Podcast appearances and mentions of joanna gruesome

Send us a textLooking for some intriguing artists and box-fresh tunes to kick-start your year? @weheardwonders have you covered! Yes, indeed, Iain and Andrew are back with their first new music show of 2025: played and discussed are a novel merging of old and new, Congolese and Peruvian; scuzzy, fuzzy indie-rock featuring a Joanna Gruesome twosome; stirringly intense alternative-folk courtesy of Bella Union; exuberantly provocative South African "future ghetto funk"; and cosmic jams from down-under. Something enchanting and idiosyncratic has the Vinyl Word. Listen to We Heard Wonders on your podcast platform of choice; tell your friends; like, subscribe and recommend; catch up with previous editions and support the show by buying us a Coffee (link in the show's bio).www.buymeacoffee.com/weheardwondersSupport the showwww.instagram.com/weheardwonderswww.buymeacoffee.com/weheardwonders

Will and Craig discuss new releases by the Tubs, Ibex Clone, and The Drin, plus live reports and the verdict on the Death of the Week jingle.

Fam, Fam, Fam- we have got a treat for you. Ricky G and Scottay Tecate have once again risen the bar to heights unfathomable by humankind. That's 23 straight times!  Starting it off with a PB4 exclusive debut by Dz Nuts, this episode builds and builds to a crescendo of pure, unadulterated pleasure. More music than your ear holes can take, the crew brings some new and not so new fresh cuts hand selected by the finest of curators in the biz. Deep cuts from Barry White, Sam Prekop, Shrimp Boat, Courtney Barnett, Khruangbin , Beach House, Joanna Gruesome, Dream Cream and a lot more. Sit back, relax and let PB4 take you to where you want to be---In the Pleasure Zone!

An especially music discovery for you this week in The Listening Booth with DJRePete where he’s spinning rock from Eddy Current Suppression Ring as well as ...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead, electro with Mr. Elevator and Laumė, and alternative from Nik Freitas and Georgia Maq. Plus, hit up some rediscovery vault throwbacks from the likes of The Blow, Jasmin Kaset, and Joanna Gruesome. 00:00 - Mic Break 00:48 - You'll Be Singing My Name - Georgia Maq 04:53 - Become a Mountain - Dan Deacon 08:25 - Never Let You Go (Alternative Version) - Georgia 12:08 - Crimson Tide - Destroyer 18:17 - Sleight Of Hand - Wild Nothing 22:27 - Mic Break 22:57 - All Who Wander - ...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead 27:42 - Shoulders - Eddy Current Suppression Ring 30:41 - Our Quiet Whisper - Eddy Current Suppression Ring 34:02 - Black Cloud - Heartless Bastards 37:21 - There Is No Function Stacey - Joanna Gruesome 39:15 - Ready For The Magic - Honeyblood 41:56 - I Wanna Go Home - The Burning Peppermints 44:30 - Things I Wanted - Jasmin Kaset (with Quichenight) 47:06 - Mic Break 47:43 - Let's Fight - Sarah Mary Chadwick 50:44 - A Number Of Signs - Tall Tall Trees 55:25 - Living Room (DIRTY) - Andy Shauf 58:23 - Neon Skyline - Andy Shauf 61:52 - Feelin' Finite - Legal Vertigo 64:53 - Cabrillo - Nik Freitas 68:21 - Mic Break 68:39 - Anywhere - Mr. Elevator 72:11 - Sylvia - Mr. Elevator 74:35 - Crown - Coma Girls 78:08 - Seeing Red - My Baby 85:50 - Mic Break 86:04 - Best You - Laumė 88:56 - Neglect - Laumė 92:29 - A Kiss - The Blow 95:53 - You're My Light - The Blow 99:09 - Saturn Ring - No Swoon 102:29 - Crystal Memory - Norman 106:04 - Snickersnee - OH SEES 109:44 - The More I Cry - Alice Boman 113:40 - Mic Break 114:13 - bedroom community - glass beach 120:12 - Finish

Ricochet Editor-in-Chief Jon Gabriel and Heatstreet’s Stephen Miller discuss the City of Malibu protecting their cheap illegal labor force, California’s decision to prosecute pro-life activists for daring to practice journalism, and try to figure out the Devin Nunes “scandal.” Our intro and outro music is “Anti-Parent Cowboy Killers” by Joanna Gruesome. Stephen’s song of the week is “Angeles” by... Source

Ricochet Editor-in-Chief Jon Gabriel and Heatstreet's Stephen Miller discuss the City of Malibu protecting their cheap illegal labor force, California's decision to prosecute pro-life activists for daring to practice journalism, and try to figure out the Devin Nunes “scandal.” Our intro and outro music is “ Anti-Parent Cowboy Killers” by Joanna Gruesome. Stephen's song of the week is “Angeles” by... Source

In this episode of Just Off The Radar, hear some of Kishi Bashi's new album Sonderlust , due out September 16, plus tracks from Joanna Gruesome, tacocat and more. Track listing.... “I’m Done” – Julie Ruin “Yo Soy Punk”- Los Blenders “I Hate The Weekend” – tacocat “Occult Bookshop” – Joanna Gruesome “These Words” – The Lemon Twigs “Horseshoe Crab” – Slothtrust “Quiet Heart” – Postal Blue “Five Miles” – The Curse of Lono “I Do” – Bat For Lashes “Mātesplate ķēdes Impulsa” – Noisettes “Augustine” – Blood Orange “Say Yeah” – Kishi Bashi “Dodged A Bullet” – Alice Jemima “No Zero” – Melarx “If I Could Rule The World” – Alton Ellis

Esta semana repasamos nuestros discos internacionales favoritos del 2015. Suenan: Blur, Mumford & Sons, The Libertines, Ezra Furman, Leon Bridges, Brian Wilson, Belle and Sebastian, El Vy, Champs, Børns, Kodaline, Kid Wave, Tame Impala, Beach House, Lana del Rey, Grimes, New Order, Jamie XX, Years & Years, Spector, Dominique A, Mist, Father John Misty, Hurricane#1, Yo La Tengo, The School, Joanna Gruesome, Best Coast, FFS, The Vaccines y Chvrches. Y además recordamos a David Bowie con alguno de sus imperecederos clásicos.

Suenan: Kings of Convenience, Pins, Noiserv, Tame Impala, The Vaccines, Wolf Alice, Dominique A, Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats, The Maccabees, Natalie Prass, Leon Bridges, Eaves, Joanna Gruesome, Feli and the Lemonshakers, Money, We Are Match, Black Yaya, Los Reactivos, Family, Mucho, Joaquin Pascual, Lost Tapes, Red Beard, Emmet, Santiago Delgado y los Runaway Lovers, The Bright, Papaya, The Birkins y Muy Poca Gente.

TOXICOSMOS - Temporada 18 / Edición nº 2 Fecha de emisión: del 21 al 27 de septiembre Esta semana en Toxicosmos: Wolf Alice, Sweet Baboo, The Maccabees... - - - - - - - - - - Esta semana la actualidad musical la protagonizan Wolf Alice, Sweet Baboo, Colajet Set, Palace, Neon Lights, Joan Queralt, The Dragulas, Automatics, Exxasens, Jeanne Added, The School, Meilyr Jones, Trust Fund, Joanna Gruesome, The Maccabees y I'm From Barcelona, a los que escuchamos remezclados por Elyella DJs. Además recuperamos los últimos trabajos de Los Punsetes, Fernando Alfaro, Cielo Pordomingo, Murciano Total, Elsa de Alfonso y los Prestigio, JJ Machuca, Steven Munar, Clubz y Rafa Spunky. El Instituto Francés de Valencia nos descubre a Jain y en nuestra sección de versiones seguimos escuchando el disco de The Yellow Melodies dedicado a BMX Bandits. Completamos el programa recomendándote las inminentes giras de Pumuky y Delorentos y además recuerpamos el disco "Unidad de desplazamiento" de Los Planetas en nuestra nueva sección "15 años atrás".

TOXICOSMOS - Temporada 18 / Edición nº 1 Fecha de emisión: del 14 al 20 de septiembre The School, Chvrches, Izal... abren el primer Toxicosmos de la temporada. - - - - - - - - - - Abrimos el primer programa de la temporada repasando la actualidad internacional y escuchando a The School, Chvrches, FFS, Gwenno, Natalie Prass, Tame Impala, Spector, Inheaven, Autour de Lucie, Joanna Gruesome, Man & the Echo, Leon Bridges, Mike Vernon y los García, Nathaniel Rateliff & the Night Sweats, The Amazing Snakeheads, Diamond Dogs, Dragtones y Camera Obscura. La actualidad nacional la protagonizan Izal, Second, Dorian, Francisco Nixon, Clara Plath, Lo:mueso, El Último Vecino y Los Planetas. Y para completar el programa, Criaturas Celestiales estrenan nuestra sección de "15 años atrás", Yo La Tengo firman nuestra versión de la semana con "Friday I'm in love" de The Cure y el Instituto Francés de Valencia nos descubre a Luce.

Join us, amid a flurry of Lobster flavoured crisps in DJ Rules' electro-shed for more top pop chat, air guitar/air bass and air keyboards, Ken Bruce style Pop quiz questions and we even have time to play tracks from Rupie Edwards, Joanna Gruesome, Slaughter & The Dogs, μ-Ziq, Lizard, Lanterns on the Lake, Jeb Loy Nichols, Mark Pritchard, Apache Dropout, The Beach Boys, Quasimoto, Kiran Leonard, Os Mutantes and Autechre. Sponsored by Beatnik Records beatnikshop.co.uk

Help me celebrate the silver anniversary of Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio Podcast by downloading #25 right here. As I try to make a custom of, this one's bursting with new material from all over the world - nay, the English-speaking world - including winners from PAMPERS; SEPTEMBER GIRLS; SEX TIDE; JOANNA GRUESOME; SPRAY PAINT; THE FIREWORKS and DREAMSALON. There's also a nod to our forefathers and foremothers from the 70s and thenceforth who bequeathed unto us music from the likes of The Slugs; 39 Clocks; Sperm Wails; Man Tee Mans; the Suicide Kings and even Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band. Like I said on the podcast, it's "wild" "freeform" radio, the likes of which haven't been seen since the glory days of potsmoking, late-night FM DJs spinning Steely Dan next to some "Dark Side of the Moon" deep cuts. Trust me, this show is really almost that good.Track listing:PAMPERS - Purple BrainSPRAY PAINT - Bring Dumpster BackSPERM WAILS - Lady ChatterleyBEACHBUGGY - General Electric PilotDIAGRAM BROTHERS - I'm a PolicemanTARZAN 5 - Boy's GameTHE FIREWORKS - RunaroundSEPTEMBER GIRLS - HeartbeatsJOANNA GRUESOME - Wussy VoidPREFAB MESSIAHS - Desperately HappyBYRON COLEY - BeefheartCAPTAIN BEEFHEART & THE MAGIC BAND - Veteran's Day PoppyDREAMSALON - Red MoonSTEVE TREATMENT - Step Inside a Worn-Out ShoeOOGA BOOGAS - Ooga Booga IITHE SLUGS - Never Should Have Told YouSUICIDE KINGS - Take Yer MedicineSEX TIDE - Dead To YouMAN TEE MANS - Crave39 CLOCKS - 78 Soldier Dead

Here's the latest in a 24-part series of rocknroll podcasts and phony radio shows recorded on my laptop. DYNAMITE HEMORRHAGE RADIO #24 is among the more mellow of the shows of recent vintage, all things considered, salted liberally w/ a few world-destroying punk rock and noise acts. New records this show include releases from JOANNA GRUESOME, SEX TIDE, BYRON COLEY, FREELOVE FENNER, PLUME, NUMB BATS and DREAMSALON. You'll also hear elder wisdom from the mouths of Young Marble Giants, Death of Samantha, the Alley Cats, True Believers, The Nubs, Bona Dish, Section 25, Railroad Jerk and a bunch more. Track listing's below if you'd like to give it a scan before you commit the next hour & seven minutes of your life to this thing.Track listing:JOANNA GRUESOME - Anti-Parent Cowboy KillersDREAMSALON - SplitsBONA DISH - 8amUNIT 4 - ActJOHANNA WENT - MosquitoTHE NUBS - JobTRUE BELIEVERS - Death By FreezingSEX TIDE - LaudanumFOSTER CARE - I Never Meant ToDEATH OF SAMANTHA - Blood and Shaving CreamRAILROAD JERK - Talking RR Jerk BluesNUMB BATS - Doctor 5PLUME - RegretALLEY CATS - Black-Haired GirlLIECHTENSTEIN - Stalking SkillsBYRON COLEY - Punk DayTHINGS TO COME - I'm Not Talkin'FREELOVE FENNER - In The SoundSECTION 25 - Be BraveYOUNG MARBLE GIANTS - N.I.T.A.CLOTHILDE - Des Garcons Faciles

Will, Barrett and Chris discuss new releases by Cloud Control, the Baptist Generals, and Joanna Gruesome, plus live reports on the National and Savages.

Videos: Vimeo - YouTube Photos: Flickr Audio: zip download - mp3s below For the utter shame of it, we actually recorded this Toad Session back in December last year. I know we can be a little tardy publishing these fuckers, but this has to be something of a record. I blame the fact that The Leg, The Foxx, Meursault and the Split 12" albums all ended up being released within a month or so of each other for knocking me firmly out of my stride, but well, there's always an excuse isn't there. We actually recorded this on the Monday after a fearsomely brilliant gig at Henry's Cellar Bar last Christmas, and did a session with the brilliant Joanna Gruesome on the same day. It was a bit rough, just a little bit like hard work, and I have no idea how the neighbours decided not to complain to the coppers, but I hugely grateful that they didn't. Massive thanks for this one are owed to Dylan Matthews and Ashley Hampson for their video camera work, to the consistently awesome Nic Ruefor taking the pictures, and to Rory Sutherland for helping me with the recording, the mixing, and for also wielding a video camera during the session itself. The Black Tambourines - Bad Days (Toad Session) [audio:http://www.matthewjamesyoung.com/ToadSessions/TheBlackTambourines-BadDays-ToadSession.mp3] The Black Tambourines - Let You Down (Toad Session) [audio:http://www.matthewjamesyoung.com/ToadSessions/TheBlackTambourines-LetYouDown-ToadSession.mp3] The Black Tambourines - Ghost at a Party (Toad Session) [audio:http://www.matthewjamesyoung.com/ToadSessions/TheBlackTambourines-GhostataParty-ToadSession.mp3] The Black Tambourines - School Level (Toad Session) [audio:http://www.matthewjamesyoung.com/ToadSessions/TheBlackTambourines-SchoolLevel-ToadSession.mp3] Toadcast #250 - The Black Tambourines Toad Session by Song, By Toad on Mixcloud Direct download: Toadcast #250 - Black Tambourines Session Subscribe to the Toadcasts on iTunes Subscribe to the Toadcasts on Mixcloud 01. The Black Tambourines - Bad Days (Toad Session) (06.37) 02. Jeff the Brotherhood - Bone Jam (11.27) 03. Ringo Deathstarr - So High (14.39) 04. The Black Tambourines - Let You Down (Toad Session) (21.02) 05. T. Rex - Life's a Gas (26.53) 06. Can - Moonshake (29.29 ) 07. The Black Tambourines - Ghost at a Party (Toad Session) (37.00) 08. The Germs - Forming (41.04) 09. Y Niwl - Dau (42.55) 10. The Black Tambourines - School Level (Toad Session) (46.54)