Podcast appearances and mentions of Jordan Reyne

Ctění supové, portlandská skupina folkových satanistů The Honest Vultures, dali pojmenování i dubnové Noční Můře. Přesně v duchu pomalých a elegantních pohybů tohoto sympatického opeřence se ponese i zbytek hudební produkce. Uslyšíte mimo jiné německé hraničáře Dirtwater nebo novozélandskou bosorku Jordan Reyne.

Ctění supové, portlandská skupina folkových satanistů The Honest Vultures, dali pojmenování i dubnové Noční Můře. Přesně v duchu pomalých a elegantních pohybů tohoto sympatického opeřence se ponese i zbytek hudební produkce. Uslyšíte mimo jiné německé hraničáře Dirtwater nebo novozélandskou bosorku Jordan Reyne.

In this episode of The Dark Corner, DJ Evil Dave looks back on the albums picked up during the year. From this list, he selects ten albums of note. Moreover, he plays a song and presents a brief review for each. Also, he reveals a few details about the artists. In news, we get our booster shots and get shipped new eyewear. If that's not enough, Dave reviews the animated Christmas movie, Klaus. Presented below is the list of albums featured in the episode. 1. Kiss Off Kiss (2021) (Pay What You Can) by Erin McKeown 2. I May Destroy You by Tamara Bubble 3. NIGHT LEATHER by NIGHT LEATHER 4. Male Tears by Male Tears 5. Desire, Denial and Paramania by SINE 6. Acts of Worship by ACTORS 7. A Haunted Place by Kill Shelter & Antipole 8. Of My Own Space and Time I Am Queen by Unwoman 9. Unspeakable Things by The Obliging Victims 10. Fight the Stairs by Sounds Like Winter Finally, Dave wishes friend of the show, Jordan Reyne, well. Please, support her music if you can.

Pagan Halloween Playlist For Halloween, DJ Evil Dave of The Dark Corner compiles 31 songs into a continuous mix of pagan rock and neofolk. Furthermore, he describes both pagan rock and neofolk. Moreover, he distinguishes between the two genres. Also, he shares how he discovered neofolk. Meanwhile, he warns of the dark side of traditional and regional music. The Playlist Part I First, Dave lists songs, artists, and albums in the order they appear. He begins with Into the Garden by Bleeding Like Mine from Of these Reminders. Also, You Shriek performs The Passion of Lovers. This Bauhaus cover comes from Hagiography 2012. Additionally, The Tomb Of Nick Cage presents Wickerman from She is the Dark. Phantom Leaf offers Book of Winter. Find it on The Finnish Post​-​Gothic You Should Know. Also, Unwoman plays Incantation (lyrics by Joe Pate) from The City Single. The Seance performs Rites of Macabre from The Seance EP. DoppelgangeR plays Cornerstone from UnObscured Comp Vol 2 2020. Hamsas XIII offers Belladonna. Jordan Reyne presents The Keening Song from The Ironman. Also, Kommunity FK offers She’s Ov Mystery Echoes (Haunted Vocal Outro Theme). Find it on Thee Image & Thee Myth. Additionally, All My Faith Lost… performs Faery of Mine from Hollow Hills (demo). Brotherhood offers Abigail from …Turn The Gold To Chrome… Also, Faith and The Muse plays In Dreams Of Mine. Find it on A Cat-Shaped Hole In My Heart. Walter Sickert & The Army of Broken Toys presents Baba Yaga from Soft Time Traveler. Stone 588 plays Eye Of The Moon. Additionally, Girl Loves Dead Boys performs Black Crow from Wrapped By Bats VOL 1. Dystopian Society presents The spiral. Also, The Dead Leaves Rising offers In The Snow. The Playlist Part II Arts Of Erebus offers The Wanderer Between Life And Death. Find it on An Open Case Of Parousia (promo). Also, Polly Fae performs Forest of the Strange Ones. Darklily presents Mary’s Song from Illusia. Additionally, Canis Lupus plays Black Magic Dance from The Nordic Post​-​Gothic You Should Know. Viy, performs Ochi Vidmy from Chorna Rillia. In a second appearance, Unwoman plays I Am Here from Loss & Comfort. Also, Black Tape For A Blue Girl presents Across a Thousand Blades.

Schon vor vielen Jahren bin ich der Musikerin Jordan Reyne begegnet. Diese Classic Episode des Neurotainment Podcast gibt es nun zum neu entdecken. Mehr zu Jordan Reyne: http://www.jordanreyne.com 

  We're a big fan of Clive Barker here in the shed, and we wanted to talk about some of his work that has made the silver screen that ISN'T Hellraiser, because we're also a big fan of the roads less travelled. So we've got two Barker works under the microscope in our Double Feature, we look at a book for the first time as an Easily Available Horror, and we respectfully disagree about computer games in the News segment.   Easily Available Horror: Kill Creek by Scott Thomas, Inkshares.   Also - We totally neglected to give any links or spell her name, so here's Jordan Reyne's website for more info about her music.

Seeing as our last episode was late, we've decided to spoil you with another episode this week. Robert and Alva catch up on what they've been playing this week, starting with a shout-out to Jordan Reyne's 600,000 word interactive novel Choice of the Cat, before discussing how to navigate Chaos;Child's depiction of women through a post-Weinstein lens. We also have a frank discussion on whether Wolfenstein 2: The New Colossus's "No More Nazis" advertising campaign is cynical, uplifting, or both; appreciate Natsume's fine localization work on Lufia 2: Rise of the Sinistrals; have unmitigated joy in Super Mario Odyssey; and we even do some investigation into the heart of the RuneScape cartel. NotesFighting FantasyGrailQuestPolygon: Touring the Living Remains of an 11-Year-Old MMO (Phil Kollar on Everquest 2)GameFaqs Estopolis (Lufia 1) Box ArtMisanthroPlay Episode #10 A Procedurally Generated PodcastRomhacking.net: Arabian Nights: Sabaku no Seirei OuHardcore Gaming 101: Chaos SeedThe Onion: ‘It’s Simply Bursting With Creative Wonder,’ Says Reviewer Of New Game Where Mario Sometimes Dresses As ChefPolygon: Sonic Forces ReviewGiant Bomb: Sonic Forces Quick Look polygon sonic forces review

FME Show #1 Join our premier episode with the mixing, recording, and production talents of Katie Marie, Jordan Reyne, Michelle Lockey, and Kiera Osment. Also, let’s chat about being a female in the audio world — and learn together that recording, editing, mixing, producing, and mastering can cross the great gender divide. Let’s get mixing!   Female Mixing Engineers Music Podcast. 4 Songs. 4 Ladies. 4 Home Studios. For YOU!   Katie Marie http://femalesessionmusician.com/index.php/guitar/ https://soundcloud.com/funkeegirl https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nZQiIl_V2Qc https://twitter.com/funkeegirl https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/staring-at-the-pieces/id526655322?i=526655375   Jordan Reyne http://www.jordanreyne.com/ https://jordanreyne.bandcamp.com/music https://twitter.com/JordanReyne https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hz3mFdPF-aQ https://soundcloud.com/jordan-reyne https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/the-piper-pt-ii-dance-for-the-boys/id975524970?i=975524973   Michelle Lockey http://michellelockey.com/index.html http://michellelockey.com/music-licensing-course.html https://twitter.com/ShellSingsMusic https://itunes.apple.com/us/artist/michelle-lockey/id415095719 https://www.youtube.com/user/tallgirl127 https://soundcloud.com/michellelockey     Kiera Osment http://www.kieraosment.com/ https://kieraosmentmusic.bandcamp.com/releases https://twitter.com/kieraosment https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/dolls-house/id1150934527?i=1150934656     Come like our page at https://www.facebook.com/femalemixingengineers/   The Female Mixing Engineers Music Podcast brings to your ears 4 songs created by 4 very talented females in 4 unique home studios. These ladies share their gear, technique, and secrets as to how they have achieved the great sound you have heard. The FME Podcast has been created to help and inspire YOU to make fantastic music in your home studio. Encouraging females to become more involved in the field of audio engineering, as well as entertaining everyone who searches for fabulous original music. You won’t just hear this music, you will feel it! Thank you for spending a few precious moments of your day here with us!   Are you a female who produces, edits, mixes and/or masters your own (or clients) original music? Please submit links to your tracks to: info@femalemixingengineers.com   Do you have questions about mixing, mastering, or production? Do you have suggestions for the show? Do you want to give a shoutout to any of the ladies whose music on the show? Do you just wanna say “HI”? Then go to femalemixingengineers.com and on the right side of the screen you will see the “SEND VOICEMAIL” button (NO PHONE REQUIRED) and leave a voicemail and you could be aired on the next episode! If you want to use your smartphone you will need to download the SpeakPipe app — it’s free! We can’t wait to hear from you and maybe air you on the show!   info@femalemixingengineers.com femalemixingengineers.com https://www.facebook.com/femalemixingengineers/ https://twitter.com/FMEPodcast   Shameless plug: A Cappella cover of “How Far I’ll Go” from Moana by Matthew Darren Mixed by Darcy Jeavons https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MGnkcGWqQtE https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/how-far-ill-go/id1223153447?i=1223153450  

In this, our ACTUAL two year anniversary, we decide to improve the format by intensifying it. To that end we deal with the lamentations of the socially inconsiderate, God, The Devil an Taz, a flirtation with Fanboyism, our aversion to practice, “finding the hero inside yourself”, Kent, and then round up with a realisation that maybe we’re not as superficial as all that.   Thank you to our community contributors The Devil, Rikard, Captain Sickbeard,  & Ozzie Dan for their topics.   Hosts this issue are Tom, Taz & Beth.   Why not submit your own topic at pottopicpodcast.com or email an AUDIO TOPIC to emails@pottopicpodcast.com   MUSICAL INTERLUDE: Morass Of Molasses - Rotten Teeth From the EP “So Flows Our Fate” Buy it here: morassofmolasses.bandcamp.com FaceBook: facebook.com/MorassOfMolasses Upcoming London Show: facebook.com/events/188987678240830   PIMP BIT: TAZ Walking Out: A Post-Urban Legend: pottopicpodcast.com/news/walking-out-a-post-urban-legend   TOM The All Male Review: youtube.com/channel/UCT9ye59vuCEIXVdVIqgV0Dw   Jordan Reyne: jordanreyne.com misanthropop.com/misanthroplay/2017/2/2/35-interview-with-jordan-reyne-resident-evil-vii-impressions   BETH Talanas Videos: youtube.com/user/talanasband   Website: pottopicpodcast.com  Email: emails@pottopicpodcast.com Twitter & Periscope: @pottopicpodcast Facebook Page: facebook.com/pottopicpodcast Facebook Group: facebook.com/groups/486832241527465 Tumblr: headgreebo.tumblr.com Instagram: @pottopicpodcast & why not use #pottopicpodcast & view our “Community Pics” on our site   Intro & Outro Music Credit: Orangafruüp - Trippples Buy the album at wobblyrecords.bandcamp.com/album/orangafru-p http://www.orangafruup.com/ See site for more details: pottopicpodcast.com   Album art this issue is inspired by Mmmmm People.

MisanthroPlay sits down for an interview with industrial folk musician Jordan Reyne, vocalist of Resident Evil VII's memorable theme "Go Tell Aunt Rhody". Jordan talks to us about her creative process, her stage performance at the Resident Evil VII Launch Event in Tokyo, throwing up horns with the head of Capcom, and her own game which is currently in the works.Following the interview, We Play a whole bunch of Resident Evil VII. And guess what? It's really good.A big thank you to Jordan for joining us! NotesJordan Reyne - Official WebsiteJordan Reyne - BandcampPowertool Records - BandcampChoice of Games

This week, we'll ponder the summer travel season. The world's a mighty big place filled with destinations that can be both beautiful and dangerous, often times in the same city. We'll hear from six artists with a musical itinerary stretching from Copenhagen to Christchurch, Calcutta to Brixton. Leading our tour on this edition of Idyllic Music are Jordan Reyne, Secret Archives of the Vatican, Tikki Masala, Project 5am, My Bubba and Mi and Chris Pettit. Try the new Idyllic Music app.

Welcome to Episode 418 of the Radio Orphans Podcast. This episode contains the following independent musicfor your listening pleasure:"Mr. Niceguy" by Edewaard.Indie rock from Oregon."Out of Sight" from Richard Gallacher. Indie rock from the UK."Kiss Me Jane" by The Muggies.Indie pop from New York."She Splayed My Teeth" by The Tuesday Club.Alternative rock from the UK."The Player" by Jordan Reyne.Industrial rock from New Zealand. "Satellites" by We Are Temporary.Experimental electronica from New York."Satellite Trip" from Radio Orphans.Experimental rock tune from your hostsin Minneapolis Mn.We thank you for listening!

Ever wonder where the name of the show comes from? The answer lies in this episode's featured track. There's also a ton of new music from Left Spine Down, Cyanotic, Killing Joke, Jordan Reyne, Miss Fd, Mindless Faith and The Dreaming. Support these great bands and buy their music! Full show notes and contact info at http://www.aztalanturf.com

I'm back and I have an extremely diverse episode for your listening pleasure - everything from powernoise to apocalyptic folk. There's brand new music from The Dreaming, Kidneythieves, Jordan Reyne and Psy'Aviah and I cover the Twin Cities Electropunk compilation and CD release show in detail. And for something completely different, I discuss Butch Vig's Devonshire Mixes of Nirvana's Nevermind album, complete with a side by side comparison of clips from the album mix to the Butch Vig mix of Breed. I also announce a giveaway running through December 23. Full show notes and contact info at http://www.aztalanturf.com

This episode is heavy on the Midwestern influence with tracks from Chicago based WTII Records, Minneapolis based 301Studios & Shinto Records, and tracks from Milwaukee's Oncethesun, Minneapolis' Gabriel & the Apocalypse, Thought Thieves and OBCT. Brand new tracks from: Robots in Disguise, Stiff Valentine, Codes of Ashes, Jordan Reyne. Featured track is Dead Angels by VAST. I also discuss Google+, Ladytron's upcoming North American tour and Shinto Records. Full show notes and contact info at http://www.aztalanturf.com

On music, Jordan remarks “A song is like a chemical reaction between listener and performer, where both bring so much to the equation that the experience is different every time. The effect is more powerful than drugs and comes with zero hangover.” This clean high fuels her as she handles her own producing, engineering, songwriting, arranging, graphic design, and web design. A remarkable task list for a woman who claims she can’t multitask to save her life, but then again, it’s that paradox that fascinates. From literally knocking on record label doors until one of said yes to being hailed as pioneer in a new genre by New Zealand’s National Radio, Jordan Reyne has always been a winning collection of contrary ideas. She is humorous and nihilistic. She is sensitive and thoughtful, rapacious and caustic. The darkness in her music is beautiful, and the light is just as much so. Thus, she stands in the middle of all this, directing traffic, casting vision, interpreting culture, and bending sound into an experience that is truly extraordinary.

On music, Jordan remarks “A song is like a chemical reaction between listener and performer, where both bring so much to the equation that the experience is different every time. The effect is more powerful than drugs and comes with zero hangover.” This clean high fuels her as she handles her own producing, engineering, songwriting, arranging, graphic design, and web design. A remarkable task list for a woman who claims she can’t multitask to save her life, but then again, it’s that paradox that fascinates. From literally knocking on record label doors until one of said yes to being hailed as pioneer in a new genre by New Zealand’s National Radio, Jordan Reyne has always been a winning collection of contrary ideas. She is humorous and nihilistic. She is sensitive and thoughtful, rapacious and caustic. The darkness in her music is beautiful, and the light is just as much so. Thus, she stands in the middle of all this, directing traffic, casting vision, interpreting culture, and bending sound into an experience that is truly extraordinary.

Jordan Reyne has few peers in the New Zealand music scene. She brings together folk, sound collage, electronica and industrial noise in unique and haunting music that she describes as experimental folk/noir.Download the Counting The Beat - Jordan Reyne podcast

Jordan Reyne ist Musikerin, Saengerin und Autorin. Im Interview mit Simon Solaris redet sie ueber "couchsurfing", Neu-Seeland, ihre Verbindung zu Deutschland, ueber "Herr der Ringe" und "Cafe del mar", ihr neues Buch "Remembering the dead", ueber ihre Musik und natuerlich...