Podcast appearances and mentions of Eleanor Friedberger

Divas, make way for an icon. The absolutely stunning Bridger Winegar (I Said No Gifts!) is on this week's episode of “Tell Me Everything.” And wow - was it EVERYTHING. Bridger comes equipped with his three pop culture loves, BANJO-KAZOOIE, ELEANOR FRIEDBERGER, and GARTH BROOKS' WILD FACEBOOK VIDEO. Mama, this episode runs the damn gamut. Listen up and enjoy, sister-friends! If you like this show, don't forget to rate, review, and subscribe! Be sure to follow the show on Instagram: @tellliameverything And follow me (your host!) across all platforms: @liamgareau

This week's guest is Noah Hecht - a Brooklyn-based drummer / instructor who proudly studied under Billy Hart at Oberlin Conservatory of Music and College. He's worked with Purr, Yeasayer, Eleanor Friedberger, Man Forever, Porches, Cassandra Jenkins and many more. If I were to state a through line for this chat, it's that Noah is obsessed with placement and its relationship with time. You'll see what I mean 

It's a 'hoot' of a ride this week as Dan celebrates the only bird that looks like a scary old man in a hoody, the owl. Included: Carly Simon, Canned Heat, Eleanor Friedberger, Devendra Banhardt and many more..

Kim Althea Gordon (born April 28, 1953) is an American musician, singer, and songwriter, best known as the bassist, guitarist, and vocalist of alternative rock band Sonic Youth. During her time with that band, her smoky, half-spoken, half-sung vocals and feminist viewpoint added depth to their experimental rock and made her a major figure on the American indie rock scene from the '80s onward. In this episode the full playlist of songs played by Gordon on April 3rd 2020, when sitting in for Iggy Pop on his BBC Radio 6 show. Lineup: The Fall, Nina Simone, Alice Coltrane, Pharoah Sanders, The Stooges, DNA, J Mascis, Heron Oblivion, Missy Elliott, PJ Harvey, Gold Dime, Television, Talk Normal, Neil Young, Crazy Horse, Brigitte Fontaine, Eleanor Friedberger, Linda Ronstadt, Stina Nordenstam, Aimee Mann, Nas, Nico, Karen Dalton, Mira, Islaja, Mazzy Star, Abbey Lincoln, Cardi B, Charli XCX, Patty Waters

On this episode Lauren is joined by New York singer-songwriter Cassandra Jenkins. As a musician, she has played in the bands of Eleanor Friedberger, Craig Finn, Lola Kirke, and rehearsed to tour with Purple Mountains in August 2019 before the tour's cancellation, meticulously making her debut LP 'Play Till You Win'. In February last year, she released her second album 'An Overview on Phenomenal Nature' via Ba Da Bing Records.Her lyrics unfold magical worlds, introducing you to a cast of characters like a local fisherman, a psychic at a birthday party, and driving instructor of a spiritual bent. Cassandra discusses the writing and recording process behind each track, as well as the many life experiences that shaped the album. ...-Find Cassandra Jenkins on the Web | Instagram-Follow LP: Uncovered on Instagram

In this special 58th New York Film Festival edition of the Film at Lincoln Center podcast, NYFF programmer Tyler Wilson is joined by co-directors Paul Felten & Joe DeNardo and star Stephanie Hayes of the funny and alluring Slow Machine. Featuring an intriguingly eclectic cast—including experimental theater performers Hayes and Scott Shepherd, the musician Eleanor Friedberger, and Chloë Sevigny—Slow Machine follows an actress whose intimate relationship with a shadowy NYPD-affiliated operative ends abruptly and disastrously, leading her to hide out in a country house otherwise occupied by a band preparing their new record. The film explodes and reassembles the thriller genre, producing a work on paranoia, surveillance, and performance. Get nationwide virtual tickets here: https://www.filmlinc.org/nyff2020/films/slow-machine/

Episode 138 of Look At My Records! features an interview with indie music legend John Vanderslice. John is well known for his work engineering records for bands like Spoon, Death Cab For Cutie, and Sleater-Kinney at his all-analog studio Tiny Telephone in San Francisco. After almost two decades, the studio closed its San Francisco location and John moved south to Los Angeles, where he opened his own backyard studio called Grandma’s Couch.In addition to his engineering work, John has recorded and released about a dozen records of his own material - all on analog equipment. The pandemic imposed lockdown finally forced John to experiment with digital recording software like Ableton. The end result is his latest release, eeeeeeep, his first batch of songs recorded entirely through digital means. It’s an excellent EP! Tune in to hear about John’s experience recording the EP on a computer, how he uses his digital studio as an instrument, his favorite memories from Tiny Telephone San Francisco, his relationship with David Berman, and a whole lot more! This episode features records from Spirit of the Beehive, Porches, Lomelda, Robyn Hitchcock, and Eleanor Friedberger!Stream eeeeeeep on your platform of choice. You can also purchase it via Bandcamp. Check out John’s website and keep up with him by following him on Instagram and liking him on Facebook.

I was super stoked to chat with the wonderful Radical Dads for Episode 134 of Look At My Records! This trio tore up Brooklyn in the 2010s - releasing three great albums and melting faces all over the place! Since the release of their 2015 album, Universal Coolers, they did some adult things like having kids (making them actual Radical Dads) and moving to different parts of the world. Guitarists Chris and Lindsay now live in Sweden and drummer Robbie lives in Santa Cruz, California, but they didn’t let the distance stop them from putting out their fourth album, Paved Mountain, last month! In our interview, we talked about how the band pieced together the songs on Paved Mountain, Lindsay’s obsession with Herman Melville, Chris’ NJ power-pop pedigree, and a whole lot more! This episode features records from The Stroppies, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Silver Jews, Eleanor Friedberger, Times New Viking, and The Smithereens!Get your copy of Paved Mountain on limited edition vinyl via Bandcamp. There, you’ll also find a TON of awesome merch! You can also stream it on your favorite streaming platform, including Spotify. Keep up with Radical Dads by liking them on Facebook and following them on both Instagram and Twitter.

We’re back with The Fiery Furnaces' 2005 EP, which is neither an EP nor an LP, but dammit we love it. Brian Eno art rock-era inspired band comprising of Matthew and Eleanor Friedberger, The Fiery Furnaces were indie-darlings on fire from 2003 to 2009 (they broke up in 2011). This collection of singles and b-sides remains a refreshing classic and easy entry point to the groups myriad eccentricities. Paul and Ryan get real emotional in this one bro when talking about their "lost" periods on the east coast. It's too late to turn back now. Now hear this: "Single Again," "Here Comes the Summer," "Tropical-Iceland," and "Smelling Cigarettes."Have something to say? Email us: nowhearthisofficial@gmail.comIf you want to listen to the music discussed on the show, then subscribe to this playlist: https://nowhearthis.lnk.to/theplaylist See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Vandaag hoor je muziek van Eleanor Friedberger, Kim Lenz, Timber, The Fortunes, Sonny & Cher en Townes van Zandt.

Esto Sí Suena La banda sonora del siglo 21 Suenan: Dave Matthews Band, John Mayer, Eleanor Friedberger, Arctic Monkeys, Conejo, Too Much, The Mad Spoilers (+entrevista), Augusto Bracho, Gary Moore. Hoy en la Música: 12 de mayo. Pacífica 90.7 FM - Caracas Sábados 11 AM a 1 PM @estosisuena www.estosisuena.com

Gary Owen likes to relax. Ian Bagg has a proper go at P.F. on Facebook. The Song of the Week is from Eleanor Friedberger. Dates: Gary Owen is at Parlor Live in Bellevue, WA December 20-22 P.F. is doing Last Call Trivia at Greenie’s in Milford Thursday, December 19 at 7:00 p.m. LINKS: Fangirl’s blog. Nearly Liza YouTube channel. Check it out! Skin & Earth comic book series by friend of the show LIGHTS. The Big Pretty Podcast PF, Fangirl, and Lizzie on the Travel Channel. Follow Liz Draws Ink on Instagram @nearlyliza Buy a T-shirt from Cincy Shirts OR Old School Shirts, it helps the show! Be sure to click over to Fangirl’s NEW blog, CheckCheckHey! and her photo blog. Follow P.F. on Twitter @PF66 and like this podcast on Facebook. PF’s Tape Recorder logo designed by Dan Koabel.

Singer-songwriter Eleanor Friedberger (formerly of Fiery Furnaces) joins Jenny for a discussion of the creative influences that shaped her early songwriting endeavors; how a long trip to Greece inspired her fantastic new album, Rebound, and more. The episode also includes an archive clip from one of Jenny's early '07 interviews with Amy Winehouse for Rolling Stone, wherein Amy talks about her own beginnings as a songwriter and performer.

The September 15th, 2018 edition of Look At My Records! is a re-run of the Pot Luck Dinner episode that Tom hosted back on Friday, May 4th! Tom played songs by Eleanor Friedberger, Marshall Crenshaw, David Kilgour, Triptides, Eyelids, and more! Enjoy this eclectic blend of songs from some of Tom's favorite artists. Full playlist: https://spinitron.com/export/rfb286-pl8892-nGRJIZiT.html

Esto Sí Suena La banda sonora del siglo 21 Suenan: Dave Matthews Band, John Mayer, Eleanor Friedberger, Arctic Monkeys, Conejo, Too Much, Violento Crápula, Augusto Bracho, Gary Moore. Hoy en la Música: 12 de mayo. Pacífica 90.7 FM - Caracas Sábado 11 AM - 1 PM @estosisuena www.estosisuena.com

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ When I Knew by Eleanor Friedberger on Personal Record (Merge Records) 2′13″ Azamane Tiliade by Bombino on Nomad (Nonesuch) 6′17″ Kouma by Rokia Traoré on Beautiful Africa (Nonesuch) 10′10″ Warm Spell by Sinkane on MARS (Deluxe Edition) (DFA Records) 13′26″ Waiting (PAL Remix) by Alice Boman,PAL on Skisser / Remixed (Alice Boman) 18′33″ Lessons by SOHN on Lessons (4AD) 21′54″ Wha Gwan by Benin city on Fires in the Park (Audio Doughnuts) 27′10″ Do I Wanna Know? by Arctic Monkeys on AM (Domino Recording Co) 31′30″ A Stone In The Ground by Fainting by Numbers on Watching the Wheels/A Stone In The Ground (Moshi Moshi Records) 38′55″ Just Give Me A Name by Hayden on Us alone (Arts&Crafts) 44′27″ Your Life Your Call by Junip on Junip (Mute) 48′15″ The Big Idea by Black Books on The Big Idea (Black Books) 52′58″ Wasting My Young Years (Kids of the Apocalypse remix) by London Grammar on Wasting my young years (Columbia) Check out the full archives on the website.

Host Lior Phillips is joined by Eleanor Friedberger, who shares some amazing insight on the world behind her new album, Rebound. From her experiences touring the world with her brother as The Fiery Furnaces to being watched by Lou Reed, this week's show is full of surprising twists and turns. This episode was brought to you by our friends at Vivid Seats. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Actualidad: The Kooks, Eleanor Friedberger, CHROMATICS, Orbital, Simian Mobile Disco, Ebhoni, Carmen Boza, Gruff Rhys, etc... Álbum Destacado: "Prom Night" de Oblique Bonus Track: Andrés do Barro ¡Entra en nuestro Facebook y dale a Me Gusta! https://www.facebook.com/HospitalNeptunoR/

Adam talks with American musician Eleanor Friedberger.Hi. Adam Buxton here with some notes and links for you about this week's guest.Eleanor and her brother Matthew formed the core of The Fiery Furnaces, who put out a series of brilliantly strange records from 2000 - 2011. Matthew and Eleanor now work on solo projects but haven't officially laid the The Fiery Furnaces to rest.My conversation with Eleanor was recorded in February 2016 and we talked about some of her favourite albums, her working relationship with her brother, whether or not fans should be interested in the private lives of the artists they admire, and her lyrics. Eleanor also performed a version of one of her songs exclusively for the podcast. And in my outro waffle I bollock on about a couple of music documentaries I enjoyed this week. No, really, you're welcome.FIERY FURNACES MUSIC MONTAGE in the intro includes clips from:Benton Harbour Blues (from Bitter Tea, 2006)Never (from Bitter Tea, 2006)Evergreen (from EP, 2005)Two Fat Feet (from Gallowsbird'd Bark, 2003)Chief Inspector Blancheflower (from Blueberry Boat, 2006)Tropical Iceland (from Gallowsbird'd Bark, 2003)Thanks to Séamus Murphy-Mitchell for production support.Music and jingles by Adam BuxtonRELATED LINKSELEANOR'S FAVOURITE ALBUMS (THE QUIETUS WEBSITE) (2016)http://thequietus.com/articles/19617-eleanor-friedberger-favourite-albums-interview?page=6ELEANOR FRIEDBERGER - MAKE ME A SONG (2018)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wmjcSz8aV1YELEANOR FRIEDBERGER - HE DIDN'T MENTION HIS MOTHER (2015)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1Dj0s16RMa0ELEANOR FRIEDBERGER - MY MISTAKES (2011)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MRUOoSKt6KgTHE FIERY FURNACES - POLICE SWEATER BLOOD VOW (2006)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=atFoVNJxr7cTHE FIERY FURNACES - CHIEF INSPECTOR BLANCHEFLOWER (2004)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1qTkqFvftcETHE FIERY FURNACES - WHAT'S IN MY BAG? (ELEANOR & MATTHEW BUY RECORDS AT AMOEBA IN LA) (2011)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lJUlMQ5PDL8&t=2sTHE SMITH TAPES - HOWARD SMITH INTERVIEWS GEORGE HARRISON (CD on DISCOGS)https://www.discogs.com/Eric-Clapton-George-Harrison-Howard-Smith-Clapton-Harrison-The-Smith-Tapes/release/11642294HIP HOP EVOLUTION TRAILER (2016)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Rm3J5640jXoTHE DEFIANT ONES TRAILER (2017)https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wP7b8xaWmG0 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Nesta sexta-feira, trazemos mais uma edição do podcast Buzz Talk em que vamos comentar os novos lançamentos de Eleanor Friedberger, Iceage, Leon Bridges entre outros. Aproveite o fim de semana para colocar em dia os lançamentos que em breve eles estarão novamente em nossas páginas em análises mais profundas no formato de resenha.

Introducing Track by Track - a new podcast feature where we explore an album one song at a time with the artist behind it - discussing the song's origins, tales from the recording studio - every story that brought this music to life. In this episode, former Fiery Furnace, Eleanor Friedberger, finds the depths of mythology, the absurdity of text messages, and the beauty of human complexity in every moment with her new record, Rebound. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Introducing Track by Track - a new podcast feature where we explore an album one song at a time with the artist behind it - discussing the song's origins, tales from the recording studio - every story that brought this music to life. In this episode, former Fiery Furnace, Eleanor Friedberger, finds the depths of mythology, the absurdity of text messages, and the beauty of human complexity in every moment with her new record, Rebound. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

  Welcome to the April edition of the Aquarium Drunkard podcast, coming in from West of the Rockies. On this program, we explore the late night radio theater of the late Art Bell. The Coast to Coast AM host passed away on Friday, April 13th, and we’ve spent the days since exploring his classic archives. Aquarium Drunkard founder Justin Gage and co-host Jason P. Woodbury sat down to reflect on Bell’s singular voice, dedication to chronicling the unknown, and status as a purveyor of genuine American weirdness. Also on the show, guitarist Nels Cline joins us to discuss his new quartet, the Nels Cline 4, and “Imperfect 10” from the combo’s new Blue Note Records LP, Currents, Constellations. Maybe you know his playing with Wilco, but here he focuses on the notion of “jazz fusion,” which he’s been exploring since the late ‘80s. And we begin the podcast with a discussion with Jaime Fennelly of Mind Over Mirrors. The synthesist and composer just released a masterpiece called Bellowing Sun. It’s cosmic in scope but rooted in the earthy reflections of naturalist writers like Henry Beston, whose 1928 book, The Outermost House: A Year of Life on the Great Beach of Cape Cod, served as a guidepost for the new album. Earlier this month, the album debuted alongside a multi-media installation at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago featuring a light sculpture modeled after an enormous drum. The suggestions — of biorhythms and universal patterns — are in keeping with Mind Over Mirrors’ space-folk. Though Mind Over Mirrors began as a solo project, it’s very much a group effort now, featuring Janet Bean of Freakwater and Eleventh Dream Day, Jon Mueller of Volcano Choir, and Jim Becker of Califone. The band’s latest, Bellowing Sun, arrives in conjunction with a multi-media installation at the Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago featuring an ambitious light sculpture. One of the marvelous things about Mind Over Mirrors is the way the group’s music feels both spacey and earthy. On the new album, which is at turns ecstatic, spooky, and revelatory, Fennelly and company the band maximize that ability, putting the idea of our planet as a cosmic vehicle into context. “I think about [the cosmos] in relation to my own music as being otherworldly, but I also think of it as being grounded, in the way that the Earth is cosmic,” Fennelly says. “It’s not just about the area beyond us or outside of us, in kind of an exploratory sense as well.” On his new album with the Nels Cline 4, Currents, Constellations, guitarist and composer Nels Cline reigns in the conceptual mood music of his previous Blue Note Records release, Lovers, in favor of tight, spiky interplay with guitarist Julian Lage, bassist Scott Colley, and drummer Tom Rainey. It’s a record fueled by Cline’s energy, incorporating avant-garde, rock, and blues influences. It is, for lack of a better term, jazz fusion music, which explains why Cline’s initial title for “Imperfect 10” was “Jazz Fusion Composition.” “I definitely chose that term to bother people, particularly people who think they’re cooler than ‘jazz fusion,'” Cline says. “Basically, it’s a meaningless term. It’s a combination of basically whatever. It doesn’t have to mean a combination of jazz and rock and classical and funk…it doesn’t mean the same thing from one person to another, and that’s why it’s a fun word to use. It’s basically a meaningless word that bothers people, which I find linguistically fascinating, but it also, stylistically, does kind of define me.” If you’ve ever been the sort of person content to sit around the radio late at night or scan the airwaves on a long drive through the middle of nowhere, there’s a good chance you’ve experienced the strange radio theater of Art Bell’s Coast to Coast AM. Since Bell passed away earlier this month and since his passing, we’ve been tuned into his archives. Here, we reflect on the impact and legacy of Bell’s pioneering program. “Coast to Coast AM felt like this secret handshake between people,” AD’s Justin Gage says. “Not unlike when you find a record or something that means a lot to you, that might be a little esoteric or obscure. Coast to Coast AM definitely kind of felt like that in the late ’90s, early 2000s.” Thanks for listening to the Transmissions podcast. Support by subscribing to the Aquarium Drunkard podcast on Apple Podcasts,  Spotify, Stitcher, Mixcloud, Tune In, or via the RSS feed. Please rate and review the show, or even better, share it directly with friends. Collage image by Michael J. Hentz. Dig into the podcast archives, which include interviews with Laraaji, Tim Heidecker, Eileen Myles, Daniel Lanois, Hiss Golden Messenger, Ryley Walker, Eleanor Friedberger, Idris Ackamoor, and many more.

Full show: http://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artists Played: Sean Shakespeare, conshus, MyGrane McNastee, Hop Along, Jamil Honesty, Whitney C, DJ Grazzhoppa, JR Swiftz, Funky Bijou, Main, Rahim Samad, M-Phazes, AG, John Robinson, Eloh Kush, DJ Critical Hype, Kendrick Lamar, Dr. Dre, Eleanor Friedberger, DEL, AMP LIVE, AMiAM, Copywrite, Reks, DJ Stranger, Bekon, J.Lamotta, Black Milk, The Heart and Brain, Cut Chemist, Deantoni Parks, Myka 9, Sango, Jean Deaux, Denmark Vessey, Knxwledge, Daniel Avery, OutKast, GOODie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

This Must Be the Gig gives backstage access to passionate fans worldwide. Hosted by music journalist and festival-globetrotter, Lior Phillips, the show features conversations with headlining musicians, up-and-coming artists, music industry personalities, and notable journalists about the wild wild world of live music - as well as the latest news reports from the biggest tours and the festival scene.In this preview episode, Lior shares her formative first concerts and gives a taste of what's to come: dishing on behind-the-scenes anecdotes, and dissecting breaking festival and tour news. Early episodes will feature legendary musicians like Garbage's Shirley Manson, The Charlatans' Tim Burgess, and Eleanor Friedberger, while future episodes will include conversations with festival founders on the way they dream up lineups, set designers on how the most imaginative stages become reality, app developers on the future of virtual and augmented reality at festivals, and buzzing artists on what it’s like to tour a new country for the first time. Every fan has a story about the gig that changed their life—and so does every musician. Capturing the feeling of singing along with thousands of other fanatics, the lights flashing, the roar for an encore, the second the whole world outside this perfect moment disappears: This Must Be the Gig. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

“Murder She Wrote, In Space” On this episode of Best Song Ever: the Dear LaBenne cousins celebrate Valentines Day together with a very sexy episode. They talk about artists being meta and complimenting their own music, Luke finally has a week where he is not The Fucking Loser, they discuss Grecian 80’s Goth Clubs with […]The post BSE 58: Okkervil River, The Voidz, Kero Kero Bonito, Eleanor Friedberger and Many More appeared first on Ghettoblaster Magazine.

New songs from Eleanor Friedberger, Earth Girl Helen Brown, Beach House, Puzzlehead, La Luz, Cate LeBon, Kellarissa, and more.

It's a rainy night in NYC, only a few weeks after the election and our mood has taken a turn for the "what the hell happened?"  Christian does in fact return to the show after a two month absence.  He brings us stories regarding cologne and Shonali shares her important scientific findings as to why the election turned out the way it did.  Christian and Shonali been longtime fans of both of our Ep. 49 guests! Our first guest is comedian, John Roberts Jr. who is gay (don't worry - he's out) and an Emmy nominated voice actor for the character Linda Belcher on the show "Bob's Burgers." But before that, did you see him on YouTube in one of our all time favorite videos The Christmas Tree. We are so happy John is back from the West Coast where he smoked too much pot and now resides only an hour away from NYC with his two cute dogs, Yoko and Iggy. He's also back to cooking at home with his mom. Love ya for it John! As we head towards our 50th episode in February and our upcoming WDEK All Day Fest on February 18th, we are looking towards sharing more with you about a youth homeless shelter called The Covenant House. Listen to Alan Weinroth explain in more detail what this organization does for kids in need. Shonali sings the Neil Young song, "Don't Let It Bring You Down" and she screws up the lyrics a little. Audience member Anthony Cangelosi joins us on stage for #GetItOffYourChest.  We are currently searching for therapy for him. Our final guest is musician Eleanor Friedberger (solo performer, member of Fiery Furnaces, & Shonali's fashion icon.) Her hair is the best! She has been on tour for the past year in support of her latest album "New View" - including playing in Tel Aviv on our election day and Rome the day after. Shonali insists it takes a lot of work to be the leader of a touring band.  Fortunately Eleanor now has her own room when she tours. We are excited to hear Eleanor play "Your Word" and "Sweetest Girl" for us.  Til we meet again - next show is January 3rd, 2017 at HiFiNYC. 

We review our favorite records of 2016, in no particular order: Car Seat Headrest, Lucy Dacus, Okkervil River, Mitski, Thao & The Get Down Stay Down, A Giant Dog, and Eleanor Friedberger.

We review our favorite records of 2016, in no particular order: Car Seat Headrest, Lucy Dacus, Okkervil River, Mitski, Thao & The Get Down Stay Down, A Giant Dog, and Eleanor Friedberger.

Eleanor Friedberger invites us into her childhood, one filled with her own tastes and musical discoveries but also one that’s been influenced by a kind hearted older brother. Matthew Friedberger not only bought Eleanor her first guitar but introduced her to the quintessential New York band. Find out the iconic Velvet Underground song that stoked her long fascination with The Big Apple and helped her take her first artistic strides.

Eleanor Friedberger live in session with John Kennedy on X-Posure, Radio X

Welcome to the fourth episode of Aquarium Drunkard’s Transmissions podcast, our recurring series of in-depth conversations and unexpected sounds.. On this week’s episode, we’re splitting our time with two unique artists. Up first is Idris Ackamoor, leader of the intergalactic combo the Pyramids, whose new album We Be All Africans is a potent mix of soul, funk, world music, and spiritual jazz. Next, we hop in the van with singer/songwriter Eleanor Friedberger. As one-half of Fiery Furnaces, she created some of the most challenging and complex music of the 2000s, but on her latest album New View, she continues to ease into the confident, ’70s-inspired melodicism that has defined her solo albums, inspired in part by her move to upstate New York.

After making her mark in the indie duo The Fiery Furnaces, singer-songwriter Eleanor Friedberger launched a solo career blending her former band’s experimentalism with classic '70s sounds. She joins hosts Jim DeRogatis and Greg Kot for a conversation and live performance. Plus, a review of the new mixtape from Chicago artist Chance the Rapper.

New York-based songwriter Eleanor Friedberger stops by the new KEXP Studio to play 4 songs off the album "New View". Recorded 03/05/2016 - 4 songs: He Didn't Mention His Mother, Sweetest Girl, Cathy With The Curly Hair, Does Turquoise Work?.Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

I first saw Eleanor Friedberger solo back in 2013, shortly after falling head over heels for her second solo album, Personal Record. Her band was an opener (for The Long Winters, featuring past guests John Roderick and Sean Nelson), but her voice is an unavoidable force of nature. It overpowers the instrumentation both on record and live, where, if you close your eyes for a few moments, you can trick your brain into believe that you’re witnessing Patti Smith in 1975. I’ve been trying to get Friedberger for the show since then, and we finally managed to sync up our schedules following the release of her terrific new album, New View. The musician was back in the city for a few days, having made an appearance on Seth Myers the evening before (as evidenced by the mug sitting on the counter of the apartment she was holed up in). Friedberger had gotten out of Dodge ahead of the new record, leaving New York City for the far more pastoral views upstate. We sat down on a cold February morning to discuss nature walks, home maintenance and the importance of getting out of town.

The New York singer-songwriter discusses a recent move and her new solo album with OpenAir.

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Eleanor Friedberger is best-known as one half of The Fiery Furnaces, but her new solo record, "New View," marks her third solo effort, and shows that she's developing a sound that's all her own. We discuss it on episode #38 of For the Record.

Eleanor Friedberger is best-known as one half of The Fiery Furnaces, but her new solo record, "New View," marks her third solo effort, and shows that she's developing a sound that's all her own. We discuss it on episode #38 of For the Record.

Touring is hard. Crowdfunding startup RoadNation is aiming to help.Eleanor Friedberger is back with her third solo album, a new band, and a whole "New View."Chairlift's Moth is strong with the synth-pop and the gang is pleased.Meet ya at the Beauty Pill show this Saturday, yea?Show NotesSupport Miss Shevaughn and Yuma Wray's "Ribbon Of Highway" tour on Roadnation [link]Learn more about crowdfunding for tours startup, RoadNation [link]Learn More about ChairliftOfficial Site | Facebook | Twitter | Spotify New ViewEleanor FriedbergerKevin: Stream ItPaul: Stream ItOfficial Site | Facebook | Twitter | Spotify See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rebecca Ruiz and Josh Wodarz are moving forward with the new albums of 2016. And we learn that Josh has to keep moving forward because he can't sit still. Nor can he see the forrest for the trees. The duo review new albums by Savages, Julia Brown, and Hinds. They take a sip from Sixpoint Brewing in Brooklyn, NY and Oregon's Deschutes Brewery. Also, they speeed their way through quick takes on Eleanor Friedberger, Tommy V, Adrian Younge, The Besnard Lakes, and Cicely O'Kain. Show notes and links: Savages (savagesband.com) Uppdatera din webbläsare | Facebook (facebook.com) Hinds (hindsband.com) Deschutes Brewery - Oregon Craft Beer and Brew Pubs (deschutesbrewery.com) Sixpoint | Beer Is Culture (sixpoint.com) https://open.spotify.com/user/riskylengths/playlist/6g4TpoYXz6iBKa73Ps0EOb

Will and Barrett discuss new music by Eleanor Friedberger, the "year 8" album from Savages, and the death of the week, Paul Kantner.

Le Parody estrenó su segundo álbum, Hondo, en 2015 y fue uno de nuestros favoritos. Un trabajo que conecta varias tendencias y estilos. Es capaz de acercar Oriente Medio con Andalucía, por ejemplo. Samplear canciones y sonidos fue como un mantra durante dos meses hasta que dí con lo que quería para el nuevo disco, dice Sole Parody. Después conté con varios colaboradores, porque estuve aislada en el primer proceso de composición, no hacemos casi nada solos en la vida. Y menos un disco. Darío Manrique entrevista a Le Parody y grabamos un par de temas en exclusiva Además hoy en Future Beats avances de los magníficos y esperados álbumes de PJ Harvey y The Coral; y novedades magníficas: Eleanor Friedberger, The Villagers, Alain Chamfort.

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Hoy en Future Beats novedades de gran calado emocional: el gran Dylan LeBlanc, el veterano teclista y bluesman Ironing Board Sam, la dulce decepción romántica de Eleanor Friedberger, la atención por el detalle de Field Music, la ruta vital de Lucinda Williams en compañía de Bill Frisell o Tindersticks junto a Lhasa de Sela.

Eleanor Friedberger stops by the Must-Hear Music podcast to provide some recent and classic music recommendations and talk 'New View.' Plus, Billboard staffers talk Animal Collective's 'FloriDada,' Chairlift's 'Romeo,' Darren Criss' 'Not Alone' and Troye Sivan's 'Talk Me Down.' See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

New songs from Eleanor Friedberger, Gal Gracen & Beach House. Welcome to Peak Autumn.

On today's show I talk to musician Annabelle Cazes AKA Glockabelle. Annabelle grew up in Westchester, NY and studied for many years in Paris with an aim to become a concert pianist. After having a taste of that lifestyle however, she turned her attentions to indie rock, making her own music with a small Casio VL-1 keyboard and a glockenspiel. Annabelle has toured with The Fiery Furnaces (why not check out my previous episode with Eleanor Friedberger?), sings on the latest  The Go! Team album, and her own Wolf BBQ EP is absolutely wonderful.This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on iTunes, follow me on Twitter.

What a great episode! Maybe I'm just saying that because I had never met Eleanor before doing this interview and was relieved it turned out well, but maybe, and probably, because Eleanor is a really interesting and funny person who is great at using words to describe her experiences. Those experiences include forming and being in The Fiery Furnaces with her brother, and also forming a band for her two solo albums. Enjoy!

It's a "Misty Mt. Mombaccus Hop" when the very talented, very funny Eleanor Friedberger drops in with a baker's dozen of fantastic bad gigs.  From playing festivals with the Fiery Furnances at 10:20am to smashing bottles over the head of the singer of Jet to violent "European-style" diarrhea attacks to "that time of the month" happening onstage, Eleanor lets it all hang hilariously out.  We also talk of sibling rivalry and how her music has brought her parents back together, as well as her thoughts on what it would be like to play rhythm guitar for the Black Crowes.  There's definitely a "remedy" for the winter blues on this week's WORST GIG EVER!

Apricity is an obsolete 17th century term meaning "the warmness of the sun in winter" and Midday Show host Cheryl Waters is here to help you find it. Warm up with new songs by Eleanor Friedberger, The Ocean Blue and Shake Some Action. We don't recommend staring at the sun while you listen, but please do feel free to bask in the apricity. 1. Low - Plastic Cup 2. Mark Pickerel & His Praying Hands - I Study Horses 3. Courtney Barnett - History Eraser 4. Sallie Ford & The Sound Outside - They Told Me 5. Gringo Star - Find a Love 6. Bear Ceuse - Dixie Brothers 7. The Ocean Blue - Sunset - Moonrise 8. Volcano Choir - Byegone 9. Typhoon - Dreams of Cannibalism 10. Wavves - Demon To Lean On 11. Crocodiles - I Like It In The Dark 12. Shake Some Action - The Girl With The Sun In Her Eyes 13. Pomegranates - Heaven 14. Eleanor Friedberger - Stare at the Sun 15. Poliça - Chain My NameSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Variety host Mel Trejo is your DJ for the 2013 CMJ Preview edition of KEXP's Music That Matters podcast. The mix highlights artists participating in this year's CMJ Music Marathon taking place in New York beginning Tuesday, October 15th, through Saturday, October 19th. The playlist includes choice tracks from Eleanor Friedberger, Menomena, Au Revoir Simone, Real Estate, and more. 1. Bleeding Rainbow - You're Not Alone 2. Speedy Ortiz - Tiger Tank 3. Menomena - Heavy is as Heavy Does 4. HAERTS - Wings 5. Eleanor Friedberger - Stare at the Sun 6. Wild Yaks - Father 7. Ski Lodge - Anything to Hurt You 8. Real Estate - It's Real 9. Au Revoir Simone - Crazy 10. Alpine - Hands 11. Big Black Delta - Money Rain Down 12. Small Black - Free at DawnSupport the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On today's show we talk to musician Eleanor Friedberger. Originally from Oak Park, Illinois, Eleanor formed the popular indie rock group The Fiery Furnaces with her brother Matthew in Brooklyn, and from 2000 to 2011, they wrote and released eight albums. Now on hiatus from the band, Eleanor has released two albums on Merge Records, and her latest, Personal Record just came out in June.Check out the website for Beginnings, subscribe on iTunes and see some live dates: on Aug. 31st we'll be live at the Out of Bounds Festival in Austin with Edie McClurg of Ferris Bueller fame, director Todd Rohal, stand-up Joe Derosa and (maybe) more, and the next live episode will be September 3rd for the Beginnings "Writer's Panel" featuring Jackson Publick (The Venture Bros.), Annie Mebane (Community, The Michael J. Fox), J.R. Havlan (The Daily Show), and guest co-host Opus Moreschi (head writer of Colbert Report) and more!

The new albums from Eleanor Friedberger, Camera Obscura, Sirfer Blood, Man or Astroman and Queens of the Stoneage get a right good going over. Its poptastic people.

Part 2 of my conversation with guest Brian Salvatore as we discuss music we've outgrown. I've also got the Bonehead of the Week and music from Queens of the Stone Age, The National, Superchunk and Eleanor Friedberger. Show notes: - Recorded via Skype - Check out Brian's comics podcast The Hour Cosmic - Jay: U2 was favorite band from late '80s to early '90s - Diminishing returns over last 20 years; sick of Bono - Brian: R.E.M. was approaching that territory when they quit - Brian: Done with Metallica - Jay: Musically, haven't dug them since The Black Album - Brian: Want to get back into old (non-Metallica) thrash - Not loving the Cookie Monster vocals - Jay: Once liked Don Henley's solo work, now hate him - Brian: Second incarnation of Aerosmith from 1985-on is terrible - Music got dumb, started working with outside writers - The curse of '80s production techniques - Brian: Not a good time for hard rock recording now; too much compression - Jay: Hair metal lost its appeal quickly - Saw many hair metal shows in mid-80s: Ratt, Motley Crue, Dokken - Brian: Mall punk and ska have lost their luster - Bands specialized in terrible covers - Blink 182, Goldfinger, Less Than Jake, Save Ferris - Jay: Clapton is NOT God - Brian: Not a fan of the blues; too samey - Jay: Still like the blues, but don't listen much anymore - Bonehead of the Week Music: Queens of the Stone Age - My God is the Sun The National - Don't Swallow the Cap Superchunk - FOH Eleanor Friedberger - Stare at the Sun Completely Conspicuous is available through the iTunes podcast directory. Subscribe and write a review! The Queens of the Stone Age song is on the album ...Like Clockwork on Matador Records. Download the song for free as part of the Matador Intended Play 2013 sampler on Amazon. The National song is on the album Trouble Will Find Me on 4AD. Download the song for free as part of the 4AD Sampler on Amazon. The Superchunk song is on the forthcoming album I Hate Music on Merge Records. Download the song for free as part of the Merge Records Summer Sampler 2013 on Amazon. The Eleanor Friedberger song is on the album Personal Record on Merge Records. Download the song for free as part of the Merge Records Summer Sampler 2013 on Amazon. The opening and closing theme of Completely Conspicuous is "Theme to Big F'in Pants" by Jay Breitling. Find out more about Senor Breitling at his fine music blog Clicky Clicky. Voiceover work is courtesy of James Gralian.

This episode is all all over the place, from old tunes from the 80’s all the way up to brand new unreleased tracks from some up and coming bands. We tried our best to give you an eclectic set of tunes this time around and we would love to hear from you about what you think, so drop us a line. Also make sure to enter our giveaway! A FREE MONTH OF SPOTIFY PREMIUM. All you need to do to enter is retweet the special daily tweet. Wish you could enter the contest more than once? Well you can enter once per day. The winner will be chosen via random.org after midnight May 7th. So on with the show and once you are done listening don’t forget to enter our contest for a free month of spotify premium. Ep 43 - 192 Kbps MP3 [99.9 MB] 01. The Magic Numbers - “Take a Chance” 02. The Kooks - “Always Where I Need to Be” 03. Free Energy - “Girls Want Rock” 04. Urban Cone - “We Should Go to France” 05. Foals - “My Number” 06. Young Galaxy - “Pretty Boy” 07. Atlas Genius - “Symptoms” 08. Girls - “Laura” 09. Radical Face - “Welcome Home, Son” 10. Say Hi - “Elouise” 11. Gracie - “Habits” 12. Knocking Ghost - “Distractions” 13. Eleanor Friedberger - “Stare at the Sun” 14. Two Door Cinema Club - “Sleep Alone” 15. King Khan and the Shrines - “Bite My Tongue” 16. Soul Asylum - “Cartoon” For more music don’t forget to follow us on Tumblr or visit us at www.halfhourmusichour.com. You can find out the latest news and updates over at @HalfHrMusicHr.

Ya os avisamos el pasado viernes de que esta semana había sido una semana muy intensa en cuanto a actualidad musical, aquí tenemos la prueba de ello, más de 2 horas de Terapia Musical de Calidad repletas de buena música y de novedades, bienvenidos pues, al lugar por y para los enfermos de la música, el Hospital Neptuno Lo primero que hacemos no más entrar en el Hospital es coger y analizar el último álbum de estudio de los granadinos Lori Meyers, quienes han firmado un excelente álbum del cual seleccionamos las que consideramos mejores canciones. Tras esto, os estrenamos lo nuevo de la veterana banda de grunge, Mudhoney o también de los siempre brillantes Cold War Kids además de poder escuchar una buena canción de la también estadounidense Eleanor Friedberger. Seguimos rindiendo homenaje a Nino Bravo en el Hospital Neptuno, pasado mañana 16 de abril, se cumplen 40 años de su trágica pérdida, y nosotros, desde hace unas semanas, estamos rindiendo homenaje repasando su excelente legado musical, hoy hemos escuchado el que fue su último disco en vida, lanzado en noviembre de 1972 y titulado "Mi Tierra". Intentamos entrar en la Habitación del Pánico para hablar de 30 aniversario de uno de los discos emblemáticos de Huey Lewis and The News pero los problemas de cobertura telefónica nos han impedido hacerlo de la manera más satisfactoria por lo que lo hemos pospuesto para la próxima semana aunque sí que hemos escuchado la canción. No más salir de la Habitación del Pánico, entramos en el despacho de nuestro doctor de cabecera, Pedro Marín al frente de El Hombre Mecánico quien nos ha hablado del estreno de esta semana que ya os pusimos el viernes titulado "The Saint" además de diseccionar para nosotros a un paciente que intenta revitalizar el espíritu del Italo Disco de los 80 pero mezclándolo con elementos alternativos. Y también tuvimos la oportunidad de volver a subir al ascensor que nos está llevando poco a poco Camino a Malmö para escuchar sendas versiones en inglés de los temas chipriota y sanmarinense en el Festival de Eurovisión. Lo bueno, si es nuevo, ¡dos veces bueno! Ya sabes, Hospital Neptuno, la mejor terapia para los enfermos de la música, todos los viernes y domingos a las 17:00 en TT Radio http://ttradio.es.tl/ ¡Ya tenemos página oficial en Facebook!: http://www.facebook.com/HospitalNeptuno Puedes seguir el Facebook de TT Radio aquí: http://www.facebook.com/TTRadioAlicante

Ladies and Gentlemen, please enjoy the first episode of saki's new podcast "Today and Other Days." In episode one, your hosts Mark Jumper, Max Neuman & Scopey Boronto of Bob Dey's Tank Engine Man, talk time travel and the downside of summertime, along with some songs and an interview with The Fiery Furnaces' Eleanor Friedberger, and a brief check-in with saki's manager to update you on some upcoming events and special deals at saki! Have a listen and let us know what you think! Click here and save as to download and open in iTunes!

Hello! This week I just thought I'd play lots of new music that I've had on a lot lately, plus some OLD GEMS as well. New Charlotte Gainsbourg, new Feist, new Ty Segall (pictured), new Eleanor Friedberger, less new Black Lips, Purling Hiss, Yellow Ostrich, Lana Del Rey plus Maureen Tucker and Laurie Anderson. Remember when I wanted to make Sounds Ace t-shirts? :( That's all! I'll be back with a special at SOME POINT during the next two weeks. Feel free to submit ideas! Or whatever!  xo Esther C. Werdiger

Our interview with singer and songwriter Eleanor Friedberger from The fiery Furnaces on her first solo album.

This is the solo debut album by the artist who is one half of the Fiery Furnaces, an avante garde indie band. But on Last Summer the music is more concise, friendly and streamlined.