Podcasts about future echoes

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Earlier this year Melbourne rock outfit Cicadastone released their third album, Future Echoes.An album that typified Cicadastone's sound, Future Echoes was also the band's first album under new label XMusic and solidified Cicadastone's reputation as a musical star on the rise.Creating a hybrid of rock and grunge that is accentuated by a fresh, modern approach, Cicadastone's music has always been ideal for both a full-blown rock assault and the quiet strains of acoustic, so, with the blessing of their label, the band decided to strip back a selection of tracks from Future Echoes and compile them into an easily digestible acoustic EP that was unleashed on the public today.Frontman Mat Robins sat down for a chat with HEAVY to tell us more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

Interview by Kris PetersAfter showing their potential over two previous albums Chance Collide and Cold Chamber, Melbourne rock outfit Cicadastone are ready to seal the deal with their third long player Future Echoes, which is out now.Taking the best bits and ideas from those first releases and putting them into the cauldron that is Cicadastone 2024, the band has created an album with a modern fresh edge, developing their own unique sound while staying truly authentic to the genre.Vocalist Mat Robins sat down with HEAVY to tell us more."I'm so relieved," he smiled when asked how it feels to get the new album out. "It's been such a journey. As any band will know, from the process of writing through to pre-production through to recording through to mixing and mastering and releasing it takes a long time. To get to the point where we could finally put it out there and put it to bed so to speak, let it go, it's great. We can move on as a band too."Being their third album, we ask Mat if the process gets easier or harder as you get further into your career."You'd think it would get easier, but I think it's getting harder," he measured. "We all have a lot of ties. We're all busy doing things. I'd love to say we're making a living out of music, but we're not. The band is its own entity which we pour our heart and soul into. That said, we all have lives to live. This record was really hard to lock everyone down and find time where we could. It took a bit longer than it probably should have, but that's just how it went."In the full interview, Mat talks more about Future Echoes, the single Take The Fall which Cicadastone released at the same time and why it was chosen to represent the album on release day, the other singles released and how they tie in with the album, the cover art and what it means, how Future Echoes differs musically to their debut album Chance Collide, their love for grunge music and decision to stick with it despite the changing trends of music, upcoming shows and more.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/heavy-music-interviews--2687660/support.

Aaaaand I'm back! Busy, busy, busy time of year and this episode will be a quick one...which was sort of the intention in the first place. I went and saw Brutus live last week, you should not miss them if they come to your town. I also dig into Renewer, Bandhood and Oslo Tapes. Ramble on way too long about how those core memories of yours meeting your favorite bands are not core memories of theirs...sorry, they just aren't, and urge you all to go watch the KEXP session with New Age Doom. Plus, I dig into an artist I have been fanboying over lately, Lola Young. Probably not what you'd be expecting on this show, but give her a listen and you too may fall hard for her music. Think Adele if she grew up a grimy punk. Opening clip for Future Echoes with just JD

Interview by Kris PetersRising from the ashes of the grunge era, Melbourne rock outfit Cicadastone have spent just over ten years refining their sound amid a musical revolution that saw their style of music shunned from mainstream darlings to backseat troublemakers.Following their 2016 debut Chance Collide, Cicadastone found strength in the fact that although grunge-infused rock was generally on the outer, people started gravitating towards their version of it. With more than a passing nod to some of the heavyweights of that musical movement, Cicadastone quickly set about sprinkling their own DNA into the mix and by 2020's Cold Chamber their efforts in bringing together music from all corners of the rock spectrum were beginning to be noticed.For their third, and most decisive album to date, Cicadastone have signed with new label XMusic and are obviously enjoying the freedom to allow their natural creativity to dictate the sonic balance of their music.The result is Future Echoes - out May 31 -, an album that draws from both previous albums, but also shows Cicadastone's musical growth and diversity like never before.The band last week dropped lead single In The Crossfire, a meaty slab of rock goodness that offers a glimpse inside Future Echoes while only scratching at the surface.HEAVY sat down with vocalist Mat Robins to find out more, starting with In The Crossfire."It's just one of these riffs that I had lying around for a long time and I couldn't do anything with it," he began. "And then one day it all happened in half an hour. I bashed the song together and jotted down the lyrics and found my focus. It all came together really fast, and we demoed the song, and it was the last song that we wrote for the record. But it's probably the most radio-friendly rock single we've got, so it worked out pretty good."We ask why the band chose In The Crossfire as the first single."I just think it's the most obvious, forthright song," he shrugged. "It's got the pace - we're predominantly a band that doesn't push pace. We love our sludgy, slow riffs (laughs). The label were eager to push the faster songs, so it was an obvious choice."In the full interview, Mat talks more about In The Crossfire, Future Echoes as a whole, what they were going for musically with it, the press release claims that it is Cicadastone's biggest statement yet, how it is a new chapter in the band's history, signing to XMusic and what it means for the band moving forward, how Cicadastone have grown musically over the three albums, their upcoming Stay Gold gig with The Midnight Devils and more.

In this second episode of Future Echoes, I dig into Vancouver, BC band, New Age Doom, their newest album, There is No End, featuring Tuvaband, as well as an album they did with Lee Scratch Perry, "...Guide to the Universe". I then take a look back at their drummer's other band, who I fell in love with while living in Vancouver, Limblifter. You should also check out Mounties, if you dig Limblifter.Plus, we cover some news, tours, new album announcements and so much more! I also dig into upcoming releases and announced tours. A bit longer than the last, but hope you enjoy the show. ++++Send me your echoes or up-and-coming bands: blyndsub@gmail.comOpening clip for Future Echoes with just JD

Not really a "welcome back" but more of a "JD got bored and needed to ramble out loud to himself about music". The point of Future Echoes — surprisingly, not an homage to Slomatics, but I do love them — is to have fun remembering great music from the past and digging into the new what next!  Showing us old folks that great music is certainly still being made, you  just got too busy to search it out, and hopefully introducing you young'uns to bands that influenced who you listen to today.  Will there still be heavier music? Yep, but not entirely. Prepare for a JD overdose with lots of lip smacking, heavy breathing (I really need to find that pop filter) and rambling galore++++In this episode, JD remembers how much he loved Ministry, as they have announced that their next album will be their last. Al is 65!!And then he urges you to check out Blues Funeral Records, then dig into the back catalog of Abrams, whose next album will be coming out on Blues Funeral soon.++++Send me your echoes or up-and-coming bands: blyndsub@gmail.comOpening clip for Future Echoes with just JD

Bec Hill shares her Red Dwarf journey: Manipulating the public library system to get hold of box sets. Reviving Duane Dibbley as a paper puppet. And doing stand-up comedy with her time travelling future self. That's dedication. We cover all the important stuff about series 1 episode 2, ‘Future Echoes', including: Kids' spongy brains and the Theory of Relativity. Low-tech backstage shenanigans. Why unloved PE teachers should move to Australia. Plus, of course, hopelessness. SO WHAT IS IT?Better Than Life is the pod where comedians talk Red Dwarf, the greatest sci-fi sitcom, one episode at a time. With a fresh guest every ep, we're your perfect podcast companion for a first watch or a rewatch. Be warned: spoilers! Hosted by Fergus (huge fan) and John (lapsed fan). Production, artwork and insights by Alex Watson. FANCY SOME LINKS?Bec's Duane Dibbley paper puppetry in action. Bec Hill talks about even more funny stuff in The Guardian. Watch Bec's time travelling masterpiece, I'll Be Bec on Next Up Comedy. Binge the marvellous Makeaway Takeaway. Check out Bec's own podcasts, A Problem Squared and Enemy In Paris. Interact with Bec on X and Instagram @bechillcomedianWHAT DO YOU THINK?Have a word on our socials: X/Instagram/Facebook - @itsBTLpodEMAIL USWe'd love to ask your questions on the pod – and to hear what you think. Drop us a line: betterthanlifepod@gmail.com ENJOY OUR THEME TUNE?There's more where that came from: https://holygoats.bandcamp.com/album/monsters Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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In this 50th episode spectacular join your host Garhdo and his guest hosts Tallulah and Zulu for a roundtable discussion looking back at sci-fi sitcom Red Dwarf, produced by the BBC and celebrating its 35th Anniversary this year. Together they will give their thoughts on this seminal show, the colourful cast of characters within - including the last human being Dave Lister, the stylishly cool Cat, the prissy mechanoid Kryten, and the insufferable smeghead Arnold Rimmer - as well as the fantastic episodes that make this show so good. From the clever sci-fi of Future Echoes, the excellent Camille, the hilarious Quarantine, the subversive Back to Reality, to the bittersweet Stoke Me A Clipper. Let Garhdo and his partners introduce you thoroughly to the "Boys from the Dwarf". --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/garhdogoesgeek/support

Vi snackar om artisten som gör reklam för kattmat, rasande fans, snuskigt epa-dunk, den tunnsådda showcasefestivalen Future Echoes, en utsåld spelning med The Halo Effect och så angriper vi galenpannan Devin Townsends konstnärskap ur flera olika vinklar. Dessutom har Ricky Holmquist lyssnat på The Mars Volta och Paus medan  Mikael Mjörnberg fördjupat sig i In Flames nya släpp och fått afterwork-feeling av Bäddat för trubbel. I segmentet "listan" tar Mikael Mjörnberg avstamp i rådande Mello-feber och listar utifrån påståendet att tävlingen numera handlar mer om kända personer än just artister tre fantastiska "plastlåtar". Musiken som diskuteras i avsnittet hittar ni här: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3ty0nDJb0DQrz7CJx1Umot?si=df5e7a5ac5074d91 Vinjettfoto: Martin Wilson (https://www.facebook.com/fotografmartinwilson) Vinjettmusik: Systemet (https://open.spotify.com/artist/72k91zc6DR3LSq87r4fnVO?si=dcfb98a9377e428a)

Co to się porobiło z klubami w 2023? Co zrobić, żeby nie rzucić przed latem kariery muzycznej w cholerę? Jak zmieniła się wrocławska (a co za tym idzie, ogólnopolska) branża? Jak było na Future Echoes? O tym wszystkim opowie ONE AND ONLY Paweł Andrzej Drygas!

New melodies are featured and evolved in our latest episode. The lead lines set the pace for this set of new tunes from Studio "V". The songs: "A JOURNEY CONTINUES",  "ON HIGHWAY 1", "BLUESY SIGH", "MY MELODY TO YOU" and "FUTURE ECHOES". Enjoy!

A horrible episode, barely worth listening to. It's literally 9.5hrs of us yelling at each other about the same things over and over again. Going in painful, angry circles. Useful podcast links: https://linktr.ee/TheGuyandHarleyPodcast Watch Older here: https://bit.ly/WatchOlderTheMovie​ Watch Immi The Vegan here: https://linktr.ee/ImmiTheVegan Support us on Patreon: http://bit.ly/PigvillePatreon Watch No Caller ID here: https://bit.ly/NCID Invest with Stake: https://bit.ly/JoinStake Invest with Sharesies: http://bit.ly/SharesiesNZ ~ Guy and Harley

This episode is also available as a blog post: https://davidaolson.wordpress.com/2018/06/30/7494/

En ny version av den klassiska låten Vintersaga, signerad Ida Redig, får oss att dyka ner i och reflektera över det gytter av versioner som spelats in genom åren. En odyssé över när det stora vemodet rullar in. Utöver det funderar vi kort över hur torftigt Mello blir utan publik och diskuterar en hajpad artist som plötsligt hamnat i cancelkulturens öga efter mindre väl övervägda ordval. Dessutom har Ricky Holmquist blivit nostalgiskt till Brainpool och levererar en halv recension av Smith & Tell medan Mikael Mjörnberg myst till brittisk grunge och gått igång på hittig pop specialskriven för en festival. Samtalet i ”skivcirkeln” behandlar Holes andra album ”Live Through This” från 1994. Musiken som diskuteras i avsnittet hittar ni här: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3auEaMlGrPSaGoBbISG45y Vinjettfoto: Martin Wilson (https://www.facebook.com/fotografmartinwilson) Vinjettmusik: Systemet (https://www.facebook.com/systemetmusic)

Veckan som gick lyssnade Ricky Holmquist på somrig Motown och en poppig överraskning från Närke medan Mikael Mjörnberg upptäckte att bandet Eskobar uppenbarligen fortfarande existerar…och dessutom fortfarande är bra. Vi diskuterar den nya showcasefestivalen Future Echos som ska starta i Norrköping nästa år. Dessutom funderar vi över Britney Spears märkliga närvaro i sociala medier och fansens ännu märkligare konspirationsteorier kring att hon skulle vara i fara. För att fortsätta på spåret udda företeelser snackar vi dessutom om det öppna storbråket med offentlig pajkastning som omgärdar släppet av en ny skiva med Static X (minns någon dem?).  Detta bland en hel del annat livsviktigt. Samtalet i ”skivcirkeln” behandlar Hästpojkens album ”En magisk tanke” från 2013. Musiken som diskuteras i avsnittet hittar ni här: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0xefJfBwlyhpad88Xhhupt?si=9dQyTT0zQUC5oUSSJWrKaQ Vinjettfoto: Martin Wilson (https://www.facebook.com/fotografmartinwilson) Vinjettmusik: Systemet (https://www.facebook.com/systemetmusic)

Welcome back to Smug Mode. This week we are all seeing future echoes! Share, like and subscribe if you want more.

Welcome to SHIPWRECKED & COMATOSE, an in-depth podcast dedicated to the classic BBC science-fiction sitcom, Red Dwarf. In this episode, your regular hosts, Kurt North & Mark Adams, are joined by Colin Jackson-Brown to discuss episode 2 of series 1 of Red Dwarf: Future Echoes. Host: Mark Adams Co-Host: Kurt North Guest Host: Colin Jackson-Brown Editor: Kurt North Twitter: @RedDwarfPod We Made This on Twitter: @wemadethispod We Made This on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wemadethispodnet Website: wemadethispod.com

Welcome to SHIPWRECKED & COMATOSE, an in-depth podcast dedicated to the classic BBC science-fiction sitcom, Red Dwarf.In this episode, your regular hosts, Kurt North & Mark Adams, are joined by Colin Jackson-Brown to discuss episode 2 of series 1 of Red Dwarf: Future Echoes. Host: Mark AdamsCo-Host: Kurt NorthGuest Host: Colin Jackson-BrownEditor: Kurt NorthTwitter: @RedDwarfPodWe Made This on Twitter: @wemadethispodWe Made This on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/wemadethispodnetWebsite: wemadethispod.comOpklWCW5Rz808uSJf7bo

Reframe discussions about access and consider the way we interact with the arts, inclusive practices and the world around us. With Jessica Ibacache and Hannah Morphy-Walsh. Critical Conversations brings the future into the present, centring Indigenous voices, looking beyond access, transcending gender and placing artists at the centre of social change. Recorded at Arts Centre Melbourne as part of the inaugural Future Echoes festival, Critical Conversations invites you to engage with the arts, the world, the present and the future.

Refocus on experiences and expressions of gender and take a journey into performance and community beyond the confines of binaries. With Mama Alto, Casper Plum and Dani Weber Critical Conversations brings the future into the present, centring Indigenous voices, looking beyond access, transcending gender and placing artists at the centre of social change. Recorded at Arts Centre Melbourne as part of the inaugural Future Echoes festival, Critical Conversations invites you to engage with the arts, the world, the present and the future.

Recentre the future by taking a look into arts, activism and the young creatives using both to inspire action in their justice-informed practices. With Idil Ali, Joshua Allen and Georgia Mae Critical Conversations brings the future into the present, centring Indigenous voices, looking beyond access, transcending gender and placing artists at the centre of social change. Recorded at Arts Centre Melbourne as part of the inaugural Future Echoes festival, Critical Conversations invites you to engage with the arts, the world, the present and the future.

Richard talks to Simon Abrahams, the creative director & CEO of Melbourne Fringe. The Fringe has set up a new home called Common Rooms at Trades Hall where they will be running productions throughout the year. He hopes the shows will capture The Fringe's feeling of rebellion, inclusivity and support of independent arts.Next Richard talks to playwright, director, performer and producer Rebecca Lister about her new work 2:20AM. The play covers the sensitive topic of suicide from the perspective of four people who have come together for a creative writing course. It's based off of Rebecca's experiences as a social worker, arts worker and a person who has been bereaved by a suicide. It has been created in association with Support After Suicide, SANE Australia and Jesuit Social Services and it will be having a metropolitan and regional tour in areas around Victoria that are particularly effected by suicide. If this interview brings up any issues you can call Lifeline on 13 11 14.Finally Richard talks to director Shareena Clanton and cast member Corey Saylor-Brunskill about their upcoming theatre production Conversations With The Dead. This is a work by Richard Frankland about his experiences working on the Royal Commission into Aboriginal Deaths in Custody. The work is put on by Ilbijerri Ensemble and is a part of Future Echoes, which is a new initiative by the Arts Centre Melbourne to put on works by young artists.

Another Big Bear’s Den re-run of the first 5 episodes of my Red Dwarf watch, i wanted to give you guys a little heads up. Once those are out I […]

So I have sat down with another episode of Red Dwarf, this being season 1 episode 2 future echoes. Thank you for listening, please like and comment on the facebook page. Also please rate and review us on itunes or If you are feeling so inclined drop us a line at talknerdy2mepodcast@gmail.com. once again thank you for listening and enjoy

So I have sat down with another episode of Red Dwarf, this being season 1 episode 2 future echoes. Thank you for listening, please like and comment on the facebook page. Also please rate and review us on itunes or If you are feeling so inclined drop us a line at talknerdy2mepodcast@gmail.com. once again thank you for listening and enjoy

So I have sat down with another episode of Red Dwarf, this being season 1 episode 2 future echoes. Thank you for listening, please like and comment on the facebook page. Also please rate and review us on itunes or If you are feeling so inclined drop us a line at talknerdy2mepodcast@gmail.com. once again thank you for listening and enjoy

Goits, Gits, Gimps and Gimboids of all ages, gather round as we celebrate the 30th Anniversary of Red Dwarf. A scouse poet, an impressionist with big nostrils, a dancer and a stand up comedian who spends his entire time sitting down, live (and die) in a spaceship while being obscenely rude to each other and not meeting aliens. So, if you're a white-hatted ponce, a 6-breasted Quagaar warrior woman, or even if you look something like a roast chicken, then order yourself some blackcurrant cordial with blancmange and two creams and a sugar and reminisce with us about the day that Frankenstein didn't go to Fiji. If that made any sense at all, I worry abut you.

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Uriah Heep — британская рок-группа, образовавшаяся в 1969 году в Лондоне, Англия, и заимствовавшая название у персонажа романа Чарльза Диккенса "Дэвид Копперфильд". Первый состав группы сформировался, когда продюсер Джерри Брон пригласил клавишника Кена Хенсли (ранее игравшего в The Gods и Toe Fat) присоединиться к участникам Spice; всемирную известность группе принесли в 1971—1973 годах альбомы Look at Yourself, Demons and Wizards и The Magician's Birthday, считающиеся классикой хард-рока.

In this episode, Shana and Daniel contemplate the existential horror of death, gender performativity of hairstyle, and eating robot goldfish in their discussion of Red Dwarf Series 1, Episode 2: Future Echoes.  Main Topic: Future Echoes. Twice as many men. Explaining jokes. Downhill. Physical humor. General twattishness. Helen Shapiro. Fake references. Wobbly Chris Charles. Existential Seinfeld. Death and fear of death. Shaving cream. Lister and the mirror. Brown trousers time. Chaplin. Physicality. British slang. Suicidal father. Masculinity. Literary grotesque. Lister's father. Impeccable. Technical acting. Loneliness before death. All heart. Looking forward to Me2. "Gimboid." Schrodinger's Rimmer. Explaining Dwarf to virgins. Tripping the Rift. Maybe Futurama? Lennon, McCartney, and predestination. Lister's Found Future. Loose continuity. Aeon Flux. "Bits of you explode." Implications. Four thousand years. Priorities. Willie Loman in space. Old Lister. Rhymes with Little Miss Moffat. Low art and high art. Artificial intelligences. Wonky worldbuilding. Skutter design. Visual podcasting. "This and the other ten racks." Justifying the premise. Litmus testing his dates. Pope. Next time: Balance of Power with Jack Graham. Oi! Spaceman Facebook group. Tripping the Rift has a fucking website?  Full text of Alexander Pope's The Dunciad.  End music: Helen Shapiro, "It Might As Well Rain Until September."  Find us on Facebook here, and all future Oi! Spaceman content will be at our website, oispaceman.com.

In this lovely podcast episode, Jed and Daniela try to work out exactly what we are seeing to our non-scientific minds, and discuss if there is such a thing as fate, and if so, can it be changed in any way? Go to POSTPOPPODCASTS for more info about this episode, photos and fun! Don't forget to subscribe and leave a comment!

Yes, the least reliable Red Dwarf podcast in the universe is BACK. Brilliant. We return once more to the realm of episode commentaries by going almost back to the beginning for Future Echoes. Does it justify its reputation as an all time classic? Is there a pre-determination paradox at play? What's the deal with the light above Lister's bunk? Join us as we fail to answer these questions and more, with G&T regulars Ian Symes and Danny Stephenson joined by very ordinary guests Jezzmund Tutu, Rich Lawden and Tom Pyott.

Yes, the least reliable Red Dwarf podcast in the universe is BACK. Brilliant. We return once more to the realm of episode commentaries by going almost back to the beginning for Future Echoes. Does it justify its reputation as an all time classic? Is there a pre-determination paradox at play? What's the deal with the light above Lister's bunk? Join us as we fail to answer these questions and more, with G&T regulars Ian Symes and Danny Stephenson joined by very ordinary guests Jezzmund Tutu, Rich Lawden and Tom Pyott.

In our continuing celebration of Red Dwarf's silver anniversary, The Garbage Podcast mark the 25th anniversary of the initial airing of the show's second episode with our commentary for Future Echoes. Often considered to be The post The Garbage Podcast Series I Commentaries: Future Echoes appeared first on The Spoilist.

The second of many ScutterCasts, to bring you reviews of old, and new Red Dwarf episodes. Discussing everything Red Dwarf and Sci-Fi related, not forgetting the main website of www.reddwarfforum.com. This episode we review the episode “Future Echoes”, discussions, of the special Easter 3 part episode “Back to Earth”, and just a general chinwag about everything Sci-Fi. This episode is hosted by Darren, Nik, Antony and Ian…

The second of many ScutterCasts, to bring you reviews of old, and new Red Dwarf episodes. Discussing everything Red Dwarf and Sci-Fi related, not forgetting the main website of www.reddwarfforum.com. This episode we review the episode “Future Echoes”, discussions, of the special Easter 3 part episode “Back to Earth”, and just a general chinwag about everything Sci-Fi. This episode is hosted by Darren, Nik, Antony and Ian…