Podcasts about Japanther

Featuring music from Shotwell, Shellshag, RVIVR, Smut, Japanther and more

Featuring music from Shotwell, Shellshag, RVIVR, Smut, Japanther and more

Humor and the Abject has a special treat for all you screedlers out there: an interview with Japanther co-founder Ian Vanek. He’s about to release “Puppy Dog Ice Cream,” a new book all about Japanther’s 13-year run, published by Outlandish Press. We talked about buzzing, vibing, and dancing; Brooklyn DIY in the mid-00s; one-man motorcycle/sampler tours; the rainy charm of the Pacific Northwest; blissing the fuck out; playing a show in a castle with Penny Rimbaud of Crass (who bit them); how to make your band a sculpture, and a whole lot more. The outro music is Ian’s current band HOWARDIAN, reworking a Genesis classic. Pre-order your copy of “Puppy Dog Ice Cream” today: https://www.outlandish.press/store/p/puppy-dog-ice-cream-the-story-of-japanther

Hey, for New Year's, I got you a buncha smokers! I have the gift receipt if you don't like it, though. Japanther (ft. Spank Rock)--“Radical Businessman” The Hex Dispensers--“I've Got My Doppelganger On” Greta Van Fleet--“Highway Tune” The Lurkers--“I'm On Heat” Sloppy Seconds--“Black Roses” The Fuzztones--“As Time's Gone” The Changin' Times--“How Is The Air Up There” The Wheels--“Bad Little Woman” The Boys Blue--“You Got What I Want” Flash and the Memphis Casuals--“Uptight Tonight” DMZ--“Mighty Idy” The Clinger Sisters--“Mean It” Gino and the Goons--“Watch You Shine” The Moving Sidewalks--“99th Floor” The Unusuals--“I'm Walkin', Babe” Jack Hammer--“Fire Baby” The Lords--“Que Sera” Los Monjes--“Pobre Niña” David Houston--“One and Only” Eddie and the Hot Rods--“Teenage Depression”

...........................NEW.WORLD...................................... By Anatoly Brooks http://www.filefactory.com/file/160nwv0qa6gf/nEWwORLD.mp3 01. Japanther – Green jug 02. Julia Holter – Don’t make me over 03. Chris Schlarb – My foolish heart 04. Ilya – All i got 05. Jérôme Chassagnard – Childwood 06. Keaton Henson – Elevator song 07. The Irrepressibles – New world (live at the Limehouse) 08. Ilya – All i got 09. David Bazan – Deny myself 10. Early Day Miners – East Berlin at night 11. Ventana – One second bridge 12. Dead Combo – O menino, o vento e o mar 13. The Tallest Man On Earth – Both sides now (Joni Mitchell cover) 14. The Irrepressibles – Always on my mind 15. Son Lux – All directions 16. Kaki King – Falling day 17. Wire – Humming 18. Scott Matthews – Is this love (Bob Marley cover) 19. Anna Calvi – Strange weather (feat, David Byrne) 20. Johannes Hirschmann – Idle Total time – 1.22:48 A photo by Kai Ziehl Sultry voice of Radio Etiopia – Ana Ribeiro www.radioetiopia.com Phase 108.1: http://www.phase108.net/Show.aspx?podcastId=13 https://radiolisboa.pt/

FROM TODAY’s EPISODE: Making something out of nothing Promoting your art without losing sight of your art Detaching from outcomes Overcoming distractions and focusing on your art   Connect with Mike: http://www.michaelalanart.com/   RESOURCES: Podcasting Together: www.heatherparady.com/podcastingtogether Join our Private Facebook Group: https://bit.ly/2lPut5A Youtube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/heatherparady     Michael Alan is a native NYC 1977 NON STOP creative force who’s roots lie in old NYC underground culture, running events and clubs from a young age in the early 90s. Ties and connections from his endless drawing publicly all around the city. He ran shows at the Palladium, Club Expo, Sound Factory, Remote Lounge, Pyramid, to name a few and his own club Michael Alan’s Playhouse. He bridged the gap with Sunday school which took place every Sunday throughout New York where anyone could come display their art or perform, he kept no percent. As a very young kid club promoter he was drawing live at all these huge shows which led him to his path to show at galleries from a very young age. He went from DJing, running performances, spray painting backdrops and helping his friends to showing in Chelsea as a kid. He is famous for his signature line work that has made an impact on NYC. His work varies from drawings, paintings, sculptures, prints, collage, murals, installations, music, and performance. He has various gallery representation, as well as commercial clients (HBO, ABC, DJ Atrak, Cormega, SVA etc.) Michael Alan’s work occupies a living, color coordinated, extra dimensional, linear­­ stage, where everything is happening at the same time. He creates multiple overlaying and underlying techniques to create a beautiful, yet raw and fragile visual language. Various figures and abstract elements pulsate and unfold at the same time in his work. He defines it in Alan Ket’s short film as “figurative abstraction”. Michael’s work ranges from comedic, satyrical, and sinister to lovely and kind, raw and emotional to punk, fashionable to unfashionable, and destructive to harmonic. It contains colorful overlapping continuous detailed line work. The subject ranges from beautiful figures to raw New York commentary.  There are paintings inside paintings inside paintings. You can look and see a homeless man fighting a knight on a horse from the Renaissance, or just see what you want to see. Michael’s main goals as an artist are to represent New York City, to never give up, never stop growing, and to create work every day and every night. Every use of material from oil to ink to pastel to spray, even cut ups of the artist’s own drawings are combined into epic visions of emotional forms inhabiting inviting puzzles, or serene complex linear structures connected by looping bolts of pure pigment. They are alive. You are alive. Alan is extremely prolific, laboring away for 12 hours each day, working anywhere in NYC from home, on the bus, his studio, his performances, friend’s hangouts, even doctor’s visits. He has produced over 2,500 completed artworks in spite of enduring massive trauma to his physical body.   “I am Michael Alien, an alien who wants good and to exist with a twist of chaos and a big splash of toxic paint!”— Art Info   For Michael Alan, art is a combination of harmonious opposites, close observation, catharsis, a means of communication and a radical juxtaposition of dimensional elements. He challenges everything: concepts of figure, composition, media and movement, including the language of drawing. Exploring the ambiguity of time and history, Alan’s work focuses on translating energy into images. Alan was born in the summer of 1977, in Bushwick during the New York City blackout.  His work has been featured in 9 New York solo shows, over 200 group shows, and over 200 Living Installations. His work has been discussed in over 200 publications, books and media sources, including the New York Times, The Huffington Post, Bomb Magazine, Art 21,  NBC’s Today Show, Marie Claire Italia, Frank 151, Art+Auction, the New York Post, Fox Channel 5, the Village Voice’s “Best in Show”, The Creator’s Project, Art Forum, the Gothamist, Time Out New York, Vice, Frame, American Artist, Animal, Hyperallergic, Curbs and Stoops,  Cacao and many more. In addition to his work as a multi-media artist, Michael is the founder and director of the Living Installation, where human beings are transformed into unique, living art objects.  These happenings are often set to Alan’s original music, which is recorded featuring artists such as Tim “Love” Lee, Mike’s mom and dad, Renaldo of Renaldo and the Loaf, The Krays, Jello Biafra, Jesse from Yuppiside, The Residents, Tommy Ramone, Ariel Pink, Meredith Monk, Japanther, Ramsey Jones, Geneva Jacuzzi, 3 Teens Kill 4 (remix), Odd Nasdam, and Satellite Jones.

This week Chris and Skip talk about Tool’s new album in 13 years… It’s still Tool, folks. We wonder how Sweden let’s a couple in pig masks fuck on the side of the highway. Thanks for listening! Enjoy. We rate and review: Matrix Don’t Let Go Carnival Row We intro with Radical Businessman by Japanther, interlude with Tear It Down by No Redeeming Social Value and Title Holder by The Interrupters, and close with The Gap by Thompson Twins. Follow us on Twitter @adoradio0 or @M_ADOradio or @Skip_ADO_Radio. We're a proud member of the BAT SQUAD network (www.batsquadnetwork.com). Make sure to check out the other great shows! What?

       We listened to the song "All we got is each other" by Japanther off Instant Money Magic, which Matt figured out is actually a cover of a Ghost Mice song (not according to Discogs. -ed) Crazy. Support each other, DIY, everything is punk rock, be cool, cooperation not competition. Be a new kind of 2019 hippy. Can that word come back and be punk rock? Japanther you are the NYC we will always miss. They played at the Whitney Museum for god sakes. Email - records@harveylovesharvey.com Twitter - @welisten21 Instagram - welisten2records Leave a message on the Welisten hotline - 978-707-9899 

[Ian Vanek](https://twitter.com/Japanther) spent 13 years in the art project duo Japanther. He's currently touring the country by himself on a dirt bike as part of his new project [Howardian](http://ianvanek.com/). We talked about the challenges of solo motorcycle touring, frosted weed milkshakes, and why Japanther called itself an art project instead of a band.

This week we take a look at newly-elected NYC Mayor Bill de Blasio with City & State’s Aaron Short, and later we’re joined by photographer Tod Seelie and Ian Vanek of Japanther to discuss Tod’s new book, Bright Nights.

Of the two Japan portmanteau bands, Japanther is definitely the red headed step child. While Japandroid‘s racked up the accolades last year, Japanther lay...

Darin Bresnitz is getting spicy on today’s Snacky Tunes. Tune into this episode to hear Darin chat with Jimmy Carbone and Steve Seabury about the upcoming New York City Hot Sauce Expo on April 20th, 2013. Hear why Jimmy and Steve teamed up to create this event, and why there is a need for a great hot sauce festival on the East Coast. How do a lot of new hot sauce makers differ from the traditional hot sauce companies? Later, Darin is joined in the studio by Lesley Townsend Duval to talk about this year’s installment of The Manhattan Cocktail Classic. Learn about the five-day festival, and some of the new events for this year’s cocktail celebration. How is cocktail culture changing? Finally, Darin wraps up the show with Ian Vanek of Japanther. Hear about Japanther’s decade-long journey of art, music, and play. How does Japanther hope to combine the worlds of art, food, and music in the digital age? Find out on this week’s Snacky Tunes! This program has been sponsored by Tekserve. “A lot of new hot sauce makers, such as myself, are all about flavor. It’s easy to make a sauce that will rip your face off.” [9:50] — Steve Seabury on Snacky Tunes “Cocktails are going more in the savory direction, and that compliments food a lot better.” [30:00] — Lesley Townsend Duval on Snacky Tunes

Okay! Regular episode this week, featuring music both NEW and OLD! Lower Dens, Sharon Van Etten, The Partridge Family, Japanther, R. Stevie Moore (gloriously pictured), Chairlift, Nicolas Jaar, Neutral Milk Hotel, Zola Jesus and Girls At Our Best.  I hope you liiiiiiiiiike it and you can email me if you have any questions or suggestions for specials! Or if you want to be on Sounds Ace and Friends.  x esther 

Hi everyone! Here's a bunch of songs I didn't get to play before 2011's end. Featuring Eleanor Friedberger, Drake, Austra, Julia Holter (pictured), Isle Adore, Atlas Sound, Japanther, Quilt and Marissa Nadler.  Thanks for listening!  WELCOME TO SOUNDS ACE 2012!!!!  x esther

THIS IS IT! Final Sounds Ace of 2010! As promised, it's the second part to my Best Of series in honour of the year's end and features some of my favourite songs from this past year INCLUDING: Titus Andronicus (who's fronter Patrick Stickles is pictured), Joanna Newsom (best song of 2010 for me, I think???), Japanther, Women, Woods, Zola Jesus, The National and Ariel Pink!  Thank you to all my listeners, downloaders and subscribers! TOGETHER, WE SOUND ACE.  See you next year!  Esther

Elvis, Badlands, Japanther, Girls, Troggs, Devo, Mike Simonetti, David Bowie, Dirty Projectors and David Byrne, the Loved Ones, Wanda Jackson, the Pleasure Seekers, Bonnie 'prince' Billy, the Byrds, Marcia Griffiths, Papercuts, Karen Dalton, Joe Jackson, Bob Dylan, Mirah, Woods, and Tim Rose.

The inaugural edition of MMMPod! Kings of Leon talk about their sex being on fire. We feature music from Japanther, Kissy Sell Out, Drug Rug and of course, the Allman Brothers, which is used for slightly evil purposes!

"Modern by Natures Reward" by Jonas Reinhardt from his self titled CD; "Osni" by Eric Copeland from Alien In A Garbage Dump; "Ghosts of Electricity (Electric Loop Orchestra remix)" by Kontakte from Soundtracks to Lost Road Movies; "Verbranntes Land" by Killa from Heartcore; "Sea Throne" by Twinsistermoon from Rivers of Blood Ending in the Sun; A live Sunroof! track of undetermined origin; "Bloated Corpse" by Japanther from Tut Tut Now Shake Ya Butt; "Devayana" by Mauro Teho Teardo featuring Nurse With Wound and Ramleh from Caught From Behind; "Estrange" by Shed from Shedding the Past; "Herrons" by Ecstatic Sunshine from Way; "Asahara Renunciate" by Way of the Cross from Mind of the Dolphin

"Modern by Natures Reward" by Jonas Reinhardt from his self titled CD; "Osni" by Eric Copeland from Alien In A Garbage Dump; "Ghosts of Electricity (Electric Loop Orchestra remix)" by Kontakte from Soundtracks to Lost Road Movies; "Verbranntes Land" by Killa from Heartcore; "Sea Throne" by Twinsistermoon from Rivers of Blood Ending in the Sun; A live Sunroof! track of undetermined origin; "Bloated Corpse" by Japanther from Tut Tut Now Shake Ya Butt; "Devayana" by Mauro Teho Teardo featuring Nurse With Wound and Ramleh from Caught From Behind; "Estrange" by Shed from Shedding the Past; "Herrons" by Ecstatic Sunshine from Way; "Asahara Renunciate" by Way of the Cross from Mind of the Dolphin

Noisy Day! Ponytail, No Age, Japanther and Jay Reatard.

Yeasayer, the Kinks, Archers of Loaf, Silkworm, Ladyhawk, Neil Young, Bonnie "Prince" Billy, Billy Bragg, the Only Ones, the Mae Shi, Meneguar, the Six Parts Seven, Destroyer, Silver Jews, Blood on the Wall, Japanther, Sebastien Tellier, the Proclaimers, and the Zombies.