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episode #766. sometimes you go see a band play and then you’re like wow i want to make sounds like that.DOWNLOAD/STREAM RECORDING00:00 (intro by omar)00:20 Stay Cool Forever "(Ramp Locals)“ some other slime01:32 Sonny Bliss "Mortal Sin of Sloth" No Matter What Mood04:25 Squirrel Flower "So Hot You’re Hurting My Feelings" Take It or Leave It / So Hot You’re Hurting My Feelings07:52 Choir Boy "Complainer" Gathering Swans11:28 Pope "BBQ" The Lunchbox EP15:01 Ting Tang Tina "Hair" Honeybee17:56 Keith Ival "Had a Hunch" Keith Ival20:35 Danya "Came To" Syntactic Sugar24:48 Youbet "Endless" Compare and Despair27:41 Old table "No Ad Hominem Attacks" Coffee Colored Eyes29:40 Majetic "Paradise" As I Once Transformed Myself For You, So I Must Now Transform Myself For Heaven34:24 Steve Hartlett "If I Only Had A Brain" Solitude for Dummies36:48 Be Afraid "Some Silly Reason" Remember Fun39:30 Melenas "Primer tiempo" Dias Raros43:48 A Million Dollars "Comfy" The Cone45:57 Puffyshoes "Jelly Tots" I Might Be In Love47:49 The Teeth "Oh, Bessie!" Carry the Wood50:17 Snarls "Marbles" Burst52:43 Shrouded Amps "Pig in a Poke" Make Me Strange54:17 Beauty Pill "Pardon Our Dust" Please Advise

EX61 - Boo Trundle - 90's Artist Looks Back on Her Musical Career and Shares Three Songs - Stavos Confession, Banister and Girl Like You Biography Boo Trundle is an author, blogger, and musician who recorded and released records in the nineties through Big Deal/Caroline Records. Based in New York City, she performed and recorded with a community of musicians which included Kurt Ralske (Ultra Vivid Scene), Joe McGinty (Loser's Lounge tribute series), Yuval Gabay (Soul Coughing), and Clem Waldmann (Blue Man Group). She toured and performed in support of three commercial releases: The Vast Underneath (LP), Tall Sleep (EP), and Possible Bodies (LP.) She wrote and recorded a fourth album, The Popular Dream, which was produced and engineered by Chad Clark (Smart Went Crazy, Beauty Pill) at Inner Ear studio in Arlington, Virginia. BOO TRUNDLE is a writer, artist, and performer whose work has appeared across various platforms and publications, including The Brooklyn Rail, McSweeney's Internet Tendency, and NPR's The Moth. She has released three albums of original music with Big Deal Records. She lives in New Jersey. The Daughter Ship is her first novel. https://www.last.fm/music/Boo+Trundle Songs we cover in this episode Stavo's Confession https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5h9HE0TU7bU Banister https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dTZihpKkaT4 A Girl Like You https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qXap4il9H4 https://www.bootrundle.com/ __ https://truemediasolutions.ca/add-to-my-playlist

Last year, Chad Clark got a new heart. It was an emergency transplant, after a mechanical version failed – the latest in a horrific season of events that began when he was diagnosed with a rare heart virus. The condition has been a surprise motivator. For one thing, the $2 million fee was only partially covered by insurance. Facing massive medical debt, Clark opted to release a remix of the band's 2015 album, Beauty Pill Describes Things as They Are. Touring presents its own issues, in the age of Covid, but Clark presses on, determined to product art and make the most out of his second – and third – chance. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Record Store Day 2023 is April 22, and we're doing two back to back episodes to feature a few of the artists with titles coming out on the big day. In part one, Ivy's Dominique Durand & Andy Chase are here to talk about the late Adam Schlesinger, and their landmark 1997 album Apartment Life, in advance of the RSD 2023 release of the The Apartment Life Demos. Composer, self-styled rhythmatist, and founder of The Police, Stewart Copeland tips his hi-hat about his alter ego Klark Kent, whose self-titled album is reissued on RSD 2023. Beauty Pill mainstay Chad Clark revisits their critically acclaimed 2015 album Beauty Pill Describes Things As They Are, 2000 copies of which are released on RSD 2023. RSD co-founder Carrie Colliton talks about some upcoming RSD events and releases. Go to RecordStoreDay.com for the latest news about all things RSD. Sponsored as always by Dogfish Head Craft Brewery, Tito's Handmade Vodka, and Crosley turntables. Produced, engineered, and hosted by Paul Myers, with theme music and selected interstitial music composed by Paul Myers.

Born in NYC but spending his formative years in Washington DC, Chad Clark's passion for music was born when his dad dropped a pair of headphones on his son's head and introduced him to the Beatles. In the mid-90s, Clark formed the artsy, indie rock outfit Smart Went Crazy with Abram Goodrich and Hilary Soldati, signed with Dischord Records and released an EP and two full lengths - 1995's Now We're Even and 1997's Con Art. Even before Smart Went Crazy's ending, Clark was thinking about his next project, Beauty Pill, which he started with Goodrich in 2001 and continues through this day. With members coming and going over the last 20+ years, Beauty Pill's released two full lengths - 2004's The Unsustainable Lifestyle and 2015's Beauty Pill Describes Things As They Are - and a handful of EPs, most of which have been critically lauded. Earlier this year, Beauty Pill released a double album, Blue Period, consisting of their Dischord output - The Unsustainable Lifestyle and the You Are Right to Be Afraid EP - as well as previously unreleased outtakes and demos. On this episode, Beauty Pill members past (Ryan Nelson) and present (Erin Nelson), join Clark to talk about the last 25+ years of music.   Songs In This Episode: Intro - A Good Day by Smart Went Crazy 6:39 - Goodnight For Real by Beauty Pill Outro - Fugue State Companion by Beauty Pill   Support the podcast, join the DMO UNION at Patreon. Listen to the episode archive at DigMeOutPodcast.com.

Born in NYC but spending his formative years in Washington DC, Chad Clark's passion for music was born when his dad dropped a pair of headphones on his son's head and introduced him to the Beatles. In the mid-90s, Clark formed the artsy, indie rock outfit Smart Went Crazy with Abram Goodrich and Hilary Soldati, signed with Dischord Records and released an EP and two full lengths - 1995's Now We're Even and 1997's Con Art. Even before Smart Went Crazy's ending, Clark was thinking about his next project, Beauty Pill, which he started with Goodrich in 2001 and continues through this day. With members coming and going over the last 20+ years, Beauty Pill's released two full lengths - 2004's The Unsustainable Lifestyle and 2015's Beauty Pill Describes Things As They Are - and a handful of EPs, most of which have been critically lauded. Earlier this year, Beauty Pill released a double album, Blue Period, consisting of their Dischord output - The Unsustainable Lifestyle and the You Are Right to Be Afraid EP - as well as previously unreleased outtakes and demos. On this episode, Beauty Pill members past (Ryan Nelson) and present (Erin Nelson), join Clark to talk about the last 25+ years of music.   Songs In This Episode: Intro - A Good Day by Smart Went Crazy 6:39 - Goodnight For Real by Beauty Pill Outro - Fugue State Companion by Beauty Pill   Support the podcast, join the DMO UNION at Patreon. Listen to the episode archive at DigMeOutPodcast.com.

Our 2023 season is officially underway. This week on the show, Chad Clark of Beauty Pill. He and his bandmate Erin Nelson joined AD in March last year, and on January 20th, Ernest Jenning Record Co. releases Blue Period, a double LP compilation featuring music Clark recorded for the legendary punk label Dischord Records between 2003-2005—including the full-length LP The Unsustainable Lifestyle, the You Are Right To Be Afraid EP, and a whole slew of outtakes, demos, and rarities. When this music was originally released, fans accustomed to Clark's pioneering punk band Smart Went Crazy, early Beauty Pill, or Clark's work with Fugazi and The Dismemberment Plan, wasn't sure what to make of its art-pop ambitions, detours into jazz, and complex lyricism. Clark and Transmissions host Jason P. Woodbury get into all that, and along the way, they touch on his recurring health issues, race, mortality, what it feels like when critics dismiss your work, and much more. Thanks for checking out Transmissions. If you dig the show, please consider leaving a five star rating or a review—or just forwarding your favorite episodes to a friend. We're a part of the Talkhouse Podcast Network. Aquarium Drunkard is powered by its Patrons—if you'd like to become one, visit us on Patreon. Next week on the show: James McNew of Dump and Yo La Tengo.

I was making it for the people who feel like they don't really get a shot or are not seen, talked about, or cared about at all.   Even with his surging popularity in indie and rock scenes, Bartees Strange strives to bring his music to unexpected audiences and to tease apart the racial boundaries between them. He reckons with the concept of what it means to write music for the kids who are not seen, heard, or cared about.  In this episode, Stange talks about growing up on a military base in England, working in the labor and climate movements in D.C., and how seeing an appearance by TV on the Radio on the Late Show with David Letterman was the cheat code for writing his own music.  References: NSYNC Backstreet Boys Cleopatra (Group) "Cleopatra Comin At Ya" 50 Cent Get Rich Or Die Tryin Linkin Park Tunde Adebimpe Parliament Sun Ra Brothers Johnson Beach House Slowdive ”Super Spirit” by Junie Morrison and George Clinton Burial Gorgon City Courtney Barnett Phoebe Bridgers Lucy Dacus Car Seat Headrest The National Mahershala Ali Fugazi Beauty Pill Chuck Brown Moses Sumney Serpent with Feet Tasha Wow - L'Rain Dan Kleederman TK Johnson John Daise

Our guests this week are Chad Clark and Erin Nelson of DC post-punk band Beauty Pill. Clark emerged from the DC/Dischord punk scene with his band Smart Went Crazy, and he worked on records by Fugazi, Dismemberment Plan, Lungfish, Q & Not U, and many more. He formed Beauty Pill in the early 2000s and it's proved a musically restless unit ever since. He's allowed the band to shift and morph in public and in 2012 the group was commissioned to craft the album Beauty Pill Describes Things As They Are live in public. Most recently, the band has released some great EPs, including Instant Night and Please Advise. For this episode of Transmissions, host Jason P. Woodbury spoke with Clark and Nelson about the oblique lyrical references in these works—get ready for our most Matt Damon-centric episode yet—as well as dig into the influence of Miles Davis, William Eggleston, and collaborations with the Taffety Punk Theatre Company.

Chad Clark and Erin Nelson of revered DC auteurs Beauty Pill chat about their recent EP Instant Night, the influence of Andrew DeYonge's short film Rachel on their track "You Need A Better Mind" and more.

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On today's episode I talk to musician Chad Clark. Originally from Harlem, Chad moved to DC as a teenager, where he eventually became part of the DC punk scene. He formed his first band Smart Went Crazy while still in high school, eventually releasing two albums on Dischord, the second of which - Con Art - was named by Pitchfork as one of the best albums of the 1990s. After Smart Went Crazy broke up, Chad formed Beauty Pill in 2001. Since then, they've released a number of EPs and albums, and their latest, 2015's Beauty Pill Describes Things as They Are, garnered accolades from NPR, Rolling Stone, Pitchfork and numerous other publications. Their latest single "Instant Night" was released at the end of October, and it might well be the best song released in 2020! This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, follow me on Twitter.

We return and begin again, this time with Chad Clark of Beauty Pill joining Martin and Sam for the first track of 1999’s Mule Variations. We discuss Chad’s perspective on music label relationships, the production choices and where the album sits at the end of the 20th century, plus how Waits relates to the energy of punk music. website: songbysongpodcast.com twitter: @songbysongpod e-mail: songbysongpodcast@gmail.com Music extracts used for illustrative/review purposes include: Big In Japan, Mule Variations, Tom Waits (1999) Making Plans For Bison, Pretty Little Baka Guy, Shonen Knife (1986) Do You Like Me, Red Medicine, Fugazi (1995) We think your Song by Song experience will be enhanced by hearing, in full, the songs featured in the show, which you can get hold of from your favourite record shop or online platform. Please support artists by buying their music, or using services which guarantee artists a revenue - listen responsibly.

Ciaj Rocchi, Matteo Demonte, Muckrakers, La Lettura, Diane Shurr, Hayley Williams, Beauty Pill, Aaron Parks, Esbjörn Svensson Trio, Chip Wickham, Butch Walker, I Break Horses, Omar Rodriguez-Lopez

Ciaj Rocchi, Matteo Demonte, Muckrakers, La Lettura, Diane Shurr, Hayley Williams, Beauty Pill, Aaron Parks, Esbjörn Svensson Trio, Chip Wickham, Butch Walker, I Break Horses, Omar Rodriguez-Lopez

Ciaj Rocchi, Matteo Demonte, Muckrakers, La Lettura, Diane Shurr, Hayley Williams, Beauty Pill, Aaron Parks, Esbjörn Svensson Trio, Chip Wickham, Butch Walker, I Break Horses, Omar Rodriguez-Lopez

Chad Clark's parents were attorneys positioned at the vanguard of the civil rights movement, representing the likes of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. and James Baldwin. Ergo, Chad feels that--however lofty his ambitions--he'll never impact the world to the same degree as his family. That said, his music is enormously impactful on the folks lucky enough to have heard it. He and Joe discuss: his first memory of staring at the sea; the nature of success; the responsibilities of an artist, beyond making the art; Chad's roots in the DC punk scene; and why he is proud to remain in his home town.

On this shelter-in-place edition of 99pi, Roman walks around his house and tells stories about the history and design of various objects Buy Beauty Pill Describes Things As They Are and all Beauty Pill records on Bandcamp or wherever you can find it. Roman Mars Describes Things As They Are

On this shelter-in-place edition of 99pi, Roman walks around his house and tells stories about the history and design of various objects Buy Beauty Pill Describes Things As They Are and all Beauty Pill records on Bandcamp or wherever you can find it. Roman Mars Describes Things As They Are

Ep. 14 - Chad Clark “This is Why it's Good to be Transparent!” Apologies for the hiatus, folks. We are BACK and I'll be attempting to turn the next few episodes out on a weekly basis to get us back on track In this episode, we start off with some rhombus talk and celebrate GETTING OLD. THEN WE GET TO CHAD CLARKE - practically the ideal guest for our concept. I've always admired Chard and his work.  I've always seen him as an incredibly inventive person with an ear for melody and orchestration AND a fearless vision for experimentation.  When I first that heard his band, Beauty Pill, had written and recorded an album AS A MUSEUM INSTALLATION, in full view of passersby, I was floored, and thus, when we started this podcast, I knew we had to have him on to discuss that (and, of course, many other things).  It's hard to express how intense the record-making process is, interpersonally, under normal circumstances.  To do it in public seems, to me, fun in some ways, and downright terrifying in others.  Aimee and I have always put a premium on mental health and relationship maintenance, and making a point of trying to listen, be open, and help each other get over our own blockages in writing and in the studio, as well as while touring.  Imagine being crammed into a car/van/bus with a group of varyingly stable “creatives,” every day, day in and day out, year after year. That's our life; and sometimes it's flowing and beautiful, sometimes it's grating and grim (sometimes all of the above at once).  I just bring this up because I want to note how lovingly Chad speaks about his bandmates, even when describing the inevitable chafing that would periodically happen during the process of recording said album, “Beauty Pill Describes Things as They Are.”  It speaks to the purity of his intentions, the kindness of his heart, and to something that I think Aimee and I have treasured as we've gotten older - finding the right people to work with and creating the space for them to do their work. It takes time, along with all the personal growth one has to go through, but boy is it worth it.  Just some of the things this episode keeps me thinking about. I hope you'll find it as sweet and interesting as we did. Our sponsor for this episode is WARBY PARKER.  Great, stylish glasses with quality frames at remarkably affordable prices! They're running a free, no obligation, try-on at home program for our listeners at  warbyparker.com/ART Here's the official video for “Afrikaner Barista” from the album. And the band live at NPR's Tiny Desk series. AND FINALLY: a fave from Chad's old band, Smart Went Crazy: “DC Will Do That to You.”  Find us: @beautypill @aimeemann @tedleo @artofprocesspod @MaxFunHQ

Chad Clark and new bandmate Erin Mitchell Nelson talk about what’s new with Beauty Pill before their special duo set at the Seventh Stanine Festival this weekend! Tracklisting: The Caribbean – Imitation Air [Moon Sickness] Beauty Pill – ann the word 2 jean vox full version (outtake) Subscribe to the Hometown Sounds podcast in Apple […]

Chapter 148: "The Right Time with The Right People" ...as read by Nathan Burke Nathan is most well known for being the bass player on the final two Frodus full-lengths. But since then he's been releasing music under the moniker, The Out Circuit. Nate's worked with Dustin Kensrue of Thrice, Sean Ingram of Coalesce, and Ryan Clark of Demon Hunter to name a few. The Out Circuit just released their first new record in nearly 11 years called "Enter the Ghost." We chat about Nathan's time at Mars Hill, Frodus being on Tooth and Nail, listening to artists who are no longer with us, and the themes and inspiration behind Enter the Ghost. Enter The Ghost: https://theoutcircuit.bandcamp.com/ The Out Circuit on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/theoutcircuit/ Mini Documentary about Enter the Ghost: https://youtu.be/U15eu2oLrwI Real Cool Rain: https://realcoolrain.bandcamp.com/releases Chapter 148 Music: The Out Circuit - "Come Out Shooting" Joy Division - "Love Will Tear Us Apart" Real Cool Rain - "Am I In You" Frodus - "Red Bull of Juarez" Frodus - "The Earth Isn't Humming" Beauty Pill - "Lifeguard In Wintertime" The Out Circuit - Across The Light" Deathbed Atheist - "Untitled" The Out Circuit - "The Fall Of Las Vegas" The Out Circuit - "The Floating World" The Out Circuit - "Wave Man" As The Story Grows links: Help out at Patreon ATSG Website ATSG Music and Merch Join the Email List ATSG Facebook Email: asthestorygrows@gmail.com

Though he emerged from Washington, D.C.’s post punk scene with the band Smart Went Crazy, Chad Clark has expanded his musical palette with Beauty Pill, an omnivorous band that makes the most of his vivid melodies and wry lyrics.In this episode, he discusses Paul Simon, a jazz tragedy, and ----The Story of O.J.----

Mark and Wes interview perhaps the world's most influential living philosopher, then the full foursome discusses. We discuss his ongoing work rooted in his 1971 essay "Famine, Affluence, and Morality," about the warped priorities of our consumerist society: We spend money on luxuries while innocent children overseas die from inexpensively preventable causes. For more about Peter, see www.petersinger.info. End song: "Ann the Word" by Beauty Pill (2015), explored in Nakedly Examined Music #19.

Chad's 2015 album Beauty Pill Describes Things As They Are has received heaps of nice reviews, with its carefully crafted, groove-oriented soundscapes and cinematic lyrics. We discuss "Afrikaner Barista" and "Steven & Tiwonge," and then go back to Beauty Pill's first release with "The Idiot Heart" from the Cigarette Girl from the Future EP (2001). We close by listening to "The Prize," a cover of an Arto Lindsay song. The opening music is “A Good Day” by Chad's previous band, Smart Went Crazy, from Con Art (1997). Learn more at www.beautypill.com. Hear more Nakedly Examined Music.

Chad's 2015 album Beauty Pill Describes Things As They Are has received heaps of nice reviews, with its carefully crafted, groove-oriented soundscapes and cinematic lyrics. We discuss "Afrikaner Barista" and "Steven & Tiwonge," and then go back to Beauty Pill's first release with "The Idiot Heart" from the Cigarette Girl from the Future EP (2001). We close by listening to "The Prize," a cover of an Arto Lindsay song. The opening music is “A Good Day” by Chad's previous band, Smart Went Crazy, from Con Art (1997). Learn more at www.beautypill.com. Hear more Nakedly Examined Music.

Touring is hard. Crowdfunding startup RoadNation is aiming to help.Eleanor Friedberger is back with her third solo album, a new band, and a whole "New View."Chairlift's Moth is strong with the synth-pop and the gang is pleased.Meet ya at the Beauty Pill show this Saturday, yea?Show NotesSupport Miss Shevaughn and Yuma Wray's "Ribbon Of Highway" tour on Roadnation [link]Learn more about crowdfunding for tours startup, RoadNation [link]Learn More about ChairliftOfficial Site | Facebook | Twitter | Spotify New ViewEleanor FriedbergerKevin: Stream ItPaul: Stream ItOfficial Site | Facebook | Twitter | Spotify See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ryan Nelson is a musician and visual artist who resides in the Washington D.C. area. Formerly in the bands the Most Secret Method and Beauty Pill, Nelson currently plays in Michigan’s Minutes and the D.C. group Soccer Team, which he co-founded 10 years ago with Melissa Quinley. Nine years since their debut, Soccer Team just […]

This week Kevin sits down with Beauty Pill front-man/mastermind Chad Clark to talk about their astounding new record Beauty Pill Describes Things As They Are. Initially conceived of in 2006, the project was unexpectedly put on hold when Clark fell ill in 2007. Multiple life-saving surgeries and a new outlook on life later, Clark and his cohorts have crafted a rare, exploding-with-life masterpiece that sounds as big as the universe while managing to tackle smaller, more personal matters of the heart (often quite literally) with sophistication and ease. Tune in for a deeply human, moving, and life affirming conversation on Episode 114 of ChunkyGlasses: The Podcast.*Photo courtesy of PJ Sykes See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Guest DJs: Chad Clark (Beauty Pill, Smart Went Crazy) and Basla Andolsun (Beauty Pill, Warm Sun, The Andalusians, Del Cielo) |Playlist:...JJ Doom - Guv'nor |Arto Lindsay - Simply Are |TV on the Radio - Love Dog |Midnight Oil - Short Memory |Antelope - Game Over |Ramsey Lewis Trio - Hang On Sloopy |David Pizarro - Cold Hurt |Branford Marsalis Quartet - The Mighty Sword |Thom Yorke - Black Swan |Arto Lindsay - The Prize |Elvis Costello - Man Out of Time |Kaada - All Wrong |Getatchew Mekuria and The Ex - Aynamaye Nesh |Beauty Pill - The Prize |Beauty Pill - Ain't No Jury in the World Gonna Convict You, Baby |Beauty Pill - Exit Without Saving |The Aquarium - Credits |Kid Congo and the Pink Monkey Birds - Killer Diller |TV on the Radio - You |PJ Harvey - The Last Living Rose |* Note: this attached mp3/podcast is an edited version of the live broadcast and originally posted podcast, which included 3 Beauty Pill songs from their upcoming album. Butterscotch Records asked that those songs be taken down, as violations of their copyright; this edited podcast includes discussion of those songs but without the songs themselves.

As a member of seminal hardcore punk bands The Teen Idles, Minor Threat and Fugazi, and a founder of the pioneering indie label, Dischord Records, Ian MacKaye started a musical movement out of Washington, D.C. in the early 80s that continues to ignite and inspire bands all over the world. With Dischord as its engine, the D.C. hardcore and post-hardcore punk scene generated bands like Rites of Spring, Nation of Ulysses, Jawbox, Shudder to Think, Fugazi, Q and Not You, Faraquet and Beauty Pill. The label and the bands, and MacKaye himself, came to stand for a DIY ethic about music distribution and recording before things like Pro Tools and Kickstarter made it easy to be DIY. This was also the scene that spawned our own InputOutput hosts, Eli Janney and Geoff Sanoff – they came up playing in and eventually recording bands out of D.C., looking up to MacKaye and engineers and producers like Don Zientara and Ted Nicely. On this episode of InputOutput, Geoff and Eli reconnect with MacKaye for an in-depth conversation about his life as a musician and a producer, what inspires him, his relationship with technology, his approach to production (John Frusciante, Bikini Kill and Rollins Band), and more. And this is only Part 1!

Guest DJs: Marcus Kyd (Most Secret Method, Fine Day, The Bow Shock, Taffety Punk Theatre Company) and Ryan Nelson (Most Secret Method, Jury Rig, the Routineeres, Dead Teenagers, Oswego, Beauty Pill, Soccer Team, Minutes) |Playlist:...Killing Joke - Eighties |Van Halen - Unchained |Misfits - Nike-a-Go-Go |3 - Empathy |The Taffety Punk Orchestra - Sonnet 71 |fIREHOSE - For the Singer of R.E.M. |Banana Bag & Bodice - Body |Karp - Bacon Industry |Beauty Pill - Copyists |Minutes - Sheriff of Morlock County |Soccer Team - Mental Anguish Is Your Friend |Betunizer - Teniente Corrupto |Mark Lanegan - Hit the City |Elvis Costello - Beyond Belief |Most Secret Method - Inch |Most Secret Method - Words and Cop Calls |Juno - Rodeo Programmers |Six Eye Columbia - Horsepill |The Saints - No, Your Product |

Beauty Pill is band I really like from Washington DC. They have released two EPs (The Cigarette Girl From the Future and You Are Right to be Afraid) and their last album, The Unsustainable Lifestyle, came out in 2004. In … Continue reading →

Beauty Pill is band I really like from Washington DC. They have released two EPs (The Cigarette Girl From the Future and You Are Right to be Afraid) and their last album, The Unsustainable Lifestyle, came out in 2004. In … Continue reading →

Guest DJ: Basla Andolsun (The Andalusians, Beauty Pill, Del Cielo) | Playlist:...Void - Who Are You? |The Casual Dots - E.S.P. for Now |Empire - Hot Seat |The Evens - Around the Corner | Lisa Germano - Reptile |Antelope - Hollow You |Lungfish - Love Is Love |Stevie Wonder - Have a Talk with God |Modern Lovers - I'm Straight |Black Flag - I've Had It |Yellowman & Fathead - I Can't Stand It | des_ark - Lord of the Rings and His Fascist Time Keepers |Al Green - Eli's Game |The Smiths - What Difference Does It Make? |Battles - Race: In |The Beatles - A Day in the Life |The Fall - Totally Wired | Del Cielo - All Star |Bad Brains - Banned in DC |Fugazi - I'm So Tired |The Andalusians - Eponym Anthem |

Guest DJs: Chad Clark (Beauty Pill, Smart Went Crazy) and Basla Andolsun (Beauty Pill, Del Cielo) |Playlist: ... Stevie Wonder - We Can Work It Out | PJ Harvey - You Said Something | The Monks - Complication | A Tribe Called Quest - Love | Talking Heads - Air | Fugazi - Latin Roots | Cymande - Zion I | Fugazi - Place Position | Buzzcocks - Get on Our Own | Morrissey - Sing Your Life | Mary Timony - Blood Tree | Lynn Collins - Think (About It) | Beauty Pill - Rideshare | Chuck Berry - Maybellene | Beastie Boys - Sabotage | Rufus Wainwright - The Art Teacher | Tricky - Black Steel |The Beatles - Tomorrow Never Dies | The Branford Marsalis Quartet - Doctone | Jeff Buckley - Nusrat, He's My Elvis / Yeh Jo Halka Halka Saroor Hai |