Podcasts about antifolk

Remember last fall? When indie-rock legend Paleface and his partner/drummer Monica “Mo” Samalot came onto the show to discuss their crowdfunding campaign for their new album? Well you should! And guess what? The campaign was a success and the new album is out! Beyond the Bells was released in mid-February, and man is it fantastic. Drawing inspiration from his entire career, which began in the late 80s and early 90s in New York, Beyond the Bells is a masterclass in production and songwriting. Paleface cut his teeth at open mic nights up and down New York, bonding with folks like Daniel Johnston, Beck, and others. We discuss four songs from the new record—Most of My Worries Never Happen, Fight Song, Selfish Wayz, and The More Things Change, the More They Stay the Same. Dig in as we talk about the new album, his influences, and so much more. And then go buy the album here: https://www.palefaceonline.com/!

Hello and Welcome to the Some of All Fears podcast! this week my guest is Artist Brad Antifolk recorded at the Hops and Arts Festival at Peticolas Brewery. Brad had some of the most captivating pieces I saw in the festival. Brad uses a unique style that adds texture to his acrylics comments cannot do it justice check out his instagram below. In this episode Brad talks about his art, his dog, his kid and his fear of Cats.    Check out Brad here -  https://www.instagram.com/bradantifolk/ https://www.bradantifolk.com/   Follow the Show here - https://www.twitter.com/somefearfans/ https://www.instagram.com/somefearfans Join the Facebook group https://www.facebook.com/someofallfears   You can follow me at - https://www.twitter.com/ryanperrio/ https://www.instagram.com/ryanperrio/ https://www.facebook.com/ryanperrio Come to the Comedy Arena I will be headlining in 2 weeks Friday - https://www.showclix.com/event/ryan-perrio-2021-09-03 Saturday - https://www.showclix.com/event/ryan-perrio-2021-09-04   Credits  Art & Graphics - Barry Whitewater - https://www.instagram.com/bwhiteh2o/ Music - Gunnar Olsen - https://www.instagram.com/gunbuns/  Check out the website here https://www.gunnarolsen.net/    

John Craigie and Brett Newski riff on finding work-life balance, favorite travel spots, film recs, utilizing lulls, and advice for up-and-coming creators. More on John: https://johncraigiemusic.com/ Support the pod: https://www.patreon.com/brettnewski1 More pods: https://brettnewski.com/podcast  

Felice Brothers co-founder James Felice and Brett Newski discuss getting rid of stuff to boost freedom, odd jobs, deepening relationships, weird tour stories, extroversion, muskie fishing, and why it's uncomfortable to pay compliments.  More on Felice Brothers: http://www.thefelicebrothers.com/ Please support the pod here: https://www.patreon.com/BrettNewski1 More on Newski: https://brettnewski.com/  

Craig offers up a mix of Americana, dance-punk and British indie rock from newly released albums for this week's #TuesdayTriplePlay.Songs FeaturedTurner Cody & The Soldiers of Love – Friends In High Places (2021)Sample Track: "Lonely Days In Hollywood"Death From Above 1979 – Is 4 Lovers (2021)Sample Track: "One + One"James – All The Colours Of You (2021)Sample Track: "Magic Bus”Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/SchizoMusic)

A lunch break of acoustic punk proportions! Anti-folk alt-punk Texas songwriter FISHBOY guests on the pod. More on Fishboy: https://yofishboy.com/ Support the pod: https://www.patreon.com/BrettNewski1 Get Newski's new book "It's Hard to be a Person": https://brettnewski.com/merch/its-hard-to-be-a-person-defeating-anxiety-surviving-the-world-and-having-more-fun-book-amp-album

Billy Moffet's Playboyclub. Bushaltestellen in Brandenburg. Das gesungene Gitarrensolo. Das Spiel zu viert. Sprachliche Fragen. Körperlose Kunst. Abstieg des Musikvideos. Home of The Lame. Musik und die Zeit, in der sie entsteht. Folk, Antifolk und Freakfolk. Filmmusik mit Liedern: Robert Zimmermann wundert sich über die Liebe. Detlef D! Soost und ein Hotdog unten am Hafen. Die Kiste, auf die man raufhaut. Filmpreisparty vs. Musikpreisparty. Contact High, Feuersalamander, Don't Bogart. Dorfpunks. Abwrackprämie. Nashville: Blackbird Studios. EoC in Wonderland! Burnout mal anders. Fete de la Musique. Christian Komorowski. Radiokonzerte als smarter Move und Freudenspender. Jäki Eldorado. Florian Horwath, Kyrre Kvam und Mike aus Zell am See. Ukulele-Frenzy. Das Solo, das die ganze Welt singt. DIY-Bläser. Der Mensch als beschädigte Ware: Kaffee und Karin und das „Birgit und Bier“. Wo der Südstaatenrockhammer hängt. Exkurs über Publikumsanimation. Die Frage von Thees U. Die Teletubbyfamilie und Beat Anliker. Charlotte Goltermann und Rike Weiger. Leise rieselt der Schnee. Die folkigste Platte von allen.

Today, we listen to Ian's choice: Regina Spektor's "Far" We go on a few rabbit trails and talk about antifolk, and Ian patient explains Regina's greatness while Andy doesn't get it. Playlists: Spotify Amazon Music Wikipedia: Regina Spektor "Far" Antifolk Antifolk.com --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thegreatestmusicpodcast/support

Songwriting is not for the weak of heart or mind. Just ask Paleface (PF), the indie-rock legend who came of age during New York City's anti-folk scene in the late 80s. In this episode of For Songs, PF and his partner/drummer Monica “Mo” Samalot talk about their latest album, the self-made, self-produced “Go Forth.” We discuss how the album came to be, why it was self-made, and how PF got bit by the songwriting bug after watching the late, great Daniel Johnston perform at open-mic nights in New York in this wide-ranging interview. Find out more about “Go Forth”, PF, and Mo at www.palefaceonline.com. "Go Forth" can be purchased at their website, Amazon, iTunes, Spotify, etc.

Dan reads the New Testament, subjects himself to right wing conspiracy theory YouTube, and talks to sublimely talented singer-songwriter Diane Cluck about her process, her history, the connection between craft and wellness, and her experience of touring America at this moment in history.    "Sick Day" is a listener supported podcast so please check out Dan's Patreon Page. Website: http://danfishback.com Twitter: http://twitter.com/dangerfishback Instagram: http://instagram.com/dangerfishback Facebook: http://facebook.com/danfishbackofficial

       Jason and Matt talk about Becks breakout 1994 release, Mellow Gold on Bong Load Records and DGC. Jason also played open mics in the east village part of Lach's anti-folk scene and look at him now. Blowing leaves, stormtrooper masks, fuckin with the man, melting 4-track recorders - you were in Becks crazy sludge world in the late 90's that inspired Jason in the wake of Smelling like teen spirit. Matt has never actually listened to the whole thing in order. Does it hold up to 2018? Or is it irrevocably tied to it's creation date? Email - records@harveylovesharvey.com Twitter - @welisten21 Instagram - welisten2records Message hotline - 978-707-9899 

Matt Finnegan talks film, bowtie fighters, race, dog balls, the mandela effect, and the old anti-folk rap group we were in.

Matt Finnegan talks film, bowtie fighters, race, dog balls, the mandela effect, and the old anti-folk rap group we were in.

Cindy Lee Berryhill is a singer-songwriter and a Los Angeles native who has released 6 acclaimed albums and many compilations since Who’s Gonna Save The World? (Rhino/Capitol) debuted in October 1987. She has worked with Patti Smith guitarist Lenny Kaye on several albums. Berryhill coined the name Antifolk which she and her friends, including Beck, called their disenfranchised music on the lower east side of Manhattan, and the name/genre continues on today with young artists coming out of Europe. You may have seen her and her son (by late husband Crawdaddy Magazine founder, Paul Williams) starring in that CoveredCalifornia health-care commercial, if you were on the west coast. In fact the reason she was cast in the commercial was due her very popular blog about caring for her ailing husband; Beloved Stranger. Her seventh album, The Adventurist will be out on Omnivore Records spring 2017.

Adam Green war mit den Moldy Peaches Wegbereiter des Antifolk und hat als Solokünstler wundersam schöne Alben veröffentlicht. Nun hat er einen abendfüllenden Low-Budget-Film gedreht. Eine freakige Version von Aladdin, komplett aus Pappmaché. Den Soundtrack dazu hat uns Adam Green in der Session vorgespielt. >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/detektor-fm-session-mit-adam-green

Adam Green war mit den Moldy Peaches Wegbereiter des Antifolk und hat als Solokünstler wundersam schöne Alben veröffentlicht. Nun hat er einen abendfüllenden Low-Budget-Film gedreht. Eine freakige Version von Aladdin, komplett aus Pappmaché. Den Soundtrack dazu hat uns Adam Green in der Session vorgespielt. >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/detektor-fm-session-mit-adam-green

Show #14 featuring antifolk pioneer Lach and a St. Patrick’s Day Tribute Download

Comacast?  Yes, because of the imminent onset of a post-Festival coma. After trying to juggle two gigs of my own, two gigs I wanted to attend, the Antifolk-off and the visit of a good friend I haven't seen in a couple of years and the Retreat Festival this weekend I think I am now ready to officially declare August over and collapse into a somnolent stupour.  In short, I need to sleep.  A lot. Mrs. Toad came back from a ten-day holiday last night as well, and that always restores a sense of equilibrium.  She doesn't do much except swear at me and tell me to leave her the fuck alone, but for some reason I find that inordinately comforting in times of stress.  I think it might be because I am a fucking idiot. 1. PAWS - Booger (00.08)2. Trwbador - Sun in the Winter (07.09)3. The Walkmen - On the Water (16.35)4. Arcade Fire - City With no Children (20.05)5. Enfant Bastard - Pob is Not Interested (26.33)6. Michael Kiwanuka - Tell Me a Tale (34.49)7. Electrelane - I'm on Fire (Bruce Springsteen Cover) (42.22)8. The Love Gestures - Joanna Newsom 666 (49.55)9. Ghost Outfit - Those Ghosts (52.54)10. Lach - Blue Overcoat (60.12)

Video: Vimeo - YouTubePhotos: FlickrAudio: zip download (right-click, save as). Lach is the man behind the Antihoot, the New York open stage which gave rise to the term and the movement called Antifolk.  People bandy the word about so much these days it's almost become as nebulous as the term 'indie', but it had a very specific origin and a very specific meaning back at the beginning. Last year Lach brought the Antihoot to the Edinburgh Festival, and we recorded a Toad Session with him while he was here.  When we figured out that we would actually be releasing his new album as well, and that he would be returning to Edinburgh this year - running both the Antihoot at the Gilded Balloon as well as a free fringe show called Lach, the Waitress, the Walls and the Weirdos in The Speakeasy at Cabaret Voltaire - I figured we might as well wait a little while to publish this session. Well Lach is back now, his album comes out on Song, by Toad Records on Monday and we are starting to get ready for both the one-man show at Cab Vol, and also the Antihoot itself.  If you want to play at the Antihoot yourself, then just get in touch.  The rules are that you get either two songs or eight minutes, whichever is shorter, and that has to include your setup, so no brass bands please, but otherwise pretty much anything goes. Also, this year we'll be picking a semifinalist each night, by a combination of audience acclaim and executive decision, and inviting them back to the Anti-idol on the last three nights of the show.  Those three nights will be recorded, with the best dozen or so performances being released on a Best of the Anti-hoot album on Song, by Toad Records. As per usual with the Toad Sessions, the full interview podcast is immediately below, followed by free mp3 downloads of all the session tracks (zip file here), videos of the individual tracks themselves (all video here), and finally the tracklist for the podcast.  There aren't as many pictures as usual, but that's because we were a little short-staffed this time, and Dylan was too busy with the video camera to produce the usual number of pretty pictures. 01. Lach - A Quiet Distance (Toad Session) (12.40)02. The Love Gestures - Hey Man (16.40)03. Phil Ochs - Small Circle of Friends (20.31)04. Lach - Ambition Burns (Toad Session) (32.41)05. Kirk Kelly - Stephen Foster (37.42)06. Roger Manning - Pearly Blues (41.14)07. Lach - Another Night Without You (Toad Session) (55.31)08. Neil Halstead - Might Engine (62.05)09. Lach - Coffee Black (Toad Session) (75.06)

Featuring: 1. Kazoo Funk Orchestra - Robots in Your Eyes http://www.kazoofunkorchestra.com 2. Dirty Summer - Knees www.myspace.com/dirtysummer 3. Ulrich Schnauss - Medusa www.myspace.com/ulrichschnauss 4. Lach - Former President Bush www.myspace.com/secretlach See July's issue of The Skinny Magazine (www.theskinny.co.uk) for more details.

Featuring: Errors - Salut! France www.errors.org.uk Withered Hand - Religious Songs www.myspace.com/witheredhandmusic Cheer - Every Forest Has a Shadow www.myspace.com/mecheer Paul Hawkins - I Like It When You Call Me Doctor www.myspace.com/theeawkwardsilences For more info see May's issue of The Skinny magazine (www.theskinny.co.uk) and http://milomclaughlin.squarespace.com

PUNKCAST#1148-10 Whisper Doll, performing live at Cake Shop, NYC on May 11 2007. More info: http://punkcast.com/1148

PUNKCAST#1099-02-06 Kimya Dawson, with friends, performing live at Union Hall, Brooklyn, on Jan 20 2007. More info: http://punkcast.com/1099