Podcast appearances and mentions of Daniel Rossen

**** There is a wild 50% off strore wide sale for all my vinyl and merch until the end of the year! https://shorturl.at/FXgkf This was one of the most entertaining chats Ive had in ages tbh. I had no real idea who or what Eric was about before this and it turns out we would get along famously. Plus he lives here. Wild.  What a fun hang this was. I tell you what, a huge part of it was that it was in my studio and thus NOT on zoom and guess what? the human connection is WAY better without digital mitigation. Who would have thought? I hope you enjoy this as much as I did.  He's a really badass musician and started very very young. His first main gig was with Adrian Belew !! I mean WHAT? I trust you know Adrian who plays in King Crimson and Talking Heads (Remain in Light anyone?? ooof!!!) He's the drummer of the excellent Dr Dog and he's worked with so many cool folks like Daniel Rossen, Nels Cline oh and you know Taylor Swift.... to name but a few. Wild knowledge of music and a bright mind.  Enjoy

En La Música Clásica De Nuestro Tiempo Iker González Urresti analiza la deliciosa banda sonora de “Vidas pasadas” a cargo de Christopher Bear y Daniel Rossen, una de las joyas del año en el aspecto tanto cinematográfico como musical y una de las óperas primas más sensibles, contundentes y emocionantes del cine reciente. Este reportaje pertenece al programa “El Cine de LoQueYoTeDiga” nº 422 (15x07) y fue emitido el 18 de noviembre de 2023.

Christopher Bear and Daniel Rossen spent the better part of the last two decades captivating the indie rock world as members of Grizzly Bear. They re-emerged this past year to score the Oscar-nominated Past Lives, a film that has captivated its entire audience.

Studio Soundtracks takes listeners behind the scenes of how music is crafted for film and television by hearing directly from composers, songwriters and music professionals in the Entertainment Industry. Listen to inspiring conversations about composition and hear works from Emmy, Grammy, and Oscar-winning film scores on the show. Happy 2024! Studio Soundtracks is celebrating the Best of 2023 with four special guest hosts who will explore their favorite music from media in 2024, their favorite of all time, and some of their own work from 2023. Plus, show host Chandler Poling adds his own picks to the list. Join Chandler alongside composers Pierre Charles, Emilie Levienaise-Farrouch, Austin Wintory, and Carlos Rafael Rivera, as they recollect music from this past year and beyond. Studio Soundtracks is made possible in part by the generous support of Spitfire Audio, makers of inspiring sounds and scoring tools for film, in collaboration with the world's best composers, musicians and engineers. More details available at spitfireaudio.com. TRACKLIST:Ludwig Göransson from OPPENHEIMER – Can You Hear the Music?John Williams from HARRY POTTER franchise – Hedwig's ThemePierre Charles from STORY AVE – Kadir and Malik's ThemeRyuichi Sakamoto from MONSTER – Monster 2Vangelis from BLADE RUNNER – Main TitlesEmilie Levienaise-Farrouch from ALL OF US STRANGERS – DinerBorislav Slavov from BALDER'S GATE 3 – Down by the RiverPeter McConnell from GRIM FANDANGO – Casino CalaveraAustin Wintory, Tripod, Montaigne from STRAY GODS – AdriftSiddhartha Khosla from ONLY MURDERS IN THE BUILDING – CakeJerry Goldsmith from THE GREAT TRAIN ROBBERY – End TitlesCarlos Rafael Rivera from LESSONS IN CHEMISTRY – Lessons in ChemistryChristopher Bear & Daniel Rossen from PAST LIVES – See YouMychael Danna from MONSOON WEDDING – BaraatThe New Standards from 7 SONGS FOR COMFORT AND JOY – What Child Is This?

"Past Lives" had its world premiere at the 2023 Sundance Film Festival, where it instantly garnered universal acclaim, with many calling it the best of the festival. It has now gone on to be regarded as one of the year's best films overall, including winning the Gotham Award for Best Film and receiving nominations from the Critics Choice and Golden Globes for Best Picture. Composers Christopher Bear and Daniel Rossen were kind enough to spend some time talking about their gentle and moving score for the film, which quietly works its way over viewers to elicit an emotional response in a non-manipulative manner. Please be sure to check out the film, which is up for your consideration in all eligible categories, including Best Picture, Best Original Score, and Best Original Song for "Quiet Eyes." Thank you, and enjoy! Check out more on NextBestPicture.com Please subscribe on... SoundCloud - https://soundcloud.com/nextbestpicturepodcast Apple Podcasts - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/negs-best-film-podcast/id1087678387?mt=2 Spotify - https://open.spotify.com/show/7IMIzpYehTqeUa1d9EC4jT YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCWA7KiotcWmHiYYy6wJqwOw And be sure to help support us on Patreon for as little as $1 a month at https://www.patreon.com/NextBestPicture Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

If you're like me and came of age in the 90's, then Supergrass loom large. The UK band exploded into the Brit Pop scene like a firecracker, with a song that captured the cheeky charm they'd come to be known for. Six albums followed, before they called it a day. And a few years later, lead singer Gaz Coombes went out on his own.In the last decade or so, Gaz has released a handful of critically acclaimed solo albums, and despite the madness of the era he came up in, remains one of the more grounded and lovely muso's around.Gaz came to Australia to support Robbie Williams on some huge stadium shows, and while he was here I asked him to Take 5. From Scott Walker to Broadcast to Lennon, this is a brilliant conversation and peek into a great songwriter's brain.Captain Beefheart - Sure ‘Nuff 'n' Yes, I doDaniel Rossen - Silent SongBroadcast - I Found The FScott Walker – It's Raining TodayJohn Lennon – Remember

En el programa de hoy celebramos los 50 años de “El exorcista”, una obra cumbre y revolucionaria dentro del cine de terror justo en un 2023 en el que hemos perdido a su director, William Friedkin, y también se ha pretendido seguir sacando rédito de su nombre con una secuela que ha sido bastante olvidable. “El asesino” es lo nuevo de uno de los directores que más interés despiertan siempre en el público contemporáneo y también su nueva colaboración con Netflix lo que nos lleva a repasar con Mary Carmen Rodríguez (también editora del podcast) la relación entre David Fincher y la plataforma. En La Música Clásica De Nuestro Tiempo Iker González Urresti analiza la deliciosa banda sonora de “Vidas pasadas” a cargo de Christopher Bear y Daniel Rossen, en Recordando clásicos con Mónica Balboa “Centauros del desierto” de John Ford, las apuestas de Colgados de la plataforma y la crítica de la favorita “Vidas pasadas”. ¡Muchas gracias por escucharnos!

Muziek van Christopher Bear en Daniel Rossen bij de film Past Lives - een mooi ingetogen drama van Celine Song, gemaakt in de Verenigde Staten/ en Zuid-Korea in 2023. Een verhaal in drie hoofdstukken. In het eerste vertelt de 12-jarige Na Young tegen haar stiekeme aanbidder Hae Sung dat ze Zuid-Korea gaat verlaten en met haar ouders naar Canada verhuist. In het middenstuk leggen de twee na twaalf jaar bij toeval weer contact via internet. En in het fraaie en eerlijke slot zullen de twee – dertigers inmiddels – elkaar na al die jaren eindelijk ontmoeten. In New York, waar Na Young, die zich inmiddels Nora noemt woont... met haar (witte) echtgenoot. De film wordt een IJzersterk regiedebuut van regisseur Song genoemd. De muziek bij Past Lives werd gemaakt door Christopher Bear, en Daniel Rossen. Christopher Bear is de drummer van de New Yorkse rockband Grizzly Bear, Daniel Rossen is singer-songwriter. Niet eerder werd muziek van dit tweetal voor een speelfilm gebruikt, dus ook dit is, net als voor de regisseur, hun debuut. En een succesvol en smaakvol debuut, mag je gerust stellen. De twee componisten zochten samen naar een muzikale uitdrukking voor het verglijden van de tijd.

La météo, segment audiovisuel bien souvent mésestimé, renaît de ses cendres : depuis fin 2022 de nouveaux formats voient le jour pour accompagner les Français dans leur quotidien, mais aussi parler de climat. Si les médias évoluent en même temps que le public qui les consomme, je me questionne : est-ce que la météo pourrait devenir une béquille à la sensibilisation écologique ? Dans ce second volet hors-série, on revient sur l'histoire de la météo, des speakerines aux grands noms que l'on connaît tous. Mais aussi, nous faisons un zoom sur le potentiel impact des nouveaux formats qui voient le jour depuis quelques mois. Révolution médiatique ou petite averse ? Avec les témoignages de Karine Durand, journaliste et présentatrice météo pour le groupe Canal+ et Pascal Boureau, météorologiste retraité. Enquête réalisée par Marcus Keyjay Bellonne. - Musiques : In Motion de Trent Reznor et Atticus Ross, Tu es le soleil de Sheila, Di Doo Dah de Jane Birkin, We live Here de Christopher Bear et Daniel Rossen. - Restons connectés !! Instagram : @1hommeenretard Twitter : @m_bellonne Tiktok : @unhommeenretard --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/unhommeenretard/message

As usual, we are taking issue with the lack of credit these amazing albums are getting that were released in the past year.  Normally around the end of the year many outlets will publish a “Best of YYYY”, or a “Best of YYYY”, and we often do not see any of our favorite albums on these lists.  Therefore, we are taking it upon ourselves to spread the good word about some of the most amazing music that we found inspiring in this past year, 2022.   Bob's 10 BEST OF 2022: Out of the Fog by Daniel Herskedal https://danielherskedal.bandcamp.com/album/out-of-the-fog Throes Of Death From The Dreamed Nihilism by BEKOR QILISH https://i-voidhangerrecords.bandcamp.com/album/throes-of-death-from-the-dreamed-nihilism When the Lights Go by Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs https://totallyenormousextinctdinosaurs.bandcamp.com/album/when-the-lights-go Passenger by Cryptovolans https://iiiypad.bandcamp.com/album/passenger Koma West by Koma Saxo with Sofia Jernberg https://wejazzrecords.bandcamp.com/album/koma-west You Belong There by Daniel Rossen https://danielrossen.bandcamp.com/album/you-belong-there Self-Deification by INHUMANKIND https://i-voidhangerrecords.bandcamp.com/album/self-deification Meshuggah - Immutable https://www.atomicfire-records.com/brand/2316 God-Carrier by Lack The Low https://lackthelow.bandcamp.com/album/god-carrier PENUMBRA by Elias Stemeseder & Christian Lillinger https://plaist.bandcamp.com/album/penumbra   The “DONT TELL ME WHAT TO DO” Category Henki by Richard Dawson & Circle https://richardmichaeldawson.bandcamp.com/album/henki   GOOD HONOR: Boreal Despair by SKYTHALA https://i-voidhangerrecords.bandcamp.com/album/boreal-despair Antiphonals by Sarah Davachi https://sarahdavachi.bandcamp.com/album/antiphonals consistency by i-sef u-sef https://isefusef.bandcamp.com/album/consistency Distance by Erasers https://erasers.bandcamp.com/album/distance Holocene Dream by Brendan Byrnes https://brendanbyrnes.bandcamp.com/album/holocene-dream Quality Over Opinion by Louis cole https://louiscole.bandcamp.com/album/quality-over-opinion   MARK'S BEST OF LIST https://patriciabrennanpyroclastic.bandcamp.com/album/more-touch https://annabutterss.bandcamp.com/album/activities https://joshsinton.bandcamp.com/album/4-freedoms https://nathanclevenger.bandcamp.com/album/i-had-a-dream-about-amnesia https://schimscheimerfamilytrio.bandcamp.com/album/genogram https://jordanglenn.bandcamp.com/album/flustered Robert Wyatt Shleep https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_m4A-VkQwncq9hbz90f0gBv1Neoz4KlNjM DANIEL ROSSEN RELATED https://danielrossen.bandcamp.com/album/silent-hour-golden-mile Department of eagles -  in ear park https://music.youtube.com/playlist?list=OLAK5uy_kcj2EZseq_FRwkA7gl4-jkzH6bykIm064 Adam Benjamin - midi jazz -Iits a standard, standard, standard, standard World https://open.spotify.com/album/1CCFrkgvQfLCAgyWUv3OpH ------------------------- Patreon = https://www.patreon.com/FantasticTonesForHumanBones Twitter = https://twitter.com/tones_for Instagram = https://www.instagram.com/ft4hb/ Youtube = https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCyPekF7o7gpsMCC8ILXegGQ

Will discusses 2022 favorites from listeners Jerry, Nick and Brendan. Happy New Year!

Es wird wieder mal wild. Wir starten mit artpoppigem Folk von Daniel Rossen und hören 'You Belong There', machen weiter mit australischem Indie der Band WΛΛX und dem Album 'At least I'm free' und enden mal wieder mit Klassik von Mozart, Hummel und Wanhal gespielt von Sophie Dervaux und dem Mozarteumorchester Salzburg. Schließlich probieren wir den Spätburgunder vom Sonnenberg aus dem Jahr 2018 vom Weingut Dautel.

This week we review Soul Glo's “Diaspora Problems” and Daniel Rossen's “You Belong There.”

"Ballad in 9" by Joyfultalk from Familiar Science; "Few, Far Chaos Bugles Uff... Bosch gra Walese" by Matmos from Regards, Uklony dla Boguslaw Schaeffer; "It's a Passage" by Daniel Rossen from You Belong There; The title track from Time Goes by Weval; The title track from Scarlet Holliday by Mono; "D2" by Divus from II; "An-an-an-d-d-d" by Dome from 3; "Starstuff" by Blanck Mass from In Ferneaux; "Sozial" by Voigt and Voigt from Die Zauberhafte Welt der Anderen; "Stjarnor" by Centrum from For Meditation; "Kifisos Gift" by Andra Ljos from Fountain of Inspiration; "Two Drones in Ghost Dub" by Zane Trow from Traces.

durée : 00:05:03 - Dans la playlist de France Inter - par : Jean-Baptiste AUDIBERT, Thierry Dupin, Muriel Perez, Julien Deflisque - "You belong here" est la sublime douceur musicale de ce printemps. Il s'agit du premier album solo de Daniel Rossen, multi-artiste issu des groupes Grizzly Bear et Department of Eagles, qui déploie tous ses talents imaginatifs, sans retenue.

Retomamos os balanços do mês e olhamos para os discos de abril que levaremos para o resto do ano. No menu, Spiritualized, Daniel Rossen e A Garota Não, entre outros. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Spécial NUIITS 2022. En invité: Olivier Vanhalst, un des deux programmateurs des #Nuits Botanique 2022 avec une spéciale autour du festival (Laetitia Sadier, Keeley Forsyth, Parks, etc.)..Avec Olivier, on évoquera l'impact du #CovidCrush sur le festival. Quand le "à cause" devient le "grâce" Les Nuits s'articulent formidablement autour d'une progra très post-punk. Un #PP dans tous ses états . Ou plutôt dans tous ses fiefs de Grande Bretagne, de Londres (Famous) à Belfast (Enola Gay) en passant par Newcastle ( Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs) ou Brighton (DITZ). + Exploration des album du mois: Jarvis Cocker Billy Woods, Kit Sebastian, Emmanuelle Parrenin, Anadol, Rosalia, Panic Shack, Daniel Rossen, MD After Hussain & PAQ (chez Hive Mind Records), Courting, Superorganism, Scott Walker, Bauhaus, etc.Playlist sur Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7iYvdDsfhGZKjfiVbbTx4v?si=397cd85590804075

Spécial NUIITS 2022. En invité: Olivier Vanhalst, un des deux programmateurs des #Nuits Botanique 2022 avec une spéciale autour du festival (Laetitia Sadier, Keeley Forsyth, Parks, etc.)..Avec Olivier, on évoquera l'impact du #CovidCrush sur le festival. Quand le "à cause" devient le "grâce" Les Nuits s'articulent formidablement autour d'une progra très post-punk. Un #PP dans tous ses états . Ou plutôt dans tous ses fiefs de Grande Bretagne, de Londres (Famous) à Belfast (Enola Gay) en passant par Newcastle ( Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs Pigs) ou Brighton (DITZ). + Exploration des album du mois: Jarvis Cocker Billy Woods, Kit Sebastian, Emmanuelle Parrenin, Anadol, Rosalia, Panic Shack, Daniel Rossen, MD After Hussain & PAQ (chez Hive Mind Records), Courting, Superorganism, Scott Walker, Bauhaus, etc.Playlist sur Spotify:https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7iYvdDsfhGZKjfiVbbTx4v?si=397cd85590804075

durée : 00:05:51 - Dans la playlist de France Inter - par : Jean-Baptiste AUDIBERT, Thierry Dupin, Muriel Perez, Julien Deflisque - "You belong here" est la sublime douceur musicale de ce printemps. Il s'agit du premier album solo de Daniel Rossen multi-artiste issu des groupes Grizzly Bear et Department of Eagles, qui déploie tous ses talents imaginatifs, sans retenue.

In this week's main episode of Jams & Tea, Jake and Ryley are joined by special guest Brett to review two of the most beloved and rapturously received records of the year so far, abstract hip-hop mainstay Billy Woods' nightmarish new opus Aethiopes, and Daniel Rossen of Grizzly Bear's solo debut with the delightfully warm and colourfully progressive You Belong There. Watch the video version of this episode and subscribe to the channel on YouTube.

durée : 00:55:40 - Et je remets le son - par : Matthieu Conquet - Stranded : coincé c'était le titre phare de The Saints, mais pas de chanteuses ou de musiciens coincés ce soir : on écoute les nouveaux Jack White, Daniel Rossen, Astéréotypie, Selbor... Un peu de Björk et de Kae Tempest enfin et même Acid Arab remixé.

Today's Song of the Day is "Unpeopled Space" from Daniel Rossen's album, You Belong There, out now.Daniel Rossen will be performing at Icehouse on Friday, April 15th.

"Aquí se abre un acceso a la cámara de eco 1 en Sunset Sound, los limones y el asfalto sinuoso de Sorrento, la sonrisa de aquella hipnótica bailarina psico-yé-yé en una película no rodada de Antonioni, tu sueño húmedo en Ville Nellcôte, Morricone, Melody Nelson, ¡Almería!, un columpio, su mirada, las pequeñas decepciones, el viaje, siempre el viaje… Ese es un fragmento del texto que Alex García escribió para la presentación de uno de los singles de adelanto del ya inminente nuevo álbum del psicodélico y muy mediterraneo José Domingo. Unas líneas plagadas de referencias. Siempre las referencias. No son comparaciones, solo puntos cardinales que nos sirven para ubicarnos en los universos de cada artista (bueno, de aquellos artistas que son capaces de construirse uno propio). Hoy os invitamos a descubrir los fabulosos mundos del citado José Domingo, Kevin Morby, Monophonics, Walt Disco, Daniel Rossen, Surprise Chef, Satellites O Father John Misty...

First of all please send music, comments and jokes to lidellmakeswaves@gmail.com and I'll check em :) Feel free to join the pod patreon for the best sounds and max patches in the known universe and all that! link HERE Let's get on with the show! Ive been lucky enough to work with Daniel on my album Compass (2010) where he overdubbed a stack of these double speed, beautiful burnt crystaline, shimmering pentatonic runs that wind their way through the song “completely exposed” I was working with Chris Taylor from the Band Grizzly bear which is how many of you will have doubtless discovered the magic of Mr Rossen's voice and song craft and what a craft it is! His style is so singular and he's got that passion in his writing and playing that sets him apart with an intricate, elegant touch on guitar that has both urgency and solidity. There's real fire in him and at the same time a soft vulnerability and it all races around in these huge landscapes he paints in sound. Amazingly this is his first LP and what a beauty it is. A Timeless beauty at that. It's called YOU BELONG THERE and was released a few days ago on APRIL 8 2022 on warp records. He's currently out there, SOLO on the road on a short US and Euro Tour. I saw him in Nashville and was mesmerized. What a talent he is. A humble soul also, with immense talent and a welcome dash of dry humour. HERE is a link to his webpage so you can see he's coming to your town :) so with all that said, please welcome to the show, the rather wonderful. Daniel Rossen _____________ This episode features music from 5 excellent contributors! Oort CLoud services: Runnershigh No CIty West Erez Rok Zalokar https://shop.naturescenerecords.com/ Thank you to Fabfilter for sponsoring this nitty episode! I get super deep into the world of Timeless 3, their absolute BEAST of a delay plugin. It can pitch shift, distort, lofi, reverberate and custom tap its way into your world. It's available for desktop AND ios and I've made a bunch rather sweet presets for it on my adventures with it that work on both platforms. SO killer. In the nitty I explore the idea of making evolving delay sequences using the excellent tap designer part of the plugin. Patreons get the presets of course ! some juicy ones based on my marshall time modulator! _____________ BONUS POD RECOMMENDATION! I was super excited to listen to the pod that mylarmelodies put out with James Blake HERE is the link. Some super insightful nuggets in there. I highly recommend you give it a listen if you've not already.

Tras darle muchas vueltas, el disco de la semana al final se lo ha llevado Kae Tempest con su esperado The Line Is a Curve. Despertamos con el disco debut tras convertirse en virales de The Linda Lindas y suenan novedades de HEALTH, Daniel Rossen, Espaldamaceta o Marta Knight. The Linda Lindas - Fine Kae Tempest - Nothing to Prove Kae Tempest, Lianne La Havas - No Prizes HEALTH, Backxwash, Ho99o9 - GNOSTIC FLESH/MORTAL HELL Bia - LONDON (feat. J. Cole) Daniel Rossen - The Last One Kikagaku Moyo - Cardboard Pile The Wave Pictures - Dale It's A Damn Shame Jockstrap - Concrete Over Water Empress Off - Save Me Overmono - Bone Mics Espaldamaceta - Yo y Mi Mal Marta Knight - I'm Here Banani - Monaguillos de After Hour Yawners - Rivers Cuomo Sudan Archives - Home Maker Angel Olsen - All The Good Times Wet Leg - Ur Mum

In this episode, we get to meet Daniel Rossen. Dan is best known as one of the singers/songwriters/guitarists of indie rock veterans Grizzly Bear. Now, he has released his debut solo full-length album, the stunning You Belong There, which comes ten years after his first EP, Silent Hour/Golden Mile. In this chat, Dan and I talk a lot about the new record, including some of the inspirations and methods behind his often-complex songs. We talk about Grizzly Bear's past, present, and future, as well as some of his other side projects from throughout the years, working alone during the pandemic, and much more. I hope you enjoy, and thank you for listening.

Johann Wald selects some of the week's latest releases from the world of indie rock, making space for a few tracks from the imminent Primavera Sound 2022 line-up to get the juices flowing. From the big feminine energy of The Linda Lindas, Romero and Wet Leg to emotional male melancholy from Oliver Sim, Father John Misty and the brand new single from headliners Interpol, and a cut from Grizzly Bear's Daniel Rossen, who has just delivered one of the year's classiest albums.

Uno scivolone di Blow Up e come parlare degli artisti non binari. Quattro dischi usciti questo venerdì: Father John Misty, Wet Leg, Daniel Rossen e Kae Tempest. Un italiano che vince un Grammy. Qualche nuovo singolo, una mini intervista e un livestream da un rifugio sotterraneo. La playlist di Friday: open.spotify.com/playlist/4kwkaAa8pfFCIZJmZMzUYx?si=641ef688a81543db

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Gastgeber Andreas Müller diskutiert mit Claudia Gerth, Jana Weiss und Martin Böttcher über diese vier Alben: The Line Is A Curve von Kae Tempest // Fear Of The Dawn von Jack White // You Belong There von Daniel Rossen // Gelb ist das Feld von Bilderbuch.

Was ist, wenn die eigene Band auseinanderbricht? Man macht solo weiter! Ex-„Grizzly Bear“-Gitarrist Daniel Rossen erschafft auf seinem Debütalbum komplexe Klänge, die an schroffe Landschaften erinnern. Ein spannendes Hörerlebnis!

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Today's Song of the Day is "Shadow in the Frame" from Daniel Rossen's album, You Belong There, out April 8th.Daniel Rossen will be performing at Icehouse on Friday, April 15th.

A music podcast fit to burst with delectably diverting new sounds, you say? You took the words right out of our mouth! Is it a welcome return for neo-psych chanteuse Melody's Echo Chamber? Does Pastor Champion's music live up to his incredible backstory? And which slice of mid-sixties soul perfection has been selected to have the Vinyl Word? We also discuss new music from Grizzly Bear's Daniel Rossen, Pitchfork-favourite Nilüfer Yanya, and conscious jazz-hopper Robert Glasper with his immaculately-assembled friends. What do you make of the tracks up for discussion? Do you agree with our opinions? Listen to We Heard Wonders on your podcast platform of choice; like, subscribe and recommend; catch up with previous editions and support the show by buying us a Coffee (link in the show bio).Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/weheardwonders)

As broadcast January 24, 2022 with plenty of remembrance for your podcast throwback.  Tonight to start both halves of the show, we remember two legends.  The Father of South African Jazz, Hugh Masekela, passed away January 23, 2018 so we started the show with him and Ojah doing their thing way back in their prime before Masekela went into exile to New York City.  Part 3 we started with the big news this past week, which was the passing of Meatloaf aged 74 last Thursday, with a recount of a story when he almost threw Prince Andrew into a moat in 1987, which he probably should have done in hindsight.  For tonight, Danno flew 100% solo with Katherin Bass sick, so we had lots of new tunes to give a whirl in both hours, with new joints from Beach House, Khruangbin, Big Thief, and a surprise album drop from Pedro The Lion to discuss as well!#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Hugh Masekela feat Ojah – Afro Beat BluesBeach House – Only You KnowKAINA – AppleVundabar feat Indigo de Souza – Alien Blues ReduxNilufer Yanya – midnight sunSevdaliza – High Alone Part II (32:45)Khruangbin & Leon Bridges – Chocolate HillsPedro The Lion – Making The Most of ItYeek – Freaky (RGB)The Head & The Heart – Every Shade of BlueBabeheaven feat Navy Blue – Make Me WannaBig Thief – Simulation SwarmDaniel Rossen – Shadow In The Frame Part III (62:47)Meatloaf – I'd Do Anything For Love (But I Won't Do That)AURORA – A Temporary HighConan Gray – JigsawCharlie Puth – Light SwitchGriff x Sigrid – Head On FireYears & Years – Night Call Part IV (94:23)Lana Del Rey – Watercolor EyesHolly Humberstone – London Is LonelyRod Wave – Cold Decemberiann dior ft Travis Barker & Machine Gun Kelly – thought it wasSASAMI – Take CareWaxahatchee – FireHAIM – The Steps 

The four piece Brooklyn indie rock band "Grizzly Bear" originally started out as a collection of songs written and recorded by frontman Ed Droste, however feeling that he didn't want to release a solo project, or shine the light on himself, he ended up recruiting fellow musicians Christopher Bear, Chris Taylor and Daniel Rossen in order to bring his project to the live stage, and for a debut US tour.Since those early days the band have released five studio albums and toured the world, opening for massive acts such as Radiohead, and have even composed songs for the "Twilight" movies.Their last album dropped in 2017 and Ed Droste has since announced he has left the band. The future for "Grizzly Bear" may be uncertain, but what is for sure is that they have put out a solid back-catalogue of impressive material and in this episode Jay and Jesse discuss the band's early formation, their approach to music and the guys spin some of their favorite tracks from across the five albums."Roots to Grooves" is a production of SIGNL.https://www.signlradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/signlradiohttps://www.twitter.com/signlradiohttps://www.facebook.com/signlradiohttps://www.mixcloud.com/signlhttps://open.spotify.com/user/96mhz6qfjoztxbl2dpm0uj903?si=aAZpsoEnRAKdx85kr1QWhg

The Brooklyn band Golden Suits is led by singer and guitarist Fred Nicolaus. You may know him from his earlier band Department of Eagles, or perhaps his duo with Grizzly Bear's Daniel Rossen. Fred released the first Golden Suits album in 2013 and has just put out the band's followup effort, called Kubla Khan. It's full of catchy, often literate, occasionally eccentric songs, which the band plays in-studio. (From the Archives, 2015.)   Here's the dancey "Gold Feeling," where Nicolaus is out to prove that he has all of the right moves to his imaginary middle school dream girl.    

This episode digs into the Brooklyn quartet formed in 2002 consisting of Ed Droste, Daniel Rossen, Chris Taylor and Christopher Bear. A band with an ethereal and searching sound, a sweet counterpoint to the current climate. A group that boasts exceptionally intricate musicianship, discovering plateaus of indie-folk-rock not yet found or even attempted.

Vandaag muziek van Erin Rae, Neil Young & Crazy Horse, Night Shop, Michael Rault, Daniel Rossen, Andy Shauf, Quiet Life en Roy Head & The Traits.

Esta semana en Toxicosmos suena lo nuevo de Parcels, Drangsal, Fei, Los Nastys, Second Still, Oneohtrix Point Never, Daniel Rossen y Los Planetas, además de adelantarte lo que está por llegar de Beach House, Dawn Landes, Parquet Courts, Tracyanne and Danny, Neleonard, Cooper, Clay Hips, Axolotes Mexicanos y Albin Lee Meldau. Vuelven a sonar discos del pasado año como los que firmaron Vetusta Morla, Xoel Lopez, Gloriosa Rotonda, Alborotador Gomasio, Public Service Broadcasting y Mando Diao, además de recuperar del debut de Johnny Marr + the Healers cuando se cumplen 15 años de su publicación. Y completamos el programa con Miqui Puig versioneando a Duncan Dhu, el Instituto Francés de Valencia descubriéndonos lo nuevo de Feu! Chatterton y recordando a Avicci en los últimos minutos.

Between 2004 and 2012, Grizzly Bear put out four critically-acclaimed albums. Their newest album is called Painted Ruins, and it features this song, Four Cypresses. In this episode, two members of the band, Chris Taylor and Daniel Rossen, tell the story of how the song came together. songexploder.net/grizzly-bear Song Exploder listener survey: surveynerds.com/songexploder

Mike writes a song on his iPhone while flying in a plane, Matt tries to solve audio I/O routing on his computer, and dabbles in livestreaming his music production. Picks of the Week from Daniel Rossen and Nik Kershaw!

Mike writes a song on his iPhone while flying in a plane, Matt tries to solve audio I/O routing on his computer, and dabbles in livestreaming his music production. Picks of the Week from Daniel Rossen and Nik Kershaw!

In Episode 79, Financial Poise Radio sits with Daniel Rossen, Senior Broker of-CRC Insurance, to speak of insurance.  No, wait!  Don't run!  There are coverages that can help businesses grow!  There are coverage choices that are meaningful at different stages of an enterprise's expansion.  For a lucid, nay pellucid explanation, Mr. Rossen's your man.   You can find out more about Daniel Rossen and CRC Insurance here.   Or you can find him here: LinkedIn: Daniel Rossen; CRC Insurance

In Episode 79, Financial Poise Radio sits with Daniel Rossen, Senior Broker of-CRC Insurance, to speak of insurance.  No, wait!  Don't run!  There are coverages that can help businesses grow!  There are coverage choices that are meaningful at different stages of an enterprise's expansion.  For a lucid, nay pellucid explanation, Mr. Rossen's your man.   You can find out more about Daniel Rossen and CRC Insurance here.   Or you can find him here: LinkedIn: Daniel Rossen; CRC Insurance

I'm back i'm back i'm baaaaack. Sorry it's been so long. I was away! Anyway back now, with really a great episode with lots of new songs that I really love INCLUDING Spiritualized, Hunx and his Punx, Eleanor Friedberg (ever-photogenic, and pictured), Japandroids, Diiv (f/k/a Dive), Daniel Rossen, Chromatics, Fiona Apple, The Men and The Shins. I hope you like it!  As ever, Esther C. W. 

Will and Grant discuss new releases by Dunes, A Place to Bury Strangers, and Daniel Rossen, plus Jim Marshall and Jack White.

In which we discuss Bruce vs. Bruuuuuuce, face melting RAWK shows, perms, intentionally ripped jeans PLUS new music from The Wedding Present, Lee Ranaldo, The Shins, Daniel Rossen, Tanlines and Margot and the Nuclear So and So's. So grab a seat, grab a beer and strap in because honestly, what could be better than listening to a bunch of morons sit around and talk about music for an hour or so? See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

A Mixtape For Omar D Little (Cause A Man Got To Have A Code) by Cian Ó Cíobháin 26/08/09 Galway, Ireland 1. Biosphere – Kobresia I kicked off my first podcast for Shock with a field recording from Geir Jenssen, AKA Biosphere. Here he is doing the honours again with a track from the 2001 re-issue of his classic ‘Substrata' LP, released on Touch. 2. Cocteau Twins – Lazy Calm I've been revisiting the Cocteau's back catalogue with brio recently. This one, from an LP called ‘Victorialand', brings me back to when I was about 14, discovering for the first time that a whole universe of music existed beyond the Hit Parade. 3. Broadcast – Echo's Answer From a LP called ‘The Noise Made By People' on Warp, this Birmingham band have been making beautiful music with a minimum of fuss for almost 12 years now. 4. Torngat – Afternoon Moon Pie Montréal ambient post-rockers with a gorgeous instrumental from their recent LP ‘La Petite Nicole' on Alien8. 5. Q Lazzarus – Goodbye Horses (Krikor Edit) You know that bit toward the end of ‘The Silence Of The Lambs' where Buffalo Bill, the serial killer, is applying his make-up and dancing in front of the mirror? This is the song (though not the edit) that's playing. I always thought it seemed out of context as it's a beautiful song with genuine pathos. 6. Stimming – Song For Isabelle One of the most beautiful 4/4 tunes I've heard this year, from Hamburg's Martin Stimming. 7. Coalition Of The Killing V Eutactic – Haven't Gotten So Far Another tuneful 4/4 cut coming from a mournful place, taken from the ‘What Of The Future?' EP on Auralism. 8. Clark – Absence I must admit that I'm not a fan of Chris Clark's new LP ‘Totems Flare'. Too gnarly in places, with overwrought Crookers-esque synths. 9. Department Of Eagles – Round The Bay Side project from Daniel Rossen, of Grizzly Bear, and his friend Fred Nicolaus. This song is my personal highlight from the ‘In Ear Park' LP. 10. Atlas Sound – River Card Would it be heresy to suggest that the music that Brandon James Cox has released under his Atlas Sound alias has more depth and panache than his more publicised work as Deerhoof? 11. Linda Scott – I've Told Every Little Star One of my favourite songs ever. Thank you David Lynch for introducing it to me. Used hauntingly (as are all songs from the fifties & sixties in his movies of course) on the ‘Mulholland Drive' soundtrack. 12. The Shirelles – Will You Still Love Me Tomorrow? While I was busting out my girl-group moves, I thought I might as well stick this one in, which - like the Linda Scott song - was a million-selling hit in 1961. 13. Animal Collective – Bluish I have yet to hear a superior LP this year to ‘Merriweather Post Pavillion.' 14. Cane 141 – Eager Boy Comics It's no secret that I consider Cane 141's ‘Garden Tiger Moth' the best Irish LP since MBV's ‘Loveless'. Timeless perfectly-crafted indie pop with shades of Stereolab, Pere Ubu, The Go-Betweens and C-86. 15. Cinnamon Chasers – Luv Deluxe This retro/future bachelor-pad disco-pop ditty was composed by one Russ Davies, the son of Dave and nephew of Ray Davies, from The Kinks. 16. The Long Blondes – Fulwood Babylon Speaking of The Kinks, who are mentioned in this song, as are illicit Russ Mayer films, this is a Long Blondes B-side, which - I believe – may have been Erol Alkan's first production for this now sadly defunct Sheffield band. This is what I imagine when you say the words ‘indie disco'. 17. The Specials – Friday Night, Saturday Morning Like the aforementioned Kinks & The Long Blondes, this 1981 ska classic tells its tale with a deft and humorous touch. 18. Seavault – Cornfields Tucked away on CD#2 of a Morr Music compilation entitled ‘Not Given Lightly', which is mainly a covers of classic 80's Kiwi indie pop, this one – which isn't a cover as far as I know.