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This episode of Across The Margin : The Podcast features an interview with Stephen Chung, an award-winning cinematographer with well over twenty years of experience in moving images. Stephen's career began as a stills photographer, working in the commercial, fashion, and music industries in Canada and Europe for over a decade. In the 90s, his photography evolved into cinematography, and his earliest credits were music videos for artists such as Feist, Broken Social Scene, Do Make Say Think, Buck 65 and Blue Rodeo. Stephen has worked with Viceland, HBO, Discovery, Nat Geo, History Channel, 20th Century Fox, and The CBC. His most recent documentary — It's All Gonna Break — is the focus of this episode. Imagine being a fly on the wall at the birth of a musical movement that would change indie rock forever. In early 2000s in Toronto, a group of young creative musicians collectively known as, Broken Social Scene, got together and soon became a worldwide phenomenon. It's All Gonna Break is an electrifying and intimate documentary about the indie rock band that redefined the sound of a generation. Filmmaker and longtime friend Stephen Chung was there from the beginning, capturing the chaos, creativity, and camaraderie that fueled their rise and caught on camera the making of the iconic album You Forgot It In People. With never-before-seen archival footage and new interviews with Kevin Drew, Leslie Feist, Brendan Canning, Emily Haines, Amy Millan, and more, the film traces the band's evolution from raw basement jams to global stages. A love letter to independent music, It's All Gonna Break is a vibrant time capsule of a pre-digital era and a moving reflection on friendship, art, and the freedom to create on your own terms. Attend a screening of It's All Gonna Break! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
A fabulous interview with the award-winning musician Charles Spearin (Broken Social Scene, Do Make Say Think, etc). We journey through his storied career in music, and unpack his fascinating new release, "Music For 32 Phones Played Simultaneously". Enjoy the ride!
In this documentary episode, we take a deep dive into how communities are responding to the growing abortion access crisis in the United States, sharing the stories of those impacted and highlighting a number of radical grassroots, mutual aid, and solidaristic efforts aimed at helping people access abortion in the places where it's currently outlawed or restricted. Abortion access has always been limited here in the United States, but since Roe v. Wade was overturned in June of 2022 and the Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization decision held that the Constitution does not confer a right to abortion, things have gotten dramatically worse. In the face of trigger laws banning and criminalizing abortion in many states — as well as state-sanctioned harassment and targeted campaigns against people seeking abortions — the centuries-old movement for reproductive rights and justice has only grown and strengthened. This is a special re-release of this episode for International Women's Day. The episode was originally published as two separate parts but we have combined those two parts into one continuous episode. Episode credits: Series producer and writer: Robert Raymond Host and executive producer: Tom Llewellyn Theme Music: “Meet you on the other side” by Cultivate Beats Additional music: Chris Zabriskie, Do Make Say Think, and Pele Original artwork was created by Bethan Mure This series features: Julie Amaon: Family medicine physician and the medical director for Just the Pill Jenice Fountain: Executive Director of Yellowhammer Fund Gulf South Plan B: Mutual Aid organization that distributes free emergency contraception in Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas and Mississippi Angel Jones: Recipient of medical abortion pills Laurie Roberts: Executive Director of Mississippi Reproductive Freedom Fund
In the second of this 2-part series of The Response, we pick up where we left off in Episode 1 and continue our deep dive into how communities are responding to the growing abortion access crisis in the United States, sharing the stories of those impacted and highlighting a number of radical grassroots, mutual aid, and solidaristic efforts aimed at helping people access abortion in the places where it's currently outlawed or restricted. Abortion access has always been limited here in the United States, but since Roe v. Wade was overturned in June of this year and the Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization decision held that the Constitution does not confer a right to abortion — things have gotten dramatically worse — especially in parts of the southern United States, the Great Plains, and parts of the midwest. In the face of trigger laws banning and criminalizing abortion in many states — as well as state-sanctioned harassment and targeted campaigns against people seeking abortions — the centuries-old movement for reproductive rights and justice has only grown and strengthened. This movement takes many forms, and in the second part of this series we're going to explore mutual aid efforts focusing on medical abortion pills and emergency contraception. You can listen to Part 1 of this series here. Episode credits: Series producer and writer: Robert Raymond Host and executive producer: Tom Llewellyn Theme Music: “Meet you on the other side” by Cultivate Beats Additional music: Chris Zabriskie, Do Make Say Think, and Pele Original artwork was created by Bethan Mure This series features: Julie Amaon: Family medicine physician and the medical director for Just the Pill Jenice Fountain: Executive Director of Yellowhammer Fund Gulf South Plan B: Mutual Aid organization that distributes free emergency contraception in Texas, Arkansas and Mississippi Angel Jones: Recipient of medical abortion pills Laurie Roberts: Executive Director of Mississippi Reproductive Freedom Fund Additional Resources: Lists of Abortion Funds by state/region: https://abortionfunds.org/ https://apiaryps.org/pso-list The Response is a podcast series from Shareable.net exploring how communities are building collective resilience in the wake of disasters
In the first of this 2-part series of The Response, we take a deep dive into how communities are responding to the growing abortion access crisis in the United States, sharing the stories of those impacted and highlighting a number of radical grassroots, mutual aid, and solidaristic efforts aimed at helping people access abortion in the places where it's currently outlawed or restricted. Abortion access has always been limited here in the United States, but since Roe v. Wade was overturned in June of this year and the Dobbs v. Jackson Women's Health Organization decision held that the Constitution does not confer a right to abortion — things have gotten dramatically worse — especially in parts of the southern United States, the Great Plains, and parts of the midwest. In the face of trigger laws banning and criminalizing abortion in many states — as well as state-sanctioned harassment and targeted campaigns against people seeking abortions — the centuries-old movement for reproductive rights and justice has only grown and strengthened. Episode credits: Series producer and writer: Robert Raymond Host and executive producer: Tom Llewellyn Theme Music: “Meet you on the other side” by Cultivate Beats Additional music: Chris Zabriskie, Do Make Say Think, and Pele Original artwork was created by Bethan Mure This series features: Julie Amaon: Family medicine physician and the medical director for Just the Pill Jenice Fountain: Executive Director of Yellowhammer Fund Gulf South Plan B: Mutual Aid organization that distributes free emergency contraception in Louisiana, Texas, Arkansas and Mississippi Angel Jones: Recipient of medical abortion pills Laurie Roberts: Executive Director of Mississippi Reproductive Freedom Fund Lists of Abortion Funds by state/region: https://abortionfunds.org/ https://apiaryps.org/pso-list The Response is a podcast series from Shareable.net exploring how communities are building collective resilience in the wake of disasters
Charles Spearin is acclaimed Canadian multi-instrumentalist. He is a founding member of Do Make Say Think and Broken Social Scene. He has gained success as a solo artist and has won Juno awards for his debut album The Happiness Project and Thank God The Plague Is Over. His latest album My City Of Starlings is everything you expect from him. He speaks about his records, how he started out as a musician, how he creates sound and much more.
Charles Spearin is acclaimed Canadian multi-instrumentalist. He is a founding member of Do Make Say Think and Broken Social Scene. He has gained success as a solo artist and has won Juno awards for his debut album The Happiness Project and Thank God The Plague Is Over. His latest album My City Of Starlings is everything you expect from him. He speaks about his records, how he started out as a musician, how he creates sound and much more.
Dave is MIA this week so we've drafted in our pal Vicki Henry and asked her to pick an album. Her choices is Stubborn Persistent Illusions by Canadian post-rock troupe Do Make Say Think. Hailing from Toronto and part of Constellation Records, it would be fair to consider Do Make Say Think's jazzy, dual drummer, almost joyful approach to post-rock the yin to Godspeed You! Black Emperor's doomy, melancholic yang. That's not to say there aren't moments of darkness in Do Make Say Think's music, just that their overall vibe is quite different to that of their labelmates. Members of the band have played in/contributed to/been part of Broken Social Scene over the years, so they come from reputable stock too. Over the course of their 25 year career they've grown to comprise of 11 members, including various woodwind and brass instruments. At their core though, sits Ohed Benchetrit, David Mitchell, James Payment, Justin Small and Charles Spearin, all of whom have appeared on most of their seven albums. This week's choice is the latest of their seven albums, and arrived in 2017 after an 8 year gap - the longest in their history. So Vicki and Chris take us through a tour of their back catalogue before asking the age old question - should this go in our discography of unsung classics?
We had the pleasure of interviewing Charles Spearin over Zoom video! Can you think of a more perfect lyric that captures the pandemic experience? Multi-instrumentalist and composer Charles Spearin, known for his work in Broken Social Scene, Do Make Say Think, and so much more music that has soundtracked the past two decades, insists he's not much of a lyricist. In fact, his new solo album, My City of Starlings, is a largely instrumental collection of beautifully textured songs that glide between avant-garde, art rock and electronic soundscapes.But it's no surprise that Spearin's virtuosity extends to every detail of his songwriting, from the burnished brass of “Vireos in Bellwoods” to the celestial “Three Voices (Braided Carefully)” to the words and ambient melodies of the title track, which captures both the haziness but also the glimmers of hope of the time we've just lived through.My City of Starlings isn't a “pandemic record,” exactly – while Spearin found himself with extra time once touring came to a standstill, some of the compositions that found their way onto the album had been taking shape since 2017, while others were born from a more recent song-a-day writing and recording club of fellow musicians from around the world.Like so many of us, Spearin came to see his city in a whole new light during the endless walks taken through its streets over the past year and a half, partly thanks to an increased interest in birding but also a whole new appreciation for the wonders of the natural world – an inspiration that comes through clearly in the album's expansive sonic palette.Some of those strolls with fellow musicians, not to mention Spearin's wide artistic social scene, led to the many collaborations on My City of Starlings, which features a long list of Toronto's best jazz, pop, rock and experimental-music performers (including BSS bandmates Brendan Canning and Kevin Drew). Describing the recording process as akin to painting a picture with many layers, Spearin recalls how each guest brought their own unique brushstrokes to the compositions.From the first track to be released from the album, the percussion-driven “Portrait of The Artist As A Thursday” (accompanied by a video from animator Jared Sales that runs as a 12-hour loop) to the catchy shuffle riff of “Rutting Season” through to the spoken-sung Arabic poetry on “When Tigers Used to Smoke,” My City of Starlings is as eclectic and accomplished as Spearin himself.When he's not busy with BSS or DMST, the multiple Juno Award winner has toured with Feist and the late Gord Downie and is also known for his production and soundtrack work. During the pandemic, he has been working on a musical about Canada's private sponsorship program for refugees with co-writers Robin Dann from the band Bernice (who appears on Starlings' track “Three Voices”), actor and playwright Mariel Marshall, and Esmaeel Abufaker, a Syrian musician who came to Canada as a refugee in 2016.In 2009, Spearin released The Happiness Project, a solo album which used snippets of his neighbours' musings on contentment set to music, which won a Juno for Best Contemporary Jazz Album.Unexpected and indelible – much like the way the birds his album is named for are known to mimic sounds from their surroundings in their own distinct calls, My City of Starlings reveals yet another facet of Charles Spearin's uniquely observant artistry.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #CharlesSpearin #BrokenSocialScene #DoMakeSayThink #zoom Listen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter!
Esta semana, en una nueva sesión de Rebelión Sónica, los invitamos a escuchar música de “My City of Starlings”, el nuevo álbum del multi-instrumentista y compositor canadiense, Charles Spearin. Publicado el 13 de agosto por el sello Arts & Crafts, se trata del segundo disco solista del miembro fundador de las importantes bandas del país norteamericano Do Make Say Think y Broken Social Scene. La disquera explicó que las 13 canciones del nuevo trabajo, nacieron de un club de escritura de “una canción al día” creado por Spearin, amigos y compañeros. De acuerdo a la descripción del disco, este “se desliza entre la vanguardia, el art rock y los sonidos electrónicos”. Sucesor de The Happiness Project de 2009, “My City of Starlings” no es exactamente un álbum de la pandemia, pues aunque el artista tomó inspiración del tiempo que estuvo en casa y sus largas caminatas por Toronto para apreciar su naturaleza —y sus aves en especial—, parte de sus composiciones empezaron a tomar forma desde 2017. Los colaboradores del álbum incluyen una larga lista de músicos de jazz, pop, y rock experimental, destacando sus compañeros de Broken Social Scene (Brendan Canning y Kevin Drew) y Robin Dann de la banda Bernice. El título del álbum viene de los estorninos, aves conocidas por imitar los sonidos que las rodean, y captura a la perfección el arte excepcionalmente observador de Charles. Al final del programa, viajamos algunos años al pasado en la carrera de Spearin, para escucharlo como miembro de Do Make Say Think, específicamente con material de “Stubborn Persistent Illusions” (2017), el último disco editado por la agrupación canadiense hasta la fecha. Como es tradición, Rebelión Sónica se transmite por radio Rockaxis todos los miércoles a las 10, 17 y 23 horas, con la conducción de Héctor Aravena.
Broken Social Scene's bandleader Kevin Drew joins me to talk about his spark of Inspiration, Do Make Say Think's fifth album You, You're A History In Rust. Kevin is friends with the band (a couple of DMST's members are also in BSS), but he talks about being able to separate his personal relationships with the musicians from the music he loves so much. Our conversation covers learning to live with grief, the beauty of film soundtracks, our mutual love for Cyndi Lauper's She's So Unusual and we also propose a collaboration between Do Make Say Think and Rihanna.Kevin's brilliant new instrumental album Influences (under the K.D.A.P moniker) is out now on Arts And Crafts.Links:Kevin DrewYou, You're A History In RustMary J Blige: My Life
In this episode we get to meet Charles Spearin, multi-instrumentalist and part of two legendary Canadian bands: Do Make Say Think and Broken Social Scene. In this chat, we discuss the origins of both bands, the creative process behind most Broken Social Scene songs, his time during quarantine, as well as Charles' experience in Northern Italy making his 2020 imporvisational album with Josefin Runsteen called Thank God The Plague is Over. Please enjoy, and thank you for listening.
In this interview from 2016, I got the chance to interview Justin Small of one of my favorite bands Do Make Say Think. We discuss his then-ongoing Song a Week project and the then-upcoming new DMST record. It was honestly one of the coolest things I ever got to do. Stay tuned for more Conversations with a Curmudgeon in the near future. Here and on WCBN FM Ann Arbor. A home for weirdos. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app
A love letter to Autumn Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Anam Cara by Selah Broderick on Anam (Western Vinyl ) 7′40″ Under the Loquat Tree (feat. Goldmund) by Hollie Kenniff on Under the Loquat Tree (feat. Goldmund) - Single (self released) 11′00″ ABoneCroneDrone 1 by Sheila Chandra on ABoneCroneDrone (Real World Records Ltd ) 11′50″ Invented Journey by Katya Yonder on Multiply Intentions (Métron Records ) 15′05″ AIR Krew by Winter hike on Discuss and come back (Motion Ward) 16′57″ Déli by Ballaké Sissoko on Déli (Label Bleu ) 21′18″ Watching by Santilli on Surface (Into The Light) 24′35″ Blood Harmony (Lucy Gooch Remix) [feat. Lucy Gooch] by Bing & Ruth on Divergence: Species Remixes (4AD ) 26′15″ pocket piano by Ela Minus on acts of rebellion (Domino) 27′34″ Good Night by Inner Travels on Life On Bird Mountain (self released) 31′50″ Seratonin Cascade by Early Fern on Music for Baths [Vol. I] (Métron Records) 34′50″ Talmen by Felbm on Tape 3 (Soundway Records Ltd) 37′10″ Sesam by F.S. Blumm on In Sight (Sonic Pieces) 40′25″ Sun At 5 In 4161 by Andrew Tuttle on Alexandra (Room40) 45′18″ In a Box, Under the Bed by Pullman on Turnstyles & Junkpiles (Thrill Jockey) 49′18″ Calle Mayor by Gauchos de Media Noche on Vol. 2 - EP (Sapiens) 52′14″ Soaring X (feat. Malibu) by Oliver Coates on skins n slime (RVNG Intl) 55′05″ Isle of Us by Malibu on A Little Night Music: Aural Apparitions from the Geographic North (Geographic North) 57′28″ Okue by Meitei on A Little Night Music: Aural Apparitions from the Geographic North (Geographic North) 62′40″ À Côté Du Lac by Gastón Arévalo on Terrain (A Strangely Isolated Place) 63′28″ Flatiron by Suzanne Kraft on Talk from Home (Melody As Truth) 70′20″ A Couple Swim by Bibio on Sleep on the Wing (Warp) 74′06″ Leaving home for the fields by Kin Leonn & Hiroshi Ebina on Faraway Vicinity (KITCHEN) 76′40″ Todo Es Lo Que Parece by Mente Orgánica on Todo Es Lo Que Parece - Single (self released) 79′57″ ingydar by Adrianne Lenker on songs (4AD) 83′56″ Montañas De Azabache by Borealis on Imaginational Anthem, Vol. X (Overseas Edition) (Tompkins Square) 87′14″ Jo Xilo by Leon Revol on Enter a Zircon (Church) 90′08″ Cloud Garden by Ocean Moon on World of Light (Lo Recordings) 94′00″ Deep Breath by Igor B on Stranded Seaside (NuNorthern Soul) 96′34″ Making The Last Train by OCA on Aging (Métron Records) 102′08″ Just about Jones by Ada, Pedro & Just About Jones on Serenity Now, Insanity Later (Studio Barnhus) 108′38″ It Was For You, It Was For Us by Bvdub on A Careful Ecstasy (Darla) 115′34″ In Mind by Do Make Say Think on You You're A History In Rust (Constellation) Check out the full archives on the website.
Resonances in empty libraries, unseen Mingus vibing, high school post-rock discoveries. John Daniel discusses three important albums.
Now that we're past election day, let's de-stress with a chat about something super chill and supremely soothing. I spoke to musician Charles Spearin (Broken Social Scene and Do Make Say Think) about Godfrey Reggio's classic experimental film Koyaanisqatsi, which features the music of certified legend Philip Glass. Have a listen and watch all your election related anxiety melt away. Links:Charles SpearinBroken Social SceneDo Make Say ThinkKoyaanisqatsiHis House
Charles Spearin is a founding member of Broken Social Scene & Do Make Say Think. He's also the creator of the amazing "Happiness Project" album which celebrates its 10th anniversary this year. We talk about camaraderie in music, the joy and challenges of raising teenagers, 3 kinds of dances that matter in Life and much more. Charles is extremely kind and insightful and I'm pretty sure this interview, just like "the Happiness Project" will put a smile on your face. Music, Parenting And Thanks God the Plague is Over Charles Spearin of @brokensocialscene @domakesaythink on #Creativity, #collaboration, #raising teenagers and much more Exclusively on #PeaCreaPod
Hanged Up; Do Make Say Think; Ennio Morricone; Saltland; Kammerflimmer Kollektief; The Plugz; John Zorn; Arthur Vint & Associates; Ennio Morricone; John Zorn; Arthur Vint & Associates; Lakuna; Axel Krygier; Ennio Morricone; Friedrich Paravicini; Lorenzo Senni; Soma; Ennio Morricone; Orgasmo Sonore; Temporary Soundmuseum; Soma; Friedrich Paravicini; Gruff Rhys / Lisa Jen; Ennio Morricone; Orgasmo Sonore; Ennio Morricone; Progressive Future Music; Ennio Morricone; John Zorn; Majbour; Ennio Morricone; Alex Attias; John Zorn & Portishead.
Aidan Baker; Noveller; Daniel Lanois; Julia Kent; The Beans; Do Make Say Think; Gigi Masin; Venetian Snares / Daniel Lanois; Amon Tobin; Set Fire To Flames; The Orb; The Cinematic Orchestra; TALsounds; Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith; Julianna Barwick; Amon Tobin; If I Die In Mississippi; Kid Koala / Trixie Whitley; Absolutely Free; Telefuzz; The Verbrilli Sound; White Poppy; The Soft Pink Truth; Mathew Dear; Water From Your Eyes and Ela Orleans.
Julia Kent Jean D.L.; Sarah Davachi; Steve Hauschildt; Jon Hassell; Jessica Moss; Peppermoth; Julia Kent; Soso; 2:54; Do Make Say Think; Cinematic Orchestra; Eskmo; Ela Orleans; Pan*American; Atlas Sound; Quadra; Port-Royal; Sinewave; Jacques Greene; Equanim; Ela Orleans; Alka; Soso; Makaya McCraven; Efdemin & Lump.
Guests: Sasha Hnatkovich, Ben Ward, Beatrix GravesgaurdThis is the final broadcast of Radical Advice as I move on to other kinds of audio work at the station and put this particular project to rest. It seemed like a good idea to focus on the incredible community that is BFF.fm by talking with DJ's who have become part of my support system, both creatively and emotionally. Thank you for listening and participating. Every broadcast from the past 2.5 years is available in the archives to revisit. But you're allowed to feel sad that the show is gone. I know I am. Along with feeling relief.Since June 2017, this show hasdone 118 Broadcastsbrought on 86 Unique Guestsanswered ~208 life questionsI'm proud of the work and grateful to you and the BFF.fm community. On that note, be sure to check out the shows of today's guests (bonus - these are also shows I occasionally guest on).Sasha: Boy With Girl's Name Morning Mixtape Tuesdays 8-10am PSTBen: No Magic Radio Tuesdays 8-10pm PSTBeatrix: Astral Projection Radio Hour Tuesdays 4-6pm PSTAnd you can always support the station by going to BFF.fm/donate. Much love, Lily Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 16′05″ Her Eyes On the Horizon by Do Make Say Think on Stubborn Persistent Illusions (Constellation) 62′58″ Say Goodbye by Beck on Morning Phase (Fonograf Records) 86′51″ Humans by Big Thief on Masterpiece (Saddle Creek) 118′21″ Has Ended by Thom Yorke on Suspiria (XL)
Valiska; Julia Kent; Joanna Brouk; Sarah Davachi / Ariel Kalma; Eternal Tapestry; 75 Dollar Bill; Badge Epoque Ensemble; Makaya McCraven; Cinematic Orchestra; Efdemin; Tangents; Teendaze; Robag Wruhme; Loscil; Unknown Mobile; White Poppy; Do Make Say Think; Wilson Tanner; Julia Holter; Lolina & Move D.
A dissection of Prop 10, a bill that enters a scene of sky-rocketing housing costs, would allow California communities to enact across the board rent control rather than laws affecting just half the population. A caller gets several minutes of airtime and finds both common and uncommon ground with host Dan Woo. Theme music: "1978" and "The Universe!" both by Do Make Say Think; "Mirrors" by Homebrew (https://homebrewsantacruz.bandcamp.com)
visit - pivotalfilm.com talk - pivotalfilmpodcast@gmail.com This week- Mario and Tom finally get around to talking about the Oscars' announcement that they are developing an "achievement in popular film" category, as well as briefly discussing Spike Lee's new film "Blackkklansman" (3:45). They then dig around in their pockets for their #95's (Mario 24:23, Tom 43:20). On Tap!- Omnipollo's Shoutao (peach slush IPA,http://www.omnipollo.com/beer/shoutao/ ) (1:45) Music Credits: "Her Eyes Play Tricks on the Camera" - Robert Pollard, "Pivotal Film" Guided By Voices, "Outer Inner & Secret" Do Make Say Think, "Ghost" Neutral Milk Hotel.
Rhys Chatham; The Beans; Leon Vynehall; Kenneth James Gibson; Do Make Say Think; The Necks; SubtractiveLad; Tangents; Colin Stetson; Steve Hauschildt / Julianna Barwick; Jon Hopkins; Julia Kent / Jean D.L; Titanium Tunnels; Peppermoth; Matchess; Cruel Diagonals; Chances; Lump & Walgrin
Visit - pivotalfilm.com talk - pivotalfilmpodcast@gmail.com Episode 96 - Tom and Mario drink a bunch of beer and the talk about their #96s (Tom 6:45, Mario 35.38). On Tap! Two Roads Brewing Co.'s collaboration with Lawson's Finest Liquids Typecast (New England Farmhouse IPA)(1:35)https://tworoadsbrewing.com/beers/view/typecast-new-england-farmhouse-ipa . Then later Two Road's Honeyspot IPA and Road 2 Ruin Double IPA (5:03) https://tworoadsbrewing.com/beers Music Credits: "Her Eyes Play Tricks on the Camera" - Robert Pollard, "Pivotal Film" Guided By Voices, "Outer Inner & Secret" Do Make Say Think, "Ghost" Neutral Milk Hotel.
Justin Small is the cofounder of Toronto's "Do Make Say Think". After years of touring and recording, DMST won two Juno Awards with their latest release "Stubborn Persistent Illusions". Justin is one of my oldest, dearest friends from the 90's. We has another great conversation on his back porch equal to episode 37 when we first met up 3 years ago. A class act and a super sweet guy! Brought to you by http://www.betterhelp.com/apologue Affordable, private online counselling anytime, anywhere Shop with amazon.ca, amazon.com and amazon.co.uk Bookmark the link and support the show!! Pledge monthly with Patreon https://www.patreon.com/apologue Shop Apologue products at http://apologue.ca/shop/ Like the show on FaceBook and subscribe on iTunes Check out my new 3D printing store. Go to www.insightrecorders.com/3dprints
Sarah Davachi; Tom Rogerson / Brian Eno; Audio Active / Laraaji; Steve Hauschildt; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; Loscil; Do Make Say Think; Hieroglyphic Being; Nicole Lizee; Fluxion; Peppermoth; Jon Hassell; Lucretia Dalt; Matchess; Cruel Diagonals; Colin Stetson; Nightmares on Wax; Maya Jane Coles; Lump; Son Lux; Neko Case; Makthaverskan; Delta Blip & Peach Pyramid.
Visit - pivotalfilm.com Talk to us - pivotalfilmpodcast@gmail.com This Week! Mario talks briefly about Mission: Impossible - Fallout (5:15). Then he and Tom talk for a while about Bo Burnham's directorial debut Eighth Grade (9:45) before heading into their lists looking for #97(Tom 42:49, Mario 105:08). A special thanks is then issued for helping get the pod set up (1:42;38). On Tap - New England Brewing Company's Motueka Ma-Uke ("American-styled Pale)https://newenglandbrewing.com/?page=beer&id=14 (1:30) Counter Weight Brewing Co.'s Spiral Architect(American Double IPA) https://www.counterweightbrewing.com/#drink (39:51) Music Credits: "Her Eyes Play Tricks on the Camera" - Robert Pollard, "Pivotal Film" Guided By Voices, "Outer Inner & Secret" Do Make Say Think, "Ghost" Neutral Milk Hotel.
Mario and Tom discuss "Ant-Man and the Wasp" briefly, while tackling some linger questions about superhero/ big budget studio movies (3:45). Then they dig into the #98 movies on their lists (Mario 26:35, Tom 54:00). On Tap - Banded Brewing Co. (ME) - Greenwarden (Pale Ale with Spruce Tips (21:30)https://bandedbrewing.com/beers/greenwarden/ Visit pivotalfilm.com. Talk to us at pivotalfilmpodcast@gmail.com Music Credits: "Her Eyes Play Tricks on the Camera" - Robert Pollard, "Pivotal Film" Guided By Voices, "Outer Inner & Secret" Do Make Say Think, "Ghost" Neutral Milk Hotel.
Mario and Tom begin episode 99 by talking about Boots Riley's "Sorry to Bother You" (7:30), before they head into their lists (Tom 42:45, Mario 1:10:45). On Tap - Hanging Hills Brewing Company's Metacomet IPA. Visit pivotalfilm.com. Talk to us at pivotalfilmpodcast@gmail.com Music Credits: "Her Eyes Play Tricks on the Camera" - Robert Pollard, "Pivotal Film" Guided By Voices, "Outer Inner & Secret" Do Make Say Think, "Ghost" Neutral Milk Hotel.
In Mirrors; The Beans; High Plains; SubtractiveLad; Do Make Say Think; Wiklow; Peppermoth; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; Connect_icut; Colin Stetson; Esmerine; Boundary; White Poppy; Mappe Of; Loscil; Ian William Craig; Majical Cloudz; Cold Specks; Arcade Fire & Neko Case.
Marianne Collins is an award-winning visual artist based in Nova Scotia. Earlier this year, she earned the 2018 Album Artwork of the Year Juno Award for her work on the latest Do Make Say Think record, Stubborn Persistent Illusions. Following the big win, Marianne spoke with us about the inspirations behind this art, why she enjoys working with musicians, and what it feels like to win a Juno. This interview originally aired on the March 27, 2018 episode of Halifax Is Burning. Listen to that show here: www.halifaxisburning.com/march-27-2018 Songs You'll Hear: Do Make Say Think - A Murder Of Thoughts Do Make Say Think - Return, Return Again Do Make Say Think - Bound Kuato - New Home To see the artwork Marianne created for Do Make Say Think, visit: http://cstrecords.com/cst120 While you're there, buy the record! Learn more about Marianne Collins and see some of her other work at www.mariannecollins.com
Max Richter; High Plains; SubtractiveLad; Fluxion; Bibio; Christina Vantzou; Sarah Davachi; Juliana Barwick; Ian William Craig; Wiklow; Esmerine; Sontag Shogun; Christina Vantzou; Do Make Say Think; Grouper; Equanim; Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith; Lief Hall; Nightmares on Wax; Maya Jane Coles; Bonobo; Trailer Trash Tracys & Lolina.
Bibio; Marc Barreca / Kerry Leimer; SubtractiveLad; Kenneth James Gibson;Jeff Snyder; Sarah Davachi; Craig Leon; Beans; Do Make Say Think; Laurie ANderson / Kronos Quartet; Ian William Craig; Teen Daze; Yui Onodera; Lucretia Dalt; Lolina; Marlon Williams; Brian Eno / Carl Hyde; Ought; Cold Specks; Majical Cloudz; The Verbrilli Sound; Nightmares on Wax; Maya Jane Coles; Telefuzz; Kellarissa & Blue Hawaii.
Spacemen 3; Sparrow Orange; Eternal Tapestry; Brooklyn Raga Massive; Kerry Leimer; James Holden & the ANimal Spirits; Windy and Carl; KC Accidental; Do Make Say Think; Holzkopf; SubtractiveLad; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; Windy and Carl; Golden Retriever; Visible Cloaks; White Poppy; Tiny Vipers; Timber Timbre;
Joshua Abrams & the Natural Information Society; Brooklyn Raga Massive; Kerry Leimer; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; Whence Came Pestilence; Ben Frost; Off World; Anenon; Delia Derbyshire Appreciation Society; Do Make Say Think; Lea Bertucci; Colin Stetson; Esmerine; In Mirrors; Kreidler; Spell; Majical Cloudz; Dixie's Death Pool;Cold Specks; Husky Rescue; Mathew Dear; Pete Samples; Kitty Craft; Trailer Trash Tracy; Mathew Dear; Makthaverskan & Mathew Dear.
Max Richter; Nathan Shubert; Earthen Sea; Subtractivelab; Bibio; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; High Plains; Valiska; Esmerine; Spell; Sontag Shogun; Do Make Say Think; Saltland; Visible Cloaks; Kyle Bobby Dunn; Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith; Teen Daze; Profligate; Malka Spigel; Sneeks; Kreidler; Destroyer & Maya Jane Coles.
Godspeed! You Black Emperor; Do Make Say Think; Eternal Tapestry; Joshua Abrams; Colin Stetson; Whence Came Pestilence; Sontag Shogun; The Infected Mass; Tim Hecker; Saltland; Kreidler; Nils Frahm; Esmerine; Tiny Vipers; The Fall; The Jazz Butcher; Makthaverskan & Peach Pyramid.
Loscil; Kerry Leimer; Secret Pyramid; Sontag Shogun; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; Beans: Valiska; Tomaga; James Holden & the Animal Spirits; Titanium Tunnels; Bibio; Do Make Say Think; Kyle Bobby Dunn; Visible Cloaks; Kreidler; Esmerine; Cold Specks; Purple Pilgrims; Trailer Trash Tracys; Destroyer; Blue Hawaii; Peach Pyramid & Brasstronaut.
Bibio; Sontag Shogun; SubtractiveLad; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; High Plains; Delia Derbyshire Appreciation Society; Secret Pyramid; Ben Frost; Sarah Davachi; Byron Westbrook; Chloe; Bing & Ruth; Esmerine; James Holden & the Animal Spirits; Earthen Sea; Do Make Say Think; Visible Cloaks; The Golden Filter; Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith; Saltland; Tiny Vipers; Zazou / Biyake / CY1; Brian Eno / David Byrne & Bonobo
Bibio; Valiska; Secret Pyramid; Chloe; Ahnnu; SubtractiveLad; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; Kery Leimer; Brooklyn Raga Massive;Godspeed! You Black Emperor; Caracoa; Joshua Abrams & the Natural Information Society; James Holden & the Animal Spirits; Esmerine; Do Make Say Think; Saltland; Destroyer; Majical Cloudz; Trailer Trash Tracys; Goldfrapp & Siousxie and the Banshees.
Here we are in the heart of the holiday season, starting to work off all that late November food while trying to navigate the December gifting maze. So, of course, let's talk about some games. We kick things off with an inconclusive discussion of An Infamous Traffic before moving forward to counteract the hustle of the season with session reports that further explore some of the games that have already graced this show. Add in a little bourbon and music and this cocktail might just be the cocktail you were looking for. INGREDIENTS: 00:02:03 -- Here Be Dragons 00:11:35 -- The Baseball Association? 00:15:43 -- Who Wants Card Holders? 00:26:40 -- An Infamous Traffic (Incongruous Thoughts) 00:53:45 -- Weller's Special Reserve Bourbon 01:00:30 -- (Gaming Sessions) 01:02:48 -- Calimala 01:09:43 -- Mini Rails 01:15:10 -- Lignum 01:23:52 -- Game of Thrones (1st Edition (9 Players)) 01:34:57 -- Arkwright 01:37:42 -- The Lego Robotics Tournament 01:43:12 -- Music (The Euge Organ Trio, John Murry, Joe Henry, Do Make Say Think, Broken Social Scene)
Top 5 pop expérimentale : 5. Anamai – What Mountain4. Julien Sagot – Bleu Jane3. Jarvis Cocker & Chilly Gonzales – Room 292. Kid Koala & Emiliana Torrini – Music to Draw to : Satellite1. Circuit des Yeux – Reaching for Indigo Top 5 post-rock : 5. Do Make Say Think – Stubborn Persistent Illusion4. Avec le soleil sortant de sa bouche – Pas pire pop, I Love You so Much3. Big Brave – Ardor2. Ex Eye – Ex Eye1. Godspeed You! Black Emperor – Luciferian Towers Liste des chansons diffusées : Marmont Overture - Jarvis Cocker & Chilly GonzalesCrossing - AnamaiTransmission 1 - Kid KoalaBlack Fly - Circuit des yeuxBleu Jane - Julien SagotWar on Torpor - Do Make Say ThinkTrans-pop express II - Avec le soleil sortant de sa boucheUndoing a Luciferian Tower - Godspeed You! Black EmperorSound - Big BraveXenolith / The Anvil - Ex Eye
Carl Stone; James Holden & the Animal Spirits; SubtractiveLad; Richard Horowitz; Valiska; Byron Westbrook; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; Do Make Say Think; Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith; Craig Leon; Purple Pilgrims; TALsounds; Mya Jane Coles; Saltland; Close Encounter; Mount Kimbie; Off World; Destroyer; Trailer Trash Tracys; The Cosmic Range; Cold Specks: Blue Hawaii & Sneaks.
Pete Namlook / Bill Laswell; Jah Wobble / Bill Laswell; SubtractiveLad; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; Valiska; Secret Pyramid; Jon Hassell; Do Make Say Think; Brooklyn Raga Massive; Psychic Pollution; Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith; SubtractiveLad; Saicobab; Tiny Vipers; Benjamin Clementine; Maya Jane Coles; Nosaj Thing; Blue Hawaii; Golden Retriever; The Cosmic Range & Destroyer.
Eternal Tapestry; Saltland; Do Make Say Think; Godspeed! You Black Emperor; The Cosmic Range; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; Byron Westbrook; Ben Frost; Kid Koals / Emiliana Torrini; Golden Retriever; Miriodor; Colleen; Brasstronaut; Cosmic Range; Tiny Vipers; Trailer Trash Tracys; Goldfrapp; Sarkastodon; Doomsquad; Mount Kimbie; Agnes Obel & LAL.
Deadbeat; Joshua Abrams & the Natural Information Society; Kerry Leimer; Koen Holtkamp; Jon Hopkins; Kammerflimmer Kollektief; Godspeed You! Black Emperor; Do Make Say Think; Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; Maya Jane Coles; Ben Frost; TalSounds; Saltland; Moth Mouth; Respectfulchild; Tiny Vipers; Trailer Trash Tracys & Dixie's Death Pool.
Brian Eno; Bing & Ruth; Nico; Marc Barreca / Kerry Leimer; TALsounds; An Ant and an Atom; Loscil; Civvie; Pole; Sarah Davachi; Delia Derbyshire Appreciation Society; Benoit Pioulard; Saltland: Harald Budd / Brian Eno; Philip Jeck; The Purveyors of Free Will; Laurie Anderson; Tiny Vipers; High Plains; Brian Eno; Do Make Say Think; Porter Ricks; Dixie's Death Pool & Sneaks.
Trio; Holger Czukay; Andy Haas; Can; Holger Czukay; Ian William Craig; Mappe Of; Can; Holger Czukay; Loscil; Holger Czukay; Civvie; SubtractiveLad; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; Holger Czukay; Do Make Say Think; B. Friedman / J. Liebezeit; Moth Mouth; Brasstronaut; Lemon Jelly; The Orb & Tiny Vipers.
Civvie; An Ant and an Atom; Jeff Greinke; SubtractiveLad; Nadia Sirota; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; Sote; Andy Haas; The Purveyors of Free Will; Jim James; Pye Corner Audio; Bing & Ruth; Golden Retriever; Cares; White Poppy; TalSounds; Visible Cloaks; Do Make Say Think; Brasstronaut; Tiny Vipers; Kid Koala / Emiliana Torrini; Bonobo; Austra & New Order.
Michel Brook; Carl Stone; Joshua Abrams & Natural Information Society; Burnt Freidman / Jaki Liebezeit; Golden Retriever; Alice Coltrane; Andy Haas; Civvie; Sontag Shogun; Applesauce Tears; Do Make Say Think; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; Fond of Tigers; Mappe Of; Visible Cloaks; Brasstronaut; Saltland; Slowdive; Tiny Vipers; Broken Social Scene & Braids.
Welcome to Live From Progzilla Towers Edition 207. In this edition we heard music by Simon Says, Siamese, Trio Of Doom, Ian Carr's Nucleus, Tinyfish, Joe Walsh & Darryl Hall, Omega, Soul Enema, Kotebel, Camel, Isopoda, Do Make Say Think, Tuesday The Sky, Marillion, Dialeto, Haken, Sproingg, Floating Points, Fruteria Toni & Yazoo.
Loscil; SubtractiveLad; Earthen Sea; High Plains; SubtractiveLad; Do Make Say Think; Mappe Of; SubtractiveLad; Kid Koala / Emiliana Torrini; SInewave; Colossus; Baby Ford; LTJ Bukem; Goldie; Nu Yorican Soul; Tom Churchill; DJ Crystl; Gavin Froome; Unklnik; Lal & Veloce.
SubtractiveLad; Colin Stetson; Eskmo; DJ Food; Windy and Carl; Do Make Say Think; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; Wreckmeister Harmonies; Tortoise / Bonnie Prince Billie; Einsturzende Neubauten; White Poppy; Soso; Jerome Miniere; Portishead; Peaking Lights; Coldcut; Soso; Francoiz Breut; Moth Moth; Soma; Teen Daze; Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds; Buck 65; Agnes Obel; Mathew Dear; Bonobo & Timber Timbre.
Michael Brook; SubtractiveLad; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; Ian William Craig; Demen; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; Delia Derbyshire Apppreciation Society; Burnt Friedman / Jaki Liebezeit; Psychic Pollution; Fleet Foxes; Tiny Vipers; Do Make Say Think; Teen Daze; Piekoz; Ensemble; Uilab (Strereolab + UI); Dixie's Death Pool; Elsiane; The Cosmic Range; Bonobo; E.D. Swankz; Uilab (Strereolab + UI) & Doomsquad.
Pete Namlook / Bill Laswell; Joshua Abrams & the Natural Information Society; Carl Stone; Colin Stetson; Underworld; Do Make Say Think; Fond of Tigers; Visible Cloaks; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; LTJ Bukem; Spool; Umfang; Veloce; Lamb; Mono, Telefuzz; Bonobo; Brasstronaut; Arcade Fire; Unklnik; Tosca & Lamb.
Brian Cleveland plays a selection of new Canadian music. This week's episode features tracks from The Purveyors Of Free Will, An Ant And An Atom, Do Make Say Think, and more.
Do Make Say Think is an instrumental band whose members all call Toronto, Ontario home. A functioning outfit for more than 20 years, Do Make Say Think’s core configuration consists of Justin Small, Charles Spearin, Ohad Benchetrit, David Mitchell, and James Payment, and together they’ve toured the world and released some hugely influential records. Their latest album is called Stubborn Persistent Illusions, it’s out now via Constellation Records, and will bring the band to a city, likely near you, later this year. A couple of days after their triumphant album release show at the Danforth Music Hall on June 10, 2017, I went to Charlie’s house where I met with him, Justin, and Ohad for a conversation about cinematic music and film scoring awards, the influence of the musical suite, Pictures at an Exhibition by the Russian composer Modest Mussorgsky, generic signifiers like ‘post-rock,’ how drummer Jimmy Payment almost had his foot amputated in the weeks leading up to the aforementioned Danforth Music Hall show, how Charles must balance his duties in Broken Social Scene with those in Do Make Say Think, and much, much more. Sponsored by Pizza Trokadero, the Bookshelf, and Planet Bean Coffee.
SubtractiveLad; Steve Roach; Off World; SubtractiveLad; Jeff Greinke; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; High Plains; Bing & Ruth; Automatisme; Kar-Lis Coverdale; Do Make Say Think; Saltland; Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds; Wreckmeister Harmonies; Dixie's Death Pool; Cocteau Twins; Malka Spigel; Elsiane; Kid Koala / Emiliana Torrini; Cocteau Twins; Teho Teardo / Blixa Bargeld; Slowdive; Sneaks & Doomsquad.
Carl Stone; Psychic Pollution; Titanium Tunnels; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; Colin Stetson; Joshua Abrams and the Natural Information Society; Do Make Say Think; Jhno; Automatisme; Forest Swords; Spool; The Cosmic Range; Power Thoughts; Schuyler Fisk; Judas Priest; Richard Wagner; Iron Maiden; Metallica; Queen; W.A. Mozart & Men Without Hats.
SubtractiveLad; Barecca / Leimer; Joshua Abrams & The Natural Information Society; Do Make Say Think; Kerry Leimer; Saltland; Do Make Say Think;Building Castles out of Matchsticks; Jeff Greinke; Mingle; Richard H Kirk; Carl Stone; Kid Koala / Emiliana Torrini; Earthen Sea; Julianna Barwick; Visible Cloaks; Kettenkarussell; Spool; Tiny Vipers; Quadra & Freeworm.
Carl Stone; OneOverZero; Psychic Pollution; SubtractiveLad; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; Ian WIlliam Craig; Steve Roach; Kerry Leimer; Brian Eno / David Byrne; Jeff Greinke; High Plains; Do Make Say Think; Jhno; Kara-Lis Coverdale; Saltland; Brasstronaut; Tiny Vipers; Roman Flugel; The Field; Bonobo; Timber Timbre; Teen Daze & Unklnik.
Do Make Say Think; Eternal Tapestry; The Cosmic Range; Saltland; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; Joshua Abrams / Natural Information Society; Mothmouth; Eskmo; Loscil; Spool; Deadbeat; Visible Cloaks; Kettenkarussell; LTJ Bukem; Sinewave; Bonobo; Jhno; E.D. Swankz; Kettenkarussell; Freeworm; Goldfrapp; Gavin Froome; Elsiane & Austra.
"The Death Sets" by Moon Duo from Occult Architecture, Vol I; "Narkopop 5" by Gas from Narkopop; "Bound" by Do Make Say Think from Stubborn Persistent Illusions; "Exalter" by Forest Swords from Compassion; "Information Needed to Create an Entire Body" by Caterina Barbieri from Patterns of Consciousness; "Trick of the Mind" by White Hills from Stop Mute Defeat; "Undone Harmony" by Expressway Yo-yo Dieting from Undone Harmony Following; "Familiar Things Disappear" by Hauschka from What If. Courtesy of Temporary Residence; "Rise" by The Necks from Unfold.
"The Death Sets" by Moon Duo from Occult Architecture, Vol I; "Narkopop 5" by Gas from Narkopop; "Bound" by Do Make Say Think from Stubborn Persistent Illusions; "Exalter" by Forest Swords from Compassion; "Information Needed to Create an Entire Body" by Caterina Barbieri from Patterns of Consciousness; "Trick of the Mind" by White Hills from Stop Mute Defeat; "Undone Harmony" by Expressway Yo-yo Dieting from Undone Harmony Following; "Familiar Things Disappear" by Hauschka from What If. Courtesy of Temporary Residence; "Rise" by The Necks from Unfold.
Lights in a Fat City; Joshua Abrams / Natural Information Society; Alice Coltrane; Mo Boma; Colin Stetson; Richard H Kirk; Do Make Say Think; Automatisme; Visible Cloaks; Wreckmeister Harmonies; Nick Cave; Brasstronaut; Saltland; Buck 65; Forest Swords; Tint Vipers; Bonobo; Elsiane & Trentemoller.
Klaus Schulze / Pete Namlook; Biosphere; Tiny Vipers; Sarah Davachi; Saltland; Pye Corner Audio; Demen; Port-Royal; Colin Stetson; Bing & Ruth; Forest Swords; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; Do Make Say Think; High Plains; Earthen Sea; Delia Derbyshire Appreciation Society; Dalot; Kid Koala / Emiliana Torrini; Pantha du Prince & Vermont.
So far, 2017 has been relentless with new releases of quality music. The first half of the mix features hip hop including new music from Kendrick Lamar and Moiré featuring DRS. The second half the show turns more melodic with new music from Do Make Say Think, Gaussian Curve, Eluvium, and more. Thanks for listening! […]
Titanium Tunnels; Pulse Programmings; Lawrence English; Do Make Say Think; Dalot; Building Castles out of Matchsticks; Sarah Davachi; Biosphere; Delia Derbyshire Appreciation Society; Eluvium; Bing & Ruth; White Poppy; High Planes; Earthen Sea; Vermont; Veloce; O'Rang; Brasstronaut; Thievery Corporation & LAL
Mich Cota; Dalot; Eternal Tapestry; Do Make Say Think; Marissa Nadler; Corinthian; Nils Petter Molvaer; Dirty Inputs; Brian Eno; Dalot; Rust Eden;Tim Hecker; Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith; Andy Stott; Julianna Barwick; Little Scream; Eskmo; Builsing Castles out of Matchsticks; Radiohead; James Blake;Program; Zones; Pantha du Prince & The Field.
Wreckmeister Harmonies, Eternal Tapestry, Souns, Kaitlin Aurelia Smith, Benoit Pioulard, Julianna Barwick, Nils Petter Molvaer, Christine Duncan, Aidan Baker / Carla Bozulich, Valiska, Spool, Do Make Say Think, Kaitlin Aurelia Smith, White Poppy, Nils Petter Molvaer / Moritz von Oswald,Ergo, Ayelet Rose Gottlieb, Husky Rescue, Zones and The Field.
Steven Page joins us to talk about his upcoming solo release, Heal Thyself Pt. 1: Instinct - a cathartic return to music for the well-known artist. The album was co-produced by Page himself along with Craig Northey, whose band The Odds performs on most of the tracks. We also speak with Jim Bryson, whose new album Somewhere We Will Find Our Place drops on Feb. 19th. The album features collaborations with Charles Spearin of Broken Social Scene and Do Make Say Think, and Jim tells us how it differs from his last offering, 2010's The Falcon Lake Incident.
Justin Small is an accomplished multi-instrumentalist who lives in Toronto, Ontario, Canada. Small is well-known for playing in bands like Lullabye Arkestra and he’s won awards for his film scoring work with Ohad Benchetrit. The two also play together in the critically acclaimed and mostly instrumental band Do Make Say Think, one of the most […]
I hung out with Justin on his deck in the High Park area. We talked about his new site and solo project, which releases one song per week on a subscription basis, complete with artwork. You can sign up at www.justinsmallmusic.com and tap in to a really great idea! You might know Justin from his band "Do Make Say Think," an experimental instrumental group who have toured and released albums for over 20 years. Justin and I go back almost 25 years and we had an amazing talk that involved tons of laughs and a general good time! Thanks for the talk Justin! Help the podcast out by pledging on Patreon, www.patreon.com/apologue Brought to you by fetchclass.com Shop with amazon.ca, amazon.com and amazon.co.uk Bookmark the link and support the show!!
Tis the season for giving thanks and giving grief. Right on time, Gianna has more to say about anxiety. This episode is slightly darker, slightly more mental-illness-y than the others. Listen for descriptions of cognitive behavioral therapy, existential nightmares, choking in a restaurant bathroom and other no-good horrible things. —— Songs: “Herstory of Glory” (2005) by Do Make Say Think, “Ten Things” (2007) by Paul Baribeau —— SHYTRYING.TUMBLR.COM
As promised we recorded a bonus episode to make up for the audio quality on the Do Make Say Think episode. John and Chris discuss/debate Apple’s decision to auto-download the new U2 album to iTunes, touching on the desperation from both parties, how out of touch with current culture they are, and impact on future … Continue reading Season 1 Bonus Episode! →
This week on the show, music from The Beatles, Aretha Franklin, The Clash, Robert Palmer, Duke Ellington, Tessanne Chin, Ariana Grande, Tommy Emmanuel, Natalie Merchant, Nitty Gritty Dirt Band, & Do Make Say Think. iTunes: http://bit.ly/Hg2RdK Facebook: http://on.fb.me/IzhiJV Email us at MusicFirstPodcast@gmail.com
Summer is winding down and the kidlets are preppin' for skool. The Herbaliser opens the show this week with one from their newest offering, called Welcome To Extravagance. Parov Stelar warps time with Chambermaid Swing. The xx gets a rework and Austria's Soap&Skin meets Matthew Herbert. Toronto's Austra brings a new one with Hurt Me Now, then we roll down Highway 420 with Montreal's Do Make Say Think. We hear Marla from The Dust Brothers and Skalpel brings a classic with Sculpture and Page McConnell's Late Edition rounds it out, as we float on some chill Bonobo.
#dewplayer {display:none;} It might be hot in the UK right now but this cool little harmonic drum and bass mix might just chill you out between the thunder storms. Please make sure you listen on appropriate equipment otherwise you miss out on much of the best bits. There is a curated selection from the present world of drum of bass in this mix. Look out for forthcoming material from fellow english Nottinghamian Joe Nebula; new releases featuring Simplification (Brazil), Command Strange (Kazakhstan) and even the return of legendary Hungarian producer, ICR. Another notable addition is a boiling hot liquid pearl from Dave Owen (UK/USA) called "Send Me Your Love" featuring a sick time-stretched vocal sample from the late Marvin Gaye (lyrics below). Finally, many thanks to all the featured artists and Dave Ashton for the inspired cover artwork. If you feel like supporting me too, one easy way is to share this with your friends. I always appreciate getting new listeners! If I could build my whole world around you, darlin' First I'd put heaven by your side. Pretty flowers would grow wherever you walked, honey And over your head would be the bluest sky. Then I'd take every drop of rain And wash all your troubles away. I'd have my whole world wrapped up in you darlin' And that would be alright. :') Artist Title Cloud NineMind Games (Joe Nebula and Peter Fine Remix) NaibuShadows of the Past Random Movement, Ben SoundscapeMany Things Command StrangeAway From The Sun Intelligent MannersThe Morning After Love DJ ClartDo Make Say Think MakotoGirl I'm Running Back 2 U feat. Christian Urich (Random Movement Remix) Joe NebulaCompulsive Disorder StereotypeBlue Velvet MSDOSBlue Sky High Simplification, Sunny Crimea, Scott AllenHeaven Sent Dave OwenSend Me Your Love Donnie DubsonSilver Plate Command StrangeAmour SebaToo Much Too Soon ICRLess Than Three DJ TraxRoute 96 LinkyWhat Do You Want From Me (Physics Remix) Makoto, DeeizmWoe feat. Deeizm (Lenzman Remix)
Busy P - "Rainbow Man" Young Galaxy - "Fever" Oneida - "Lavender" Pick A Piper - "Cinders and Dust" Tahiti 80 - "Easy" Maylee Todd - "Baby's Got It" The Organ - "Fire In The Ocean" Daft Punk (ft. Panda Bear) - "Doin' It Right" Constantines - "Young Lions" Thao & The Get Down Stay Down - "We The Common (For Valerie Bolden)" Do Make Say Think - "Reitschule" Data Romance - "Waiting Pace" Boats - "We Got Tables And Chairs" Decades - "Washed" Patrick Watson - "Quiet Crowd"
Busy P - "Rainbow Man" Young Galaxy - "Fever" Oneida - "Lavender" Pick A Piper - "Cinders and Dust" Tahiti 80 - "Easy" Maylee Todd - "Baby's Got It" The Organ - "Fire In The Ocean" Daft Punk (ft. Panda Bear) - "Doin' It Right" Constantines - "Young Lions" Thao & The Get Down Stay Down - "We The Common (For Valerie Bolden)" Do Make Say Think - "Reitschule" Data Romance - "Waiting Pace" Boats - "We Got Tables And Chairs" Decades - "Washed" Patrick Watson - "Quiet Crowd"
Philippe Petit plays Guitar-Heroic Documenting the contemporary ways of playing guitar in opposition to the old-fashioned myth of guitar-heroes… pre-paired, detuned, melancholic, panoramic, free-pickin, feedbacking, droning, beautiful a la Fennesz, GYBE!, Fonica, Myrah, Twine, Grubbs, David Sylvian, Loren Mazzacane Connors, Do Make Say Think, Mike Cooper, Slint, Talk Talk … etc…mixed into drones, various clicks & electro-acoustic or field recordings forming a tapestry of sound, running up to 6 different sources altogether to create a deep sound assemblage. http://www.philippepetit.info/
Programme de PHILIPPE PETIT pour webSYNradio : Guitar Heroic. Un mix live & DJ où, en opposition aux anciens mythes du guitar hero, cet instrument est pris comme source principale du morceau. Préparée, detunée, sur des tonalités melancoliques, elle s'étend vers des territoires émotionnels défendus au présent ou au passé par des artistes tels Fennesz, GYBE!, Fonica, Myrah, Twine, David Grubs, David Sylvian, Loren Mazzacane Connors, Do Make Say Think, Mike Cooper, Slint, Talk Talk, Jim O'Rourke …
One of the great things about the new TIFF Bell Lightbox is that it’s not just a movie theatre. Well, it is a movie theatre. But it’s not only that. You know? TIFF could have opted to just run limited engagements and special presentations out of their new digs, but instead, the folks at the creative helm of the Lightbox seem determined to expand the menu of cinema-related goings-on in the city. In keeping with that mandate, September 2010 the Lightbox opens its hypermodern doors to venerable Toronto post-rockers Do Make Say Think, who will be performing a live, partially improvised soundtrack for Eric von Stroheim’s silent era classic Greed. With a curious and convoluted production history, von Stroheim’s film was kind of like the Dune of early Hollywood: an exorbitantly budgeted epic that was rumoured to once exist in a whopping ten hour cut. Detailing the corrupting influence of money (it never sleeps, you know) after a woman (ZaSu Pitts) wins the lottery, Greed remains one of the more hugely ambitious productions Hollywood has ever churned out. And according to Lightbox artistic director Noah Cowan, the film was a perfect match for Do Make Say Think’s experimental rock music. “There’s something about its social consciousness and artistic inventiveness that we thought connected well with this group of Toronto musicians,” says Cowan of the pairing. “It works really well with musicians who improvise. There’s something sort of ephemeral to what constitutes story in a lot of silent era films. I think it allows for a greater reflection by artistic collaborators.” Do Make Say Think are no strangers to coupling their music with a film screening. Indeed, it was their live score for the 1919 German horror film Tales of the Uncanny (performed at Yonge-Dundas Square as part of Luminato in 2009) that informed the Lightbox’s decision to organize this week’s Greed performance. “These guys have expressed a real enthusiasm for engaging in cross-media exploration,” says Cowan. “We want to support that in Toronto. Not just at TIFF Bell Lightbox, but as a larger part of the city’s cultural fabric. This seems like a great vehicle for these sorts of hybrid events.” As Cowan suggests, the interstitial place a performance like this occupies also broadens aesthetic boundaries. Especially for a film like Greed, which has existed piecemeal in different cuts of different lengths over the years, it’s tricky to get a bead on precisely what constitutes the film. “The beginnings of cinema are starting to feel like today’s cinema, where you have all these director’s cuts and innumerable versions of films,” says Cowan. “This was the norm back in the day, where theatres would chop off bits of films. Different versions would be circulated by the studio for different marketplaces. Directors would tear their hair out, but it meant that an audience would have a general sense of what a film was, as opposed to an idea of it tied to a specific running time.” So whereas playing over a classic Bernard Herrmann score to a film like Vertigo or Taxi Driver may seem like cinematic sacrilege, a sin on par with George Lucas and Steven Speilberg’s much-maligned fiddling with their classic films, Do Make Say Think’s live score for Greed functions to tie together a film whose production and screening history was far more amorphous. The accompanying concert provides not just a compliment to the event, but the event itself. It’s something that transgresses time (setting a classic silent film to contemporary instrumental rock music) as well as the boundaries of media. And it’s precisely the kind of thing we’re happy to have the Lightbox around to host. Do Make Say Think perform a live soundtrack to Eric von Stroheim’s Greed Sept 2010 at the TIFF Bell Lightbox (350 King Street West). Special Edition. Recording Assistant: Zoe Cunningham, Michael Dal Maso Your donations pledge through paypal go 100% directly to CIUT.FM fund-drives.
Deuxième de la quinzième session... Cette semaine, à la frange du jazz et albums récents ! En musique: Do Make Say Think sur l'album Other Truths (Constellation Records, 2009); James Carter sur l'album Heaven on Earth (Half Note Records, 2009); Tord Gustavsen Ensemble sur l'album Restored, Returned (ECM, 2010); John Surman sur l'album The Space in Between (ECM, 2007); Roy Haynes sur l'album We Three (New Jazz, 1958)... En compte-rendu: En concert: Festival Suoni Per Il Popolo, Montréal, du 6 au 23 juin 2010 Festival International de Jazz de Montréal, du 25 juin au 6 juillet 2010
Deuxième de la quinzième session... Cette semaine, à la frange du jazz et albums récents ! En musique: Do Make Say Think sur l'album Other Truths (Constellation Records, 2009); James Carter sur l'album Heaven on Earth (Half Note Records, 2009); Tord Gustavsen Ensemble sur l'album Restored, Returned (ECM, 2010); John Surman sur l'album The Space in Between (ECM, 2007); Roy Haynes sur l'album We Three (New Jazz, 1958)... En compte-rendu: En concert: Festival Suoni Per Il Popolo, Montréal, du 6 au 23 juin 2010 Festival International de Jazz de Montréal, du 25 juin au 6 juillet 2010
Our first episode. Big Business, Oceansize, Under Byen, Russian Circles, Clinic, Milk Cult, The Jesus Lizard, Isis / Aereogramme, Do Make Say Think, and Diabl Swing Orchestra
1. Kings Of Convenience - The Weight Of My Words (Four Tet Remix) 2. Ova Looven - Puzzle Drip 3. Boards Of Canada - Amo Bishop Roden 4. Plone - ry30 5. Broadcast - I Found the F 6. Dark Captain Light Captain - Robot Command Centre 7. Cocteau Twins - Cico Buff 8. Do Make Say Think – Minmin 9. Hood - They Removed All Traces That Anything Had Ever Happened Here 10. Labradford - Soft Return 11. Everything But the Girl - 25th December
Cinquième de la neuvième session. Cette semaine, présentation du saxophoniste américain Sonny Simmons avec des extraits des albums Firebirds (Original Jazz Classic, 1967), Backwoods Suite (1982, WestWind) et American Jungle (1997, Quest). Aussi au menu, une pièce de Chris Potter sur Song for Anyone (2007), un peu de Wynton Marsalis sur Live at the Blues Alley (1988), du King Crimson sur In the Court of Crimson King (1969), et l'on termine avec du Do Make Say Think sur Winter Hymn Country Hymn Secret Hymn (2003).
Cinquième de la neuvième session. Cette semaine, présentation du saxophoniste américain Sonny Simmons avec des extraits des albums Firebirds (Original Jazz Classic, 1967), Backwoods Suite (1982, WestWind) et American Jungle (1997, Quest). Aussi au menu, une pièce de Chris Potter sur Song for Anyone (2007), un peu de Wynton Marsalis sur Live at the Blues Alley (1988), du King Crimson sur In the Court of Crimson King (1969), et l'on termine avec du Do Make Say Think sur Winter Hymn Country Hymn Secret Hymn (2003).
Keith Gottschalk on Scooter Libby. Writer and artist Paddy Johnson takes us into the art world for a visit to the Canada Gallery. Do Make Say Think with A With Living. Chad Oberg on space and virtual space in Secondlife. Reel Women have been on the killing floor, via Fast Food Nation that is. No surprise, they've got a review. Do Make Say Think with The Universe!
"The Three Pockets" by Reigns from Styne Vallis; "Central and Remote" by Grizzly Bear from Yellow House; "Pig Destroyer Destroyer" by Drumcorps from Grist; Tiding Up, Getting Out" by Christa Pfangen from Watch Me Getting Back the End; "Five Suns (Part 5)" by Guapo from Five Suns; "New Delire" by Serge Gainsborg from Sitar Beat, Volume 1; "Smash and Grab" by People Like Us from Recyclopedia Britannica; "Running Behind Butterflies" by Purple Confusion from The Sound of the Atom Splitting; "How Doth the Little Crocodile" by Randy Greif from Alice; "The Universe" by Do Make Say Think from You, Youre A History In Rust; "Fatal" by the Necks from Chemist.
"The Three Pockets" by Reigns from Styne Vallis; "Central and Remote" by Grizzly Bear from Yellow House; "Pig Destroyer Destroyer" by Drumcorps from Grist; Tiding Up, Getting Out" by Christa Pfangen from Watch Me Getting Back the End; "Five Suns (Part 5)" by Guapo from Five Suns; "New Delire" by Serge Gainsborg from Sitar Beat, Volume 1; "Smash and Grab" by People Like Us from Recyclopedia Britannica; "Running Behind Butterflies" by Purple Confusion from The Sound of the Atom Splitting; "How Doth the Little Crocodile" by Randy Greif from Alice; "The Universe" by Do Make Say Think from You, Youre A History In Rust; "Fatal" by the Necks from Chemist.
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