Podcasts about Eerie Wanda

Tijdens de Maand van de Geschiedenis reist OVT door Nederland. deze week zenden wij uit vanuit het Huis te Breckelenkamp in Lattrop. Hier bespreken wij onder andere de Sovjet-marineofficier Vasili Arkhipov die de wereld redde met Kaj Leers Verder: Graaiers en gokkers met Roel Janssen, De vrouw die Friesland redde met Sunny Jansen, livemuziek van Eerie Wanda, Bart Funnekotter over De Weimarrepubliek

Eerie Wanda zingt voor ons over het paranomale.

Tijdens de Maand van de Geschiedenis reist OVT door Nederland. Deze week zenden we uit vanuit het Huis te Breckelenkamp in Lattrop (Twente), waar we onder andere het Rampjaar 1672 bespreken met Luc Panhuysen en Martin van der Linde. Verder: Javamens met Olaf Oudheusden, column van Micha Wertheim, livemuziek van Eerie Wanda.

Why Not Both is an exploration of how our multiple passions shape our identity, hosted by musician and therapist Pam Shaffer and produced by writer and photographer Laura Studarus. We partnered up with Under The Radar to explore the lives of musicians, writers, actors, and creatives. Near death experiences, unusual moments, and novel drum parts are all fair game when it comes to the creations of Marina Tadic, aka Eerie Wanda. We loved getting to chat with her about the creative process behind her new collection of songs and visuals and were inspired by her joy in the vulnerable and the absurd. When in doubt, embrace the darkness, the light, and everything in between. Listen to Eerie Wanda's newest album Internal Radio Visit Eerie Wanda on Instagram and Twitter Join our community on Patreon Come chill on Insta Chat with us Twitter --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/why-not-both/support

On this episode of the radio hour, we speak with Marina Tadic (aka Eerie Wanda) from her home in the Netherlands. We discuss her new Kramer-produced album 'Internal Radio', as well as all kinds of high strangeness (ESP, time travel, paranormal experiences, psychedelics, UFOs, past lives, etc.). Hosted by Karl Hofstetter, founder and curator of Joyful Noise Recordings. Order / Listen to 'Internal Radio' here: https://www.joyfulnoiserecordings.com/products/internal-radio Listen to Eerie Wanda on the various platforms: – Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0CkWsjqKOX2aFrcmFvcQr9?si=i0sPH7rVSISCPk4L1qT45Q – Bandcamp: https://eeriewanda.bandcamp.com/album/internal-radio Our VIP Membership - http://joyfulnoi.se/vip JNR Newsletter - http://joyfulnoi.se/mail

dear livejournal, have you ever played music with other people?! silly question - i know a lot of you have. i haven’t done very much of it. but i’ve been doing it and it’s super fun. WHY DIDN’T ANYONE TELL ME ? i mean, indiana and rebs and i did a couple rock shows years ago. and i did a couple band lottery bands. and those were fun. but they didn’t last that long for whatever reason. rebs/kriz/mai/jenna and i did a couple rock band practices right before the pandemic started, so we don’t really know where that could have gone. but i like what i’m doing right now and we’re going to play a show this sunday and i’m super excited about it. i hope we all have a nice time.i think we will.DOWNLOAD RECORDINGsubscribe to the podcast here: http://feeds.feedburner.com/5432fun(intro by omar)Display Homes “Able To” E.T.APainter “i am perfectly safe” Important BodiesTOY “2” Live At Curry NightLaura Stevenson “Maker Of Things” The Mystic & the MasterMope City “Excuses Start To Thaw” News From HomeBAUS “Pop Song” Songs To Snake ToWLMRT “Stretching” WLMRT ForeverChurch fire “sunday” summer camp doom diaryBen Varian “Knife of Snow” Rey’s Fireside Christmastime Sing-AlongFrog “God Once Loved a Woman” Whatever We Probably Already Had ItEmma Parry “Brittle Brine” E.P.Nonnie Parry “Human” 7 Veils of FantasyR. Clown “Peanut Fight” The Big BreakSilverware “Finish Line” Not YetEdward Wifi-Password “I Have So Much Body Hair (So Much Hair)” Fanfare For The Hairy ManThe Coathangers “Bimbo” The Devil You KnowDEEP TISSUE “Dead Head” DEEP TISSUEMark E. Deutsch “More Than Plenty” AnthropophagyEerie Wanda “The Reason” HumWalter Etc. “101 Unread Emails” ChaparralZones of thought “Hour Lunch” DemoWay worse “WHY WAIT?” why wait?Snow Caps “Stubborn Lock” Split w/ Little TeethLittle Teeth “Impossible” Split w/ Snow Caps

From the third flood of a Northeastern suburb, tonight's episode of Pudding On The Wrist features tasty treats from The Sand Pebbles, Eerie Wanda, Peal Charles, The Cleaners From Venus, Stone, and so many more.Giving you what the algorithms won't since February 2020.

No programa de hoje a Dra. Gislaine nos traz informaçao sobre correr ou não de máscara durante isolamento? Também temos a participaçao do DJ Marcellus apresentando o grupo "Bruxas" segue abaixo biografia em ingles: Dutch psych-rock artiste Jacco Gardner, and production partner in crime, the percussive culprit behind many a twisted tropical beat, Nic Mauskovic, have teamed up for a devilish EP of cinematic, Balearic disco for their debut EP as Bruxas. Wielding a love for the wild and exotic, Más Profundo is a record influenced by the black arts, the sun, and the love of making nostalgic, summertime music. Fall under a deep, exotic spell with the new project that is Bruxas; a psychedelic journey into the tropics. Together Gardner and Mauskovic are all about pure vibes, and international feel. You will constantly be picking the sand out from the record's grooves, whether you play it on the beach or not. Gardner's self-titled solo project, featuring Mauskovic on drums- has to date, won him many, global plaudits, comparing him to the likes of Broadcast, and Tame Impala. Mauskovic meanwhile garnered himself a reputation for sub-equatorial percussion, featuring in bands such as Altin Gün, Eerie Wanda, and of course, the aptly-titled cumbia, new-wave act, The Mauskovic Dance Band. Bruxas came together when the two were playing backing band for the 70s James Brown-meets-Black Sabbath act, Witch. Feeling inspired, they began their collaborative musical odyssey by writing new music together in Portugal. (Bruxas is Portuguese for witch by the way). "It was a combination of things that sparked the idea to start Bruxas," Gardner states, "our love of 70s soundtracks, library music, African disco, and Afrobreat." Mixing together their well-honed percussive rhythms, along with layered synths and the occasional vocal, Bruxas was born; a project less on the side of fuzz-rock, and more on the side of an occultist rhythmic, devil-dance. "We both love exotica and electronic music. I was really getting into library music while working on my last album, stuff recorded in the 70s that is difficult to classify, where traces of psychedelia can be found in almost everything. We wanted to make our own mix, and see if we could mold it into a contemporary music project, that's easy to bring to the stage." - Jacco Gardner The Dekmantel EP is a kaleidoscope cabinet of curiosities, unearthed from the tropical wilderness. 'Más Profundo' is the deepest of all the treasures, while 'Tropicacovas', with its wistful island ambiance, conga beats and rolling bass, soundtracks the whole affair, before delving into the jungle with 'Selva Cosmica'. Animals gasp as the energy becomes more electric, while the Dutch duo play on, with 'Plantas Falsas'. A true carnival of wild assorts. Drinks are free. Fun, and sunshine, there's enough for everyone. "Each track is a little journey, some through Africa, others just at a fancy Italian pool party," Gardner says about the EP, "there is definitely a worldly character about them, which ties into the exotica element that connects all the tracks. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/patricia-curty/message

On this episode we chat to Marina Tadic, the front lady and chief songwriter of the band Eerie Wanda. Their latest album Pet Town has been described as a spectral manifestation that's anchored by Tadic's wistful lyrics with inspiration drawn from solitude. Listen in and Get To Know Eerie Wanda.

No programa de hoje temos o convidado especial Waldir Laguna comentando sobre o a primeira parte do livro Sapiens do Yuval Noah Harari. E a brillhante aportaçao musical do DJ Marcellus que nos presenta o grupo Bruxas. Caia sob um feitiço profundo e exótico com o novo projeto que é Bruxas; uma jornada psicodélica para os trópicos. Juntos, Gardner e Mauskovic são sobre vibrações puras e sentimentos internacionais. Você estará constantemente escolhendo a areia dos sulcos do disco, quer você jogue na praia ou não. O projeto solo auto-intitulado de Gardner, apresentando Mauskovic na bateria - até o momento, ganhou muitos aplausos globais, comparando-o com os de Broadcast e Tame Impala. Enquanto isso, Mauskovic ganhou uma reputação de percussão sub-equatorial, apresentando em bandas como Altin Gün, Eerie Wanda e, claro, a cumbia apropriadamente intitulada, ato de nova onda, The Mauskovic Dance Band. Bruxas se uniram quando os dois tocavam a banda de apoio dos anos 70, o ato de James Brown e Black Sabbath, Witch. Sentindo-se inspirados, eles começaram sua odisséia musical colaborativa ... mais. Em Ingles: Fall under a deep, exotic spell with the new project that is Bruxas; a psychedelic journey into the tropics. Together Gardner and Mauskovic are all about pure vibes, and international feel. You will constantly be picking the sand out from the record's grooves, whether you play it on the beach or not. Gardner's self-titled solo project, featuring Mauskovic on drums- has to date, won him many, global plaudits, comparing him to the likes of Broadcast, and Tame Impala. Mauskovic meanwhile garnered himself a reputation for sub-equatorial percussion, featuring in bands such as Altin Gün, Eerie Wanda, and of course, the aptly-titled cumbia, new-wave act, The Mauskovic Dance Band. Bruxas came together when the two were playing backing band for the 70s James Brown-meets-Black Sabbath act, Witch. Feeling inspired, they began their collaborative musical odyssey... more. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/patricia-curty/message

Vandaag met muziek van Sara K., Eerie Wanda, Tash Sultana, Golden Earring, Milltown Brothers en The Band & Bob Dylan.

Marina Tadic is de zangeres, songwriter en frontvrouw van Eerie Wanda. Als klein meisje verhuisde ze, als gevolg van de oorlog, met haar ouders van Bosnië - via Kroatië - naar Nederland. Ze groeide op in Nijmegen en werd aan de HKU opgeleid als illustrator. Maar Marina is vooral songwriter en met haar dromerige, eigenzinnige popliedjes neemt ze ons mee haar wondere wereld in.Eerie Wanda's nieuwe plaat Pet Town is net uit, wanneer we Marina spreken in Studio de Wit. Ze vertelt ons over hoe ze bij een cool Amerikaans label terechtkwam, waarom eenzaamheid niet tot trieste liedjes hoeft te leiden en hoe ze haar lievelingsgitaar kreeg van een man in de trein.____________________Alle liedjes van Eerie Wanda zijn te vinden in de Studio de Wit playlist op Spotify. Net als die van Jacco Gardner, Pip Blom en alle artiesten uit het eerste seizoen!

Vandaag met muziek van U2, Bettye Lavette, Circuit des Yeux, Eerie Wanda, Jasper Steverlinck, Tröckener Kecks, Eva Cassidy en Fleetwood Mac.

On a most thrilling episode four, we explore the idea of buying music vs streaming, and the perceived value of music in our modern times. We keep it light and there’s not a great deal of fact checking, but plenty of passionate discussion. The musical selections are particularly exciting with new music from Oozing Wound, Vintage Crop, Eerie Wanda, Gnarcissists, Grace Sings Sludge, and Fond ...crammed primarily into the end as we learn about discussion:music pacing.Intro by Disco Doom

New Year, New Music: Golden Daze, Hibou, Eerie Wanda, and Transistor Send

My favorite albums and honorable mentions of 2016 might surprise you, but there's no question they are the best this year had to offer.

Jake Winters brings you Snoverated. This week he reviews the film Hail Ceasar. Nick brings you his Modest Mouth review. This week he reviewed the album Hum by Eerie Wanda. Will Mayo brings you Taste of the Triangle. This week he visits and reviews a Pho-nomenal Noodle Truck. This week she investigates. But first, Marissa Jerden brings you a look at the local news. She reports on petitioning to protect fisheries in NC.

Jake Winters brings you Snoverated. This week he reviews the film Hail Ceasar. Nick brings you his Modest Mouth review. This week he reviewed the album Hum by Eerie Wanda. Will Mayo brings you Taste of the Triangle. This week he visits and reviews a Pho-nomenal Noodle Truck. This week she investigates. But first, Marissa Jerden brings you a look at the local news. She reports on petitioning to protect fisheries in NC.

Dutch band Eerie Wanda stops by for a chat, and I check out the new Bob Mould album.

Nada mejor para quitarse el bajón de los acontecimientos mundiales que unos temarracos del demonio, aunque sea por pocos minutos. En Soleado 305 los hay de Frank London, Still Weavens, Daniel Haaksman, Guts, Beatspoke y Eerie Wanda.

One of my favorite singers, Steve Poltz, stops by for a chat, and I check out the brand new record from the band Eerie Wanda.

Con el Señorlobo de viaje, Lubacov se queda al mando de Soleado número 238 poniendo mucha buena música de entre otros Karl Hector & The Malcouns, Leone, Cubo, Eerie Wanda, Prince, Les Sins, Jneiro Jarel, The Growlers y Hovik Keuchkerian y Yuri Méndez.PLAYLIST:1. Mungo’s Hi Fi Feat. Sugar Minott – Scrub A Dub Style (Prince Fatty Remix)2. Fulgeance & DJ Scientist – Moscow Nightlife3. Quiet Dawn – New Dawn ft. Oddisee4. Karl Hector & The Malcouns With Vovotinha – Roads Of Otumpa5. Leone – La Fabriquilla6. Beaulieu Porch – Golden Face7. Maston – Gold Leaf8. Eerie Wanda – Happy Hard Times (unmastered)9. The Growlers – Chinese Fountain10. DJ JS-1 Feat. Breeze Brewin, Homeboy Sandman & Kyle Rapps – 110 Percent11. Les Sins – Talk About12. Cubo – Algo Suave13. Dan Bodan – Soft As Rain (MCFERRDOG Remix)14. Jneiro Jarel – Cahuita [kou-ee-tuh]15. Diamond District – These Bammas16. Cypria – Sitting Here17. Alsarah & The Nubatones – Habibi Taal (Jeremy Sole Remix feat. Clap! Clap! & Beats Antique)18. Christian Bland & The Revelators – Syd Barrett Blues19. The Proper Ornaments – Summer’s Gone20. Tashaki Miyaki – The Beautiful Ones21. Prince & THIRDEYEGIRL – AnotherLove22. Thomas Dolby – She Blinded Me With Science23. Hovik Keuchkerian Y Yuri Méndez – En Mi Camino