Podcasts about Gang of Youths

This week Steve picked 6 songs amid this hour of exceptional tunes that are non-rock covers of rock songs.  You will hear these acts: ESG, Mother Mother, The Presidents of The United States Of America, Taken By Trees, The Beautiful South, Simple Minds, Fountains of Wayne, Gang Of Youths, The Drums, Lucky Uke, The Raveonettes, The Bird And The Bee, Lloyd Cole & The Commotions, Farrah, Shelter, The Beaches. On the Air on Bedford 105.1 FM Radio      *** 5pm Friday ***      *** 10am Sunday ***      *** 8pm Monday *** Stream live at http://209.95.50.189:8178/stream Stream on-demand most recent episodes at https://wbnh1051.podbean.com/category/suburban-underground/ And available on demand on your favorite podcast app! Twitter: @SUBedford1051  ***    Facebook: SuburbanUndergroundRadio   ***    Instagram: SuburbanUnderground   ***    #newwave #altrock #alternativerock #punkrock #indierock

Yesterday The Star's Paul Healy reported that a 13 year old boy was attacked in Bush Park in Dublin last Thursday. The attack lasted 20 minutes and the boy ended up in ICU. Gardaí are now investigating the attack. Andrea was joined by the boy's mother, Magda...

As the sun comes out on Festival Sunday, Max, Tom and Jung of Gang of Youths join Kieren to discuss their final gigs of the European Summer, new music and the percussive sounds of Daniel Ricciardo.

We've noticed we start off each show kind of sluggish so we throw to Kriss Kross to Warm It Up! Did you ever wear your clothes backwards? Govier remembers a terrible movie from 2001 called Killer Bud with Robert Stack as The Gooch. Cue the Unsolved Mysteries theme! Luke is a passionate fan of the movie Ravenous, but he could not recall the main theme from the film's score. Pat Robertson bit the big one and it's about damn time that homophobe left this plane of existence. When will Henry Kissinger die? Cormac McCarthy also hit the high road. Luke loves him, but Steve was more curious about Werner Herzog reading McCarthy's work in his silly Herzog voice. Silvio Berlusconi is dead too! Why did any Italians mourn him in the streets?! And Bunga Bunga will always be connected to Joe Versus The Volcano for Govier. Steve's mom burned VHS tapes and vinyl records when he was younger. She was definitely committed to her obsession. This leads to an overall frustration with the people we love who are locked in on their beliefs without any doubt on their face as they push the word of the people who proselytized them. We read your emails! We have two each from Mr. Pink & Christian! Thank you for the curiosities and questions you offer each episode. Mike is pissed because the term rotting has taken off on TikTok lately while the original rotting, burning people were Mike & Steve. Mr. Pink wants to know how to unwind when he has time off work. Steve and Luke are fine getting hammered on booze but the teetotaler Govier demands more. Also, what's your favorite Smoke? Porn is not a part of Mike's life anymore, but in the 2000's Mike was depressed and downloading a lot of porn before it became even more accessible last decade. The pixie cut of the 90's has apparently become the haircut of the modern day Karens? Remember the novel Snow Crash from the early 90's? It's a science fiction novel that Steve thinks may be the impetus for Facebook's garbo Metaverse. Also Trump was indicted and nobody cares here because what does it matter when he's running for president from the can? It's all trash. We love you all! Really! We are very pleased with our little world that together we have formed thanks to this show. This show has no substance to it without you listening and emailing. We close the show with Fear And Trembling by Gang Of Youths. If any of our nonsense provokes your thoughts, please share them with us at isitsafepod@gmail.com

This episode Morgan drops the boys into the middle of a gang war that sees child actors pushed to their limits and allows for a deeper understanding of Zac's anti-musical bias... Stick around after the show for some chit chat about Star Trek, Star Wars, Beef, Ted Lasso and some light Game of Thrones slander! Instagram: @spikytrap Check out our Facebook: https://facebook.com/SpikyTrap Follow us on Twitter: https://twitter.com/SpikyTrap

It's time to talk about Jacq's newest sad girl era songs. This playlist is alternatively titled "Songs that Hurt My Feelings that Aren't Taylor Swift. Jacqueline made Meghan a playlist of songs that she had been hyper fixated on for awhile and now you all get to experience them!Link to the playlist (in case you want your feelings hurt)Follow I Think You're Gonna Like This Podcast on social media:InstagramFacebookTwitterWebsiteTikTokJacqueline InstagramMeghan Instagram

Counting Crows are in New Zealand, lead singer Adam Duritz and guitarist Immy came in to talk about life on the road, those crazy days in the 90s, singing for Gang Of Youths and visiting their friend in the Coromandel. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Gang of Youths frontman Dave Le'Aupepe.returns to the show to talk about wrestling with the angels of music and time.

Our 2nd edition of our funk & soul, rock & roll favorites is finally online.  Danno picks his favorites in the soul department for 2022 with joints from Danger Mouse, Ghost Funk Orchestra, Monophonics, Dallas Tamaira, and many others.  Dan Lloyd also rocks his best in the rock stars and smashed guitars realm for the past year, with mega joints from The Beths, Say Sue Me, King Gizzard, and a slew of other extra nice guitar murderers.  TracklistPart I (00:00)Ghost Funk Orchestra – IntroductionGhost Funk Orchestra – Your Man's No GoodMonophonics – Love You BetterDanger Mouse & Black Thought feat Michael Kiwanuka – AquamarineIbibio Sound Machine – ElectricityMarxist Love Disco Ensemble – 1905 Part II (30:26)El Michels Affair & Liam Bailey – Walk With MeMonster Rally – Moon Flower Bloom Dallas Tamaira – Just FineArjuna Oakes & Serebii – FlavourSkinshape – High Tide, Storm RisingKokoroko – War DancePart III (57:29)The Beths – Silence is GoldenPlosivs – Broken EyesGang of Youths – In the Wake of Your Leave100 Gecs – Doritos and FritosEditors – Heart AttackKing Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard – Magenta MountainPart IV (87:30)Viagra Boys – TroglodyteCave In – New RealitySay Sue Me – No Real PlaceThe Garden – Horseshit on Route 66Death Cab for Cutie – Asphalt MeadowsScreeching Weasel – Any Minute NowGinger Wildheart and the Sinners – That Smile

On today's episode, Jase is using his wife's deodorant, Mike's wife loves Gang of Youths, and Keyzie's been offered a new acting role.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On their way to Auckland's Powerstation Tom and Max from Gang Of Youths called in to tell us about their world tour, their time in East London and to compare gym stats with Jason Hoyte. See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Frygten spreder sig og kan optræde i mange former. Der kan pustes til den og den kan blive helt irrationel men også reel. Nu er Sejrstimen blevet ‘ramt' og leverer temaet ‘FEAR' Frygten for det ene og andet beskrives i musik og ord af: Måneskin, Eivør, The Rasmus, John Cale, Lambchop, Sade, Blue October, Sia, One Republic, Ian Brown, Gang Of Youths, Lily Allen og Siouxsie & The Banshees m.fl.

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Barkum Deer are Louis Giannamore and Jenny Ames, two talented musicians who met in a London house share and bonded over their love of early Renaissance music, black metal, and Björk. Amid the bleak reality of a winter lockdown, the pair found a space for creative collaboration unencumbered by deadlines or expectations, fuelled by the catharsis of experimentation. Jenny graduated from the RCA, and as a classically trained viola player, has performed with Björk, Floating Points and Mica Levi, while Louis is a drummer, producer, and graduate of Berklee College of Music who's collaborated with the likes of Gang of Youths, Master Peace, and First Light Records labelmate Kinn. Earlier this year, they released their debut self-titled album Barkum Deer (First Light Records, 2022), a dense half-hour trip into bass-rich drones, anxious strings and skittering electronic flourishes. Viola, drums, Jenny's voice, and found samples (creaking doors and dusty footsteps) all come together to form a beautifully cinematic and abstract exploration. The track's sound is designed with a special awareness that makes it something really special, endowing the compositions with a haunting enduring physicality. In some tracks, travelling pulsating drums make you feel like galloping on a horse's back at 100 miles per hour; in others, it's the viola pulsating or stretching, with its string's sound plunging into one body, pungently expanding and contracting within. About the mix they have prepared for us, the whole of it is enveloped in found sounds and field recordings recorded by Louis: I've been on tour for most of 2022 with a band called Gang Of Youths, so I have had the opportunity to capture sounds from all over the world. There is a thunderstorm that you'll hear in there I luckily timed and captured perfectly, Louis shares. The mix opens with a live version of their song 'Folding Fog' and an alternative version of -also theirs- 'Labyrinth', which is found exclusively on the CD format of the album. Following, there are two solo pieces by Jenny and Louis, both of which can be found online. To round it off, they say, we have a roughly mixed, unreleased song for Barkum Deer. It's not even finished, but I love the way it sounds. Referring to my comment earlier, I've been trying to teach my ears to listen to the world around us as if it were music. I feel this mix mirrors that. I'm chuffed about it. Tracklist: 00:00 - ‘Folding Fog' - Piano/acoustic rendition (intro) 03:40 - ‘Folding Fog' - Live 12:38 -‘ Labyrinth' - CD exclusive/alternative version 19:09 - ‘Chrome' - solo piece by Louis Giannamore 23:12 - ‘Organ' - solo piece by Jenny Ames 27:25 - ‘Ground' - unreleased song by Barkum Deer

They're finally home! We welcome back Gang Of Youths to Australia as they currently play their biggest tour ever to celebrate their #1 Album "Angel in real time" Matt chats to Max from the band (a fellow die-hard NBA fan) so he threw Max a challenge.... to create a band made up entirely of NBA Players - Which players make the cut....and what instrument are they playing? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

They're finally home! We welcome back Gang Of Youths to Australia as they currently play their biggest tour ever to celebrate their #1 Album "Angel in real time" Matt chats to Max from the band (a fellow die-hard NBA fan) so he threw Max a challenge.... to create a band made up entirely of NBA Players - Which players make the cut....and what instrument are they playing? See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This is an episode of the Carl Landry Record Club podcast, featuring an extensive interview with Gang Of Youths lead singer, David Le'aupepe. Gang of Youths was one of the first bands ever suggested for the CLRC, when it was just a feature on the Ricky during the pandemic. Every week on the Carl Landry Record Club, Mutlu and Spike discuss two great albums. Subscribe to the podcast wherever you're listening to this, and see all of the albums we've discussed at our website. To suggest an album, do it in the Apple Podcast Reviews (leave us five stars too) or do it at the website. Listen to Gang Of Youths' excellent album Angel In Realtime wherever you listen to music, and purchase merchandise and see tour dates at their website. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/spike-eskin/message

Bask in the euphoric tones of new music from a former Gang Of Youths member and wash it down with some typically Tasmanian DIY as Dave chats with The Sleepyheads about their long awaited debut album.

Bask in the euphoric tones of new music from a former Gang Of Youths member and wash it down with some typically Tasmanian DIY as Dave chats with The Sleepyheads about their long awaited debut album.

As broadcast July 7, 2022 with plenty of playlist ideas if you need em this vacation season.  It's early July and the rainy season is starting to dissipate, so everybody's mind is wandering for some summer travel.  Obviously, if you don't have playlists lined up for a road trip or jaunt abroad you are clearly doing it wrong, so we thought we'd give you some funk and soul heaters to push the car along for the first hour of the show.  Dan Lloyd as always comes in with rocks to throw, and this week he came through with some of his favorite rock albums of the year, with highlights from Horsegirl, PUP, Yard Act, along with Black Country, New Road (although they're all serious quality).#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Curtis Harding – Can't Hide ItDeRobert & The Half-Truths – It's All The TimeRaphael Saadiq – 100 Yard DashCold Diamond & Mink – Love Our Love Affair (inst.)Wahoo – Don't Take It Personal (Georg Levin edit) Part II (30:03)Fat Night – Sun Go DownYoung Gun Silver Fox – Baby GirlKowloon – The SunHoly Hive – Story Of My LifeLee Fields & The Expressions – It Rains LoveSteely Dan – Deacon Blues Part III (59:21)PUP – Totally FineWet Leg – AngelicaFoals – The SoundPLOSIVS – Rose WaterfallGang of Youths – In the Wake of Your LeaveYard Act – 100% Endurance (Elton John version) Part IV (93:56)Soul Glo - ThumbsuckerKing Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard – GaiaHorsegirl – Beautiful SongBlack Country, New Road – Good Will HuntingCave In – Waiting for LoveBig Thief – Simulation Swarm 

This week we have long time listener Gabe on as a guest with his pick Go Farther In Lightness by Gang of Youths!

This episode Steve picked a set of songs about places that he does not want to live.  However, due to a case of the COVIDs, Steve was unable to be in the studio with Drew at the time the show was recorded.  Artists this week: Gang Of Youths, Ryan Adams, Wet leg, Sex Pistols, Gum Country, Go Betty Go, Adam Ant, Sweet Pete with Jonathan Toubin, Aimee Mann, Pale Lips, Blondie, Carolina Liar, Yello, Joe Jackson, INXS and Stiffed. On the Air on Bedford 105.1 FM Radio      * 5pm Friday *      * 10am Sunday *      * 8pm Monday * Stream live at http://209.95.50.189:8178/stream Stream on-demand most recent episodes at https://wbnh1051.podbean.com/category/suburban-underground/ Twitter: @SUBedford1051 Facebook: SuburbanUndergroundRadio Instagram: SuburbanUnderground And available on demand on your favorite podcast app!  

Moon Tooth, Rovar, Gang Of Youths en singles du jour et on découvre l'album de Yungblud. Bonne écoute… L'article Emission Sensation rock du lundi 23 mai 2022 est apparu en premier sur Sensation Rock - webzine français.

Harrisburg University and The River 97.3 Present - THE HU POWER HALF HOUR. This week, Frank Schofield & Glenn Hamilton talk about upcoming HU shows and Frank's viral TikTok! Music this week from Gang Of Youths, Mike Campbell & the Dirty Knobs, Wilderado, First Aid Kit, Charley Crockett, Karen O/Danger Mouse, Sofi Tukker, and Death Cab For Cutie. Be sure to follow Harrisburg University Presents on all the socials!

Dave Le'aupepe, lead singer and songwriter for Gang Of Youths, joined us the day in between their New York and Philadelphia shows to talk about their new album Angel In Realtime, dancing without care, religion, songwriting, Australian music, Sinatra, losing loved ones (humans and pets), social media and much more. You can check out their music and tour dates at gangofyouths.com. Thanks Dave! Get tickets to see Mutlu and Spike for CLRC Live (with a full Mutlu show as well) on 5/20 at World Cafe Life here: https://bit.ly/TheCarlLive To suggest an album for CLRC, leave a review on Apple Podcasts with the artist and title (five stars always helps). For playlists and podcasts, visit us on the web at carllandryrecordclub.com and on Twitter @CLRCPod.  The theme song for Carl Landry Record Club is "I Should Let You Know" by Marian Hill. This is CLRC episode #72.

Today Australian singer/songwriter and returning friend of the show Charlie Collins joins us to discuss a future classic album, the recently released masterpiece from Gang of Youths ‘Angel in Realtime'. As a longtime friend of the band, Charlie delves into the background of the record and how the passing of frontman David Le'aupepe's father inspired the album, how the addition of new member Tom Hobden shifted the dynamics within the band, the global recording process that stretched from Auckland to London to Copenhagen, creating beauty out of grief, why this is the record and band we all need right now, what it was like to see these songs connect with audiences when Charlie recently opened for Gangs' UK tour, being baffled by sports references, the incredible and diverse contributions from each band member and why this record would make a great Broadway musical.

Met ditmaal: IPlacebo, Paul Cauthen, The Hellacopters, Ian Noe, Red Hot Chili Peppers, Midlake, Afterpartees, Jerry Leger, Guided By Voices, Keith Richards, Gang Of Youths, Cmat, Sam Moss, plus een exclusieve instore van Wouter Planteijdt. Concerto Radio, aflevering 434 (8 april 2022): Placebo, Hugz: Never Let Me Go Paul Cauthen, Country as Fuck: Country Coming […]

Gang Of Youths was recently named one of the most Indiecast bands, but what other musicians fit nicely in with the Indiecast brand? Since the Rock And Roll Hall Of Fame was in the news this week thanks to Dolly Parton (2:43), Indiecast hosts Steven Hyden and Ian Cohen decide to induct four albums into the Indiecast Hall Of Fame (29:04).Steven and Ian also discuss some of the biggest news in indie music this week, which this time had to do with a somewhat imaginary feud between Japanese Breakfast and Machine Gun Kelly (11:08). After MGK shared his upcoming album cover, many Japanese Breakfast fans pointed out its similarities to Jubilee's artwork. But that begs the questions: Does MGK even know what a persimmon is? And, more importantly, has he ever heard a Japanese Breakfast song?In this week's Recommendation Corner (51:09), Ian talks Oso Oso surprise-releasing their fourth studio album. Steven discusses his recent Uproxx interview with Destroyer's Dan Bejar ahead of next week's new album.New episodes of Indiecast drop every Friday. Listen to Episode 81 and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. You can submit questions for Steve and Ian at indiecastmailbag@gmail.com, and make sure to follow us on Instagram and Twitter for all the latest news. We also recently launched a visualizer for our favorite Indiecast moments. Check those out here.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

It's another stacked week here at Riot Act Towers. Steve and Remfry have been busying themselves with a whole host of things; watching Gang Of Youths blow the roof off at Brixton Academy, reviewing new albums from Cypress Hill, Feeder and Gloson, chewing the fat over news about Dolly Parton, The Rolling Stones and Jack White and picking one fantastic soundtrack each from a terrible movie. Yes, while The Crow: City of Angels and Batman Forever were both pretty crud, the soundtrack that accompanied them were both full of some of our favourite artists doing some legit bangers. Korn, Nick Cave, Deftones, Sunny Day Real Estate, Massive Attack, U2, Hole, White Zombie, Bush, Filter, Method Man, Seal and PJ Harvey (twice) are just some of the artists featured over these two corking soundtracks. This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

Gang of Youths are a band of misfit toys from Australia who've won the hearts of audiences all over the world. But what comes next after releasing two wildly successful albums, winning a bunch of ARIA Awards (the Australian equivalent of the Grammys), and touring with the likes of Foo Fighters, Mumford and Sons, and Sam Fender? Well, clearly it's time to fuck things up, which is exactly what the band has done on their third album, Angel In Realtime (which is out now). The album delves into frontman David Le'Aupepe contrasting his experiences with his late father with new revelations of who he used to be. On today's episode, I chat with David and bassist Max Dunn about how fatherhood both expectedly and unexpectedly inspired the new album, along with the significance of crafting a third album.

All Songs host Bob Boilen shares his favorite new tracks of the week, including some powerful story-songs, from a drug-filled fling to lies learned about a lost father, an underwater journey and more.Featured Songs And Artists:1. Curse Of Lono: "So Damned Beautiful (feat. Tess Parks)," from People In Cars2. Gang of Youths: "you in everything," from angel in realtime3. Belle and Sebastian: "Unnecessary Drama," from A Bit of Previous4. Niia: "Forward," from Mouthful of Salt5. Deer Scout: "Peace with the Damage," from Woodpecker6. Scout laRue Willis: "Shouldn't I Be" (Single)

After surviving an incredible 200ft plunge from the Selkirk Mountains, British Columbia, multi-sport athlete Adam Campbell thought his mountaineering days were behind him.But, thanks in part to his wife, Dr. Laura Kosakoski, Adam was able to return to the slopes.Then, one day in 2020, he triggered an avalanche - with catastrophic consequences for both of them…As Adam explains in this emotional interview with Olly, dealing with the fallout has meant coming to terms with guilt, accepting his vulnerability, and tackling the notion of ‘high-performance grief'. Adam's blog, Muddy Socks, can be found at: muddy-socks.ghost.ioIn the Zeitgeist, Ollie Peart investigates the environmental impacts of the death care industry and the trend in Washington State for human composting, with the help of Return Home's Katey Houston.Our record of the month is ‘In The Wake Of Your Leave' from Gang of Youths: goy.ffm.to/intoylIf you can afford to, please buy us a beer using our secure form at modernmann.co.uk/beer - and who knows, you could be a MANNBASSADOR in a future episode, like lucky Dan, David, Garry and Angela today! And Philip the cat, of course. If you're a cat.This episode is supported by:• Pact, the specialty subscription coffee company. New customers get a free V60 filter kit when you sign up to a Pact plan and enter the code MANN• Betterhelp, the world's largest online therapy platform. Get 10% off your first month of affordable, private therapy• Stitch Fix, the personal styling site that sends you great clothes to try on at home. Get started today and get 20% off when you keep all five items• Manscaped, the only men's brand dedicated to below the waist grooming. Get 20% Off + Free Shipping, with the code ‘Mann'We'll be back (Alix Fox included) on April 10thCONTENT WARNING: account of extreme sports injury, moment of death, and suicidal thoughts. Zeitgeist includes description of body decomposition. UK Samaritans:116 123US National Suicide Prevention Hotline 1-800-273-8255Australia, Lifeline 13 11 14.Other countries can be found at suicide.org/international-suicide-hotlinesPresenter: Olly Mann. Producer: Matt Hill: Contributors: Adam Campbell, Ollie Peart, Gang Of Youths. Thanks: Katey Houston. Theme Music: Django Django. Graphic Design: Terry Saunders. © Rethink Audio / Olly Mann 2022. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's a two-fer interview week on The What podcast, with both Max Dunn of Gang of Youths and Britt Daniel of Spoon on the show. The two musicians discuss their latest projects -- angel in realtime and Lucifer on the Sofa, respectively -- and what the records might sound like once they get out on tour. Also on this episode, Brad, Barry, and Lord Taco discuss the new improvements to Bonnaroo's iconic Farm grounds, including the promise of new sewage and drainage systems as well as paved roads! The hosts also update on the Bonnaroo ticket giveaway. (Or just get your own tickets here!) 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.

In this week's episode of The Drop, we bid farewell to The Drop! Dave & Brian will be stepping aside following this episode to make way for Inappropriate Happiness with Karina Rykman & Issac Sloane! We're very excited for the next step in The Drop's history, even if we're sad to bid you all farewell. It's been a fun run for us & we hope to be back in some form in the future! In this episode we throw stones at Rob Manfred, chat Goosemas & Phish Mexico + deep dive Gang Of Youths' new record, angel in realtime. We close by looking at some of our favorite albums from 1982.Osiris Podcast Recommendations:Comes A Time: Scott MetzgerInside The Musician's Brain: The Infamous StringdustersPreview: Inappropriate HappinessDeep-Dive on Gang Of Youths1982 Albums: John Cougar - American FoolRichard & Linda Thompson - Shoot Out The LightsThe Drop is a Production of Osiris Media. It is hosted by Brian Brinkman & David Goldstein. The Drop is edited and produced by Brian Brinkman. Theme song by Amar Sastry. The executive producer of The Drop is RJ Bee. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week's episode, we are thrilled to discuss the long-awaited follow-up to one of our favourite albums of all time, the bombastic, deeply emotional, and highly conceptual new third record from Gang of Youths, ANGEL IN REALTIME. Join us as we dig deep into everything that makes this album a remarkable triumph and one of the most original albums of the year, and why it deserves the biggest audience possible. Also on the slab today: we discuss the music of Rob Zombie, astonishing two-hour opuses from Harold Budd and Panopticon, the worst song of the year so far, the return of Tears for Fears, the best shoegaze album you've never heard, and much more! Watch the video version of this episode and subscribe to the channel on YouTube.

Ep. 13: The Gang Meets an Angel in Realtime In this episode... The group talk through new releases from Big Thief, Cult Of Luna, and Beach House, then dives deep into the family scrapbook that is Gang of Youths' 'angel in realtime.' Devan rubs his elbows on the edge of experience on his journey to Spud Infinity and beyond. Jake takes The Long Road North to give an Offering to the Wild. Reed visits a Beach House, but finds that he only enjoys a short stay. Times: Upcoming March Releases (3:25) What's on Queue (10:20) Big Thief - Dragon New Warm Mountain I Believe In You (11:50) Cult Of Luna - The Long Road North (20:20) Beach House - Once Twice Melody (28:10) Remembering Mark Lanegan (38:00) Title Track: Album review - Gang Of Youths - angel in realtime. (39:20) Lightning Round: FromSoftware video game boss or Norwegian death metal band? (1:11:30) Don't forget to find us on Twitter and Instagram at @ProofOfSoundPod where you'll also find the link to our Spotify playlist featuring all of this week's songs!

Elke vrijdagmiddag duiken Tim Op het Broek en Jasper Leijdens de kroeg in om te praten over het laatste muzieknieuws. Gerst, Gasten en Gitaren!Het is op deze freedom day tijd voor onderbroekenlol vanuit de pub. Het nieuwe album van Gang Of Youths wordt besproken, Jasper is boos op radiozenders rondom Procol Harum, er is een te dure box van Tool op de markt en waarom 1G bij concerten geen zin heeft.

Hey everyone, it's been a while, but we're back with another Riot Act Reviews, and, good lord, do we have a good one. Steve and Remfry are looking at Angel In Realtime. by Gang of Youths, the third studio album by the Australian alternative rock band and the follow up to their 2017 album Go Farther In Lightness. Although they're pretty successful here in the UK, Gang of Youths are much more of a sizable band in their native Australia and the US. The release of Angel In Realtime. looks like it will change that dramatically though, as this is one of the most poignant, personal, inspiring and ambitious albums of 2022. The narrative around the album focuses on the death and legacy of frontman David Le'aupepe's father, his relationship with a person he describes as ​​“the most important man in my life” and his reaction to the stunning revelations that came to light in the aftermath of his passing. This is all explored musically with a vast sonic palette that recalls everyone from Arcade Fire to Pulp to The National to Talk Talk to The Verve to Springsteen to Radiohead and beyond. It all sounds very ambitious, but has Le'aupepe done his muse justice with this record? Spoiler; unquestionably he has.  https://www.roughtrade.com/gb/gang-of-youths/angel-in-realtime (Want Angel in Realtime in your life? (And trust us, you do!) Why not order or pre-save yourself a copy?) https://youtu.be/H9QsAO4BU28 (Gang of Youths - the angel of 8th ave. (Official Video)) https://youtu.be/9KyolyVcWu8 (Gang of Youths - the man himself (Official Video)) https://youtu.be/L5Py3TP9kgU (Gang of Youths - in the wake of your leave (Official Video)) This podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Chartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

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In which our heroes are joined by Jamie from Talking Dad UK to talk s*** about Motorhead. It's another busy show as we celebrate 45 years of British Punk with the anniversary of the first UK punk album, 1977's Damned Damned Damned by The Damned, look forward to the new Kanye West documentary arriving on Netflix this week and pay a short tribute to The Mighty Mighty Bosstones who recently decided to call it a day.Sam fills us in on the winners and losers in this years Brit awards (which only he really cares about) before we get onto some of the records and bands we've been listening to lately including Gang of Youths, Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes, Yelawolf and Overload by Yard Act. We hear from you, our dear dear listener, with your albums to get us through February, moan about festival ticket prices and chat about some of the bands we've seen and those we haven't before Jamie drops his favourite Motorhead tracks on us and tell us about his love for the metal monsters. ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Talking Dad UKJamies Motorhead Playlist Robs Thoughts on Motorhead We use Apple Music to listen to all the Records and Bands we bring to the show each week.You can support this show by taking out a subscription using the link below. Subscribe to Apple Music.All of our playlists on Apple Music ---------------------------------------------------------------------There's loads more Records and Bands on our website www.recordsandbands.com and we're always trying make cool stuff to compliment the podcast like our YouTube channel and social media pagesInstagram Twitter Facebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

CHOM Music Director Pierre Landry has updates with regards to live concerts in Montreal. Plus, new music from Gang of Youths.

As broadcast January 13, 2022 with plenty of extra oohs for your podcast aahs.  Tonight we start off the show highlighting Stro Elliot's upcoming James Brown reimagined compilation, with the single for Sex Machine being the lead joint.  We also had an interesting Gil Scott-Heron remix from Kek'star to bookend a strong first hour of new & late 2021 funk & soul joints, with cuts from all over the map.  Dan Lloyd then joined us for hour 2 in order to highlight a very strong week of new releases in the rock realm, with The Smile, Fontaines DC, Sprints, and Gang of Youths being particular highlights.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Stro Elliot feat James Brown – Machine No Make Sex Mashup & Cozy Condition – Fly Wizard FlyLet Your Hair Down – Pizza PieDelvon Lamarr Organ Trio – Don't Worry ‘Bout What I DoBand of Pockets feat Yona Marie – Mayday, We're Going DownBand of Pockets feat Yona Marie – (Dance) I Wanna Do It Part II (31:42)Fancy Hagood feat Devon Gilfillian – Let Me BeMaggie Rose – I Feel The Earth MoveBoulevards feat Nikki Lane – Better Off DeadGhost Funk Orchestra – Slow DownBobby Oroza with Cold Diamond & Mink – Maybe, Maybe, MaybeKek'star feat Gil Scott-Heron – Revelution Not Be Televised Part III (63:51)Gang of Youths – In the Wake of Your LeaveFontaines DC – Jackie Down the LineSprints – Little FixThe Smile – You Will Never Work in Television AgainElvis Costello and the Impostors – Farewell, OK Part IV (93:54)A Wilhelm Scream – Be One to No OneJohnny Marr – Night and DayAndy Bell – Something Like LoveAnxious – Let MeSpoon - Wild King Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard – Black Hot Soup (DJ Shadow Re-Write)

As broadcast November 18, 2021 with plenty of extra shiny newness for your podcast glow.  Tonight on the fifth anniversary of her unfortunate passing, we pay tribute to The Dap Queen, Sharon Jones.  A powerful vocalist who left a powerful legacy, she is still dearly missed.  Following that, we paid tribute to some of the forgotten greats of funk & soul's female vocalists while also showcasing the new joints from Elise LeGrow, Allen Stone, and Abi Farrell amongst others.  For our 2nd hour AMPED rock feature, Danno couldn't have Dan Lloyd join in the studio due to the ongoing flu battle this week, but as usual Gwangju's Man On The Drums brought the heat with his playlist and new rock cuts from the likes of IDLES, Gang of Youths, Pinegrove, and many more.  #feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings – He Said I Can (Live)Marie “Queenie” Lyons – See & Don't SeeThe Bahama Soul Club feat John Lee Hooker – Never Roam No MoreCamille Yarbrough – Take Yo' PraiseElise LeGrow – Drinking In The DayMaggie Rose feat Marcus King – What Makes You Tick Part II (30:33)Queens Cast & Brandy – Ain't No SunshineAllen Stone with Alessia Cara – Bed I MadeEl Michels Affair feat Piya Malik – Idhar UdharAbi Farrell – Don't Follow MeLos Days feat Tommy Guerrero & Josh Lippi – Floating Against The Night SkyMavis Staples – ChangeGA-20 – Naggin' On My MindBuddy Guy - The First Time I Met The Blues (Live)Part III (57:46)Darkness - It's Love, JimIDLES - The WheelHot Water Music - Killing TimeCoheed and Cambria - Rise, Naianasha (Cut the Cord)Gang of Youths - Tend the GardenMitski – The  Only Heartbreaker Part IV (88:44)Korn - Start the HealingConverge - CoilPinegrove - AlaskaNHC- The Devil That You KnowElbow - Six Wordsfanclubwallet – That I Won't Do 

As broadcast October 14, 2021 with plenty of extra stones to throw for you podcast troublemakers.  We begin tonight noting a lawsuit from 2003 by Barrington Henderson, the last of the original Temptations and a former member of The Dramatics who sued the band and Motown on this date for lack of royalties.  After that, we had new joints from some people that are becoming legends right now such as Adrian Quesada, Web Web, and Flevans along with older joints from The Ebonys and a remix of an Otis Redding classic to boot!  Lots of new tunes as well in our 2nd hour with Dan Lloyd, with albums already out as of last week from Sam Fender and The World Is A Beautiful Place & I Am No Longer Afraid To Die, along with a new upcoming album from (speaking of living legends) Billy Bragg.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)The Dramatics – Your Love Was StrangeOtis Redding – Hard To Handle (DJ Spinna Galactic Funk Remix)Brownout – I Won't LieAdrian Quesada feat Brownout – Funky ChickMF Robots – Mother Funkin' Robots (alt vers)Flevans – Loose Gardener Part II (32:26)Web Web – Inner RevolutionWeb Web & Mulatu Astatke – Meskel Flowers (alt vers)Emanative feat Ahu – Turn The Lights OnMeernaa – BellsYellow Days – Belong TogetherThe Ebonys – Life In The Country Part III (62:41)Frank Carter and the Rattlesnakes – Off With His Head ft CassyetteSam Fender – The LevellerThe World Is A Beautiful Place and I Am No Longer Afraid to Die – TroubleDan Andriano and the Bygones – Dear DarknessGang of Youths – The Man Himself Part IV (93:00)The Last Gang – ShamelessCirca Survive – Impostor SyndromeWe Are the Union / Eve 6 – Sound System (Operation Ivy cover)Billy Bragg – Mid Century ModernNoah Gundersen – Atlantis ft. Phoebe Bridgers 

As broadcast July 19, 2021 with plenty of extra pop for you podcast imbibers.  We mark the unfortunate passing of Biz Markie over the weekend aged just 57 after a long battle with health problems.  Known to most of the public as the genius behind "Just A Friend," to those who knew him he was one of the most prolific collectors of rare grooves & funk 45s on the planet with an encyclopedic knowledge of samples.  A true teacher of the next generation in hip-hop and soul, he will be missed.  After our somber opener, we welcome all the new tunes you can take in for the remainder of the two hours, with our fantastic new contributor Stella (미랑) joining the show for the next six weeks on our Popcast 2nd hour!#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Freddie Scott – (You) Got What I NeedChiiild & Jenson McRae – GoneSyd – Fast CarGang of Youths – unisonClairo – ZinniasClairo – AmeobaPart II (30:46)Chet Faker – It's Not YouStill Woozy – Get DownHAIM – Cherry-Flavored Stomach AcheHovvdy – True LoveTeenage Priest – Small TalkTycho feat Benjamin Gibbard – Only LoveCaroline Polachek – Bunny Is A Rider Part III (60:10)John Mayer – Shot in the DarkPop Smoke – Demeanor (ft. Dua Lipa) Swedish House Mafia – It Gets BetterConan Gray – People WatchingShakira - Don't wait upCamilo – KESI (Shawn Mendes Remix)Normani - Wild side (ft. Cardi B) Part IV (92:10)Alessia Cara – Sweet DreamLANY – Up To MeAnne-Marie – BeautifulDan + Shay – Good ThingsGoldfrapp - Ooh La La Clinet – Your Love Is Like PetroCigarettes After Sex – Nothing's Gonna Hurt You Baby

As broadcast June 24, 2021 with bonus bows for The High Priestess.  We mark this date in 1958 when Nina Simone made her full-length debut.  A singular figure in music history, there was never any half steppin with the one they called The High Priestess of Soul but we at Drop Central are convinced was an actual goddess of truth & light.  Our Sampled first hour featured great new tunes from Kamasi Washington, Moodymann, Horse Meat Disco & Peggy Gou, while our 2nd hour was a tremendous blend of new rock tunes from The Wildhearts, Gang of Youths, New Found Glory, along with our rock maestro ripping apart the "Bandsplaining" podcast to finish the night right.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Llorca – Indigo Blues (radio edit)Moodymann feat CD – Keep On ComingHorse Meat Disco & The Phenomenal Handclap Band – Sanctuary (Ray Mang remix)Body Music & Bosq feat Xavier Smith – There's A MagicSun Ra – Door of the Cosmos (Armonica Cosmos Mix) Part II (31:48)sir Was – Waiting for the WeekendPeggy Gou feat OHHYUK – NabiOrgone feat Terin Ector – DreamerThe Rebels of Tijuana – Brazil 70The Harlem Gospel Travelers – Keep On PrayingKamasi Washington – Sun Kissed Child  Part III (60:43)The Wildhearts – Remember These DaysModest Mouse – The Sun Hasn't LeftTeenage Bottlerocket – Ghost StoryGang of Youths – Angel of 8th Ave.The Killers – Dustland ft Bruce SpringsteenPart IV (90:46)Radiohead – CreepNew Found Glory  - The Last Red-EyeAngels and Airwaves – Restless SoulsRed Hot Chili Peppers – Give It AwayBriston Maroney – Bottle Rocket ft Manchester Orchestra 

An anonymous Brisbane producer has made a gorgeous electronic track featuring Gang Of Youths vocals and you'll hear a band that DRH thinks are on the same path trodden by heavyweights like Ocean Alley and Lime Cordiale. New music from The VANNS, sad face, Coconut Cream, The Last Martyr and DoloRRes.

Imagine a world where Matt Corby and Dave from Gang Of Youths had a voice baby. Imagine no longer -- you'll meet him this week on the podcast. Dave Ruby Howe and Max Quinn spin thru the Top 5 songs of the week on triple j Unearthed. || Bitlate – Chance {Ft. Olive Amun} || DREGG - Hyperbole || Tamara and the Dreams - LO-FI || Camp 8 - Everything || These New South Whales - Nerve 2 Reverse

Happy holidays! It's Christmas Eve, the perfect time to begin our discussion of Conor Oberst's discography, and a perfect excuse to start with 2002's A Christmas Album! It's a semi-official Bright Eyes recording and a collaboration between Oberst and Maria Taylor to benefit the Nebraska AIDS Project, which you can buy here: https://saddle-creek.com/products/a-christmas-album "Blood" by The Middle East: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EjB2hbMYIXo "Blood" by Gang Of Youths (shoutout to Mollie) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yLTO3U5644A The Live Album https://zacharylittle.bandcamp.com/album/the-live-album  

Despite being a baby when it was released, Eilish Gilligan has long been fascinated by the Counting Crows classic 'August and Everything After', an album that captured the existential malaise of a generation when it was released in 1993. We talk about how Eilish's relationship with songs like 'Round Here' have changed over the years as she's gone from child to teen to young woman, how Adam Duritz's mental health issues manifest in his lyrics, why Gang of Youths are the Counting Crows of today, extroverted introverts in the music world, how seeing Counting Crows live taught Eilish to be a better performer and why she'd rather listen to this record than many of the classics that influenced it. My Favorite Album is a podcast unpacking the great works of pop music. Each episode features a different songwriter or musician discussing their favorite album of all time - their history with it, the making of the album, individual songs and the album's influence on their own music. Jeremy Dylan is a filmmaker, journalist and photographer from Sydney, Australia who has worked in the music industry since 2007. He directed the the feature music documentary Jim Lauderdale: The King of Broken Hearts (out now!) and the feature film Benjamin Sniddlegrass and the Cauldron of Penguins, in addition to many commercials and music videos. If you've got any feedback or suggestions, drop us a line at myfavoritealbumpodcast@gmail.com.