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Welcome to the first new music show of 2026 – and thanks to Giulio aka Parcae for his great selections last week! We have a certain amount of catchup from last year, but we also have a surprisingly large amount of new music already, either released this week or last, or forthcoming. LISTEN AGAIN in a new year. Stream on demand from fbi.radio or podcast here. hidden_attachment – sorry this was just something i had to do [ky/hidden_attachment Bandcamp] hidden_attachment – in moncton i spent all my money on pinball and beer [ky/hidden_attachment Bandcamp] In November I played a track from Ky Brooks, the Montreal artist who recorded an album in 2023 called Power Is The Pharmacy for Constellation under the name Ky. They appear under various aliases, the most current of which is hidden_attachment, and they were previously known for making noise-punk with Lungbutter and freeform experimental stuff with Nag, among many others. The new hidden_attachment release is an EP described as “a tiny horrible opera”, which seems misleading – horrible is a matter of opinion, “opera” perhaps less so, but this is a small epic of practically ever genre other than opera. Jangling indie rock, electro-pop, bedroom drum’n’bass, bedroom punk, experimental ambient pop… ish. It’s weird & fun! Silvia Tarozzi – Lucciole [Unseen Worlds/Bandcamp] Silvia Tarozzi – Le ossessioni [Unseen Worlds/Bandcamp] When US label Unseen Worlds introduced us to Italian violinist/singer/composer and more Silvia Tarozzi, it was her first album Mi specchio e rifletto, an album that reflects her broad musical experience, from working with groundbreaking minimalist electronic composer Eliane Radigue to contemporary music with Ensemble Dedalus, to the folk music of her local region, improvisation, and playful studio experimentation. There was more than a hint of Penguin Cafe Orchestra. Then in 2022, Tarozzi released another extraordinary work, Canti di guerra, di lavoro e d’amore (“Songs of war, work and love”), with the cellist Deborah Walker, presenting a collection of music inspired by folk songs from rural Emilia which came from working class women involved with the partisan resistance in World War II, including songs sung by choirs of female rice field workers – music that the pair had grown up with. In April 2025, some of us were incredibly lucky, in Sydney and I think Melbourne, to witness Tarozzi & Walker performing these songs together, with just their instruments and voices – one of those occasions when musicianship seems like magic. So there’s a lot of anticipation with this new solo album from Tarozzi – or there would be, except that Lucciole appeared seemingly out of nowhere, available digitally on Bandcamp on December 12th. We’ll have to wait for April this year for the LP and CD, but the whole album’s there if you’re willing to stump up $10USD. Once again this is a wonderful tapestry of an album, with brass ensemble arrangements that set it somewhere between classical & folk music, along with synths, field recordings and turntables bringing modern twists. Her voice is lovely and some of the songwriting evokes the baroque pop of Sufjan Stevens in the best way. Winged Wheel – I See Poseurs Every Day [12XU/Bandcamp] Winged Wheel – Speed Table [12XU/Bandcamp] A US experimental rock supergroup, Winged Wheel began as a filesharing process between various musicians including violist Whitney Johnson aka Matchess, resulting in the 2022 debut album No Island. But for their new album Desert So Green, the band (expanded further to include, among others, Sonic Youth’s Steve Shelley) had toured extensively, and headed into the studio together. The result is an album with psych-kraut-rock intensity and rhythmic drive, blurts of postpunk harshness, shards of viola, and vocals at times. It’s a real surprise, and really worth digging into. Èlg & la Chimie – La ville cachée [Murailles Music/Bandcamp] I don’t speak much French, not well anyway, but there’s just scads of great music from France – and francophone artists from Belgium, Switzerland and Canada, not to mention other former colonies – and you know I’m happy to play music in any languages as much as instrumental music. But understanding the pure breadth of francophone music is still challenging, so I’m happy when French artists fall into my lap. The entity known as Èlg is Laurent Gérard, and he’s been involved in experimental rock, sound-stuff, weird electronic etc for a good couple of decades. La chimie (chemistry) was a project of his in 2013, made up of weird electronics and loops – but now it’s also his band, in which he plays amplified guitalele (ukulele/guitar hybrid) and keyboards, with Marie Nachury on bass, electroncis and percussion, and Johann Mazé on drums and drum triggers. All three also sing, and they make a righteous noise, sometimes starting off as normal-sounding songs until something super-weird happens; in particular, often magnificent grooves on booming, clattering drum kit, and thumping bass. No two tracks are anything like each other, but there’s a through-line of unchained inspiration. Truly something else. JJJJJerome Ellis – Evensong, part 3 (for and after Jessica Valoris) [Shelter Press/Bandcamp] This wonderful album came out in November, but I didn’t properly get to it until too late to include it last year. JJJJJerome Ellis is a composer, multi-instrumentalist, producer, academic, cross-media artist and more; they are of Grenadian-Jamaican-American heritage, and they’re a disabled person with a stutter – something that they’ve ingrained in their practice, including in the spelling of their first name. This album, Vesper Sparrow, draws from Black American and Caribbean culture as well as pop and experimental music, while being placed primarily in a composed jazz context. Most of the tracks are written for, and sometimes feature, fellow artists, poets and theorists. Alongside granular processing and sampling, Ellis’s stutter features and becomes a structural part of the music – but whatever the theoretical basis, this is beautiful and incredibly creative music. Toni Geitani – Ya Sah [Toni Geitani Bandcamp] Toni Geitani – Wasla [Toni Geitani Bandcamp] Originally trained in filmmaking, Lebanese musician Toni Geitani has since gained a Masters in live electronics in Amsterdam, where he is based now. His Masters thesis is titled “Sampling as a Political Medium”, which sounds fascinating. In his music, he melds Arabic vocals with classical instrumentation and experimental electronic production – the three preview tracks from his forthcoming album Wahj are stunning. “Wahj” (وهج) means “radiance”, and Geitani invites us to look through the collapse we see around, and seek that light. Obelisk – Salty Lemon Air [Geometric Corruption/Bandcamp] FBi’s own Ryan O’Rourke, presenter of Mithril for all things heavy & experimental, also makes music as Obelisk. It’s heavy and experimental for sure, but very electronic, very deconstructed club with aspects of breakcore, groaning distorted bass, trance keyboards and glitch. Obviously it’s awesome. Kloke – Silk [Subtle Audio/Bandcamp] Huuuuge jungle/drumfunk/drum’n’bass compilation incoming! Limerick, Ireland label Subtle Audio put out a series of great 2 or 3CD compilations in the mid-’00s with early drumfunk and jungle-inclined drum’n’bass – at the time it felt like the best source of really great beat production around. Many years later, here’s another 3CD set: Our Atmosphere has 2CDs of original tracks and tracks taken from label releases in a broadly “atmospheric” jungle, drumfunk and drum’n’bass, with a huge list of great producers, plus a DJ mix from label head Code on the 3rd disc. Oh – and the CDs arrived in the mail just as we hit the new year, but the digital version (without the 3rd disc) won’t be available until Feb 6th, so this is a sorta-kinda exclusive of Naarm’s own Kloke, one of many highlights here. Aftawerks & Earl Grey – Swingfunc Jungle [Earl Grey Bandcamp] Nathan Firman aka Aftawerks has been plying his trade in funky acid, IDM & jungle for over a decade, and Jim Earl Grey released an EP of his on his Hyperchamber Music label way back in 2013. I’m a pretty big fan of Earl Grey (in fact I first heard his stuff on those Subtle Audio comps back in the day!) and this collaboration between the two is just mad shit in the best way. Homemade Weapons – Leviathan (HW Remix) [Weaponist/Bandcamp] Seattle’s Homemade Weapons has his own particular take on the minimal/tribal drum’n’bass championed by Samurai Records, and as well as releasing on that label (and others) he runs his own label, Weaponist. The latest label release is the Bumura EP from the artist himself, with two new tracks and two remixes he’s made of tracks that were originally collabs – tonight’s cut was originally made with Sacramento’s Red Army. I do appreciate the way that elements of jungle are dropped into the very minimal d’n’b feel. BMA – Middle Age REFLEKT [Industrial Coast/Bandcamp] Moa Pillar – Fight Them Back [Industrial Coast/Bandcamp] The Industrial Coast label is based in Middlesborough, about an hour’s drive south of Newcastle, so fairly grim-up-north territory (I actually lovely Newcastle when I played there last year). The label is pretty dedicated to the cassette as a format, and generally most of the music on Bandcamp is unavailable digitally without the physical objects (set at £999) – but they do do retrospective compilations, and open up other releases briefly at times. So Deconstructed Reconstructed Retrospective is a double-compilation, in that it collects tracks from the labels Deconstructed/Reconstructed series of compilations in which industrial & experimental artists cover or remix artists such as Crass or music related to movements like anarcho-punk or Rock Against Racism. With 50 tracks, it covers plenty of ground. Sometimes you can immediately tell who the subject is, sometimes you have to try and look it up, and artists appear under various guises too – such as Iceman Junglist Kru (lo-fi industrial junglism), half of whom is also Stonecirclesampler (arcane ambient weirdness) aka Liquid DnB-like Ambient Grime 2… Unfortunately it’s long enough after it went up that it’s now priced at £999, but you can still stream the tracks. Tonight, US drum’n’bass producer BMA takes on hardcore punk originals Minor Threat, while London-based Russian deconstructed trance guy Moa Pillar does a tribute to Linton Kwesi Johnson. Travis Cook – fight_clown [Travis Cook Bandcamp] Adelaide’s Travis Cook, ex-Collarbones, continues releasing a track a week on his Bandcamp. This one’s all stuttery vocal samples and a smattering of beats. John Wall – Iconvt [John Wall Bandcamp] The ineffable John Wall stands somewhere between glitch & computer music, musique concrète, plunderphonics, and free jazz. Astonishingly, he didn’t start making music until he was 40 (in 1990). He’s worked with the cream of UK free jazz, and I’ve also featured a fair bit of his work with spoken word poet Alex Rodgers – here’s an example. He recently revisited his 1999 Constructions I-IV, which combined samples from live improvisers with samples of modern classical compositions, in order to remove the deliberate glitch-sound, which he now finds ugly (although I’m not the only one who likes that sound!) But now he’s put a single new track called “Iconvt“, which sounds like a command-line tool (iconv in Linux is a command that converts a string to a different character encoding). The source sounds here are not obviously revealed – it sounds mostly electronic; there are some fairly inscrutable quotes in the description, plus a reference to fellow avant-gardist Sunik Kim. But the music is some of the least-inscrutable stuff Wall has done, with rumbling bass, quite a bit of melody, and a fair bit of glitch, all things considered! Low Flung – Niksen [Low Flung Bandcamp] Eora/Sydney musician Danny Wild has been Low Flung for a long while now, and tends to lean more ambient than beat-driven. On his last release from 2025, Type-D we find him in a contemplative mood, but also in a dub techno mode – the first track has a super slow tempo with percussive chatter around the edges, but the other two tracks are faster but no less dubby. SAWT – Phase Collapse [Beacon Sound/Bandcamp] T. Gowdy – 00L00 [Beacon Sound/Bandcamp] Excellent Portland, Oregon label Beacon Sound enlists many brilliant friends to contribute to their important new compilation Gaza is the Moral Compass, benefiting on-the-ground mutual aid groups in Gaza. The organisers point out that Israel has violated the so-called ceasefire hundreds of times; Israel’s fascist government is joined by Donald Trumps’ fascist governmnent in trying to remake the Middle East while Australia’s Labor governments are falling over themselves to protect the interests of a foreign state, at least partially in the name of “Jewish safety” which as a Jew I categorically reject. Cultural practice is not neutral, the organisers remind us, and that includes what art/music/culture you consume and how you do so. So here we have many artists associated with the Constellation label, artists originally from Turkey, Lebanon, Iraq and Egypt, and indeed Japan – the quality is incredibly high throughout, and all the music is exclusive to the comp (for now). SAWT is Kamel Badarneh, based in Brussels, whose contribution is a nice piece of throbbing techno, while Constellation’s T. Gowdy does his shimmering sample-shifting thing but with an Arabic-sounding sound source. Filippo Ansaldi & Simone Sims Longo – +1 [Umor Rex/Bandcamp] Filippo Ansaldi & Simone Sims Longo – Illusione [Umor Rex/Bandcamp] A few years ago, Italian musician Simone Sims Longo released a brilliant electro-acoustic album called Paesaggi integrati (integrated landscapes) on the great Dutch label Esc.rec – still one of my favourites on the label. There, he processed the sounds of various acoustic instruments; on Solo Suono, Sims Longo is working with saxophonist Filippo Ansaldi, and it’s his instrument that he’s processing. At times we’re hearing the saxophone solo, or multi-tracking into beautiful chordal movement; elsewhere the instrument is splintered and looped. The saxophone is an instrument uniquely suited to experimental approaches, and Ansaldi and Sims Longo here go deep into some of its sonic possibilities. Dual Dialect – Conglomerate III – Meme-leak Mosaic [4000 Records/Bandcamp] Speaking of sax, Meanjin/Brisbane’s Dual Dialect feature Andrew Garton of Ghostwoods on “mutant saxophone” alongside Andrew Foley of Grids/Units/Planes, YEARNS etc, creating disintegrated beats and abstract pads according to their very accurate Instagram bio. But there’s some surprisingly blissful stuff here too – a kind of jazz fusion that hints at downtempo stuff from the ’90s, Jon Hassell’s fourth world work in the ’80s, and post-’00s glitchy electronics. Recommended. Aroma – After The Rain [Urban Trout Records/Bandcamp] And we finish tonight with a collaboration by an artist whose debut album with Eora/Sydney jazz piano quartet Aronas was a defining work for the early days of Utility Fog (you can stream Culture Tunnels on SoundCloud and elsewhere). Pianist & composer Aron Ottignon had moved to Sydney from New Zealand (his brother Matt still plays around this city in many ensembles), and the group embodied the post-jazz feel, at least on record, that sat perfectly with the UFog sound. Aron soon decamped to the UK & Europe, embedding traditional musics from around the world into his art (Aronas’ album Culture Tunnels was influenced by South Pacific rhythms). Now the Aroma project sees Aron playing the Osmose “expressive synth” alongside singer, sound-artist, label head & Afro-futurist Nina Kahle. This song, recorded in Senegal, is their take on the beautiful John Coltrane tune “After The Rain”, using the multiple gestures the Osmose adds to each individual key of the piano keyboard, with Kahle’s vocals and field recordings ebbing and flowing. Listen again — ~234MB

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School is back on. Dillon gives it a big thumbs up. He's tired, as per usual. Honestly, the lives of kids these days are so full. In this episode, my collarbone freaks him out.

Let's recap Shiv Roy's dark Australian past with the help of the film's composers: Mark Bradshaw & Marcus Whale    See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, Mel has a rant about online shopping for clothes and a reality TV show Monty's been bingeing triggers a really honest conversation around body image. We also cover Poking and F**king, NEITHER of which are anything as rude as they sound and we have a giggle over some 'embarrassing for no reasons'.  Fancy supporting us on Patreon? Find out more here. You can follow the kick-arse body positivity Insta page of Georgie Thomas that Monty references in this ep here. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In this episode, I'm walking you through a multi-step practice to help you explore your ribcage and collarbones and their relationship with breathing. Learn the different impacts this practice can have for different people based on the way that their tissue is and the number one thing that influences my clients' healing process and the pace at which they get better.   Get full show notes and more information here: https://www.functionalsynergy.com/152

This week on the podcast Amy talks about her recent cyclocross accident that resulted in a broken collarbone and a concussion. Amy and Aly tie it into experiencing sports related injuries in general and how they have approached them both mentally and physically. They talk about preventative physical therapy and how it's important to schedule it in, especially when life gets busy with kids. And they discuss how injuries can impact parenting - turns out you need both clavicles to change a diaper. Aly shares her experience during her first flight with Beth and swimming in the ocean with a local triathlon group on a trip to San Diego. She also shares how she organized a 40K time trial with friends. The episode closes with their Go Mama's of the Week!

Bracha Leeds is starting a revolution! Bracha, a Shlucha at UC Berkley, is passionate about helping people understanding Tznius based on sources and Chasidic insights. Originally inspired by the work of Rabbi Yitzchak Zirkind a"h and further developed by Mrs. Chanie Wolf and Mrs. Sara Morozow, Bracha is active in spreading this approach to women of all walks of life, making it available to wide audiences.This approach focuses on how Tznius is a manifestation of Yiras Shamayim, and that Tznius goes way beyond a dresscode and enforcement.  Did you know that Tznius applies equally to men as it does to women? Are you aware of the initial place where Tznius is spoken of in Halacha? Listen to this fascinating episode...you will walk away viewing Tznius in a different light. Contact Bracha to form your own Tznius group and get started learning or to become a Tznius Influencer! Modestyandmoshiach.comSupport the show

On this episode, "collarbones", Darren and Danny Caine get a chance to discuss the idea of a child's place in politics and those first conversations about social and economic justice. Make sure to listen to the end of the podcast to hear Darren read his poem "collarbones" from the a child walks in the dark collection (available now from Harbor Editions) that inspired the theme for this episode.

The boys get into a little drugs, religion, and sex? They also discuss the Versus results of the best Beatle Cover and the Session IG Live podcast. There's an all-new versus!Become a Patron at jayandjack.comWrite us an email at RCADCast@gmail.comFollow us on Instagram at RCADCastLeave us an iTunes review for a free drawing from Matt

The boys get into a little drugs, religion, and sex? They also discuss the Versus results of the best Beatle Cover and the Session IG Live podcast. There’s an all-new versus! Become a Patron at jayandjack.com Write us an email at RCADCast@gmail.com Follow us on Instagram at RCADCast Leave us an iTunes review for a […] The post Ramblecast After Dark Ep. 117: “God’s Collarbones” appeared first on Jay and Jack.

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WOOOOOFFF do we have a packed episode this week!? (spoiler: yes) This week we discuss the following: Shona's poor dog's injury Why Emma finds Collarbones sexy OnlyFans Would you date a Cop? Harvey Weinstein's bits The best way to come out ENJOY AND SHARE

Sydney's Marcus Whale (of Collarbones, BV and solo fame) brings in Scott Walker's 2006 record The Drift to chat about how the album changed his life, taught him about the execution of Benito Mussolini and showed him what's possible inside of a pop song, TRACKLISTING: 'Cossacks Are' 'Clara' 'Jesse' 'Jolson and Jones' 'Cue' Like a book club for music nerds, For The Record takes a deep dive into a different album each week that we think is worthy of your love and attention. Hosted by Dan Gordon & Maia Bilyk. Produced by Kyle Fensom. Email: fortherecord@fbiradio.com Instagram: @fortherecordfm This show was produced, recorded and broadcasted on the stolen land of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We pay our respects to elders past, present and emerging and acknowledge their ongoing struggle. Sovereignty was never ceded.

Kerry and Tina momtemplate Michelle Williams's acceptance speech at the Golden Globes. Plus the royal exit and why we care. What time period would you prefer to live in, come coffee cruise crush with us?

Musician Marcus Whale shares a prepubescent story of online romance, distance and self-discovery. Marcus Whale is a musician and performer working on Gadigal land. As a performer, he is a member of duo Collarbones and trio BV, as well as work under his own name, releasing an album "Inland Sea" in June 2016. Primarily forming an electronic world around his singing, the songs across these projects play out dramas of desire and projection while disfiguring forms of pop, club and contemporary classical music. Queerstories is an LGBTQIA+ storytelling night programmed by Maeve Marsden, with regular events in Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane. For Queerstories event dates, visit www.maevemarsden.com, and follow Queerstories on Facebook. The new Queerstories book is published by Hachette Australia, and can be purchased on Booktopia. To support Queerstories, become a patron at www.patreon.com/ladysingsitbetter And for gay stuff, insomnia rant and photos of my dog Frank follow me - Maeve Marsden - on Twitter and Instagram.

After their first time showcasing at Bigsound, I got to sit down with Wolfjay to chat about Shahrae, Arty Ziff & Noah Harris, Collarbones, Hannah Blackburn, Egoism & Montaigne.Intro music is 'Crash Pad' by Atalein Outro is 'Together' by Wolfjay For information regarding your data privacy, visit Acast.com/privacy See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

We've got Episode 15 right here! Colby and Lance tackle Week 1 in the NFL among other things, including: Lamar Jackson, Dak Prescott and the impressive QB showing Week 1 injuries are aplenty! Antonio Brown Saga Lots of signings in the NHL, just none to the big RFA's on the market Christian Yelich is out for the year; where do the Brewers playoff chances stand? His NL MVP chances? USA Basketball LOSE to France in the World Cup of Basketball Medicine Hat Tigers talk ahead of the home opener, just 10 days away Find us on Facebook at www.facebook.com/OnTheBoardPodcast, on Twitter @OnTheBoardPod, and thanks for listening! We'll talk to ya next week!

Even though Abby was feeling a bit under the weather this week, she's still managed to collect her latest Sydney music faves and join Joe in the studio - If you're feeling a bit under the weather too here's a perfect opportunity to grab yourself a Lemsip (we swear we aren't being sponsored!) and snuggle up to your favourite Sydney music pod and a healing dose of heartwarming tracks! Plus Abby gives us a rendition of Swing by Savage - arguably (?) the best time of the week! This weeks Tracklist: Collarbones - Haunted Sampa The Great - Heaven (feat. Whosane) Rebecca Hatch - Brown Girl Chronicles Scram - Water Polo Julia Why - Starman Julia Why - Manchild Arona Mane - Westside Skinny Legions - Rollin' Link to Junkee's profile of Collarbones: https://junkee.com/collarbones-futurity-profile/220579

On this episode, Ari, Naro and Javi details their experience attending Reggae Sumfest 2019 for the 1st time. They also discuss what they think about the Squash/Chronic Law and Jahvillani feud and friends influencing relationships. Fuljoy! Buss Di Utes songs of the week: Ari: Chavez - Country Breeze: https://bit.ly/32MPBNK Javi: DYUM - Tief Piece Gimmi: https://bit.ly/2JYJm0K Naro: T'Jean, Chronic Law - ENERGY: https://bit.ly/2K1jNMz

We go hard in the paint on episode 3 about everything from how collarbones indicate consent to all the feelings of gay pain that episode 3 dug up for both of us. It's gonna be a long one, but a good one, so grab your favorite snack and join us as we dig in to the stuff that matters like Anne Lister's low pony.

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Join Dawn and Elise as we rant and review our April 2019 reads: Wicked Saints by Emily A. Duncan How to Make Friends with a Dark by Kathleen Glasgow In the Neighborhood of True by Susan Kaplan Carleton Descendants of the Crane by Joan He Cold Open: Looking at our worst rated Goodreads books from 2012 to 2019

Each week on "You, Only Better" world-renowned orthopaedic surgeon Kevin Stone, MD imparts wisdom and inflames curiosity with reflections on patient care and our personal paths in becoming our fittest, strongest selves. This blog post, along with helpful resources, can be found here: stoneclinic.com/blog/Broken-Collarbones For more information on Kevin Stone, M.D., please visit stoneclinic.com For more information on the podcast, please visit stoneclinic.com/youonlybetter

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I must say I learned a lot about myself breaking both my collarbones. Thankfully, It did not happen at the same time. But I did break them in back-to-back or consecutive years. Over the course of my life I have always feared breaking my right wrist or hand and in a real way I still do. However, I must say that breaking my collarbones taught me so much about myself and my one-handed life. Especially breaking my right collarbone. I had no idea the clavicle did not much. I guess we do not truly realize what we have until it is gone. This podcast shares my insights, experiences, and tribulations about broken collarbones and living a one-handed life. Thanks for listening! I invite you to share this podcast, offer a comment, or leave some feedback. Show Notes: The trials and tribulations of breaking my right collar bone one year and then breaking my left collar bone the next. Resources 3D View of Collarbone – Understanding the Clavicle. The Collarbone – A short video about the location, definition, and function of the collarbone. Related Podcasts A Nightmare Come True – Podcast OHS063 was about doing serious damage to my right and only hand, and how that affected me. The Power of an Elbow – Podcast OHS016 is about my understanding of how powerful and useful my left elbow is to me. We Almost Died Driving Across The Country – Podcast OHS034 is what happened after my first clavicle break healed. Contact. Follow. Share. instagram | facebook | twitter | pinterest How to review the podcast on iTunes If you enjoyed, benefited or were impacted by the podcast, it would be beyond cool if you’d take a minute and write a review on iTunes. To do that, click on the iTunes link or launch the iTunes podcast app on your computer or phone. Search for One Hand Speaks, select the album art for the show, select ratings and reviews and then write your review. Big thanks and appreciation. Please spread and share if you feel others will benefit and enjoy and leave a comment or offer feedback.

Fahrenheit 11/9 + Beautiful Boy and what to watch when you're feeling down! We answer the age old question, can you watch movies if you have anxiety! Demanding movies? Soul Food? J.K Rowling? Is Climax written by J.K Rowling? Spike Lee pronounced dead instead of Stan Lee, We ask the important question is this a photo of Rachel McAdams or Juliet Lewis? Cummy Spiderman, not being able to tell who Brad Pitt is out of the sea of white male faces and a new film from Sebastian Lelio.

There are more stories to be told in the outdoor industry than the big wins and champagne showers. Digital content contributor at Teton Gravity Research Katie Lozancich shares her thoughts on digging deep in subject interviews, her transition from photography to journalism, and telling stories of the pain behind the stoke in mountain communities.  Follow Katie: @katielo.photo / katielozancich.com / www.tetongravity.com / Shifting Gears​

Ape list #6 - Chroniques Concerts 1er semestre 2017 Au cours de cet épisode, on va revenir sur les concerts que j'ai pu voir au cours de cette première moitié de l'année 2017. On va parler du [podcast de Danko Jones] (http://feeds.feedburner.com/dankojonespodcast), on va découvrir que la jauge du club de la Rockhal fait 1100 personnes, que je ne sais plus trop compter après avoir vu Ministry (#ZaiusTuNeSaisPlusCompter) et que j'écorche le nom d'Amphetamine Reptile Records quand je conduis. Au total, on va parler de 7 concerts et écouter les 9 titres suivants = Mutiny on the Bounty - Telekinesis (extrait de l'album Digital Tropics, sorti en 2015 chez Redfield Records, Deaf Rock Records et Small Pond Records) Future of the Left – Drink Nike (extrait de l'album Travels with Myself and Another sorti en 2009 chez 4AD) Ex Nerven - No New Trick (extrait de l'album The Critique sorti en 2015 chez Fidel Bastro) Danko Jones - Invisible (extrait de l'album Sleep is the Enemy sorti en 2006 chez Bad Taste) Suicidal Tendencies – Living for Life (extrait de l'album World Gone Mad sorti en 2016 chez Suicidal Records) John Garcia – Kylie (extrait de l'album The Coyote who Spoke in Tongues sorti en 2016 chez Napalm Records) Helmet – In the Meantime (extrait de l'album Meantime sorti en 1992 chez Interscope) Ministry – N.W.O. (extrait de l'album ΚΕΦΑΛΗΞΘ (aka Psalm 69, the Way to Succeed and the Way to Suck Eggs) sorti en 1992 chez Sire Records) Aghostino - Ladyrinth (extrait de l'album Collarbones full of Cocoons sorti en 2007 chez Les Disques du Hangar 221) Retrouvez les autres épisodes de Cornelius and Zira sur podCloud, iTunes et n'hésitez pas nous contacter sur Twitter @andzira et sur la page FB du podcast ou même par e-mail : corneliusandzirapodcast(at)gmail(dot)com ! À bientôt les Spartiates !!!

Collarbones, coffee, STYDIA-- join us as we discuss give me shelter or show me heart bymarlahey (imperfectandchaotic)!

Marcus Whale has been straddling the worlds of experimental music and alternative pop throughout his career, from his early improvisational work as Scissor Lock, through the densely layered electronic pop of Collarbones to the taut, politically charged BV project he formed with Guerre aka Cassius Select. In this episode, we celebrate Marcus’ debut solo release under his own name, as he talks about his work, his personal growth, and his political intent, and reflects on the outcomes – one foot on both sides of the channel.Originally broadcast on 'Out From Under' on Resonance Extra.

From choirboy to heathen, Marcus Whale has become one of Sydney's most consistently interesting singers, songwriters and performers. He pops and locks with Collarbones, raves to the grave with Black Vanilla and leads a one-man army as a newly-minted solo artist - all the while delivering challenging, unique takes on electronically-tinged outsider music. During an afternoon of lawn bowls and live music at the Petersham Bowling Club's Bad Day Out back in January, Whale talks through his journey of post-rock forums, bad sax solos and the vision that lead to his debut solo album, Inland Sea. Marcus' debut single, My Captain, is out now. It can be streamed here: https://soundcloud.com/marcuswhale/my-captain-2 Support for All My Friends Are in Bar Bands comes from Sad Grrrls Club. "The Bands Are Breaking Up" is a 14-track compilation put out by Sad Grrrls Club Records as recorded at the titular mini-festival in Newcastle back in January 2016. Featuring songs from Nathan Seeckts, Jamie Hay, Jen Buxton, Lucy Wilson and heaps more. Downloads are pay-what-you-wish, with all proceeds going to The Butterfly Foundation. Download your copy here: https://sadgrrrlsclub.bandcamp.com/album/the-bands-are-breaking-up-a-live-compilation Support also comes from Spit The Dummy Records. Spit The Dummy have just announced they will be releasing Treehouses' EP, Extended Family, on cassette. To stream the EP, click here: http://morethantape.com.au/2016/03/premiere-listen-to-treehouses-new-release-extended-family/ To pre-order the tape, click here: http://spitthedummyrecords.bigcartel.com/product/stdr004-treehouses-extended-family-tape Pre-orders for Suburban Haze's EP, It Will Never Happen, are also up now: http://spitthedummyrecords.bigcartel.com/product/stdr005-suburban-haze-it-will-never-happen-12 Support also comes from... YOU! For as little as one dollar a month, you can help keep this show online. Visit http://patreon.com/barbands for more information. Follow Marcus on Twitter: @marcuswhale Follow the podcast on Twitter: @BarBandsPod Follow David on Twitter: @DJYwrites

Thomas William is a fixture of Sydney’s experimental music scene, shapeshifting through many guises as a musician, teacher, and director of artist run initiative, Serial Space. His blend of shifting synths, broken percussion and unstable tunings has so far featured on three full-length releases, two as Cleptoclectics, and a third on Melbourne’s ‘This Thing’ imprint.Marcus Whale’s relentless restlessness has seen him present a unique combination of manipulated voice, feedback and laptop processing under his Scissor Lock pseudonym, as well his much-lauded Collarbones project with Travis Cook (aka Cyst Impaled) and his debauched faux R&B boy band Black Vanilla (formed with Guerre and Marseilles).

Well known experimental musicians in their own right, MARCUS WHALE (also known as SCISSOR LOCK) and TRAVIS COOK (who performs as CYST IMPALED) moved into unique territory in 2010, recording as alternative pop duo COLLARBONES. Marcus and Travis joined Stu Buchanan to talk about their evolving project and to play live in the studio. They also discussed their (then) forthcoming live appearance with Melbourne’s PSUCHE (feat Oscar Key Sung). In addition to hearing the tracks ‘Kill Off The Vowels’ and ‘Beaman Park’, we also hear them play a cover of the PSUCHE track ‘I See A Wolf’ and preview the new PSUCHE album with the track, ‘Recognise’.