal Chamber. El 7 de enero de 2015, Dez Fafara anunció la entrada del baterista Austin D'Amond (Ex-Chimaira) a la banda en reemplazo de John Boecklin. Y el 19 de marzo del mismo año, anunció la entrada del guitarrista Neal Tiemann (Midwest Kings, The Anthemic, Burn Halo) en reemplazo de Jeff Kendrick. Neal Tiemann comenzó su carrera con Midwest Kings y pasó tiempo tocando con Caroline’s Spine, Burn Halo y Uncle Kracker entre otros. El 2 de mayo de 2015, Dez Fafara aseguró que actualmente existen 12 nuevas canciones escritas para el siguiente álbum de DevilDriver. Devildriver tiene planeado grabar estas 12 canciones en octubre y noviembre de 2015, así el álbum sería lanzado en la primavera/verano (hemisferio norte) del año 2016, volviendo a los ciclos normales de grabación de la banda. Además agregó que él no quería a DevilDriver "detenido" tanto tiempo, que sólo necesitaban tomarse un descanso después de lanzar el álbum Winter Kills.

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We are overwhelmed by the response to Arts Bar Live - Season Two! So let’s keep rolling ey!?? Episode two  of the miniseries and we’re privileged to bring you AYA’s session with us. Anthemic pop songs with Middle Eastern inspired vocals you’re after? Ye... it’s amazing, take a listen!    If you want to check out the video as well as the others we've done, all produced by James Amos, head over to our YouTube channel - Arts Bar Live,  https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCpfmJyJbFwmkxE3qYKfDUbQ   How to contact us:- Instagram/FB - LiverpoolArtsBar Email - Info@liverpoolartsbar.com Address - 22 Hope Street, Liverpool, L19BY

Paradise Loops is a weekly groove infused mix series aimed to provide a backdrop of balearic, anthemic and nostalgic sounds on those sun soaked glory days. Creator and resident for Paradise Loops, Danny Vito steps up in his bi weekly stint to deliver this weeks mix. Anthemic, grooving and emotional records all squeeze in to make this hour a pretty special one indeed. Paradise Loops returns to NT's Loft tomorrow night for a very special sit down soiree, with major guests 1-800 Girls, Barry Can't Swim and resident Danny Vito. Still a couple of table left, so click the link in our bio if you fancy a shin dig. Tracklist: 01 Willaris. K - Past Light 02 Kev Sheridan - It's Going To Be Perfect 03 Coeo - I Can Never Be Yours 04 Feater - Money 05 TyWi - Shepperton Rise 06 Super Jupiter - Oort Cloud 07 Liam Mour - Love 08 Adult Fiction - Love Without Words (Hidden Spheres Rooibos Mix) 09 Bow Anderson - Heavy (Icarus Remix) 10 Lobec - 5am Nostalgia 11 Aera - Prana 12 Matthew Dekay - Heimreise 13 Francois K - Hypnodelic 14 Icarus - Fade Away

The Runaways — “Cherry Bomb”, 1976.Joan Jett and Lita Ford blowing up outdated expectations of girls’ behavior? Fuck yes. Let’s start right here. Anthemic for every generation.Minuit Machine — “Prey/Hunter”, 2019. The slow-building panic and claustrophobia is deathly effective; by the end all I want to do is run toward a light I’m not sure I can even trust.Numb — “Suspended”, 1999.Their most brutal dancefloor scythe from their most uncompromising album. Peerless in ferocity and fire-breathing conviction. (And those micro breaks have stayed surprisingly tasteful.)Covenant — “Call the Ships to Port”, 2002.Covenant could not fully escape the emperor’s new clothes of future pop, but even when they traded in sawtooth waves for trance synths, they still stayed classy with timeless lyrics.Kælan Mikla — “Draumadís”, 2019. The clacking percussion and incessant buzzing pads keep this darkwave rooted in something more sinister than what its dance-friendly label would indicate.Twin Tribes — “Dark Crystal”, 2018. The best goth / pop / darkwave act of the decade. A satanic ritual has never vibed so smoothly.Kike am Radar — “Testament”, 2018. Dark disco that twists its overlapping bass riffs inside a swirl of minor key dungeon synth.Kanga — “Going Red”, 2016. Kanga’s breakout LP was a cathartic workout through numerous schools of electro, but this jam dropped the tempo into something that is immediate, dense, funky and violent.Sierra — “Unbroken”, 2019. Absolutely riveting slow-grind synthwave that has all sorts of hidden weapons up its sleeves. The production on this is next level.0THERC0DE — “Kissing in the Dark”, 2019. Anarchistic compression algorithms mutiny into a crushing digital collapse that is schizophrenic and haunting and beyond anything else the dealers are selling. (From the Telecompilation vol 2.)Klack — “Lost Without You”, 2019. Using the raw ingredients of EBM and electro, few match Klack in sheer songwriting jujitsu. Here, their synthpop genes get behind the wheel and the result singlehandedly justifies admission to their catalog.Machines of Loving Grace — “Limiter”, 1993. One of the early standard-bearers of “industrial rock”, MoLG never let guitars get in the way of a badass beat. This gets exponentially better with every decibel.Filter — “Hey Man Nice Shot”, 1995. Judge me as ye shall, but Filter’s 1995 single still spanks.Gary Numan — “Absolution”, 1998. As much as I like 80s first incarnation Numan, I like 90s second incarnation more. This pleading trip-hop slowburn prayer is a riveting portrait of an artist finding the true core of their art.

SoundCloudFacebookInstagram Modern Techno - DESNA is making her mark in the industry by avoiding a definitive classification. Noted as one of Dj Mag's emerging acts to watch in 2019, Her art transcends music; it embodies a way of living. A former Output New York favorite, DESNA's deejaying prowess through production and track selection can be defined as striking yet neutral. DESNA's futuristic sound rides primarily in the techno lane while drawing inspiration from a spectrum of sonic palettes. DESNA's musical momentum began in NYC through performing at underground parties which led to launching her own event series "Risky Business". She's had numerous, notable residencies around the world and has garnered wide acclaim by infusing her house inspired NY energy with an industrial influence derived from Western European travels. She pulls inspiration from artists such as Ben Klock, Len Faki, and Radio Slave just to name a few.DESNA returns with her latest music creation 'Pop Gun' which is set to release out on Senso Sounds Level 07 Compilation, April 3rd. This time around, the New York artist shows us the many layers of her production style throughout the Pop Gun single. DESNA is curating her very own sound for the underground, and you'll soon know a DESNA production when you hear it on the dance floor. Modern Techno at its finest. DESNA - 'Pop Gun' [Original Mix] - Six minutes on a musical journey, DESNA has you captivated from the start.  ----more---- Youtube Facebook SoundCoud Instagram Moscow Noir is the alter ego of Toronto based musician/singer/producer Lesther Gutierrez.A product of his surroundings - shaped and molded by his diverse city - he was exposed to a multitude of genres that helped explore and form his sound.Dark, deep mood, affecting tracks, reflect a layered soundscape of electronica infused with raw guitars, drums, and haunting vocals. A journey drawn from rock, house music, experimental and trance, Moscow Noir is complex, hypnotic, and evolving with inspired hints of Joy Division, Moderat, Radiohead, and Muse, to name a few. Anthemic to beat-driven to quiet self-reflection are all the Moscow Noir experience. Canadian electronica-rock band Moscow Noir is set to release their second single 'Wild Places' off their second solo album 'Loathe and Love,' to be released later this year. A breath of fresh air, Moscow Noir can best be described to reflect a layered soundscape of electronica, infused with raw guitars, drums, and haunting vocals. The band recently performed live on The Morning Show, Toronto. You can watch the performance here.  "Wild Places is about that ride that changes everything and nothing. Takes you by the hand, embarking on a ride to far off and unknown exotic places. Places that we dream of and are afraid of. That open our eyes, our minds, our heart. Allowing us to become one of the wild faces in those wild places." - Lesther Gutierrez  

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This episode sinks into the majesty of Antony and the Johnsons. The albums, the magic moments, the downright stunning body of art. From the original episode: http://bit.ly/antonyepisode

This classic mix got me my debut slot at the legendary Ministry of Sound many years ago

Canton, OH hosted the football Hall of Fame ceremonies last weekend, but we will once again host the Hall of Infamy, which of course is much more interesting.  Jay handles this year's inductions, so tune in for the only honest NFL presentation of the year!   Theme music credit: "Anthemic" by Djmarbll   CC BY-SA 3.0  

If you're recovered from all the feels of the MLB Hall of Fame induction ceremony, then we're here to bring the other memories back.  The baseball Hall of Fame/Hall of Infamy welcomes more new inductees, and while they may not be as distinguished as a unanimous Mariano Rivera, they must be recognized for their place in history as well.  Dre is in charge of this year's newbies, so join him and Jay for the ceremony MLB doesn't want you to attend!   Theme music credit: "Anthemic" by Djmarbll   CC BY-SA 3.0  

The boys catch up on their adventures as well as the latest in the sports world.  Dre spent last weekend in the Metroplex, while Jay went to Lambeau for a concert from the legend Paul McCartney.  The two hours live allow for a chance to cover many other topics, including but not limited to the NBA Finals, the horror show that is baseball umpiring, some minor league shenanigans, sloppy Papi, and some interesting hashtags.   Theme music credit: "Anthemic" by Djmarbll   CC BY-SA 3.0

Dre gave the listeners his Kentucky Derby picks at the end of the last podcast, so he spent the week leading up to the race debating whether he should play his hunch.  Hear Dre describe to Jay his Derby Day adventure as he and millions of others watched history. Aftershow: The boys chat about the NBA playoffs and bad commentary Theme music credit: "Anthemic" by Djmarbll   CC BY-SA 3.0

As the NFL Draft gets more and more hyped, the coverage gets crazier, and at least this year, so do the draft picks.  Jay and Dre analyze the 2019 Draft, which saw the Cardinals use the #1 pick on a QB even though they just drafted one last year, the Giants use the #6 pick on a Duke QB with a losing record, and the Raiders, well, be the Raiders.   Aftermath: Dre's Kentucky Derby picks   Theme music credit: "Anthemic" by Djmarbll   CC BY-SA 3.0

Jay and Dre catch up on the hectic last couple of weekends.  On this pop-up show, Jay talks about the fantasy baseball draft and a couple of trips to Chicago, and Dre's trip produced some Tales From The Megabus.  The guys also chat about the wild March Madness, the 7½-hour (!) Wrestlemania, and maybe a rant or two along the way.   Theme music credit: "Anthemic" by Djmarbll   CC BY-SA 3.0

John Oliver is highly unlikely to listen, but the boys will preview Wrestlemania 35 anyway along with Jerry the Wrestling Expert.  WWE will spend the week before the grandest stage of them all attempting to bask in the glow of having Grrlpower as the main event for the first time evah while defending its archaic labor practices.  What does the card itself bring to the table?  Will Ronda Rousey's star power translate to Becky Lynch should Lynch win the women's three-way?  Does Charlotte Flair and the Smackdown women's title in the mix add much spice?  Will dueling underdog stories in the men's title matches cancel each other out, or is there enough sympathy to go around for Seth Rollins and Kofi Kingston?  Will the no-rules stips allow HHH & Batista and Shane McMahon & The Miz to find a way to make their matches exciting?  And in this era of fast-rising competition for talent, would anyone be shocked if Vince brought Gronk in to grab more headlines?    Theme music credit: "Anthemic" by Djmarbll   CC BY-SA 3.0

With only so many teams actually competing, it's difficult to have a varied discussion about mutiple possible World Series contenders.  We all know there are only a handful of teams that could possibly win it all.  But Jay and Dre will once again preview the upcoming baseball season while trying to avoid picking the exact same playoff teams.  Will it be a Beantown repeat?  Will the Bronx Bombers break through?  Will there finally be a crown brought back to Chavez Ravine?  Will there be a Cubbie or Astro revival?  Or will there be some shocking new blood in the mix?  Listen and find out!   Theme music credit: "Anthemic" by Djmarbll   CC BY-SA 3.0

That unique style of breaking down sporting events that you've come to know and love from Jay and Dre is back for their March Badness picks.  And since last year was the first time a 16-seed knocked off a 1-seed, this tournament could be as unpredictable as any.  Will the boys follow convention and put Duke on top, or will someone go off the grid?  Tune in live to hear the boys each fill out their one master bracket.   Theme music credit: "Anthemic" by Djmarbll   CC BY-SA 3.0

The 91st Academy Awards will be distributed on Sunday, so once again it's time for Jay and Dre to go over the nominees with Dave the Movie Expert, who earned that name because he's actually watched the movies being nominated.  Dre watched one of them, Black Panther, and everyone had a chance to watch another one, Roma, because it's on Netflix.  It's also the prohibitive favorite.  Will one of the other films from a very diverse field sneak in for the Oscar?  Will there be any acting upsets among all those top picks?  And every year from now on, we must wonder: Will the right winning envelope be read the first time?   Theme music credit: "Anthemic" by Djmarbll   CC BY-SA 3.0

iTunes: https://goo.gl/CMv4fr Google Play: https://goo.gl/3Z3egeThe Most HorsePowerful Podcast On The Internet, The Xbox Drive is back with Episode 76! Sean played Far Cry New Dawn! Luke continues to enjoy Apex Legends, completed Crackdown 3, and tackled GwG's Super Bomberman R. Buckle up and drive safe!The PlaylistLuke: Apex Legends, Crackdown 3, Super Bomberman RSean: Far Cry New Dawn, Crackdown 3, Apex LegendsBraking NewsCrackdown 3 Wrecking Zone party support expected in 2 to 3 weekshttps://www.windowscentral.com/crackdown-3-wrecking-zone-party-support-expected-2-3-weeksWe're not talking about Scalebound.Disney Epic Mickey 2: The Power of Two, The Walking Dead: Season 2, Headlander, Alien: Isolation, and Batman: Return to Arkham coming to Game Pass this month.https://news.xbox.com/en-us/2019/02/20/xbox-game-pass-february-wave-2/#OgKr6C3TooowzB5o.99The Car Pool - Listener QuestionAdam Leonhardt @theartofadaml: What's your favorite cereal? Explain it in a deep “suggestive” voice.Blaze Knight@BlazeKnight0923: What are the top 3 investments under 20 dollars on the Xbox Store?Sean: Ori and the Blind Forest: Definitive Edition, Steamworld Dig 2, Titanfall 2.Luke: (F2P- Apex, DCUO, Realm)Dustin Irvine @BasicExp: Between Anthem and Crackdown, do you believe the current review structure is doing games justice or should we be more critical of reviews as they seem to become less consistent?Brendan Myers @The_WinterGamer: Should we actually trust and follow reviews? I say no we should treat them as guidelines and use experience (betas), opinion of friends who have the game, and if you are still on the edge rent the gameMr. Bad Bit @mrbadbit: How do you feel about Mike ybarra's recent tweets slamming reviewers? https://twitter.com/XboxQwik/status/1098220698152034304PlugsLuke:http://twitter.com/MLSReserves http://mixer.com/insipidghostSean:http://twitter.com/seancapri http://twitch.tv/seancapri

The looming Colin Kaepernick collusion lawsuit against the NFL was settled out of court, and initial reports say that the blackballed-for-kneeling former QB received upwards of $80 million in a tacit admission of guilt.  Jay and Dre discuss the ramifications of the settlement for the league, for Kaepernick, and for free speech on the job by future athletes.  The boys also chat about the new post-Super Bowl pro football league and its first two weeks of existence.   Theme music credit: "Anthemic" by Djmarbll   CC BY-SA 3.0

Jay and Dre wake up from the 53rd Big Game just in time to talk about just what the hell that was.   Theme music credit: "Anthemic" by Djmarbll   CC BY-SA 3.0

After two dull, life-sucking weeks of very little excitement or hype, it's time for the Big Game.  Will it be another coronation for the New England dynasty, or will there be new blood rising in the form of the Los Angeles Rams?  And which team that Dre has doubted the whole way will he be forced to pick to salvage an awful postseason and hold off Jay for the handicapping title?  Listen live for the "big reveal!"   Aftershow: Dre also reveals his remaining awards for IMLD Honors & Dishonors   Theme music credit: "Anthemic" by Djmarbll   CC BY-SA 3.0

Welcome to another episode of Throwdown! On this podcast/vidcast we discuss the latest video game news and topics in an uncompromising and honest manner. No developer, publisher, or fanboy is safe from us! Tonight’s Topics: - GameStop halts looking for buyer, stocks tumble - NetEase buys Quantic Dreams - Metro Exodus controversy - Anthem launch drama - Nintendo considering smaller Switch model - Sony first party devs focusing on PlayStation 5 - PlayStation Plus Cloud Storage Expanding to 100GB - Xbox Live goes down for hours on Wednesday Thanks as always to Shawn Daley for our intro and outro music. Follow him on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/shawndaley Subscribe to us on: Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/the-throwdown iTunes: http://bit.ly/1tz9G57 YouTube: http://bit.ly/1utYrZf Follow us on: Twitch: https://go.twitch.tv/throwdownshow Mixer: https://mixer.com/throwdownshow Twitter: http://bit.ly/1w31bRY Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1w31eNP Follow the panelists on Twitter: Tony Polanco - https://twitter.com/Romudeth_ Emilio Lopez - https://twitter.com/EMannLand Chris Sealy - https://twitter.com/LunarDiaries Brett Murdock - https://twitter.com/brett_murdock Carlos Romero - https://twitter.com/Eurocar9 Adam Vale - https://twitter.com/Adamvale Brian Munjoma - https://twitter.com/OneFlyness

Welcome to another episode of Throwdown! On this podcast/vidcast we discuss the latest video game news and topics in an uncompromising and honest manner. No developer, publisher, or fanboy is safe from us! Tonight’s Topics: - GameStop halts looking for buyer, stocks tumble - NetEase buys Quantic Dreams - Metro Exodus controversy - Anthem launch drama - Nintendo considering smaller Switch model - Sony first party devs focusing on PlayStation 5 - PlayStation Plus Cloud Storage Expanding to 100GB - Xbox Live goes down for hours on Wednesday Thanks as always to Shawn Daley for our intro and outro music. Follow him on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/shawndaley Subscribe to us on: Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/the-throwdown iTunes: http://bit.ly/1tz9G57 YouTube: http://bit.ly/1utYrZf Follow us on: Twitch: https://go.twitch.tv/throwdownshow Mixer: https://mixer.com/throwdownshow Twitter: http://bit.ly/1w31bRY Facebook: http://on.fb.me/1w31eNP Follow the panelists on Twitter: Tony Polanco - https://twitter.com/Romudeth_ Emilio Lopez - https://twitter.com/EMannLand Chris Sealy - https://twitter.com/LunarDiaries Brett Murdock - https://twitter.com/brett_murdock Carlos Romero - https://twitter.com/Eurocar9 Adam Vale - https://twitter.com/Adamvale Brian Munjoma - https://twitter.com/OneFlyness

You can have your feel-good moments, your inspirational stories, your tales of triumph in the face of adversity.  There's a place for those awards, and that's the NFL Honors ceremony.  IMLD does things a little differently.  Come join Jay and Dre for the year-end awards show that tells all and rewards all...the good, the bad, the ugly, and the really stupid.  It's two hours live, so tune in to remember 2018 in the NFL--not just the best players and teams, but the moments the league wouldn't dare mention!   Theme music credit: "Anthemic" by Djmarbll   CC BY-SA 3.0

The road domination in Wild Card weekend did not carry over, and all four home teams came through in the Divisional Round, though the Saints could not cover versus those scrappy underdog Eagles.  Jay and Dre discuss the wide variety of tactics the winners used in the conference semifinals before they pick the two conference finals.  Jay has to make up ten points with 13 available in the IMLD handicapping contest, so he'll be forced to go the opposite of Dre in both games.  First, for the NFC title, it's the league's 2nd-ranked scoring team, the Los Angeles Rams, visiting the 3rd-ranked New Orleans Saints.  Then in crisp conditions, for the AFC title, it's the 4th-ranked New England Patriots travelling to face the top-ranked Kansas City Chiefs.   Theme music credit: "Anthemic" by Djmarbll   CC BY-SA 3.0

Who needs a great regular season when you can just cash on every single playoff game??  Jay takes a lap coming off his 4-0 ATS Wild Card weekend, while Dre tries to figure out what went wrong and get back on the right track.  The guys recap a first round of the playoffs that saw no home teams cover the number and three divison champs get dispatched.  Then they pick the Divisional Round games.  On Saturday, Frank Reich's stampeding Colts get a crack at Andy Reid's explosive Chiefs, then Jason Garrett takes the Cowboys to the Coliseum against Sean McVay's rested Rams.  On Sunday, Anthony Lynn's road warriors, the Chargers, go back East again to face Bill Belichick's AFC champion Patriots, then Doug Pedersen's never-say-die World champion Eagles get another tough task trying to tame Sean Payton's dynamic Saints.   Theme music credit: "Anthemic" by Djmarbll   CC BY-SA 3.0

Wild Card Weekend kicks off tomorrow, and Jay and Dre give their picks for the first four playoff games of 2019.  On Saturday, DeShaun Watson's Houston Texans take their rightful place early Saturday afternoon as they host Andrew Luck's Indianapolis Colts, who split the season series with them.  Then Super Bowl champ Russell Wilson leads the Seattle Seahawks into Jerryworld to tackle Dak Prescott's Dallas Cowboys, who went down in Seattle in Week 3.  On Sunday, Philip Rivers takes the Los Angeles Chargers cross country early in the day for another battle with Lamar Jackson's Baltimore Ravens, who subdued the Bolts in LA a couple of weeks ago.  Then Nick Foles and the eternal underdog Philadelphia Eagles begin their title defense in the Windy City against Mitch Trubisky's Chicago Bears.   Theme music credit: "Anthemic" by Djmarbll   CC BY-SA 3.0

Jay and Dre are joined by guest picker Coin to give their best efforts at predicting what the heck will happen in Week 17 in the NFL.  On the docket:  The Colts and Titans vie for a playoff spot on Sunday night, and either would take the AFC South if the Texans somehow stumble against the Jaguars, the Ravens take the AFC North if they hold off the hot Browns, and if they don't the Steelers steal the division with a win over the Bengals, the Vikings are a Wild Card team if they knock off the Bears, but if they don't then Nick Foles and the champion Eagles back into the playoffs with a victory at the Redskins, and the Chiefs wrap up the AFC West and home field by putting down the Raiders, but if by chance they don't then the Chargers take home field if they can win in Denver.   Theme music credit:  "Anthemic" by Djmarbll   CC BY-SA 3.0

Sam travels to Charlotte, NC. to interview Elevation Worship (Elevation Church) worship leader and lead producer, Mack Brock. They spoke about their new album, Steven Furtick, The Worship Problem In Churches and How To Write an Anthemic Worship Song. This episode is underscored by a narrated soundtrack of the most popular ‘Elevation Worship' songs – ROAD EDITION.

The title says it all. Join Morning Show host John Richards for an excellent new mix.   1. MICHAELBRAILEY - I Lose Myself 2. Kele - Doubt 3. Is Tropical - Crawl 4. Au.Ra - Pyramid 5. FIANCÉ - Era 6. Ephrata - Where Have You Gone? 7. The Young Evils - Renegades 8. September Girls - Melatonin 9. So Cow - Get Down Off That Thing 10. Dads - Chewing Ghosts 11. Duke Evers - Lions 12. FF - Dusted 13. Menace Beach - Come On Give UpSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.