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This week, the boys are joined once more by Dan Mitchell, AKA Dan #1, taller, faster, stronger! Ian presents a musical conspiracy he learned! Dan brings rice candies for them all to try! Together, they join hands to discuss the latest album from Mac DeMarco, Here Comes The Cowboy (1:59). Listeners beware! This episode contains glorious mouth smacks sure to trigger your ASMR fantasies. You've been warned.  Contact: EarBuddiespod@gmail.com Instagram: Earbuddiespod Twitter: @earbuddiespod  

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On the ninety-fifth episode of Audioface: Reviews: "Here Comes The Cowboy" by Mac Demarco, "Any Random Kindness" by Hælos, and "PROTO" by Holly Herndon New Singles: "Johannesburg" by Africa Express, "RICKY" by Denzel Curry, & "Alligator" by Of Monsters & Men. Have you been to the Wu-Tang District? The Here Comes The Cowboy review. Thom Yorke reveals his next album and the musician that inspired him to make it. Woodstock 50 is turning into this year's FYRE fest, The Any Random Kindness review. Questions surrounding the Prodigy frontman's death, and a pair of drive-by shootings rattle the rap world. The PROTO review. Bieber defends a wife beater, and how EDM traumatizes fish. Audioface is better with you. Send your comments & music recommendations by reaching out to @audiofacepod on Twitter or Instagram and we'll check it out. We appreciate it, and you. Thank you for listening with us!

Mac DeMarco - All of Our Yesterdays - from the 2019 album Here Comes The Cowboy on Mac's Record Label.Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

De loin l’album le moins accessible de la discographie du Canadien, « Here Comes The Cowboy » , paru ce vendredi 10 mai 2019, marque la première sortie de Mac DeMarco sur son propre label indépendant, Mac’s Record Label.  Si l’on pouvait s’y attendre compte tenu des singles sortis en amont et des déclarations de son créateur, force est de constater que cette œuvre prend une direction complètement à l’opposé de ce que l’on connaît du Pepperoni Playboy. Assurément une manière pour le prince du rock indépendant de nous rappeler, quitte à déplaire, sa liberté absolue… et aussi de clamer sa volonté de passer définitivement à autre chose ? Extraits utilisés, autres que les morceaux d’Here Comes The Cowboy, dans le désordre chronologique de l’épisode :  Pandrezz - Alone In The Jazz Club Mac DeMarco - Let Her Go Mac DeMarco - Freaking Out The Neighborhood Mac DeMarco - Gipsy Woman (La La Dee), Crystal Waters cover, Live At Lowlands Festival 2017, vidéo YouTube de strangedaysindeed9 "Mac Demarco on This Old Dog leaking", vidéo YouTube de joey Mac DeMarco - Passing Out Pieces Mac DeMarco - It's Gonna Be Lonely (Prince Cover), vidéo YouTube de Pitchfork Mac DeMarco - Missing The Old Me Mac DeMarco - Pussy In The Morning Mac DeMarco - Salad Days Mac DeMarco - Still Beating Mac DeMarco - Blue Boy VACATIONS - Relax Travis Bretzer - Giving Up Mac DeMarco - Dreams From Yesterday  Mac DeMarco - Another One Makeout Videotape - Only You Mac DeMarco - Rock and Roll Nightclub Mac DeMarco - On The Level Mac DeMarco - Chamber Of Reflection Shigeo Sekito - The World II Mac DeMarco - My Old Man Tame Impala - Sundown Syndrome Mac DeMarco - Passing Out Pieces (8-Bit), vidéo YouTube de Nonak   Belle écoute à toutes et à tous ! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/sourde-oreille/message

Mac DeMarco gives Kyle Meredith a ring to discuss Here Comes The Cowboy and where he gets his love of soft rock and unapologetically romantic songs. We also hear about artist Henry Flynt's influence on this record, how moving to Los Angeles affected his writing, jams like on the song "Choo Choo", the lost art of the hidden track, and how starting his own record label has changed his day-to-day. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy