Podcasts about hey colossus

This episode we talk about music from Playthatboizay, Hey Colossus and the QC's own Grandfather Confusion. We also talk pretty much only about Toxoplasmosis and the 90's, so yeah, get ready for that. 

Le phénomène de la gravité analysé par les mots du chorégraphe Steve Paxton et mis en musique dans Dead Moon Night, tout un programme pour s'autoriser une dose de brutalité en apesanteur, avec Low, Earth, Hey Colossus, Hilary Woords, Moonrite ou encore Sarah Davachi Kyuss - Preaching Hilary Woods - II The Black Angels - Science Killer Wooden Shjips - We Ask You to ride Kyuss - Girl BoyTom Earth - Like Gold And Faceted Sleep - Dragonaut Hey Colossus - Donkey Jaw Low - White Horses Ecstatic Vision - Astral Plane Moonrite - The Giant Wood Man Desvelh - Artùs Sarah Davachi - Gradual of Image Black Sabbath - Changes Référence Steve Paxton - About Dancing Steve Paxtion - La Gravité

Met ditmaal: Maximo Park, The The, Hannah Jadagu, Katy Kirby, The Vices, Roosevelt, Delvon Lamarr Organ Trio, Chet Faker, Aaron Lee Tasjan, Black Sabbath, Celeste, Mogwai, Hey Colossus, plus een exclusieve instore van Sleaford Mods. Concerto Radio, aflevering 375 (19 februari 2021): Maximo Park, All Of Me: Nature Always Wins The The, I Want 2...

Conan Neutron's Protonic Reversal

DBL#7 JOE THOMPSON Joe is best known as the bass player in Hey Colossus a 6 piece band formed in the London area in 2003. They are quite prolific at this point having released a number of albums and splits on a variety of different labels. Their sound incorporates many heavy elements drawing from noise rock, post punk, krautrock & psychedelic music. The track at the end of the interview is a 16 minute long piece which demonstrates this kind  of diversity. It is also from their new album 'Dances/Curses' which was released on Wrong Speed Records Joe's new label which he set up last year. He also wrote a book published  by Pomona in 2019 detailing his life and experiences of being in a smaller independent rock band.Hey Colossus are a group I don't know that much about so it was good to hear the details about their background and how they work. Also Joe's perspective in particular on the points previously mentioned.Conversation recorded in December of 2020.Please subscribe and share this to anyone who may be interested.Follow here on Instagram: @destroybeforelistening  

This week on the Yellow Brit Road... a chance to wind down, relax and forget the world, temporarily. Primarily the last of those. Drown out your anxiety with the tales and mishaps of cute bear cubs, a great interview and... merch?! We had music old and new; one of the best alternative bands in the world, Velvet Underground on this week, 7-year-old Welsh singer and guitarist Arianwen, Czech-label-Italian "weird" rock trio Julinko, a new single from the Kaiser Freaks Kaiser Chiefs, London based Hey Colossus and pianist Duval Timothy! This week's submission was in from Fareham, UK, courtesy rock and roll band The Straights. Keep an eye out for them, they're gonna be big! If you'd like to get involved with the show, now is a good time! Through November and December, CFRC is running its annual funding, and each week there's something new to get involved with, and tons of great prizes from Kingston community stores! Find out all about it on cfrc.ca, and if you'd like to promote your music on the show, tweet @YellowBritCFRC or email yellowbritroad@gmail.com. We read a powerful article written by former Noisettes fromtwoman Shingai, whose latest album Too Bold is out now. Masala Chai this week was courtesy Toronto thrash punks the OBGMs who have a new album, and Montreal punk band Super Punk. Look out for my interview with them in the coming weeks! Find this week's playlist here (and support artists directly through Bandcamp and others if you can!) Catch the Yellow Brit Road live on your dials every Sunday at 8 PM ET on cfrc.ca! Get in touch with the show: email yellowbritroad@gmail.com or tweet @YellowBritCFRC

Bob and Joe of Hey Colossus tell me about their years of touring, their respective jobs as audio-editor and postman, line-up changes and self-releasing their new double LP Dances/CursesOrder Dances/Curses herePhoto: Maria KarlakovaGet your beers delivered! 101 Part Time Jobs is supported by Signature Brew: listeners can get 10% off all their beers by visiting signaturebrew.co.uk and using the code '101PODCAST'Songs: Hey Colossus 'Medal', Cock Sparrer 'Working' See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Joe Thompson joins us for episode #17 for a fascinating conversation which centres around the underground/DIY music scene. Joe has played with his current band, Hey Colossus, since the early 2000s, during which time he has striven to support not only his own music but that of so many others. His commitment to this culture is rooted in community and creativity and the stories he has shared with us are inspirational. As you'll hear, we reference Joe's fantastic book, which is part of the Sleevenotes series published by Pomona. It comes highly recommended! Our thanks to Joe for coming on the show and to the team at Pomona for their support in setting it up. Check out the links below to get a copy of Joe's book and to hear and buy some incredible music. Love and thanks, as ever Steve and Ben x https://wrongspeedrecords.bandcamp.com/artists https://www.pomonauk.com/

Dancefloor smashers, bleak noises, and a long-overdue new single from Arab Strap are amongst this week's highlights. We have percussive transcendental psychedelia from Brazil and from Forest Hill, we've got a bonkers-yet-brilliant track from Misty's Big Adventure's Grandmaster Gareth, driving Swiss Krautrock from Cyril Cyril, experimental folk from Iceland's MSEA and a whole lot more... Tracklisting Sarine - (E) Volante (Lovers & Lollypops, Portugal) Grandmaster Gareth - Garethcetamol (self-release, UK) Hey Colossus - The Mirror (feat. Mark Lanegan) (Wrong Speed, UK) Cyril Cyril - Les Gens (Les Disque Bongo Joe, Switzerland / Born Bad Records, France) Holy Scum - Kill Each Other (self-release, UK) Arab Strap - The Turning of Our Bones (Rock Action Records, UK) Mera Bhai - Mañana Groove (Moshi Moshi Music, UK) Saucy Lady - A Shooting Star (Star Creature Universal Vibrations, USA) Lucidvox - My Little Star (Звездочка) (Glitterbeat Records, Germany) MSEA - Flesh Tone (MYRKFÆLNI, Iceland) Produced and edited by Nick McCorriston.

Seventh trip. Music by Rollins Band, Bad Brains, Helmet, Tad, Drunkdriver, Ruins, Knut, Akron/Family, Lard, Rapeman, The Stooges, Steel Pole Bath Tub, Lightning Bolt, Hey Colossus, Napalm Death, Z-Rock Hawaii, Boris, The Men, White Mice, Black Dice. Timestamped track list and 200 more mixes: www.mixcloud.com/darksatanicpills/

Welcome to episode 19 where Adam chats to Joe of Hey Colossus about his top gigs. We talk about his book as part of the Sleevenotes series which covers hilarious tales of a hardworking DIY band. Joe also spoke at some length about his new label Wrong Speed Records and the releases so far including Sweet Williams latest effort. More importantly we talk about clarinets, Yorkshire Tea and Peach farmers! Check out Wrong Speed Records here: https://wrongspeedrecords.bandcamp.com/merch Pick up his book here: https://heycolossus.bigcartel.com/product/joe-thompson-sleevenotes

Grosse semaine de rock, où l'on découvre les nouveautés de Robert Forster, Bleu Nuit, Glued, The National, Buke and Gase, Navet Confit, Red Mass, Le Trouble, et plusieurs autres. Vos animateurs vous servent, en formule "camomille", les nouveautés de Hayden, Big Thief et Wye Oak... Et vous font saigner des oreilles (!!!) avec les chansons de Prieuramp;Landry, Hey Colossus et Gnaw Their Tongues !

Mike chats with all round good dudes and cereal fans Bob and Joe, founding members of Hey Colossus. The pair pick some favourites from over the years and talk about anything but music. FFO Eddie Stobart, Voluntary Manslaughter, Aerosmith and bad puns. Tunes are all Hey Colossus and are: 'War Crows' from 'Happy Birthday'LP 'Oktave Dokkter' from 'Live at Magasin4, Brussels'LP 'I Am The Chiswick Strangler' from 'Project:Death'LP 'The Money Will Roll Right In' from the Lords split 7" 'Potions' from 'The Guillotine' LP 'Fire Up The Tambourine' from 'Happy Birthday' LP

Ach&Krach – Gespräche über Lärmmusik Folge 3 In dieser Folge sprechen wir über Alben von HEY COLOSSUS, THE ICEBURN COLLECTIVE, KATE TEMPEST und GNAW THEIR TONGUES Hier ist der Link zur Spotify-Playlist zu0 dieser Folge: https://open.spotify.com/user/1125766417/playlist/1hqbbbXLzy0OJkjr5xyX5L Hier die vier besprochen Alben: https://open.spotify.com/album/3Zy0xeAELJ9tHBERNkv7lL https://open.spotify.com/album/4E3Zb0PXtusTSBff6kEPNX https://open.spotify.com/album/4E3Zb0PXtusTSBff6kEPNX https://open.spotify.com/album/3YWiHrCHbM1VTwoC9LK4Ti Weitere Musik, die Erwähnung fand: Jochens Top Ten 2017: GIGAN: https://open.spotify.com/album/0kj4cwJD9Ww6uxC1mbq5Qz GNOD: https://open.spotify.com/album/5EXqFb0ch5dqP2ncl63XVY BORIS: https://open.spotify.com/album/3DCuSislw0Fstw3mb6VvbD PROTOMARTYR: https://open.spotify.com/album/5w1LR7cbTKEoCfgB98rkgR BLUT AUS NORD: https://open.spotify.com/album/3BrfgSK2ajxuGn46V1qWyn YC-CY: https://yc-cy.bandcamp.com/album/todestanz YOWIE: https://open.spotify.com/album/5Upyr24byRNksrLgwOgVkH HEY COLOSSUS: siehe oben PISSED JEANS: https://open.spotify.com/album/28DmrpnPDaAYBc0F5P6niZ WIEGEDOOD: https://open.spotify.com/album/1DwMKkGWd3LMwOolq5mn3B Anmerkung: Robert verwechselte PISSED JEANS mit COCAIN PISS: https://open.spotify.com/album/3WDb5PNvU1Y22VhkDFzqyo EAGLE TWIN: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3iy3SOWFTiLpuebpxjrLrS ASCEND: https://open.spotify.com/album/73JvSawa3yrM5lJwphKcqC ENGINE KID: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0bteMXCrtUt65so0SGpP5X OXMO PUCCINO: https://open.spotify.com/artist/44bvfFf9VeGwVjK0QDqQ7O MASSIVE ATTACK: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6FXMGgJwohJLUSr5nVlf9X PORTISHEAD: https://open.spotify.com/artist/6liAMWkVf5LH7YR9yfFy1Y MORCHEEBA: https://open.spotify.com/album/5hoYuQl3lpjq4wSB1m7v7n Projekte von Maurice de Jong: DE MAGIA VETERUM: https://open.spotify.com/artist/3HXEA0ASqGdtey67tUKBYH ADERLATING: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0l0HIea1PwZxuwDnTuPjRl CLOAK OF ALTERING: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0l0HIea1PwZxuwDnTuPjRl SEIROM: https://open.spotify.com/artist/4pIsShm8IYovTTUd8KDPUh

Pinch punch - the first of the month... Last Friday was the start of September, and John and Luke were joined in tQHQ by Barry The Barber and Todd The Dog. Abandoning their usual tack of bringing you the best in new music, they picked a selection of ABCs (anthems, bangers, classics) which remind them of the history of the site. During the show John also had his haircut (but thankfully not like Phil Oakey) by Barry The Barber and the music came from Hey Colossus, Blacknecks, Erasure, LCD Soundsystem, The Ex, Gazelle Twin, Destroyer, NOMEANSNO, Kelala, Turbonegro, The Chromatics, Double S & Wiley, some madness to do with rollercoasters that Seb chose, Ibibio Sound Machine, Gravenhurst and of course The Fall. This show was just one of many on (what will hopefully be) the inaugural Quietus Day Of Radio. Thanks to everyone who was part of this 12 hour epic - especially Seb and Iain... we spent the whole period celebrating the best in underground, DIY and global music. We were also joined by Saul of Fat White Family, Nadine Shah, Steve Davis and Kavus Torabi and the Last Skeptic, it's no surprise we ended up trending on Twitter. And that's before we get to the mind expanding exploration of Japanese psych and foghorns by Jennifer Lucy-Allan; a trip round the extreme metal fringes of India with Pavan & Pravin Mukhi (aka Foreign Beggars); Ruth Barnes (The Other Woman) and Piney Gir playing indie, folk and exotica; the heroic and inimitable Lone Taxidermist, not to mention appearances from all the Quietus staffers. So even though it was the site's ninth birthday on Friday you might be forgiven for wondering why our celebratory mood has been tempered with anxiety - like Edvard Munch's The Scream in a party hat. This is because we're currently unlikely to make our tenth birthday - or even the end of the year - without some financial assistance from you, dear reader - and apologies if you've already read this once this week but it really bears repeating - we're facing closure. I have to say that I think it's absolutely crazy given we are Europe's biggest, fully independent music and culture website, reaching an annual audience of millions all over the globe, with a constant supply of high quality articles and content by some of the best writers in the game, and yet again this month we'll be having a whip round, reaching down the back of the sofa, taking the hammer to the piggy bank, emptying the penny jar and selling the prized vinyl on Discogs, just so we can make the rent. Because online magazines tend to be overly reliant on banner advertising (something we're working on a solution to behind the scenes) and we're not venture capital/ rich parent/ tax loss funded, we are being absolutely hammered by the recent catastrophic 90% drop off in online ad spend - not to mention the all-too-predictable chicanery by monolithic money hoovering digital monopolies such as Google and Facebook, which has amounted to an arsenic cherry on the cyanide birthday cake this year. If it helps you to visualise the problem, imagine an egg that a seven year old has painted the face of Jarvis Cocker onto. Now that you have conjured this image into being, picture a cyberman on shore leave pissed up at last orders. Now picture the cyberman - with a semi on and a heart full of hatred - punching the Jarvis egg with all of his terrible might. Do you see the problem? Now, undoubtedly, there will be some among you who cry: "Why should we care? What good are music magazines in this day and age when everything's already online?" This is a completely fair point, to which I have a simple response: "Have you found any music via the Quietus over the last 12 months?" And if the answer is yes, just give us a fiver if you can afford it (please don't give us money if you're from a low income family, still at school, a struggling student, on benefits, or an elderly person burning books to stay warm - all we ask from you is that you just keep on reading the ...

This week Gareth is playing records that are for sale via new IMP-affiliated record store RIYL. It's an hour in familiar territory for podcast regulars, moving seamlessly between heavy riffage rock, through techno, Finnish jazz edits, library music, Gqom and German Christian funk, with new releases from Surgeon, Silkie, The Wharves, and Delia Derbyshire amongst others. RIYL.co.uk

An exclusive first play of a new Hey Colossus track is just one highlight in this week’s podcast. There are absolute storming tracks from the ever reliable crate diggers at Finders Keepers Records and Africa Seven, we also have new tracks from the legendary alto saxophonist Idris Ackamoor & the Pyramids, New Zealand jazz rockists Orchestra of Spheres, podcast favourites Fumaça Preta, Tim Hecker, and The Dwarfs of East Agouza. Tracklisting Fumaca Preta - Decimo Andar The Dwarfs of East Agouza - Baka of

Everything we love about music this week. From piano hip-hop courtesy of the impeccable L’Orange, or obtuse Bollywood OSTs, or just a brand new track from Hey Colossus. There’s great music all over the shop - pioneering grime label Butterz have a new one, as does London jazz collectors Jazzman. There’s plenty to get stuck into in this week’s show. Download from iTunes: www.itunes.com/podcast?id=981100481

Disappointed by the Glastonbury rain? Milhoes de Festa will bring sunshine and great music guaranteed in Portugal between 23-26 July. This week we delve into the line-up to find the amazing local acts and our old favourites and feature them on the podcast. Including The Bug, Michael Rother (Neu) and Hey Colossus alongside lesser known acts including Batsaykhantüül, Raw Decimating Brutality, and THEESatisfaction. http://www.milhoesdefesta.com

Qu'ont en commun Led Zeppelin et Jim Jarmusch ? Patti Smith et Tool ? Earth et Smashing Pumpkins ? Pas grand-chose à première vue, sinon une certaine maîtrise de la corde electrisée, et une prétention, récurrente ou furtive dans leur discographie, à vouloir emmener l'auditeur vers une certaine idée de la spiritualité, de l'au-delà, de la mort, du psychédélique, enfin toutes ces conneries nébuleuses souvent agrémentées de fumées lourdes, voire de rouflaquettes fournies, dans l'imaginaire collectif et opiacé. Mais ô voyageur spirituel d'un soir, oublie ton patchouli et tes posters de Jimmy Hendrix, car ce trip n'est pas de tout repos, et ton esprit viendra se perdre entre les voix mystiques d'OM et les complaintes sombres et vaudoues des Hey Colossus, entre les cordes païennes de Led Zep et les incantations tribales des Swans, et viendra s'écraser sur le pavé de Tanger pour une lente tribulation nocturne ou une dernière expiration hallucinée, à moins qu'il ne s'enlise en cours de route dans un bayou, une forêt nordique, ou sur une plage tahitienne... bon (dernier) voyage. Après son passage par nos ondes en Sélection extérieure (à retrouver ici), Ehoarn de Tartine de contrebasse nous livre, en guise de 15ème mix, une sélection tartinienne de haute volée. Tracklist : OM - Addis (Advaitic Songs - 2012) Blaak Heat Shujaa - Shadows (The Beast Pt. II) (The Edge of an Era - 2013) Earth - Descent to the Zenith (Angels of Darkness, Demons of Light 1 - 2011) Swans - Lunacy (The Seer - 2012) Jozef Van Wissem / SQ‹RL - Sola Gratia (Part 2) (Only Lovers Left Alive OST - 2014) Led Zeppelin - Black Mountain Side (Led Zeppelin - 1969) Oiseaux-TempÍte - Soudain le ciel (Ütopiya? - 2015) Mars Red Sky - Saddle Point (Mars Red Sky - 2011) Tetema - Emptiness of Ecstasy (Geocidal - 2014) Tetema - Death in Tangiers (Geocidal - 2014) Smashing Pumpkins - Spaced (Pisces Iscariot - 1994) Hey Colossus - Lagos Atom (In Black and Gold - 2015) Oranssi Pazuzu - Reik‰ Maisemassa (Valonielu - 2013) Tool - Intension (10 000 Days - 2006) Heroin in Tahiti - Zatlath Aithas (Sun and Violence - 2015) Patti Smith - Fireflies (Gone Again - 1996)

Qu'ont en commun Led Zeppelin et Jim Jarmusch ? Patti Smith et Tool ? Earth et Smashing Pumpkins ? Pas grand-chose à première vue, sinon une certaine maîtrise de la corde electrisée, et une prétention, récurrente ou furtive dans leur discographie, à vouloir emmener l'auditeur vers une certaine idée de la spiritualité, de l'au-delà, de la mort, du psychédélique, enfin toutes ces conneries nébuleuses souvent agrémentées de fumées lourdes, voire de rouflaquettes fournies, dans l'imaginaire collectif et opiacé. Mais ô voyageur spirituel d'un soir, oublie ton patchouli et tes posters de Jimmy Hendrix, car ce trip n'est pas de tout repos, et ton esprit viendra se perdre entre les voix mystiques d'OM et les complaintes sombres et vaudoues des Hey Colossus, entre les cordes païennes de Led Zep et les incantations tribales des Swans, et viendra s'écraser sur le pavé de Tanger pour une lente tribulation nocturne ou une dernière expiration hallucinée, à moins qu'il ne s'enlise en cours de route dans un bayou, une forêt nordique, ou sur une plage tahitienne... bon (dernier) voyage. Après son passage par nos ondes en Sélection extérieure (à retrouver ici), Ehoarn de Tartine de contrebasse nous livre, en guise de 15ème mix, une sélection tartinienne de haute volée. Tracklist : OM - Addis (Advaitic Songs - 2012) Blaak Heat Shujaa - Shadows (The Beast Pt. II) (The Edge of an Era - 2013) Earth - Descent to the Zenith (Angels of Darkness, Demons of Light 1 - 2011) Swans - Lunacy (The Seer - 2012) Jozef Van Wissem / SQ‹RL - Sola Gratia (Part 2) (Only Lovers Left Alive OST - 2014) Led Zeppelin - Black Mountain Side (Led Zeppelin - 1969) Oiseaux-TempÍte - Soudain le ciel (Ütopiya? - 2015) Mars Red Sky - Saddle Point (Mars Red Sky - 2011) Tetema - Emptiness of Ecstasy (Geocidal - 2014) Tetema - Death in Tangiers (Geocidal - 2014) Smashing Pumpkins - Spaced (Pisces Iscariot - 1994) Hey Colossus - Lagos Atom (In Black and Gold - 2015) Oranssi Pazuzu - Reik‰ Maisemassa (Valonielu - 2013) Tool - Intension (10 000 Days - 2006) Heroin in Tahiti - Zatlath Aithas (Sun and Violence - 2015) Patti Smith - Fireflies (Gone Again - 1996)

Qu'ont en commun Led Zeppelin et Jim Jarmusch ? Patti Smith et Tool ? Earth et Smashing Pumpkins ? Pas grand-chose à première vue, sinon une certaine maîtrise de la corde électrisée, et une prétention, récurrente ou furtive dans leur discographie, à vouloir emmener l'auditeur vers une certaine idée de la spiritualité, de l'au-delà, de la mort, du psychédélique, enfin toutes ces conneries nébuleuses souvent agrémentées de fumées lourdes, voire de rouflaquettes fournies, dans l'imaginaire collectif et opiacé. Mais ô voyageur spirituel d'un soir, oublie ton patchouli et tes posters de Jimmy Hendrix, car ce trip n'est pas de tout repos, et ton esprit viendra se perdre entre les voix mystiques d'OM et les complaintes sombres et vaudoues des Hey Colossus, entre les cordes païennes de Led Zep et les incantations tribales des Swans, et viendra s'écraser sur le pavé de Tanger pour une lente tribulation nocturne ou une dernière expiration hallucinée, à moins qu'il ne s'enlise en cours de route dans un bayou, une forêt nordique, ou sur une plage tahitienne... Bon (dernier) voyage. Après son passage par nos ondes en Sélection extérieure (à retrouver ici), Ehoarn de Tartine de Contrebasse nous livre, en guise de quinzième mix, une sélection tartinienne de haute volée. Tracklist : OM - Addis (Advaitic Songs, 2012) Blaak Heat Shujaa - Shadows (The Beast Pt.II) (The Edge of an Era, 2013) Earth - Descent to the Zenith (Angels of Darkness, Demons of Light I, 2011) Swans - Lunacy (The Seer, 2012) Jozef van Wissem / SQÜRL - Sola Gratia (Part 2) (Only Lovers Left Alive, 2014) Led Zeppelin - Black Mountain Side (Led Zeppelin, 1969) Oiseaux-Tempête - Soudain le Ciel (Ütopiya?, 2015) Mars Red Sky - Saddle Point (Mars Red Sky, 2011) Tētēma - Emptiness of Ecstasy (Geocidal, 2014) Tētēma - Death in Tangiers (Geocidal, 2014) Smashing Pumpkins - Spaced (Pisces Iscariot, 1994) Hey Colossus - Lagos Atom (In Black and Gold, 2015) Oranssi Pazuzu - Reikä Maisemassa (Valonielu, 2013) Tool - Intension (10,000 Days, 2006) Heroin in Tahiti - Zatlath Aithas (Sun and Violence, 2015) Patti Smith - Fireflies (Gone Again, 1996) Photo : Bayou de Manchac, Louisiane, Ed Voisin

Raw Power Festival is between 22-24 May at The Dome in London. Anthony organises it so this week he and Gareth are playing some of the artists they are looking forward to seeing. It's very heavy, mixed with the usual weird and wonderful sounds familiar to the Independent Music Podcast. There are a couple of previous podcast favourites making a return, including Gnod, The Wharves and Fumaca Preta, alongside new bands Sex Swing and Satteliti and more established artists including Hey Colossus and Esben & the