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"Some folks thought The Wans were dead in the water. I like to think we were in hibernation,” says lead singer Simon Kerr of the Nashville based rock band, The Wans. Described as sounding “like The Stooges having a baby with Stone Temple Pilots” by Classic Rock Magazine, the group are welcoming their highly-anticipated fourth LP Magical Touch, which includes 11 songs that showcase a refreshing new approach that is sure to perk up your ears. Magical Touch will be released on July 26, 2023, which is exactly 11 years to the date of their first release.The Wans' new eleven-song LP, Magical Touch, was co-produced, recorded and mixed by Michael Fahey at Starbird Sound in Nashville using vintage recording equipment and recorded live with minimal overdubs. With two new additions to the band, Akshay Narang and Noah Denney, it was sure to add to the expansion of the sonic qualities. Noah Denney, formerly of Tyler Bryant and The Shakedown and who originally played bass in The Wans, now sits behind the drums. “The new sound is so exciting for me. We've known Akshay for over a decade and bonded over everything from Nine Inch Nails to Depeche Mode so it was only natural to ask him to play some synth and guitar with the band.”, says Kerr.The hard-touring Wans have been on the rise for a while now, playing major festivals like Austin City Limits, Voodoo Fest, Forecastle and Hangout Fest, and sharing bills with Pearl Jam, Beck, and Queens of the Stone Age. They recorded their 2014 album He Said She Said, with Grammy-winning producer Dave Cobb (Jason Isbell, Chris Stapleton, Rival Sons), the acclaimed record landed them press at USA Today, NME, Consequence of Sound, The AV Club, and more. Not only that, the band's music has been featured everywhere from major motion picture Point Break and TV shows like Nashville, Longmire, and Necessary Roughness to a powerhouse commercial for BMW'S 4 Series Gran Coupe, which was soundtracked by the band's muscular riff rocker "Black Pony."“This record feels like my novella, a journey similar to Steinbecks ‘East of Eden'. It took 4 years to write and a week to record.” says Kerr. There's no doubt that The Wans wore their influences proudly on their sleeves, like Queens of the Stone Age and Nirvana, but this record feels more precise and like nothing we've heard before from the band. There are certainly hints of 80's and 90's Brit-Pop influences, but the songwriting has become more focused and that's not an overthought.” Kerr continues, “My dad, Tony Kerr, has been my main songwriting partner since I was 16. Some Father-Son's bond over fishing, but we bond over writing songs. It's become effortless when we write together.”Bassist Thomas Bragg states, “Simon and I have been so excited with what's going on in the Irish/British music scene in the last few years. Bands like Idles and Fontaines D.C have made some of the best records of the last decade and I think that definitely had an effect on our music and this record.”The Wans' have always shared a brotherhood and love for making rock n' roll, which is much needed in today's overall climate and music scene. Lyrically, this record purposefully radiates self-awareness, love, and togetherness. “The Wans' are everything to me. When it comes to the song's they're all we have.” says Kerr. The great Joe Strummer once said, “People have got to stop pretending they're not in the world. It's time to take that humanity back into the center of the ring and follow that for a time. Think on that. Without people you're nothing.”Host - Trey MitchellIG - treymitchellphotography IG - feeding_the_senses_unsensoredFB - facebook.com/profile.php?id=100074368084848
Jack in the Forecastle; or, Incidents in the Early Life of Hawser Martingale
Dirty Funky Bass Music but make it pretty. The vibe and soul of the Maddy O'Neal project combines soundscapes from all across the spectrum of genres…Rich in texture and atmosphere, her roots in funk and soul shine through in a bed of low end frequencies making for a unique environment for future bass and synth design to tie it all together. Hailing from Denver, Colorado you can hear the direct electro soul inspiration sprinkled in her productions but she has managed to carve out her own unique lane within the bass community. As a self taught producer and DJ, with a wildly creative upbringing, Maddy's expression was formed by way of soulful melodic overtones, driven basslines, and glitched out hip hop grooves. Maddy's live performances consist of original compositions, drum pads and an interwoven storyline ranging from down low grimey bangers to shimmery mid tempo vocal bass tracks and head nod disco. Her momentum is unstoppable as she has been touring the country for the last 5 years playing 90+ shows a year spreading her infectious energy from stage to stage. With hits like “Zest Please”; a collaboration with the iconic Clozee that amassed over 2 million spotify plays in just one year, 4 EPs, and her second full length album coming this fall, Maddy's repertoire is ever expanding leaving fan bases across the world wanting more. Maddy O'Neal has played Electric Forest, Camp Bisco, Summer Camp, North Coast, Summer Meltdown, Red Rocks (x3) and many many more. Her touring resume is long and accomplished by supporting such artists as Clozee, Pretty Lights, Big Gigantic, The Floozies, Opiuo, Wreckno, Cherub, SunSquabi, Manic Focus, and more! Upcoming notable summer festival performances include highlights such as Lollapalooza, Forecastle, SSBD, Summer Camp, Rekinection, Secret Dreams, Dreamscape, and more. To learn more listen to Ricochet Remixed Vol.1: https://fanlink.to/RicochetRemixedVol1 This episode was brought to you by VitaPlur. VitaPLUR E-Boost Gum is a first of its kind rave supplement that provides magnesium, electrolytes and antioxidants sublingually while you chew! With no pills to take or annoying powders to mix VitaPLUR E-Boost gum is the perfect complement to your active lifestyle. Use code: "LIZZYJANE" (all caps) at check out for 10% off any item at https://www.vitaplur.io/ For ad - free podcasts, exclusive content, one on one lessons, + more visit: https://www.patreon.com/thisislizzyjane
News Dump Ep. 128: Forecastle Be Upset About the Comments On the 128th episode of News Dump, Aaron VanTuyl, Eric Schwartz and Isabel Vander Stoep discuss proper proprietary pronunciation, the latest developments upon Mineral Lake, a sex offender housing situation in Tenino and sneaking in laced Skittles. Sponsored by Summit Funding and The Roof Doctor.
This bonus episode is a discussion of the article "Dead Men Do Tell Tales: Folklore, Fraternity, and the Forecastle"Source: Rouleau, Brian J. "Dead Men Do Tell Tales: Folklore, Fraternity, and the Forecastle." Early American Studies, vol. 05, no. 01, Spring 2007, pp. 30-62Support the show
The Free Captain's Regatta is nearly through, as the Tide Breaker makes its way to Sharkskin Reef and face another potentially dangerous route. Can they catch up to the Wyrmwood and its horrendous Barnabas Harrigan? What evil does the rest of this race have in store for Captain Casius and the crew? Find out in this blindingly bright episode of Dead Men Roll No Crits! How to Get More Pirate Action Dead Men Roll No Crits is released to the public on a 7-8 month delay. To catch up on more recent episodes of our pirate adventures and to participate in future episodes, become a Cosmic Crit patron. Cast and Characters Gibert is Qandoso, Rahadoumi Druid, and Bartleby, Gnomish Cleric of Pharasma Rebecca is Elaerys Delqarin, half-elf Rogue, and Sharga, Orc Barbarian Seth is Hanto, Iruxi/Lizardfolk Monk, and Ozzie, Kobold Witch/Swashbuckler Tyler is Casius Vell, Human Swashbuckler, and Kovik, Half-Orc Ranger Patrick is Grogmaster GM and A Devilishly Handsome Man! About the Podcast Dead Men Roll No Crits is an actual play podcast from the Cosmic Crit network, featuring the beloved Adventure Path “Skull and Shackles,” converted for Pathfinder 2E (Second Edition). Join Patrick (GM), Rebecca, Gibert, Tyler, and Seth as they don their tricorne hats and set out to conquer (or at least survive) the Shackled Seas. Music Credit Intro music created exclusively for Dead Men Roll No Crits by Max Coltrin of Coltrin Compositions Additional music from Bensound, Kevin MacLeod, Tim Beek, Scott Buckley, Alexander Nakarada, and Max Coltrin.
Access Louisville is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First. Follow us on popular podcast services to never miss an episode.Apple Podcasts | Spotify | Stitcher The day is finally here: Top Golf is open. After years of anticipation, the national golf concept is taking bay reservations now. But it was “softly” open last week, accepting walkups. Our reporter Eleanor Tolbert got to tour the facility before the crowds.Tolbert explains that she has visited Top Golf locations in Nashville and Cincinnati, but Louisville's differentiates itself. It seems larger, she told us, with three stories and encompassing 67,000 square feet, with 102 bays, three full-service bars, dining areas, private event space and moreBut Louisville's location has something else that sets it apart from the others. It's one of just two Top Golf locations to feature a different menu from the others, along with Las Vegas. Our unique menu? Bourbon, of course.The bourbon bar includes nine different bourbon brands and specialty cocktails.Beyond Top Golf's bourbon offerings, we also discuss new places to try bourbon across the city, including a new spot from Heaven Hill in the Yum Center and Bardstown Bourbon Co. opening a new spot on Main Street this summer.Forecastle is “taking a break” in 2023, so what will it look like when it comes back?The Forecastle Festival, one of Louisville's crown jewels, has been a staple of the city for 20 years. Organizers cancelled the festival last week, saying “there are some things that we want to work on and improve for the future, so we're going to take some time to strategize and determine the best path forward for the festival."We brainstorm what a future of the festival might look like. Will it go back to its indie rock roots or lean into the EDM/Gen Z crowd? Access Louisville is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First. It's co-hosted by David A. Mann and Laurel Deppen. It's available on popular podcast services including Apple Podcasts and Spotify, which are linked above. You can also listen to the player above.
Second hour the rough day continues as The Valvano's mourn the loss of icons Gallagher and Kevin Conroy. The Valvano's react to Forecastle 2023 being cancelled. We listen to Scott Satterfield's interview with Jim Rome, and celeb guest picker, Impact wrestling extraordinaire, Daniel Spencer, joins with some football picks and promotes the high octane action of Impact that return to Louisville next week. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Lexman interviews Cumrun Vafa, a prominent theoretical physicist and theurgist. They discuss the role of relievers in the modern world and how backsliders can find salvation.
Welcome to SEASON 3 of Queer Kentucky's podcast! This season Sophia Lee (she/they) joins Spencer Jenkins (he/him). We have rebranded to “Dorothy's Riot” and we are so excited for what we have in store. On this episode we look back on all of the GAY AF artists that graced us at Forecastle Festival and talk all things PRIDE SEASON!
The BBBs provide a completely factual account of Jack Tunney's Bachelor Party from 1992 and give their picks for AEW Double or Nothing. Forecastle 2022/Beau turns 34/Griff's Wedding (2:18) Jack Tunney's Bachelor Party (8:14) MANSCAPED Boxers 2.0 (51:24) AEW Double or Nothing Picks (55:04) Follow @BrainBusterBoys on Twitter and Instagram Subscribe to BrainBusterBoys on YouTube Brought to you by Visionaries Global Media Get 20% OFF @manscaped + Free Shipping with promo code BBB at MANSCAPED.com! #ad #manscapedpod
The BBBs provide a completely factual account of Jack Tunney's Bachelor Party from 1992 and give their picks for AEW Double or Nothing. Forecastle 2022/Beau turns 34/Griff's Wedding (2:18) Jack Tunney's Bachelor Party (8:14) MANSCAPED Boxers 2.0 (51:24) AEW Double or Nothing Picks (55:04) Follow @BrainBusterBoys on Twitter and Instagram Subscribe to BrainBusterBoys on YouTube Brought to you by Visionaries Global Media Get 20% OFF @manscaped + Free Shipping with promo code BBB at MANSCAPED.com! #ad #manscapedpod
Celebrity stories that could win you Forecastle tickets!
What celebrity did you run into IRL? It could win you tickets to Forecastle Festival!
Your random celebrity encounters could win you tickets to Forecastle! We heard a story about The Rock, Conan O'Brian, and George Straight, but who wins the tickets!
We had amazing stories and a plot twist we didn't see coming in our Famous for Forecastle game...in our DMs she thinks she ruined her career in the first hour of the first day of her first job...and in Group Therapy, should she date someone in an open marriage?
Did you have a run-in with a famous person IRL?? We want to hear your story (and determine whether we think it's true)...
We got a DM asking if you should tip the person who brings your food in the drive thru at Culver's, then got a Group Therapy asking how big should you go for a sweet 16 party! We have a new #PhoneTap that doubles as a senior prank and tell more celebrity encounter stories for Forecastle weekend passes!
We got a new texting platform so we have to name all the numbers that text us again! New phone who dis? In Group Therapy, he told his girlfriend he's a truck driver but he's actually a garbage truck driver and there's a specific reason that's a problem! And we get the most hysterical second update from the listener who was going to clue in her date that he used to be her teacher in high school! Plus we debut a new game: Famous for Forecastle
You give us your celebrity sighting story and we'll try and figure out whether it's legit and give you tickets to Forecastle Festival.
It was a packed Friday the 13th show...we gave away Forecastle tickets and cactus snacks were a part of that! In Group Therapy, her hubby forgot to pick her up and she's wondering if she's overreacting. Got a DM asking if there is a way to ask you inlaws for the money back you accidentally refunded them...Leonardo DiCaprio asked Denise for money....and she obliged A LOT in a cautionary tale #SettingTheBar story. And we slung some #Dadjokes at each other!
We dove into our DMs for some advice about slow walkers at work. Do you pass them in the hall or stay behind them? In Group Therapy, she hated the promotional pics she took at her online retailer job and wonders if she can tell her new bosses she doesn't want them used. We gave away Forecastle tickets and have some life lessons about how to handle neighborly disputes in #SettingTheBar!
We dove into the DMs for a question over the kind of car that's appropriate for a new driver. Then in Group Therapy, he's 30 and tired of being ridiculed for his short stature. He's considering a surgery to make him taller and wants advice! We give more Forecastle tickets away and learn shocking facts about returned lingerie??
The day after Derby/Mother's Day weekend is ROUGH but we got through with an update from Samuel who was going to put the moves on his boss at the track! Then in another Group Therapy, his fiancee's sister is upset they are expecting at the same time! We give away from Forecastle tickets with Little Kid or Drunk Adult and have some solid examples of how NOT to live your life!
Logan, Nate, Evan, and Tj announce the winner of the Forecastle giveaway and cover stories on Cerebral getting cut off from Adderall prescriptions, China dumping foreign hardware, and AppHarvest's Q1 earnings report. Watch Middle Tech's Friday Updates LIVE at 8:30am EST on Instagram every week! @MiddleTechPod Today's Friday Update is sponsored by KY Innovation and Render Capital Visit us at MiddleTech.com
Jeff Cuellar was a key member of the teams that created such festivals as Bonnaroo, Railbirds, Forecastle, and Moon River. For today's episode of The What podcast, he joins Brad and Barry to talk about his roles with those events, as well as to chat about his new job with Sixthman, where he helps produce mini festivals on cruise ships and resorts around the world. Cuellar also goes over some of the changes made to The Farm before he left. Review, like, and subscribe to The What at the links above or wherever you get your podcasts. Then make sure you also follow the Consequence Podcast Network for updates on all our programs, and snag the “Radiate Positivity” T-shirt at the Consequence Shop.
Sharla is out this week, but we've got our Kentucky Connection Jo filling in this week! We talk a lot about what we're looking forward to at Okeechobee, the Forecastle lineup, as well as some of those Bonnaroo headliner rumors that have been making the rounds.
JK McKnight, founder of Forecastle, a long-running music, art and activism festival in Louisville, joins the Access Louisville podcast this week.McKnight has a new venture: Art of Impact, which is focused on reaching Millennials and Gen Z audiences through experiential marketing. We talk about how this agency does that as well as which brands fit the best.We also chat about music festivals in general: Their future, Forecastle memories, the tragedy at Astroworld and what may have been behind it.Access Louisville is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First. It's available on popular podcast services.
One of Louisville's biggest industries — health care — is going through dramatic changes of late. That's a key discussion for us on this week's Access Louisville podcast.The biggest headline we have in this realm is the anticipated launch of ScionHealth. This company is expected to be launched and headquartered in Louisville following LifePoint Health's acquisition of Kindred Healthcare, which was announced in June. As a part of this a key ambassador in Louisville's health care scene, Ben Breier, is stepping aside — at least for now.After that we talk about Forecastle founder J.K. McKnight's new venture — and the return of live music. And lastly, we wrap this week's show up with discussion on some fast food news this week: Freddy's Steakburgers and Jack in the Box both launching in the Louisville area.
Nearing the 10th birthday of his company, Loch and Key Productions, Andy came by the shop to give Ben a status update on pandemic era video production. From humble, bootstrap beginnings, to creating large packages of video content for music festivals like Bonnaroo, Andy recounts the steps he and his partner took to make Loch and Key one of the most prolific production companies in the southeast.
Forecastle is canceled for another year.We chat about it on this week's episode of the Access Louisville podcast. Interestingly, when it comes back in 2022 it'll be on Memorial Day Weekend (which we think is good news considering how hot it usually is in July.) We chat about a few favorite Forecastle memories during the segment.After that we discuss the arrival of Spirit Airlines at Louisville Muhammad Ali International Airport. It will begin serving the airport with a new flight to LAX as well as other locales. And finally we wrap things up with a little Kentucky Derby talk, including news that a proposed hotel at Churchill Downs might wind up being smaller than initially anticipated.Access Louisville is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First. This week's show is hosted by David A. Mann, who's joined by Brooke Timmons, Jason Thomas and Marty Finley.
A RADIO PLAY.First, Talia talks to Akela Lacy, reporter at the Intercept, about the strange, drunken dream of this chapter; its racialized elements; and the feelings of Pip, the Black cabin-boy, about being alone on a ship of white madmen, threatening to knife each other.In the second half, produced painstakingly by Ilana Weinstein, we have the fruits of much labor!! Fans of the show have sent in lines from the Belfast Sailor to the St. Jago's Sailor, and together they form a radio play of Midnight: Forecastle that is the most ambitious effort of the show's run. Thank you thank you thank you to all the fans who took the time to record lines! And the ending is a recollection of our painful moment, and its reckonings. "Oh! thou big white God aloft there somewhere in yon darkness, have mercy on this small black boy down here; preserve him from all men that have no bowels to feel fear!"
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Today, we are joined by music artist, Liz Vice. Liz started her career working behind the scenes in the world of film and video, only to accidentally find herself behind the mic. Liz Vice's sound is a fusion of Gospel and R&B, with dynamic and soulful vocals, and lyrics, deeply rooted in spirituality, that gives her work a timeless feel. The title track for her first album “There's a Light” received over one million streams on Spotify. The success of the record led to performing and/or sharing the stage with artists such as Joss Stone, Blind Boys of Alabama, Boz Scaggs, The Temptations, Rodriguez, Lake Street Dive, Lecrae, Cody Chesnutt, St. Paul and the Broken Bones, Eric Early of (Blitzen Trapper), John Mark McMillan, Sandra McCracken, Josh Garrels, Tunde Baiyewu (Lighthouse Family), Luz Mendoza (Y La Bamba), Eshon Burgundy (Humble Beast), and more. Vice's music and live performances have put her on the map as an artist to watch. She has been praised and featured by Oregon Public Broadcasts' One Song, NPR's World Cafe, Mountain Stage, eTown, NPR's Weekend Edition, Relevant Magazine, and more. Vice has also been a featured artist for such events as Safeway Waterfront Blues Festival, Moon River, Forecastle, Portland Soundcheck, Soul'd Out Music Festival, Siren Nation Music Festival, Music on Main Street and more. Notes: Website Liz on Instagram Spotify Page Good Shepherd New York We Are Gonna Make it Through Register for the Communication Workshop
Zach Edwards, Director of Ticketing and Crowd Services at AC Entertainment joins host Lawrence Peryer to share his thoughts and insight on the New Normal.To learn more about Lyte visit www.lyte.com
Oslo prognosticates with Ben about the future on the Music and Entertainment Industries. A long time music industry consultant and business strategist, Oslo fills Ben in on working on artist contracts for music festivals like Bonnaroo, and Forecastle. Oslo and Ben candidly engage for the first time about how a near business partnership between them was the turning point in their prospective careers.
Bill stops by the shop and unpacks his storied photo career. Bill and Ben also dig into why Big Ears Music Festival is so culturally important to Knoxville, TN and the Avant Garde music scene worldwide. Bill also sheds some unique insight on the current state of the news media and how impactful media bias in politics can be.
Plans are in the works to add a new 11-story tower at the Seelbach Hotel in Downtown Louisville. Business First reporter Marty Finley tells us all about the project on this week's episode of the Access Louisville podcast. This is a major addition for a historic downtown hotel. While we're talking about hotels, we have a little fun by ranking Downtown Louisville hotel lobbies. No, this is not an official Business First list.Access Louisville is a weekly podcast from Louisville Business First. This week's show is hosted by Finley, Digital Editor David Mann, Design/Multimedia Editor Brooke Timmons and Editor-in-Chief Shea Van Hoy.As always we cover a lot of different topics on the show. Here's the timestamps:• Fantasy Louisville Orchestra collaborations — 0:55• Upcoming music festival lineups (Forecastle, Railbird, Hometown Rising) — 3:40 • Seelbach's new tower — 8:28• Ranking hotel lobbies — 12:31• Restaurant taxes/City revenue — 21:01
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On this episode, Aurora and Michelle really get into whether It's a Small World is simply racist, or just racially reductive, the differences between sailors,
Kyle Meredith catches up with three artists backstage at Forecastle 2019. We first hear from Cautious Clay, who tells the story of finding his stage name from Louisville native Muhammad Ali as well as the comeback of the flute. Then Sunflower Bean sits down to discuss rock's stronghold in Europe, their great fashion attire, and activism. Finally, Israel Nash rounds up the trio with talk on his latest album, Lifted, its connections with the '60s and today, in addition to hosting a festival in his backyard. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy
Attack of the Killer Soundtrack 57 This week we're coming to you ”live” from this year's Forecastle music festival. Join us as we build a soundtrack from the bands playing the event. Plus we are joined by our special guest - singer/songwriter Israel Nash! And while we are deputized to be on the lookout for unscrupulous teens, we also mention… an Australian accent, the music is everywhere, insect wings, Jennifer Carpenter, in glitter and bikini tops, a desert planet, ducks, put on your sunscreen, Beavis and Butthead, a feeling of happiness when we’re in nature, their background screen, being extra weird, Will Smith, a cop drama, unscrupulous teenagers, the cycle of every five years, whatever it was that was over here has eaten all of these, slacker punks, under a truck, goth Spider-Man, Hailee Steinfeld, not being able to love someone anymore, you get the birds, Sonic the Hedgehog, if you ever wanna feel old, John Cage, wrestling with fourteen-year-olds, Jet Ski, in the privacy of my own home, the Google universe, I'm concocting this monster in my head, it looked at me, Judd Apatow, trying to be unusual, compound out in Texas, dead fish, Milwaukee, bring your ideas together and an awesome reverb tank. “...swimming pools and hot tubs and studios, I mean - it’s just a playground!” For more on Forecastle, go to: http://forecastlefest.com/ For more about Israel Nash, go to: http://www.israelnash.com/
2:00 Cards crash Forecastle; Are retro jerseys cool?8:35 Ethan Moore joins the gang21:30 Greg Fitzpatrick talks about his son Dez's progression and the cultural overhaul under Scott Satterfield
Kris & Adam catch flies, spread the mania and run down their Forecastle schedule and to do list in preperation for the festival on the waterfront. It's a must listen before heading down to Forecastle this weekend.
Louisville's premiere summer music festival.
This week Kris sits down with CJ Rush to talk about his experiences with working at The Bonnaroo Music Festival. They also discuss this years lineup, past bonnaroo memories and make a few predictions for Mondays release of the Forecastle Festival lineup.
Moby Dick: Chapter 36: The Quarter-Deck, Chapter 37: Sunset, Chapter 38: Dusk, Chapter 39: First Night-Watch, and Chapter 40: Midnight, Forecastle.
If you listen to our sister station WFPK, or attended Forecastle in 2016, you’ve probably heard of Pokey LaFarge He’s an artist whose music, as NPR’s Stephen Thompson once said, “evokes the old-timey spirit of a thousand crackling 78 RPM records.” LaFarge is based in St. Louis, but lived in Louisville for a time, which is what inspired his 2015 song “Home Away From Home” -- and our latest Curious Louisville question from listener Troy Richardson. WFPL’s Ashlie Stevens has more:
If you listen to our sister station WFPK, or attended Forecastle in 2016, you’ve probably heard of Pokey LaFarge He’s an artist whose music, as NPR’s Stephen Thompson once said, “evokes the old-timey spirit of a thousand crackling 78 RPM records.” LaFarge is based in St. Louis, but lived in Louisville for a time, which is what inspired his 2015 song “Home Away From Home” -- and our latest Curious Louisville question from listener Troy Richardson. WFPL’s Ashlie Stevens has more:
The team sits down with JK McKnight, the founder and captain of Forecastle Music Festival in Louisville, Kentucky. An event marketing and promotion expert, JK gives the history of Forecastle and what it takes to promote a music festival in this day and age. Sit back, grab a bourbon and learn all the tips and tricks of event marketing on the eighth episode of the El Toro Podcast.
Ladies and Birdies (CAW CAW) welcome to THIS Friday episode...of BOUT TIME!! This week we have and interview with the owner of Revelry, artistic director of Forecastle and Waterfront Wednesdays, and all around really cool lady, Mo Mcknight Howe! She talks about being an artistic collector, Traveling to Nicaragua, Homeless Dan, and Music! Love this episode? Hate this episode? Send us an email to bouttimepodcast@gmail.com and let us know! See you next Friday! Same Bout Time Same Bout Channel!!! -Patrick and Sean
Attack of the Killer Soundtrack - Episode 53 This week we are coming to you "live" from Forecastle Music Festival as we welcome our co-host Bryan Hamilton from the band Tsunami Samurai. Join us as we discuss the goings-on of the event all the while assembling a makeshift soundtrack from the bands playing there that weekend. And while we shun sunlight and other humans, we also mention… some art on a tree, here’s Johnny,the welcome overcast, they saved the best for the sequel, no one is curating, open invite to Jenny Lewis, the vibe that’s going on, do 13-year old kids care about that, The Slint reunion, this shows you how long they’ve been a band, gives us historical context, so grassroots, The 40 Watt in Athens, an 80’s night dance at school, the undead creature that I am, Justin Long, it’s their reference, YouTube just puts it on mix, a double-headliner with Built to Spill, something popped in it’s mechanical brain, this humid bowl that he was sitting in, at The Fox in Atlanta, I wasn’t sure he was going to make it through his own set, the largest attended show in Forecastle history, she had no problem with personal space, The Spectacular Now, Chris Stapleton stepping on people’s heads, I think it was the heat, Houndmouth and the birthplace of the high-five. “...it’s like you just turned on the happy machine - and I just made 40,000 people happy.” For more on Forecastle, go to: http://forecastlefest.com/ For more on Tsunami Samurai, go to: https://www.facebook.com/TsunamiSamurai/
As the official bourbon podcast of the 2018 Forecastle Festival in Louisville, Kentucky, Steve and Jeremy were on-hand to facilitate some live stage events and, of course, podcast. Forecastle goes on throughout the entire weekend, be sure to get your tickets at forecastlefest.com. The Bourbon Daily intro music (Welcome to the Show) and outro music (That’s A Wrap) are both by Kevin MacLeod (incompetech.com). Check us out at: abvnetwork.com. Join the ABV Network Revolution by adding #ABVNetworkCrew to your profile on social media.
Scott Recker, Michael Powell and Nik Vechery talk about the initial wave of the Forecastle lineup, which features headliners Chris Stapleton, Arcade Fire and Modest Mouse.
Attack of the Killer Soundtrack - Episode 45 This week we are coming to you "live" from Forecastle music festival. Where we hang out and build a soundtrack from the great line-up of bands on hand. Plus we sit down with our special guests *repeat repeat. They are an amazing band from Nashville who deliver spooky, surf-tinged pop with undeniable punk rock roots. We discuss not just their musical origins, but also what movies they loved growing up as well as some of their favorite songs featured on a soundtrack. And while we load up on dirty mac 'n' cheese, we also mention... The Last Unicorn, Return to Oz, Back to the Future 2, Big Fish, Tom Everett Scott, Cage the Elephant, Lana Del Rey, Baby Driver, amazingly... geniusly... different, Dick Dale, scientific weird kind of thing, our Walk the Line moment, Idiocracy, Micheal J. Fox is so cool, every kid alive at that point wanted that, it kind of started the spooky, The Pixies, crazy part where I'm screaming into the mic, Lil' Leslie Mann, hanging off the back of a car riding a skateboard, Run the Jewels, The Beach Boys, it changed the sound, the new Ghostbusters, dressed all in black at this fun times Summer festival, broadening our horizons, The Martinis, a podcast kind of people, artistic screw you attitude, hoverboards, Spoon, feeling like a beach party, an amazing group of musicians, Benjamin Orr, cool movie tattoos and PJ Harvey. "That's what makes a great children's movie... is if you can watch it as an adult... on drugs." For more on Forecastle, go to: http://forecastlefest.com/ For more on *repeat repeat, go to: http://repeatrepeatmusic.com/
Episode 60 of The Towers Underground Podcast! Bryan decides he wants to be a Bread Man, Thackrey discusses The Defiant Ones, and Brandon touches on Square Enix and Forecastle.
Thanks for tuning in to the 21st Episode of the Sean Vs Wild Podcast and today Sean travels to DeadBird Studios to sit down with Shadwick, Jake, and Dave from Quiet Hollers! Sean sits down with the gang over a few mixed beverages to discuss music, their brand new single "Medicine", the meaning and inspiration behind singer/songwriter Shadwicke Wilde's dark lyricism, the best European food, the current state of music, the life and times of Anvil, and what not to do when attempting a Power Slide on stage. Also, Quiet Hollers discuss their new album "Amen Breaks" which releases 7/7/17, as well as where you can catch them live and in-person over the summer! Tune in and wild out to the all new episode of the Sean Vs Wild Podcast! HOLLER if you hear me! QUIET HOLLERS Links: http://www.quiethollers.com http://www.facebook/com/quiethollers Twitter: @QuietHollers Instagram: @Quiet_Hollers SEAN'S Links: Site - http://www.seanvswild.com Itunes - https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/sean-vs.-wild/id1192530869 Google Play - https://play.google.com/music/m/Iqdwyk4q6aqnzzqffdeoql2n7kq?t=Sean_Vs_Wild iHeartRadio: https://www.iheart.com/show/263-sean-vs-wild/ Facebook - http://www.facebook.com/seanvswild Instagram - @SeanVsWildPodcast Twitter - @SeanVsWild
JK McKnight, Founder and Captain of Forecastle Festival, talks about running a music festival and how their Bourbon Lodge has become a festival of itself. If you’re a music lover, you’re going to enjoy this episode. We’ve been to forecastle a few times and we’ll talk about why our guest is here talking about Bourbon a bit later, but music festivals are just fun. There’s no better way to put it than that. Explain to everyone who isn’t up to speed on music festivals, what is Forecastle. I went to Forecastle back in 2008 to see Counting Crows and 2010 to see Widespread. What’s the history? Why did you start it, what was the idea? How big has it grown? I know you also are starting to get a little bit of growth in the EDM tent. I believe this is the 5th year in a row you all are featuring the “bourbon lodge”. talk about what it is. What was the idea behind drinking bourbon in 100 degree weather in the middle of July? How has the lodge progressed from when you first started it? - It seems like you’ve got everyone on board now. There’s bulleit, woodford, four roses, jim beam, larceny of heaven hill, maker’s mark, michaels, old forester, and wild turkey. pretty much all the big guns. Instead of a beer garden, you all have a bourbon garden. Cocktails sound more up my alley in the July heat. i see there is a mixology station and signature cocktails. Talk about the food because you have a friend of the show taking care of that for you. Lastly is a rarities bar sponsored by Liquor Barn. forecastlefest.com/bourbonlodge
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Scott Recker, Nik Vechery and Michael Powell talk about the initial release of the Forecastle Festival lineup, how the 2017 selections are more exciting than the previous two years and second-wave hopefuls.
Attack of the Killer Soundtrack - Episode 38 This week we are coming to you "live" from the Forecastle music festival as we welcome Justin (a.k.a. Angryblue) and Rachael to sit-in and help play some music, as well as discussing movies and their experiences at the fest over the weekend. And while someone seems to think everything is bad-ass, we also discuss... Big Gigantic posters, Richard Moll, Quentin Tarantino, she's a beast, a really great two hour movie in a three hour package, you're trapped, behind a table, behind a fence, going solo from a two-person band, I was excited before I heard them, self-indulgent, I like having an actual physical memento of my creepiness, living in a van, licensing The Rolling Stones, stick it in his machine, you have poor social skills, Reservoir Dogs, too many cats, you cheated the whole system there... they are going to revoke your festival card, getting married, making your atonement with the universe, being in the sun, Jason Edmondson, Martin Scorsese, The Hateful Eight, when the guitar kicks in it's bad-ass, directors who use music to accent the entire film, deadly flowers, collecting Pokemon in the park, get Griz in there and separating the art from the artist. "...it kind of changed all of my music taste... and I think it's kind of encouraged everything that I listen to now." A big thank you to Forecastle for letting us be part of the event. For more on the festival, go to: http://forecastlefest.com/ To see Justin's awesome artwork, go to: http://angryblue.com/ To send comments about Rachael (and check out Logan's artwork), go to: http://www.loganschmitt.com/ For more on Bully, go to: http://www.bullythemusic.com/
This week, we brought in the talented duo, Lemi Vice & Action Jackson. Their productions have officially been supported by some of the industries best including Benzi, Sidney Samson, Dani Deahl, gLAdiator, TWRK, and MAKJ. Lemi Vice Over the past decade, Lemi Vice has established himself as respected musician throughout the Midwest. Never one to settle into a single style of music, Lemi instead chooses to draw from his experiences from “dark clubs, and science fiction films.” This allows him to transition between nearly every genre and progression in bass music. With support from some of bass music’s heavy hitters, Lemi uses his extensive musical background to try and push the envelope, always evolving his sound. Action Jackson Indianapolis born and raised, Action Jackson has been a mainstay in the Midwest DJ scene for over a decade, playing well over 200 shows in 2015. Specializing in genre bending mixes that span multiple styles of music, he is equally comfortable spinning hip-hop, EDM, indie rock, classics and everything in between. His frequent production collaborations with Lemi Vice have received support across the globe garnering spins on BBC Radio 1 and support some of the worlds top djs. In short, there’s not a crowd or party that he can’t rock from the sweatiest underground dance club to large festivals such as Forecastle, Identity Fest, and The Indianapolis 500, the biggest single day sporting event in the world. In 2007, he partnered with Flufftronix to form Rad Summer, a promotion company based in Bloomington, IN. Now based in Philly and Indianapolis, RAD SUMMER has become an established name in the Midwest and East-Coast; partnering with brands such as Scion, Mad Decent, Colt 45, IHEARTCOMIX, PBR, Mishka etc… and booking acts such as Rusko, Benga, Flosstradamus (as performers they’ve also partnered in events for such artists as Soulja Boy, The MisShapes, DJ AM, Steve Aoki, and Girl Talk). In 2011 Rad Summer expanded to include a full fledged record label, with releases from industry heavyweights such as Figure and DJ Shiftee. Follow Lemi Vice | facebook.com/lemivice | twitter.com/lemivice | instagram.com/lemivice | soundcloud.com/lemivice Follow Action Jackson | djactionjackson.com | facebook.com/djactionjackson | twitter.com/_actionjackson | instagram.com/_actionjackson | soundcloud.com/actionjacksonvip Tracklist 1. Lou Reed - Walk On The Wild Side (Holtoug Bootleg) 2. Drake - Legend (Loki Flip) 3. K.P. & Envyi - Swing My Way (Lemi Vice & Action Jackson Remix) 4. T-Pain - I'm Sprung (Lemi Vice & Action Jackson Remix) 5. Future - I Won (Lemi Vice & Action Jackson Remix) 6. Jaime Foxx ft Drake - Fall For Your Type (Cool Hand Lex, Lemi Vice & Action Jackson Remix) 7. Ghost Town DJs - My Boo (Lemi Vice & Action Jackson Remix) 8. Picard Brothers featuring Erik Hassle - Goodbye & Good Luck (Joe Rafaa Remix) 9. DJ Mustard, Ty Dolla Sign, & ILoveMakonnen - Why'd You Call 10. Lemi Vice & Action Jackson ft 2 Chainz - Tell You That 11. Mannie Fresh ft Juvenile - Energized (Lemi Vice & Action Jackson Remix)[Official] 12. Lil Troy - Wanna Be A Baller (Smerk The Party Is Not Over Edit) 13. DJ Mos & Fly Boy Keno - Rhythm 14. Timbalalnd - Indian Flute (ETC!ETC! Moombahton Remix) 15. Kill The Noise & Feed Me - I Do Coke 16. Michael Jackson - Bad (Lemi Vice and Action Jackson Remix) 17. Kanye West - Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 1 18. David Bowie - Let's Dance (Deville Acapella Edit) 19. Oliver Dollar & Brillstein feat Future - Ain't I'm Shhhh 20. DJ Dodger Stadium - Work 21. Jonas Blue & Dakota - Fast Car 22. David Zowie - House Every Weekend (Luvbug Remix) 23. Debbie Deb - Lookout Weekend (Reid Stefan Remix) 24. Pyramid Scheme & Trinidad James - Cut It Up 25. E-40 - Choices (AC Slater & Sinden Remix) 26. Rupaul - Cover Girl (Boyfriends Ratchet Ass Donkey Booty Remix) 27. Aqua - Barbie Girl (Lemi Vice & Action Jackson Remix) 28. Wuki & K1KO - Party 29. Chainsmokers - Roses (Dramos Jersey Club Remix) 30. Corona - Rhythm Of The Night (Stevie G Remix) 31. Keith Ape - 잊지마 (It G Ma) (Dj Sartana Remix) 32. Saint & Uniiqu3 - Yo (I'm Lit) (Hedo Bootleg) 33. Kanye West & Desiigner - Father Stretch My Hands Pt. 2 (Ronaissance Remix) 34. Migos - Look At My Dab (Diplo & Bad Royale Remix) 35. Diskord - Ur Luv 36. DLow - Bet You Can't (Mastamonk Remix) 37. Baauer ft Pusha T & Future - Kung Fu 38. Steve Aoki, Rich The Kid, & ILoveMakonnen - How Else (TML Remix) 39. Kevin Gates - I Don't Get Tired 40. Travis Scott & The Weeknd - Wonderful 41. Lil Yachty - Minnesota 42. Young Thug - Best Friend 43. Classixx - A Stranger Love (Salva Remix) 44. Ookay - Thief
EP. 17: 2016 Forecastle Lineup by LEO Weekly
Louisville beat writers Jeff Greer and Steve Jones return for the CardsHQ podcast, this time covering U of L's inclusion in the Music City Bowl, a close loss at Michigan State and the 2016 Forecastle lineup.
Attack of the Killer Soundtrack - Episode 28 This week we host a Killer Soundtrack episode from amidst the jubilant grounds of this year's Forecastle Festival. As we wander around the musical celebration, we continually meet up with our semi-regular co-hosts. So together we discuss the event and along the way build an impressive and wide-ranging soundtrack. And while we recount our evening spent with Sam Smith, we also mention... Unicron, Ben Affleck, being out of control, at the bourbon slushie tent, to this day one of the most tragic character deaths, anyone who sponsors a soccer game, Romania, on-stage having fun, Joel Schumacher, old person face, robot smoke comes out of their mouths and they fall down dead, facing your cell phone the wrong way, striving for crass commercialization, we're waiting to hear the destruction reports out of Switzerland any day now, better in a bar, cthulhu-level horror, south to drop off moron, everyone looks good, because they feel good, Reservoir Dogs, your boss was afraid to hurt your feelings by firing you, split-screen, I don't know if I'm getting older... or music is getting worse, that work of genius, young up and coming actresses, cheezy 80's music, saves the day... and promptly dies, henna for tweens, water is like 85% of existence, a youth-infested music festival, that's how we process music now... soundtracks and video games, acutely plebeian peasants, Diarrhea Planet, a Lovecraftian symphany... about a a Lovecraftian robot... from the most Lovecraftian of giant robot movies, more female-centric films, it was like that scene from Jaws, even more questions about Batman v. Superman, very aware of itself, as I've been told by a guy who has a can of Nitrogen in his back seat for the purpose of bourbon freezing, grunge settling in, body glitter, we could be like a bunch of Nascar drivers... except we're podcasters, they just don't wanna stop, that Christmas where the Germans and the Americans stopped shooting at each other... and played soccer, Wim Wenders, punishment for Amy Winehouse's dad, Dope, listening as well as watching film, as seen on TV, if you are from their town, unrequited love, polite but not nice, Nightwing, St. Elmo's Fire, bright red horror, smashing me back in a lovely way, snare ticky tack, growing up Springsteen, Joseph Gordon-Levitt, action happening in two different spots, taking a lot of weird risks, someone came up from behind him, things being out of his hands, that was in a Tony Hawk game, Lucio Fulci, storming out, the leaker, you're not over it if you're still saying it on the microphone, and remember kids... stay hydrated and use sunscreen. "If you use a song really, really well in a scene, that song will remind people of your scene for the rest of their lives." For more info on the fest, go to: http://forecastlefest.com/
Attack of the Killer Soundtrack #15 - Attack of The Wans This we we’re back "live" from Forecastle 2014 as we bring you our continuing coverage including our segment with “The Wans”. And as we bask in the sun of the grassy knoll, we also discuss… reverberating through the ambionic fluid, who’s that lady, The Kinks, Physical Graffiti, Fried Green Tomatoes, The Beatles, Van Morrison, Richard Pryor, areas to throw Frisbees and take naps, sounding like Jack White, Zombies, Average White Band, The White Album, Antz, Guy Ritchie, a huge Hunter S. Thompson, Jackie Chan's First Strike, having a reward system, What About Bob?, Gene Wilder, scampering up a tree, with a VHS player, Finding Nemo, picking up litter, writing together, Neil Diamond, riding around in an awesome van, gin and tonic, The Specials, Homeward Bound, Dirty Dancing, The Grand Budapest Hotel, having a giant director’s chair, and questions you don’t want to ask about Milo and Otis. “I really wanted to figure out who that lady was…” “The Wans” new album comes out Sept. 9th, preorder yours now! - http://thewans.bandcamp.com/
Episode 66- Dave Portner (Avey Tare (Animal Collective)). Yoni heads to Louisville to check out Avey Tare's Slasher Flicks at Forecastle music festival. After the show, Yoni and the band and company head back to the hotel where he and Dave get a chance to talk on mic. They discuss festivals vs. short bill concerts, using effects, songwriting, failed recordings and vague demos, musical popularity, Dave and Animal Collective's beginnings, record labels, meditation, and The Grateful Dead.
Attack of the Killer Soundtrack #14 - Attack of Houndmouth This episode we are coming to you "live" from Forecastle fest 2014. And as we build our own group effort soundtrack, we also visit special guest Angryblue who designed this year’s Forecastle poster. Plus an extra special guest appearance by artist - Miss Happy Pink. Then we sit down with this week’s special guest co-hosts - Zak Appleby and Shane Cody from Houndmouth. We discuss how the band came together as well as their musical influences and how they spill over into movies. Plus we get some input from their manager Chris on how he helped them break into the music scene. And as we assess the aesthetics of our guest’s nipples, we also bring up… The Rolling Stones, The Band, skull dungeon, rude hosting experiences, Louisville vs. New Albany, loving sugar, being addicted to podcasts, luck and practice, leaky sausage patties, Seinfeld, Boomtown, speed skating in Florida, playing poker, doing all the moves, playing in the Ed Sullivan Theater, riding across America, a sad stomach, Parliament, dress warm, The War on Drugs, Sharknado, the sincerity of weird and awkward, stalking Salma Hayek, I’ll put mops on my feet, proverbial balls, dancing with cheesecake, bandana and piano… you can’t go wrong, South by Southwest, The Venture Brothers, Delta Spirits, lumpy nipples, Duets, there’s not enough boogie skating these days… that’s the problem, being on Letterman, The Sugar Hill Gang, where the wolverine attack happened, Lonesome Dove, four wheels and as fast as you can go…, being on Conan, Tara Reid, having multiple kids, being indecisive, the life of a speed skater and I’m castle freak… what’s up? “It’s funny how songs are related to scenes in movies… It’s like, well that’s the perfect f-ing song right there. There’s nothing else I wanna hear… at this point in time.” For more on Forecastle, go to: http://forecastlefest.com/ - For more on Houndmouth, go to: http://houndmouth.com/ For more on Angryblue, go to: http://angryblue.com/ - For more on Miss Happy Pink, go to: http://www.misshappypink.com/
This week we spoke with local hip hop artist Jalin Roze, who was recently announced as part of the lineup for this year's Forecastle Festival. We talked to Jalin about hip hop's place in young people's lives, its importance as a genre, and how he became an artist himself. He also brought us a tune called "That's It," which we played a sample of in the studio, leading to a conversation about what the n word means in the context of hip hop culture. "At least when I personally use it - I don't use it to kind of glorify that word, I'm just using it to paint the picture. For instance in the song, when I was like, 'Where I'm from niggas slump from the pump all because a young nigga wanna beef.' And I was using those two words to symbolize the fact that there are a lot of killing, a lot of violence going on, for no reason really, because some people just like beef. Some people just like drama." Jalin also sat in on our Juicy Fruit segment this week, where we started out with a discussion of a new song and video by gay rapper Fly Young Red. The song is called "Throw That Boy P****" (note: we say the full title on the show) and it's been making the rounds online this week for its controversial portrayal of the feminine-performing gay men who dance in the video. Earlier this week, friends-to-the-show Darnell Moore and Wade Davis hosted a great discussion on their Tongues Untied blog about whether the video is revolutionary or, as Darnell said, "misogyny and sexism in queer drag." Jaison had concerns with what impression the video gives of LGBTQ people of color. "I don't like the fact that there are some straight people who know nothing about black gay men, who are gonna see this video and think that everybody's talking about boy p****," he said. "The first thing you're exposed to about black gay culture is gonna be this video? It's very reductive to me. Versus Big Freedia who's making good music about everything, that everybody can dance to, and happens to be gay. " We also spoke briefly about Love & Hip Hop: Atlanta's Benzino having been shot by a nephew during his mother's funeral. And Jaison was interviewed for an article in Next Magazine called Getting Off Scot-Free, which looked at free versus paid online porn, whether or not people are willing to pay for porn, and how piracy affects the adult industry. Our thanks to Jalin Roze for stopping by the Strange Fruit Studios and sticking around to weigh in on Juicy Fruit. His latest release, Grand National Dreams is now available, and you can also keep up with him on twitter, at @JalinRoze. We can't wait to see him at Forecastle!
42nd episode! Winter is still here. We look forward to Forecastle (and learn some lessons about Outkast), GonzoFest, and eating more crawfish.
Attack of the Killer Soundtrack #4 - "Live" from Forecastle This week "Attack of the Killer Soundtrack" has it's first on-location, music festival event coverage as we come to you "live" from Forecastle Festival in Louisville. And the girl at the information booth didn't seem to know anything about the festival itself, but Bryan thought she seemed like she might know something about music, so he kidnapped her and allowed her to bust out her own Killer Five! Plus there's lots of other fun music and festival activities along the way. And as we find out our host keeps his kidnapping rope in the flowers, we also discuss... being struck by lightning, a ship... not a boat, do what you wanna do, from 5 to 90, hippies to hipsters, a moonstone in a bag, an early session of pitching the show, the tsunami on the Ohio, sleeveless unitard, ground-breaking documenting, doing good sound from over at the side, triggering memories, Crosby, Stills, Nash & Young, doing the hippy dance, spooky creepy beautiful, white people, a patchwork of shorts, the Blair Witch Project, Ocean Stage, she was not a hippy, musicians doing drugs... who thought we would ever see the day?, The Monterey Jazz Festival, before there was a river, my old bones my old brain, Woody Guthrie, hip hop-sters, Big Boi told me that, be yourself, something on a stick, Old Crow Medicine Show, giant Hunter S. Thompson, holding a black lace parasol, using science to back up your story, her clothes were from the mall, the tent in front of the Mast Stage and Heineken vs PBR. "...that allows me to come and get a chance to check out the really diverse crowd and music that they have. And I love that!" Check out more about Forecastle at: http://forecastlefest.com/
Introduced by Peter Donaldson, Recorded by Bath Spa University, Edited and Mixed at dBs Music'I have written a blasphemous book', said Melville when his novel was first published in 1851, 'and I feel as spotless as the lamb'. Deeply subversive, in almost every way imaginable, Moby-Dick is a virtual, alternative bible - and as such, ripe for reinterpretation in this new world of new media. Out of Dominion was born its bastard child - or perhaps its immaculate conception - the Moby-Dick Big Read: an online version of Melville's magisterial tome: each of its 135 chapters read out aloud, by a mixture of the celebrated and the unknown, to be broadcast online, one new chapter each day, in a sequence of 135 downloads, publicly and freely accessible.Starting 16 September 2012!For more info please go to: www.mobydickbigread.com
Introduced by Peter Donaldson, Recorded by Plymouth University, Edited and Mixed at dBs Music'I have written a blasphemous book', said Melville when his novel was first published in 1851, 'and I feel as spotless as the lamb'. Deeply subversive, in almost every way imaginable, Moby-Dick is a virtual, alternative bible - and as such, ripe for reinterpretation in this new world of new media. Out of Dominion was born its bastard child - or perhaps its immaculate conception - the Moby-Dick Big Read: an online version of Melville's magisterial tome: each of its 135 chapters read out aloud, by a mixture of the celebrated and the unknown, to be broadcast online, one new chapter each day, in a sequence of 135 downloads, publicly and freely accessible.Starting 16 September 2012!For more info please go to: www.mobydickbigread.com
For the first time ever all three Maker's Snark hosts are in the Panic Room Studios at the same time!
We’re down to a four man podcast after our week long break. We bring you up to the minute news on Limp Bizket’s signing to Young Money as well as the rundown on Pitchfork and Forecastle festivals. Erik can’t wrap his head around Beach House’s popularity and Bradford Cox’s recent appearance in the news is quickly […] The post Podcast: BPMcast Episode #14 appeared first on Beats Per Minute.
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