Podcasts about Comet Gain

Podcast #743 carries on bravely with Comet Gain, Lulu, Civil Rats, Chelsea, Autos, Whitney's Playland, Sea Lemon, & Sergio Mendes & Brasil '66.

Nella canzone che apre la scaletta di questa sera, i nostri cari Comet Gain parlano di “cuori fatti di cicatrici”, e se anche a voi, in qualche modo, vi riconoscete in questa immagine, ecco qui sessanta minuti pieni di belle novità indiepop e indie rock scelte proprio per placare e addolcire i nostri cuori. E … Continua a leggere “Memoria polaroid” – un blog alla radio S24E36

Durante esta semana repasamos el nuevo álbum en solitario del líder de The National, comentado por él mismo.En el programa de hoy también sonaron nuevas canciones de Bon Iver, U.S. Girls, Tune-Yards, Curtis Harding, MRCY, Comet Gain, Elbow y Pulp.Escuchar audio

When we write, how much is planned vs. improvised? How much is inspirational vs. double-or-triple checked? How does this factor weigh into how much music we release, how eclectic our sound is, and how well we improvise with others? This discussion features three returning guests: Roger Joseph Manning Jr. was the keyboardist/singer for Jellyfish and Imperial Drag, and more recently as a solo artist and with the Likerish Quartet. Hear his solo episode. The end song on this episode "I'm Startin' a Band" from his Radio Daze EP (2023). David Christian is the singer/guitarist for Britain's Comet Gain. Hear his solo episode. The intro music to this discussion is "Love and Hate on the Radio" from Radio Sessions 1996-2011. Portland-based Rachel Taylor Brown has released 10 solo albums. Hear her solo episode. Her song choice relevant to this discussion was "Stagg Field." Sponsor: Get 50% off your first box of ready-to-eat meals at FactorMeals.com/pretty50 (use code pretty50). Sponsor: 

It's a new, discussion-only format, just for this episode (and perhaps some rare ones in the future)! When we write, how much is planned vs. improvised? How much is inspirational vs. double-or-triple checked? How does this factor weigh into how much music we release, how eclectic our sound is, and how well we improvise with others? This discussion features three returning guests: Roger Joseph Manning Jr. was the keyboardist/singer for Jellyfish and Imperial Drag, and more recently as a solo artist and with the Likerish Quartet. Hear his solo episode. The end song on this episode "I'm Startin' a Band" from his Radio Daze EP (2023). David Christian is the singer/guitarist for Britain's Comet Gain. Hear his solo episode. The intro music to this discussion is "Love and Hate on the Radio" from Radio Sessions 1996-2011. Portland-based Rachel Taylor Brown has released 10 solo albums. Hear her solo episode. Her song choice relevant to this discussion was "Stagg Field." Hear more Nakedly Examined Music. Like our Facebook page. Support us on Patreon.

Will and Craig discuss new releases by Gustaf, Holiday Ghosts, and Comet Gain, plus live reports, a travel report, and bonus songs.

Podcast #686 is the podcast you can trust with tunes from Doubledrag, Shadow Show, Comet Gain, Daniel Romano's Outfit, The Names, & Aprilmist.

Hola os damos la bienvenida a ERA Magazine, el podcast de la música independiente española, en este programa especial dedicado al Madrid Popfest, el festival que se celebra el 1 y 2 de marzo en la sala Galileo Galilei de Madrid. Para hablarnos de este evento contamos en el programa con la dj Blanca DB y con Ignacio Garibaldi, uno de los fundadores en 2010. Y con ellos, además de hablar del cartel de este año, repasamos lo que ha sido a lo largo de su historia y escucharemos los siguientes grupos: Los Lagos de Hinault, "Cecilia". Brenda, "Fetchhh (Sano Megaflip)". Melenas, "Bang". Comet Gain, "You Can Hide Your Love Forever". The Umbrellas, "Three Cheers!". Milky Wimpshake, "My Girl in Brackets". Doble Pletina, "Música para cerrar las discotecas". Y también entrevistamos a Las Retamas, que actuarán en el festival y que nos presentan su nuevo disco, "Avenida". Escucharemos las siguientes canciones: "Así mejor". "One menos diez". "Chorus Tapia". "Siempre acabo". Por último, agradecer a nuestra audiencia que nos apoya tan incondicionalmente y que nos ayuda a financiar este proyecto a través de eramagazine.fm/donacion. Sin vosotros y vosotras, esto sería imposible. Hasta el próximo programa. Un fuerte abrazo.

Thee Songs: Crunchy (Solex Bounce Remix) – John Spencer Blues Explosion Dot Dash – Wire I Hate Nerys Hughes-From the Heart – Half Man Half Biscuit Tonight – The Tigerlillies Vampire Blues – Wooden Shjips Telephone – Black Angels Rising of the Sun – The Rabble Love You So – King Khan & BBQ Show Lucky Number Nine – The Moldy Peaches It's Real – Real Estate Working Circle. Explosive! – Comet Gain! Pink Frost – The Chills Teenage Lament '74 – Alice Cooper Good Lovin' – The Gilberto Sextet Wicki Wacky – Fatback band Can You Hear Me – Lee Dorsey Take My Tip – The Manish Boys I Call You My Baby Pussycat – Parliament Right Now – The Kravin' ‘A's Spirit Ditties of No Time - Deerhoof The Sound of Wonder – M. Ashraf featuring Ahmed Rushdi Fade Away – Mike Rep et les Quotes Extinction – Soft Pack About You – Pastels/Tenniscoats Dandelion Seeds – July On Powdered Ground (Mixed Lines) – The Brandt Brauer Frick Ensemble Hollow Log – Beck Lady Festival – The Byrds

Episode 161 is a wild fest of who the fuck knows with choice cuts from The Specific Heats, J Mascis, Eric Dolphy, Lida Husik, Mark Fry, Velvet Underground, The Crystal Teardrop, Marion Rampal, Comet Gain, and many more. Jazz, Psychedelic, Garage Rock, Folk, it's all here.Giving you what algorithms won't since February 2020.

David Christian in conversation with David Eastaugh https://comet-gain.bandcamp.com/album/the-misfit-jukebox Comet Gain was formed in Oxford in 1992 by Christian with Phil Sutton; the band initially recorded and released homemade demos on cassette and made their live debut with short-lived bassist George Wright, before later adding vocalist Sarah Bleach to the line-up, with Jax Coombes on bass and Sam Pluck on guitar. Comet Gain's first vinyl release was two tracks on Wiiija double-7-inch EP Some Hearts Paid To Lie in 1993, alongside three riot grrrl bands, and early gigs included supports with Bikini Kill, Heavenly, Linus, etc. Following the Holloway Sweethearts EP on Soul Static Sound in 1994, Comet Gain signed with Wiiija and released debut album Casino Classics and second EP Gettin' Ready in 1995. The album featured sleevenotes by Television Personalities frontman Dan Treacy.

Tercer y último volumen del exhaustivo Dossier Kathleen Hanna en Estéreo360º. Dedicado a sus numerosas y variadísimas colaboraciones con otras artistas como vocalista, compositora, productora y hasta remezcladora: de Joan Jett (la vemos con nuestra Kathleeen en la imagen) a Atari Teenage Riot pasando por Green Day, Mykki Blanco o el mismísimo universo Marvel. El podcast contiene más de 30 minutos de contenido exclusivo, incluyendo las colaboraciones de Hanna en su etapa con Le Tigre. MENÚ SONORO: KATHLEEN HANNA (Rock Star (Spoken Word)) / JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS feat. KATHLEEN HANNA (Rubber & Glue) / EVIL STIGS & KATHLEEN HANNA (Go Home (Seattle Version)) / KATHLEEN HANNA & THE RICKETS (Voices Carry) / ATARI TEENAGE RIOT & KATHLEEN HANNA (No Success) / PLAYGROUP & KATHLEEN HANNA (Bring It on) / COMET GAIN & KATHLEEN HANNA (Ripped-Up Suit!) / GREEN DAY (Letterbomb (Intro by Kathleen Hanna as Whatsername)) / JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS feat. KATHLEEN HANNA (Kiss on the Lips) / JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS feat. KATHLEEN HANNA (Tube Talkin’) / JUNIOR SENIOR & KATHLEEN HANNA (Dance, Chance, Romance) / MYKKI BLANCO & KATHLEEN HANNA (A Moment with Kathleen) / CHAMPAGNE JERRY feat. KATHLEEN HANNA (CJ Flow) / HXLT & KATHLEEN HANNA (Trouble) / SETH BOGART & KATHLEEN HANNA (Eating Makeup) / CHELSEA PERETTI & KATHLEEN HANNA feat. MONEY MARK (BDR) / KRISTEN ANDERSON-LÓPEZ, ROBERT LÓPEZ & KATHLEEN HANNA (Let’s Keep It Going) / KATHLEEN HANNA (I Wish I Was Him (For Evan Dando)) / JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS feat. KATHLEEN HANNA (Spinster) / JOAN JETT & THE BLACKHEARTS feat. KATHLEEN HANNA (Watersign) / HANIN ELIAS (Girl Serial Killer (Le Tigre’s Dear Hanin Remix)) / MEN’S RECOVERY PROJECT & LE TIGRE (The Mayor Is a Robot) / CHICKS ON SPEED feat. ANKI LEPPER, INGA HUMPE, KEVIN BLECHDOM, LE TIGRE, MISS KITTIN, NICOLA KUPERUS, SOFTY O. & TINA WEYMOUTH (Wordy Rappinghood) / GOSSIP (Standing in the Way of Control (Le Tigre Remix)) / ONO & LE TIGRE (Sisters O Sisters) / CHRISTINA AGUILERA feat. PEACHES (My Girls) //

“Dammi soltanto un'altra estate, prima che io vada via”, implorano dei Comet Gain d'annata nella canzone che inaugura la scaletta di questa sera. Non bastasse la realtà già più fosca e cupa là fuori, ecco infatti che è arrivato pure l'autunno, ad accorciare le giornate e le nostre speranze. Consoliamoci con la consueta oretta piena … Continua a leggere “polaroid – un blog alla radio” – S22E02

“Even this could be beautiful”, suggeriscono con la consueta passione i nostri amati Comet Gain nella canzone che apre la scaletta stasera. A voi la scelta se si tratti di un bicchiere mezzo pieno o mezzo vuoto: in ogni caso, i brindisi non mancheranno, insieme ai consueti sessanta minuti di novità indiepop e indie rock. … Continua a leggere “polaroid – un blog alla radio” – S21E25

At the height of social distancing, David Christian (nee Feck) went solo. After 29 years as the chief wrangler of the ever-morphing indie pop act, the musician went to work on For Those We Met On The Way. It's been strange couple of years for the singer – as it has for most of us. Christian and family left London for the pastoral French countryside. A mostly quiet life, as he describes it, with the occasional bicycling through the rain. The pandemic has also seen him experimenting with new methods of releasing music, including a prolific Bandcamp output, populated with ideas and songs that didn't make it onto vinyl.  

David has released 8 albums and some EPs as the London-based Comet Gain since 1994, putting out literate, energetic, sloppy rock, typically splitting the lead vocals with a female voice. As a pandemic project, he just released his first album under his own name. We discuss "Mum's and Dad's Other Ghosts" from Those We Met Along the Way (2021), "An Arcade From The Warm Rain That Falls" from Howl of the Lonely Crowd (2011), and "The Kids at the Club" from Realistes (2002). End song: "Mid 8Ts" from Fireraisers Forever! (2019). Intro: "Strength" from Magnetic Poetry (1997). More at comet-gain.bandcamp.com. Hear more Nakedly Examined Music. Like our Facebook page. Support us on Patreon. Sponsor: Upgrade your showering at nebia.com/nem (code NEM).

David has released 8 albums and some EPs as the London-based Comet Gain since 1994, putting out literate, energetic, sloppy rock, typically splitting the lead vocals with a female voice. As a pandemic project, he just released his first album under his own name. We discuss "Mum's and Dad's Other Ghosts" from Those We Met Along the Way (2021), "An Arcade From The Warm Rain That Falls" from Howl of the Lonely Crowd (2011), and "The Kids at the Club" from Realistes (2002). End song: "Mid 8Ts" from Fireraisers Forever! (2019). Intro: "Strength" from Magnetic Poetry (1997). More at comet-gain.bandcamp.com. Hear more Nakedly Examined Music. Like our Facebook page. Support us on Patreon. Sponsor: Upgrade your showering at nebia.com/nem (code NEM).

This week inadvertently turned into a Steve-solo show due to Drew's evil computer.  But, don't fret.  The music is great.  And Steve picked a set with 3 songs that sound like 80s tunes.  But, only 2 of the 3 were actually released in the 80s.  Can you figure out which one is not from the 80s before Steve reveals it? Artists in this episode are: Night Shop, Atlas Genius, Inhaler, Comet Gain, The Bravery, Walker Kong, The Woodentops, Westkust, The Bynars, The Swingers, Taylor Knox, The Vibrators, Wolf Alice, Hazel English, Jawbreaker.   On the Air on Bedford 105.1 FM Radio      * 5pm Friday *      * 10am Sunday *      * 8pm Monday * Stream live at http://209.95.50.189:8178/stream Stream on-demand most recent episodes at https://wbnh1051.podbean.com/category/suburban-underground/ Twitter: @SUBedford1051 Facebook: SuburbanUndergroundRadio Instagram: SuburbanUnderground And available on demand on your favorite podcast app!

“This is not a surrender or a farewell” canta il caro David Feck dei Comet Gain nella canzone che apre questa puntata, e dato che si tratta anche della puntata inaugurale della ventunesima (!) stagione di “polaroid – un blog alla radio” potremmo prendere quel verso come un piccolo mantra motivazionale per la nuova annata … Continua a leggere “polaroid – un blog alla radio” – S21E01

Series 2 Episode 4 - The Indie Episode! What Goes Around is all about finding music fans in unusual places and this week, we shoot ... and we score! Our guest is the brilliant writer, presenter and footballing legend Pat Nevin. Pat may be best known as a flying winger for Chelsea and Scotland but he has always been a music fan first and foremost. We are delighted that Pat agreed to share his Phonographic Memories with us, he takes us from the pre punk days right up to the modern day and gives us some priceless anecdotes about meeting and becoming friends with the late great John Peel, his love of DJing and how he never really wanted to be a footballer in the first place. Humble and generous to a fault this one was a joy to record. In honour of Pat being our guest we decided to christen this the Indie Music episode. David Christian-Bower from Indie stalwarts Comet Gain takes time out to make us believe in 'Indie Music'. It's a celebration of the freaks and geeks that shaped the modern music scene during the 80s. Before all that, Anne and Eamon discuss the dark art of house hunting for DJs. They also talk canal parties and discuss the house of 'El Diablo'. Mainly thanks to Pat and David this weeks Spotify playlist is actually really bloody good so stick it on! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2IKDpjeb1v1tLHrUBIqbcs?si=8eec1d42fcb44595 Anne also mentions this incredible listing on Right Move, we recommend you play the video walkthrough with the sound on full blast, its a vibe! https://www.rightmove.co.uk/properties/104968019#/ CONTACT US: WHATGOESPOD@GMAIL.COM Twitter - @WHATGOESPOD Instagram - @WHATGOESPOD Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/WhatGoesPod/ *BIG UP THE LIKERS RETWEETERS & SHARERS*

Ha muerto Screech de 'Salvados por la Campana'. Esto solo lo podemos comentar entre nosotros. Borja lo vio en concierto: al parecer hacían chándal metal. Se escuchan ruidos extraños. Borja es Straight Edge, es decir: un puto soso. Pepo no. Pepo es un buen bebedor (no confundir con alcohólico). Borja es amigo de Henry Rollins (en realidad solo pagó por un libro firmado por él). También es amigo de John Lydon, igual que 10.000 personas más que compraron su libro por la web. Han puesto la vacuna del COVID a Brian Wilson. Podéis respirar tranquilos. Homenaje sentido a Lany de Universal. Donde quiera que esté. El día que Pepo, Borja, Álex y algún otro de Universal entraron en el archivo de Universal y se pusieron las botas pillando todos los discos que podían. Discos impolutos que Universal tiró a un contenedor. Hablamos del documental del rock latinoamericano de Netflix. El docu de Joan Jett. Y hablamos de Flea, que a pesar de ser de Red Hot Chili Peppers, es un tío de puta madre. Documental de Dolly Mixture. Que puede ser o no una mierda, pero a Borja le flipa. Pepo ha visto dos documentales: The Making Of Goodbye Yellow Brick Road de Elton John y otro que no dice. Nos descubren a Just Watch. Borja se ha hecho de Filmin. A BUENAS HORAS. Y nos cuenta cosas que ya sabe todo el mundo porque es un auténtico capullo. El pasado de Borja en la TV Los after. De after con Nacho Escolar. Pretend it's a city, de Scorsese y Fran Lebowitz. La versión de Tindersticks de TV Personalities. Brutal. Borja comprándole discos al pavo de los Comet Gain en Discogs, ¿sabes?

Join you host, Frozen Lazuras, for some tasty treats of the sonic variety. Tonight's episode features choice cuts from Etta James, Frog Eyes, Comet Gain, Sonic Youth, and many more.Come for the pudding. Stay for the wrist.

A spotlight on Comet Gain, a tribute to the late Cristina Monet-Palacim some other really great songs, plus Mike tells some drummer jokes and gets pissed about the use of the term "twee pop"

Winter is rolling on and I can't believe another month has already passed. January brought my 40th birthday, and now it's time for EPISODE #80 of Random Old Records Podcast. Thanks for checking in, I think this one is something great, so let's not waste time!I've been a huge fan of the podcast You Don't Know Mojack, which has been doing deep dives into the SST Records discography for a few years now. So, this episode kicks off with some songs from the label's heyday by Das Damen and Firehose, plus a track from the same era from Cincinnati punks The Erector Set. This comes from the INCREDIBLE compilation We Were Living In Cincinnati, which collects rare punk from my hometown and was released by the ever dependable Hozac Records. Get it now! After that hot start, you will hear old and new pop, both indie and power, from the likes of Tacocat, Comet Gain, Crabby Appleton, Prix, The Pandoras, and so much more.Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to Random Old Records via Apple Podcasts, Google Play, or RSS. If you like the show, please rate it and write a review! You can also go the traditional route and stream or download the new episode below. Come back next month (or so) for another episode of Random Old Records. As always, thanks for listening!Random Old Records Podcast #80Released 02/02/20DOWNLOAD HERE (Right-Click, "Save As")1. Firehose - "Brave Captain"(Ragin' Full-On, SST 1986)2. Squirrel Bait - "Tape From California"(Skag Heaven, Homestead 1986)3. Das Damen - "Where They All Went"(Jupiter Eye, SST 1987)4. Dicks - "Lifetime Problems"(1980-1986, Alternative Tentacles 1997)5. The Erector Set - "Inside Out"(We Were Living In Cincinnati, Hozac/Shake It 2019)--Crypt Of Dark Secrets!6. Comet Gain - "Your Life On Your Knees"(Fireraisers Forever!, Tapete 2019)7. Vivian Girls - "Memory"(Memory, Polyvinyl 2019)8. Tacocat - "New World"(This Mess Is A Place, Sub Pop 2019)9. Palehound - "Stick N Poke"(Black Friday, Polyvinyl 2019)10. Guv'ner - "Break A Promise"(The Hunt, Merge 1996)--Badminton!11. The Pandoras - "Dark November"(Hey! It's The Pandoras, Burger 2018)12. The Whatt Four - "Dandelion Wine"(Happy Lovin' Time, Big Beat 2015)13. The Little Bits - "Girl Give Me Love"(Down In The Valley Vol. 1, Perfect Toy 2018)14. The Baron Four - "She Walks By"(Out Of The Wild, Soundflat 2014)15. The Pacifics - "I'm Talking About You"(Play Favorites, Bachelor 2011)--Trial of the dead!16. The Pop - "Wait A Minute"(Radio Ready Wisconsin, Cheap Rewards 2014)17. Liverpool Echo - "If I Told You Once"(Liverpool Echo, Spark 1973)18. Prix - "Run Run Away"(Historix, Hozac 2016)19. The Way We Live - "King Dick II"(Man Chest Hair, Finders Keepers 2012)20. Crabby Appleton - "To All My Friends"(Crabby Appleton, Elektra 1970)

A new decade has dropped and it's rolling at a furious pace for your truly (here's a lot why) but I'm gonna do what I can to make sure you loyal listeners can get at least one of the fake radio shows a month until everything settles. 20/20 – Under The Freeway Comet Gain – Werewolf Suit Bad Weed – Down, Down, Down The Moodists – The Disciples Know -words from your host- The Beauticians – Donna Tubeway Army – Are You Real Schizos – Driller Obnox – Red I -words from your host- Martyr Privates – Blak Light Postman – Fitted Wool Blankets Human Switchboard – Fly In Dadar – Get Away -words from your host- Fatal Figures – X Minus One Hue Blanc's Joyless Ones – Lemon Chiffon The Plastic Shoelaces – Bigger Heads The Cheater Slicks – Another Stab -words from your host- Zurich Cloud Motors - Gone Wrong – Shut Down Warm Exit – Gloom Sauce Is Going To Take You Out The Skinnies – Out Of Order   Minor show note: The Comet Gain album is called Fireraisers Forever! and not as I absentmindedly called it Firestarters Forever! I believe I may have called it the latter in a previous episode too. I know that is not the name of the album though my brain for some reason keeps telling me to call it that.

The Loft & The Weather Prophets special with Pete Astor in conversation with David Eastaugh Pete Astor was born in England, in 1960.The Loft formed in 1983, the band signing to Creation Records and releasing two singles, "Why Does the Rain" and "Up the Hill and Down the Slope". The band split at the Hammersmith Palais in 1985. Astor then formed The Weather Prophets, continuing to be managed by Creation founder, Alan McGee, and signing to his short-lived Elevation label under the auspice of WEA4 releasing the album Mayflower in 1987. Returning to Creation for Judges, Juries and Horsemen, the band split in 1989. Astor then embarked on a solo career with the albums Submarine (1990) and Zoo (1991) on Creation. Finding success in France, Astor moved to the Danceteria label to release Paradise (1992, as Peter Astor and the Holy Road), and God and Other Stories in 1992. After becoming disillusioned with the music business, he disappeared from view for a number of years, returning in the late 1990s with his Ellis Island Sound and The Wisdom of Harry projects, both releasing music on 7", 12" and 10"[5][6] for a variety of emerging independent labels such as Static Caravan Recordings,Wurlitzer Jukebox and Astor's own label, Faux Lux. The Wisdom of Harry eventually signed to Matador Records, while Ellis Island Sound, Astor's collaboration with David Sheppard, signed with Heavenly Recordings. In 2005, Astor released Hal's Eggs, a solo album including radical reworkings of folk standards on Static Caravan Recordings. At around the same time, Cherry Red released compilation albums featuring his work: The Weather Prophets' Blues Skies and Freerides (The Best Of, 1986–1989),Injury Time (Solo 89–93), a selection of solo work from his two Creation and Danceteria albums. The label also re-issued The Loft's Once More Round the Fair, a collection of their Creation recordings and session tracks. As well as reforming The Loft at this time for a limited number of shows, Astor continued to write, perform and release records with Ellis Island Sound on the Peace Frog label. The solo album, Songbox was released on the Second Language label in 2011, featuring an extra disc of cover versions of the albums' songs by Let's Wrestle, The Raincoats, Darren Hayman, Comet Gain, The Proper Ornaments, Mathew Sawyer, Dollboy and Piano Magic. He works as senior lecturer at the University of Westminster, where he teaches, researches and writes about music; in 2014, he published his study of Richard Hell and the Voidoids' Blank Generation, as part of Bloomsbury's 33⅓ series. At the beginning of 2015, Astor signed to Fortuna Pop, releasing the single "Mr Music", followed by an album, Spilt Milk, recorded with James Hoare of Ultimate Painting, Proper Ornaments, and Veronica Falls.

Impecablemente destartalado, así se podría definir el nuevo capítulo de este estrambótico ejercicio podcastiano que es el radioshow de Borja y Pepo. Este mes se une al inmejorable caos uno de los personajes más bestias y animales que ha dado la fauna nocturna ibérica, el enormísimo Fernando Porres, un genio de la palabra sin parangón. Así, este tridente escupe un radioshow frenético de frenopático donde repasan la actualidad hispana de los temas que interesan: las nuevas elecciones, la enana ucraniana, Comet Gain, Buffalo Tom, Errejón, resacas, empalmadas, días sin dormir, Willow 2, Carolina Durante, Yawners, Nacho Vigalondo, Lenore, Pedro Ruiz, Los Punsetes, Isa Calderón, Lucía Litjmaer, Deforme Semanal, 12 Gramos, Dinosaur Jr, Hüsker Dü, Sebadoh, Noelia Custodio, Srta. Bimbo, La Polla Records, gente que pone norias en sus portadas, Jason Molina, Sparklehorse, subastas en Amazon, gente con Uzis ... un cocktail de referencias y verborrea explosivo. Un deleite para casi todos los públicos. Suenan Juan Ignacio Carbonell, Comet Gain, Hand Habits, Limp Wrist...

“Una manciata di canzoni che volevamo registrare in fretta e con passione, e per le quali gli incidenti, gli errori e gli imprevisti sono stati importanti tanto quanto le nostre intenzioni”: così i Comet Gain spiegano il loro ultimo album-manifesto, Fireraisers, Forever!, e con le stesse parole mi piacerebbe poter descrivere ogni settimana ogni puntata […]

Will and Craig discuss new releases by Kills Birds, Comet Gain, and Bodega, plus a slew of live reports and a death of the week.

Este mes se une al inmejorable caos uno de los personajes más bestias y animales que ha dado la fauna nocturna ibérica, el enormísimo Fernando Porres, un genio de la palabra sin parangón. Así, este tridente escupe un radioshow frenético de frenopático donde repasan la actualidad hispana de los temas que interesan: las nuevas elecciones, la enana ucraniana, Comet Gain, Buffalo Tom, Errejón, resacas, empalmadas, días sin dormir, Willow 2, Carolina Durante, Yawners, Nacho Vigalondo, Lenore, Pedro Ruiz, Los Punsetes, Isa Calderón, Lucía Litjmaer, Deforme Semanal, 12 Gramos, Dinosaur Jr, Hüsker Dü, Sebadoh, Noelia Custodio, Srta. Bimbo, La Polla Records, gente que pone norias en sus portadas, Jason Molina, Sparklehorse, subastas en Amazon, gente con Uzis ... un cocktail de referencias y verborrea explosivo. Un deleite para casi todos los públicos. Suenan Juan Ignacio Carbonell, Comet Gain, Hand Habits, Limp Wrist...

Eko & Vinda Folio, HMLTD, Cyril Mokaïesh, Samba de la muerte, Comet Gain et Gruff Rhys : écoutez la playlist du week-end de Libération composée par Tsugi.

Mais quelle semaine, notez plutot : on a rentré 55 nouveautés en playlists que vous pourrez entendre sur Ouest Track à partir de lundi. On ne sait plus ou donner de la tête.Au programme de cette émission, on commence au Havre avec la première sortie du label Helios : le nouvel EP de Herr Krank.On s'attardera sur les sorties françaises : Checler, Dorian D et Killason.Direction la Belgique avec La Jungle pour 9min30 de fureur brutale.Au Royaume-Uni, on découvrira Comet Gain, Et Pieces of a ManPuis on se rendra ensuite aux Etats Unis avec Moor Mother et pour finir le retour tant attendu de TNGHT.

Will, Barrett and Chris discuss new music by Reigning Sound and Comet Gain, plus Will reports on the Pitchfork Music Festival.

Will and Barrett talk about the new album by Comet Gain and count down their five favorite songs by legendary Australian band the Go-Betweens.

I skipped a week! I'M SORRY OKAY. I'm sorry. So this week! New things AND ALSO old things. Elis Regina, Toro Y Moi (always adorable, and pictured), Comet Gain, Dum Dum Girls, Kate Bush, Washed Out, Kanye West + Jay Z and the Unknown Mortal Orchestra.  Go like the new Facebook page! Here it is: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Sounds-Ace-with-Esther-C-Werdiger/166452070093423 Thanks! I hope you like it xo Esther

Over at None More Twee, we usually talk about the latest and greatest indie pop around but for this mix, I went back to the roots of twee for a big chunk of bubblegum, added some soul, some crazed glam rock, a few novelty tunes (can never get enough of those) and a track from my favorite punk band, then mixed it up for maximum dance party effectiveness.1. Rick Springfield - We're Gonna Have A Good Time - This early 7T'z rocker comes from an album you need to track down called Mission Magic. I think I've started every mix of the past five years or so with this song.2. Andy Kim - You Got Style - AK may have been a total Neil Diamond wanna-be, but sometimes he equalled his idol. Like here, for example.3. Tommy Roe - Cinnamon - Nothing but love for T-Roe. He's the patron saint of NMT. One listen to this track and you'll know why.4. Geno Washington And The Ram Jam Band - Feeling So Good (Skooby Doo) - Super groovy cover of the Archies' classic by a guy who made some great bubblesoul jams but is also a trained hypnotist and Peter Noone's brother in-law.5. Sylvie Vartan - Garde Moi Dans Ta Poche - She totally destroys the Four Tops' "I Can't Help Myself" with a piledriver beat and some surprisingly tough vocalizing. Check the recent collection on Rev-Ola for more awesome Vartan sounds.6. Little Eva - Get Ready/Uptight - More than a one-hit wonder, Little Eva made some killer records and this is the best of them. Makes me wish someone had signed her to Motown or Stax.7. The Osmonds - Down By The Lazy River - Yeah, the Osmonds! Don't laugh until you hear this jam. It's cheesy but the good kind of cheese, the kind they give out as samples in grocery stores that you can't stop eating even though the staff keeps giving you dirty looks.8. Jacques Dutronc - Le Responsable - Dutronc is a heavy dude and when he gets down to rocking, he's gonna rock you for reals.9. The Messengers - That's The Way A Woman Is - Amazing bubblegum rocker on Motown of all places.10. The Equals - My Life Ain't Easy - Eddy Grant? Eddy Grant! The Equals have few equals when it comes to hard rocking bubblesoul. Few equals...geez.11. Lulu - Love Loves To Love Love - Lulu doesn't get much credit for tearing shit up but she really could. This track features some great Jimmy Page studio weirdness.12. Honeybus - The Breaking Up Scene - My heroes Comet Gain borrowed some of this song for "Villain" way back on Casino Classics. The Honeybus version has some hot guitar action and a footstomping beat. Which is weird because the rest of their output consisted of heartbreakingly beautiful orchestrated pop that's almost on par with the Left Banke.13. Mud - Tiger Feet - You haven't really lived until you've seen the Top of the Pops clip of Mud performing this song. It's like a four minute lecture on why rock & roll is so glorious, only it's way more fun than that. Even without the visuals this song should bring your party to a fever pitch.14. The Saints - Do the Robot - Sometimes people forget that punk rock could be a hell of a lot of fun. Most of the Saints tracks are as serious as death, but this song is a good time jam.15. Bobby Freeman - C'mon And Swim - It's the middle of winter here in Michigan but I reflexively reached for my swimsuit when this track came on. Bobby's just so persuasive!16. The Revillos - Scuba ScubaIf these guys had ever played on a bill with the B52's, it would have been one of the greatest nights in pop history. The only pairing I can think of that would be better is the Archies and the Banana Splits.

Set list: 01. Kaleidoscope UK, "Kaleidoscope" LP Tangerine Dream (Fontana, 1967) 02. Love, "Maybe The People Would Be The Times Or Between Clark And Hilldale" LP Forever Changes (Elektra, 1967) 03. Comet Gain, "The Fists in The Pocket" CD City Fallen Leaves (Track & Field, 2005) 04. Ana da Silva, "In Awe of a Painting" CD The Lighthouse (Chicks on Speed, 2005) 05. Julie Delpy, "She Don't Care" CD Julie Delpy (Disques Crepuscule, 2003) 06. Masters Apprentices, "War Or Hands Of Time" LP Masters Apprentices (Astor, 1967) 07. Taparrabo, "JOhn" CD O Vermelho e o Negro (2005) *DEMO* 08. Juana Molina, "¿Quién?" CD Segundo (Domino, 2000) 09. Marcos Valle, "O Cafona" LP Garra (Odeon, 1971) 10. Marcos Valle, "Mentira" LP Previsão do Tempo (Odeon, 1973) 11. Dinosaur Jr., "Kracked" LP You´re Living All Over Me (SST Records, 1987) 12. Talking Heads, "This Must Be The Place" LP Speaking in Tongues (Sire, 1983) Foto: Marcel Duchamp Música introdução: Marlene Dietrich, "Ich hab´noch einen Koffer in Berlin" BG: Marcos Valle, "Previsão do Tempo" Links: Rss feed 2.0: http://octopusmonosound.podomatic.com/rss2.xml http://hem.passagen.se/chla1014 (kaleidoscope uk), http://love.torbenskott.dk, www.killrockstars.com/bands/cometgain, www.theraincoats.net, http://home.no.net/site/delpyweb, www.mastersapprentices.com, www.juanamolina.com, www.dinosaurjr.com, http://talking-heads.net