Podcasts about faux ferocious

HR Lexy, The Ghoulz, Brennan Wedl, Bats, Hotelonfire, Okemo, Revival Season, R.A.P. Ferreira & Fumitake Tamura, Stone Deep, Apollo Up!, Century Club, Dead Runes, Faux Ferocious, Cold Lo #BEATS, Eve Maret

C'est reparti pour une nouvelle semaine de découvertes musicales.On commence avec deux sorties hip-hop, tout d'abord, le temps attendu nouvel album d'Oxmo Puccino, et une sortie du prolifique rappeur 3010.En Angleterre, on écoutera le cri de révolte de The 1975Puis On changera de continentAu Canada, on ira découvrir le nouvel album de Corridor.Et aux Etats-Unis, on s'intéressera à Ezra Furman, Deeper, Faux Ferocious et The Shivas.On finira en Australie avec DZ Deathrayz.

Z. Swann, Gary Wilson & R. Stevie Moore, BEDROOM, Olivia Jean, Local Cult, Faux Ferocious, Soft Bodies, Ziona Riley

Z. Swann, Gary Wilson & R. Stevie Moore, BEDROOM, Olivia Jean, Local Cult, Faux Ferocious, Soft Bodies, Ziona Riley

Faux Ferocious Pretty Groovy Burger Records (2019) LP/CD/CS OUT NOW http://burgerrecords.11spot.com

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rockcast1. Blue Oyster Cult - Don't Fear The Reaper [Big AL Science Of Sound Mix]2. Jarvis Humby - Let Me Take You There3. Merry Clayton - Gimme Shelter4. Elton John and Miguel - Bennie and The Jets5. Beatles - Help!6. Left Lane Cruiser - Shake and Bake7. Death Cab For Cutie - Earth Angel8. Mike and The Mechanics - What Would You Do9. Reeves Gabrels - 119 Years Ago10. Hall and Oates - My Imagination11. Martin Page - In The House Of Stone and Light12. REO Speedwagon - Give Me A Ride On Your Roller Coaster13. The Equals - Baby Come Back14. Faux Ferocious - Stress Kills15. Dropkick Murphys - I'm Shipping Up To Boston16. Albert Hammond Jr - Hey St. Patrick17. Thin Lizzy - Jailbreak/ The Boys Are Back In Town

feat Hurts to Laugh, Bleary, Sad Baxter, Country Westerns, Zephaniah Bostow, Dream Chambers, Faux Ferocious

feat Hurts to Laugh, Bleary, Sad Baxter, Country Westerns, Zephaniah Bostow, Dream Chambers, Faux Ferocious

Lots of great new records featured from Adia Victoria, Blackcat Sylvester, Faux Ferocious and Z mixed in with some overlooked goods from Peppermint Boys, Peter, Time Clox and Obazi

Lots of great new records featured from Adia Victoria, Blackcat Sylvester, Faux Ferocious and Z mixed in with some overlooked goods from Peppermint Boys, Peter, Time Clox and Obazi

FAUX FEROCIOUS "Stress Kills" Pretty Groovy Burger Records (2019) https://burgerrecords.11spot.com/faux-ferocious-pretty-groovy-pre-order.html Faux Ferocious is Reid, Dylan Jonathan and Terry. Reid plays drums, Dylan plays bass, Jonathan and Terry play guitar and sing. They love each other and they love you.Pretty Groovy marks the first studio album from Faux Ferocious and their first LP release with Burger Records After years of subsistence recording on every broken Tascam machine in Middle Tennessee, Faux Ferocious took their figure-it-out approach to freakout rock n’ roll and hit the road to work with audio whiz Drew Vandenberg at the famed Chase Park Transduction in Athens, GA. They ate together, smelled each other and broke down the ego achieving an instinctive sound that allows expert musicianship and simple, evocative lyrics to work as one highlighting the duality of space and constraint. This record finds the sweet spot. It is angular and arresting, it is fast, it is repetitive, it is kosmische, it is punk. It drones, it loops and swirls around. It is guitar rock for people who wonder what it would be like if Ron Asheton and Michael Rother were also in Crazy Horse. The songs on this album allow each musician to stand out without taking over. The lyrics are clear and you can follow the thread of each instrument and each word and just when it feels like it might unravel it snaps back into shape leaving you dangling you from a cliff wondering how you got there. It is music for taking drugs, it is music for cleaning the house, it is music for hard labor or quiet reflection.“Price of Progress”, the first single off the album is a smooth as fuck look at real estate. Reid Cummings and Dylan Palmer drive this song with a locked in groove that grows tougher and tougher with each verse. Jonathan and Terry sing about home ownership in the 21st century from the perspective of an out of touch estate agent who does not realize they are selling a progress built on the scorched earth of neighborhoods bulldozed by developers who don’t give a shit about anything other then finding the next struggling block to make a couple hundred grand off of.Faux Ferocious has been around. They have toured hard they have done it their way and they have something to say with this album. “Pretty Groovy” is just that. These guys are trying to get you moving but they are going to make you listen to what they have to say.“Pretty Groovy” comes out in February of 2019 on Burger Records

In January, Jim was digging new music by Nashville's Faux Ferocious and Amsterdam's Pip Blom. Plus, a Queen cover by the Regrettes. Subscribe to Rockin' the Suburbs on Apple Podcasts/iTunes or other podcast platforms, including audioBoom, Spotify, Google Play, SoundCloud, Stitcher and TuneIn. Or listen at SuburbsPod.com. Please rate/review the show on Apple Podcasts/iTunes and share it with your friends. Find us on the web at SuburbsPod.com Email Jim & Patrick at rock@suburbspod.com Follow us on the Twitter, Facebook or Instagram @suburbspod If you're glad or sad or high, call the Suburban Party Line — 612-440-1984. Theme music by Quartjar. Visit quartjar42.com (c) 2019, Artie S. Industries LLC

We're joined this episode by Ale Delgado, label manager for Infinity Cat. Based in our hometown of Nashville, Infinity Cat is one of the best little indie labels in the country. It was started by the brothers of JEFF The Brotherhood, Jake and Jamin Orrall, along with their dad, Robert Ellis Orrall (aka Bob the Fatherhood), who's an accomplished Nashville songwriter in his own right.Home to some of our favorite Nashville bands like JEFF the Brotherhood, Daddy Issues, Music Band, Faux Ferocious, Jawws, and Diarrhea Planet, Infinity Cat is also a crucial link between Nashville and the larger rock and roll scene with releases from artists like Colleen Green, Honey Joy, and Jaill.If you're not already familiar with what Infinity Cat is putting out, Ale has you covered with a playlist of some of her favorite Infinity Cat releases. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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In a recent column for Square Zeros' ongoing In Defense Of series, Brooklyn-based writer and poet Alexandra Smyth wrote a thoughtful argument on behalf of Dashboard Confessional, wherein she challenged us to look upon one of emo-pop's poster children with a little more sympathy. Alexandra's piece excited such debate on social media that we decided to bring her on the podcast to elaborate on what she appreciates about Dashboard's music and to reflect on the legacy of the genre most of us call emo. If you were a teenager at any point between 1998 and 2005, you don't want to miss this one. (Pictured: Emo Alexandra Smyth, circa 2002. This podcast opens with two non-emo songs: "Striking Distance" by Faux Ferocious, and "Slug Shake Armageddon" by The Mad Doctors.)