Podcasts about la vampires

Adam and the Ants [00:30] "Antmusic" Kings of the Wild Frontier Epic NJE 37033 1980 Memories of heavy rotation in my adolescent brain. Kiss [04:11] "Anyway You Want It" Kiss Alive II Casablanca NBLP 7076-2 1977 Paul does an ok job handling this DC5 hit (https://youtu.be/oiC-gowaJms). Culture Club [06:43] "Do You Really Want to Hurt Me" Kissing to Be Clever Epic ARE 38398 1982 Made it to number 2 on the Hot 100. Nadja & Galena [10:19] "Trying" Konstruktion Adagio830 #63 2011 A mighty fine collaboration/ Al Kooper and Shuggie Otis [13:51] "Double or Nothing" Kooper Session Columbia CS 9951 1969 Solid cover of this Booker T classic with 15-year-old Shuggie Otis on geetar! Shogin Hogiwara [16:13] "Shin-Takasago" The Koto Music of Japan Nonesuch HS-72005 1965 Based upon a famous Noh drama about the seaside town of Takasago. The New Koto Ensemble of Tokyo [18:21] "Spring" Koto Vivaldi Angel Records SQ-37450 1977 If anyone has a quadrophonic system setup, I'll be happy to bring this over for a listening session. I bet it sounds pretty dope. Krallice [26:09] "Timehusk" Krallice Gilead Media ELD-023 2019 A fine reissue of this debut NYC black metal debut on smoky green vinyl from Gilead Media. Love and Rockets [32:20] "Lucifer Sam" Kundalini Express Beggars Banquet BEG 163 T 1986 Ride that flanger! The lads taking a fair pass at the Pink Floyd classic. L.A. Witch [35:39] "Kill My Baby Tonight" L.A. Witch Suicide Squeeze SSQ155 2017 Side one, track one from the amazing debut from the amazing L.A. Witch on amazing translucent pink marbled vinyl. Nat King Cole [39:27] "The Girl from Ipanema" L♥︎O♥︎V♥︎E Capitol Records T 2195 1965 If it's Spring up here, it must be Fall down Ipanema way. Deerhoof [42:21] "Big House Waltz" La Isla Bonita Polyvinyl Record Company PRC-286 2014 One of my favorite bands with one of my favorite albums from 2014 on lovely yellow vinyl. LA Vampires & Zola Jesus [45:46] "In the Desert" LA Vampires Meets Zola Jesus Not Not Fun Records NNF195 2010 Noise dub for everyone! Nick Lowe and Rockpile [48:01] "Love So Fine" Labour of Lust Columbia JC 36087 1979 Nick Lowe and the boys having some fun on the closing track of this album. Labour of Lust made it to number 32 on the Billboard 200, largely on the strength of "Cruel to Be Kind". Music behind the DJ: "VIVALDI: Fugue (from the Estro Harmonico Op. 3, No. 11, arranged for organ by J.S. Bach)" by The Swingle Singers

Right under the wire, here's one more podcast for this blessed and cursed year of 2020. EPISODE #90 of Random Old Records is mostly new jams this time, with a few old favorites sprinkled in here and there. It goes all over the place! If you're into snapping electronic percussion, unexpected sax solos, uninhibited crooning, pronounced accents, and way too many power chords, this is the episode for you!I am a huge fan of the raw and jubilant electronic jams made by Los Angeles label 100% Silk, so this set kicks off with a track from label mainstays LA Vampires. You'll then hear swaggering fire from US Girls and Special Interest, poppy-punk from The Beths, Brick Head, and Dumspell, psychedelic classics from Margo Guryan and The Pretty Things, wistful modern pop from Marie Davidson and En Attendant Ana, plus so much more. It's an open window on a warm winter morning.  Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to Random Old Records via Apple Podcasts or RSS. If you like the show, please rate it and write a review! You can also go the traditional route and stream or download the new episode below. Come back next month (or so) for another episode of Random Old Records. As always, thanks for listening!Also, if you've been following me for awhile you'll know I started working on a zine back in 2013, and somehow it's finally finished! Random Old Records Zine #1 is out and shipping now! $6.50 postage-paid, 20 pages, black & white, all previously unpublished on this blog or elsewhere. It features long reviews of the albums Don't Knock My Love by Wilson Pickett and Shadows by Maston, along with interviews I did with Dennis Coffey and Frank Maston about the making of those albums. Click the Buy Now button below to order, US shipping only. Thanks for the support! Random Old Records Podcast #90Released 12/29/20DOWNLOAD HERE (Right-Click, "Save As")1. LA Vampires Does Cologne - "HOWUKISS"(10 Outta 10, 100% Silk 2019)2. The Green Child - "Witness"(Shimmering Basset, Upset The Rhythm 2020)3. US Girls - "Overtime"(Heavy Light, 4AD 2020)4. Special Interest - "Don't Kiss Me In Public"(The Passion Of, Thrilling Living 2020)5. Adulkt Life - "Move"(Stop The Future, What's Your Rupture 2020)--Buxton Inn part 1!6. The Beths - "Dying To Believe"(Jump Rope Gazers, Carpark 2020)7. Witching Waves - "Best Of Me"(Persistence, Specialist Subject 2019)8. Flowers - "Ego Loss"(Everybody's Dying To Meet You, Kanine 2016)9. Weed Hounds - "Swell"(Weed Hounds, Katorga Works 2014)10. Brick Head - "Two Meals A Day"(Thick As Bricks, self-released 2020)11. Dumspell - "Crawl"(Dumspell, Erste Theke Tontraeger 2019)12. Chalk Circle - "Scrambled"(Reflection, Post Present Medium 2011)--Buxton Inn part 2!13. Connections - "That's All"(5 Imaginary Boys 7", Hozac 2014)14. En Attendant Ana - "Somewhere And Somehow"(Juillet, Trouble In Mind 2020)15. The Rosehips - "So Naive"(C87, Cherry Red 2016)16. Margo Guryan - "Sun"(Take A Picture, Bell 1968)17. The Pretty Things - "She's A Lover"(Parachute, Harvest 1970)--Buxton Inn part 3!18. Marie Davidson And L'CEil Nu - "Center Of The World (Kotti Blues)"(Renegade Breakdown, Ninja Tune 2020)19. Pete Brown And Piblokto - "TV"(Thousands On A Raft, Harvest 1970)20. Bananagun - "Perfect Stranger"(The True Story, Anti Fade 2020)21. The Softies - "Heart Condition"(It's Love, K 1995)

March 30, 2020 Covid-19 Quarantine Update! Music by: iMarkkeyz, LA Vampires.

www.amppod.com AMPpod Podcast - Episode 93 Here is the track listing for the ninety third episode of AMPpod. Enjoy! 1. “Rude Boy” by Mr Twin Sister 2. “Science Fiction” by So Cow 3. “High As Hello” by Tweedy 4. “Déjà vu (Uptown Baby)” by Lord Tariq & Peter Gunz 5. “Who Is He And What Is He To You” by Creative Source 6. “Reach The Devil” by Scratcha DVA 7. “Seasons Change" by LA Vampires & Maria Minerva 8. “Always: Your Way” by My Vitriol 9. “Lasted” by Benoit Pioulard 10. “Black River Song” by Angels of Light 11. “Strobe” by Deadmau5

1. Night moves (USA) - "Headlights" CD "Colored emotions" (Domino) 2. Kobo town (Canada) - "The call" CD "Jumbie in the jukebox" (Stonetree) 3. Beach day (USA) - "A little weird" CD "Trip trap attack" (Kanine) 4. Chrome hill (Norway) - "Behind the black wall" CD "Country of lost borders" (Bolage) 5. R.Stevie Moore (USA) - "Old" CD "Personal appeal" (Care in the community) 6. Las Kellies (Argentina) - "Golden love" CD "Total exposure" (Fire) 7. Van-anh Vanessa Vo (Vietnam/USA) - "Gnossienne #3" CD "Three-mountain pass" (Innova) 8. Teho Teardo & Blixa Bargeld (Italy/Germany) - "Axolotl" CD "Still smiling" (Specula) 9. Teho Teardo & Blixa Bargeld (Italy/Germany) - "Nur Zur trinnerung" CD "Still smiling" (Specula) 10. LA Vampires & Maria Minerva (USA/Estonia) - "Seasons change" CD "The integration" (Not not fun) 11. BandAdriatica (Italy) - "Arriva la Banda" CD "Arriva la Banda!" (Finisterre) 12. The 49 Americans (UK) - "Imagination" CD "We know nonsense" (ChooChooTrain/Staubgold) 13. Filligar (USA) - "Lock & key" CD "Hexagon" (Decade) 14. Francois Elie Roulin & Joanna Swan (France/UK) - "Finale" CD "Alien robots orchestra" (!Editions!) 15. Debashish Bhattacharya & Friends (India) - "Rasam samba (Dance of the musical spirits)" CD "Beyond the ragasphere" (WMN) ЗАКАЗАТЬ ЭТУ МУЗЫКУ Страница программы на оф. сайте Сообщество программы Вконтакте

"Valedictorian" by Dan Friel from Total Folklore; "Sugar Tots" by Karen Gwyer from Needs Continuum; "Precession" from Anthroprophh's self-titled album; "Escopolamina" by Lucrecia Dalt from Commotus; "Neu Weld" by Staingrass Agaric from his self-titled album; "You Don't Need a Weatherman" by Darkstar from News from Nowherel; "Summit Expedition" from the self-titled album by Arp Navigators; "Civivic" by Hav Lyfe from the self-titled CD; "Towers" by Grouper from The Man Who Died In His Boat; "The Immortal Mr. Tease" by LA Vampires with Maria Minerva from The Integration; "Dimming the Gas Lights" by Kevin Drumm from Tannenbaum.

"Valedictorian" by Dan Friel from Total Folklore; "Sugar Tots" by Karen Gwyer from Needs Continuum; "Precession" from Anthroprophh's self-titled album; "Escopolamina" by Lucrecia Dalt from Commotus; "Neu Weld" by Staingrass Agaric from his self-titled album; "You Don't Need a Weatherman" by Darkstar from News from Nowherel; "Summit Expedition" from the self-titled album by Arp Navigators; "Civivic" by Hav Lyfe from the self-titled CD; "Towers" by Grouper from The Man Who Died In His Boat; "The Immortal Mr. Tease" by LA Vampires with Maria Minerva from The Integration; "Dimming the Gas Lights" by Kevin Drumm from Tannenbaum.

Spankingly new music from WALLS, LA VAMPIRES and JAM CITY plus Kollywood electronic soundtracks and a fab John Cale remix. Blimey.

"Quartarius" by Cleaning Women from U; "This Is How We See in the Dark" by City Center from their split 7" with Grouper; "Before Tomorrow" by Githead from Landing; "Selectron" by Nice Face from Immer Etwas; The title track from Returnal by Oneohtrix Point Never; "Concert Black" by Zs from New Slave; "Bitter's Bust" by The Bitters from East General; "Love to Match" by Dunian from Dunian and Monster Rally split vinyl; "Mothlight Part 2" by Cloudland Canyon from Fin Eaves; "Psychic Teens" by rrritualzzz from their self titled CD-R; "How Would U Know?" by LA Vampires featuring Matrix Metals from So Unreal; "Cruisin' for a Bruisin" by Nurse with Wound from Huffin' Rag Blues

"Quartarius" by Cleaning Women from U; "This Is How We See in the Dark" by City Center from their split 7" with Grouper; "Before Tomorrow" by Githead from Landing; "Selectron" by Nice Face from Immer Etwas; The title track from Returnal by Oneohtrix Point Never; "Concert Black" by Zs from New Slave; "Bitter's Bust" by The Bitters from East General; "Love to Match" by Dunian from Dunian and Monster Rally split vinyl; "Mothlight Part 2" by Cloudland Canyon from Fin Eaves; "Psychic Teens" by rrritualzzz from their self titled CD-R; "How Would U Know?" by LA Vampires featuring Matrix Metals from So Unreal; "Cruisin' for a Bruisin" by Nurse with Wound from Huffin' Rag Blues

"Chaostrophy" by Coil from Love's Secret Domain; "Future Police" by Drum Eyes from Gira Gira; "Copper Dream" by Stellar OM Source from Trilogy Select; The title track from Pyramid of the Sun by Maserati; "Second Sight (Right)" by Psychic Ills from Astral Occurence; "How Would U Know?" by LA Vampires featuring Matrix Metals from So Unreal; "Lambourghini Meltdown" by Tobacco featuring Zackey Force Funk from La Uti; "Undertow" by The Pillars of Creation from Panorama Blue; "Midnight Locker" by Sun Araw from Off Duty + Boat Trip; "Call Me, Tell Me" by Nurse with Wound and Larsen; "Transgressing Outward Which is Inward" by Expo 70 from Where Does You Mind Go?

"Chaostrophy" by Coil from Love's Secret Domain; "Future Police" by Drum Eyes from Gira Gira; "Copper Dream" by Stellar OM Source from Trilogy Select; The title track from Pyramid of the Sun by Maserati; "Second Sight (Right)" by Psychic Ills from Astral Occurence; "How Would U Know?" by LA Vampires featuring Matrix Metals from So Unreal; "Lambourghini Meltdown" by Tobacco featuring Zackey Force Funk from La Uti; "Undertow" by The Pillars of Creation from Panorama Blue; "Midnight Locker" by Sun Araw from Off Duty + Boat Trip; "Call Me, Tell Me" by Nurse with Wound and Larsen; "Transgressing Outward Which is Inward" by Expo 70 from Where Does You Mind Go?

Best Coast "Up All Night" split w/Jeans Wilder 7" (Atelier Ciseaux) 2010Vivian Girls "The Desert" Everything Goes Wrong LP (In The Red) 2009Pearl Harbor "High Road" Something About The Chaparrals 12" (Mexican Summer) 2010LA Vampires "Keep It, Turn It, Bump It" My Estrogeneration comp LP (Not Not Fun) 2010Meercaz "Troubled Hand" s/t LP (Tic Tac Totally) 2009Nerve City "Living Wage" Recordings 2007-2008 LP (Sweet Rot) 2010Ty Segall & Mikal Cronin "Drop Dead Baby" Reverse Shark Attack LP (Kill Shaman) 2009Double Dagger "No Allies" More LP (Thrill Jockey) 2009No Balls "Suffering Contest" Come Clean LP (Release The Bats) 2009Shit & Shine "Yes 9 10" 229-2299 Girls Against Shit 2LP (Riot Season) 2009The Goslings "Everlasting Arm" Sister and Son CS (Rotting Chapel) 2010AFCGT "Two Legged Dog" s/t LP (Sub Pop) 2010Topping Bottoms "Towers Of Spines" Towers Of Spines CS (Not Not Fun) 2010Empress "Empress 2, side 1" Empress 1/2 2CS (Soldier Pumps) 2010LA's Pearl Harbor have warranted all the blog hype that's accumulated over the last 6 months, even though most of the hype has been tossed at the lone track Luv Goon. The new 12 inch on Mexican Summer, which sold out in a matter of days and is pretty much long gone from distros (try the Nominal shop), is a nice slice of dreamy pop from the sister duo. The A side features the two "hits", while the much more preferable B-Side is two smeared and haunted daydream lullabies that resonate the loudest, at least with me. Three seven inches are forthcoming (PPM, Big Love and Gloriette) and a 12 inch on Art Fag, hopefully in the coming months.LA Vampires, who recently sprung up out of nowhere, drop one of the more innarestin' tracks on the already explodin' with ideas comp, My Estrogeneration. LA Vampires, which is in fact a moniker for this mysterious sole female project, trudges the same warped reggae/dub path already worn by labelmate (and future collaborator!) Sun Araw, albeit in a more chopped 'n screwed way. New split 12 inch with Psychic Reality just unleashed on NNF, more on that soon. Also, keep an ear out for an upcoming collab with Zola Jesus.Despite reams of acclaim from Washington Post, Baltimore Sun, AMG, LA Record, The Stranger, BBC Music, and even Rolling Stone, I somehow completely missed one of 2009's most exciting LPs, namely Double Dagger's More on Thrill Jockey. While jammin' some records over at a friends place, More was eventually put on with a smirk and no mention of the band name. Holy shit! Is this an Unwound rarity I've never heard? Did ...Trail of the Dead ditch the pomp and circumstance and go back to the white-fisted anger of Madonna? Dude, seriously, what the hell is this? The record apparently hadn't even hit the shelves of any decent record store in town, but it was ordered in through the local grocer and I've been immersed in this monster ever since. Only drums, bass and vocals, but what a dense racket these three fellas make. The above mentioned bands are obvious starting points, so fans of those post-hardcore aggressors are urged to seek this one out. Highest recommendation.Thanks to the always quick work of Art For Spastics, I got to the Rotting Chapel site just in time to order one of the last 150 copies of a new Goslings double cassette release. Fans of the Goslings already know what they're getting into, namely, an overdriven-sludge pummeling that's recorded well beyond the red. There really isn't anyone out there making this much of a unique and, yet, highly listenable racket on the planet right now. Archive just re-issued the classic Grandeur Of Hair CD (check that out here) and their collab with Warmth. Archive, with their handmade and silkscreened CD packages, are about the only label out there worth buying a CD from. So go do that, please.Topping Bottoms are a new-ish band that fall in step with the long line of overblown psych bands that have emerged from Japan over the last 25 years or so. High Rise, Acid Mothers Temple, Suishou No Fune, and Mainliner (all of which owe a massive debt to the mighty Les Rallizes Denudes) are the forbearers of the sound, and Topping Bottoms are there to keep the amps smoking. Eye-popping silkscreened inserts with artwork by band member Ryo, who also did the artwork on the recent Blank Realm LP and cassette release.

As expected, missed records from 2009 keep rolling in, with the Meercaz LP on Tic Tac Totally (reissue of Gulcher Records CD from early 2009) currently dominating the stereo. For those that are also late to the game on this one, Meercaz is based outta Portland, Oregon and even shares a member with one of my favorite bands from that city, Meth Teeth. Definitely one of those records that doesn't sound contemporary, but more like some long lost mid-70s proto-punk group hailing from some industrial city in middle America. Heavy riffage, tone deaf vocals and plenty o' weird analog synth bleeps and burps thrown in for serious left tiltage. Songs range from two-minute, fist pumping MC5-styled jams to seven-minute stormy industro-punk excursions. Highly recommended.Also late on the 2009 chopping block is the sprawling 2LP speaker shredder that is the new Shit & Shine. Over an hour of repetitive riffs that sound spewed through slashed amps and run over with a rusty lawnmower. 229-2299 Girls Against Shit also makes brief dalliances into dub, disco and, uhhm, race car humour(?). Yeah, anyways, fans of the early, damaged end of the Butthole Surfers and even the overkill fuzz-sludge of The Goslings are urged to pay attention.The painfully limited-run of the Siltbreeze 10 inch compilation Skulls Without Borders dropped in the mail slot last week, and it's an odd mix of folks trying to share the same airspace. Puffy Areolas make a nasty punk-splatter and give high hopes for their forthcoming Siltbreeze debut LP; Chickins, an FNU Ronnies off-shoot, put down a quirky number complete with raygun guitar shots; Dan Melchior plops down another grumpy blast of fuzz riffs and off-kilter guitar solos. The flipside, featuring Kurt Vile, Tommy Jay Band and Sic Alps, will be played next week...Heading back over to this side of continent, AFCGT (aka A Frames Climax Golden Twins), who have been given much love here on ETMS, drop their vinyl-only (!) release via Sub Pop next week, and I was lucky enough to be able to provide a sneak peek. Not much has changed from the Seattle juggernaut, hell, if anything, the 5 piece have beefed up their sound considerably on the more amped up tracks, and waded even deeper into their more experimental side. Not yr typical Sub Pop release, but we're pleased as all hell they've decided to put this one strictly to wax.Swimming up the coastline back to our city, Tassles sent over a few intriguing tracks of drifting bedroom electronic pleasantries. Tassles is better known in Vancouver as Sean Orr, who helms the shit detector on Beyond Robson's Morning Brew and fronts the recently reunited post-hardcore revisionists Taxes. Tassles sees Orr relaxing his jaw for a few and learning to relax a little bit. You probably won't see Tassles open for Taxes anytime soon. Either way, someone out there release fucking something from either of these...asap!Banana Head (aka Zully Adler, head of Goaty Tapes) also was kind enough to send some new jams my way. Brand new cassette of solo loner jams, absolutely perfect for these bland winter days. Goaty Tapes has come a long way since its inception a few years back; brand new tapes by HNY (awesome cassette on Not Not Fun reviewed here), Russian Tsarlag and Paradise Sisters, who have a forthcoming 12 inch due out soon on De Stijl. In the works are cassettes by El Jesus De Magico, Psychic Reality (split 12" with LA Vampires forthcoming for them on Not Not Fun) and Goaty will also head into LP territory with an Ancestral Diet full length. Get stoked, people.Hot off the heels of the much-loved seven inch, Brainbombs offshoot No Balls release a full length LP on Sweden's Release The Bats. And, of course, its in a disgustingly small pressing of 300 and sold out before it was even outta the pressing plant. Not far off the Brainbombs aesthetic of violent, hammering repetition, but, this time around with just drums and guitar, plus the occasional sax squlech and distance vocals, which may or may not be appallingly misogynistic. This meager pressing has annoyed me enough to share a ripped version with ya'll (courtesy of Soundeyet).Tassles "Brother Soft" unreleased mp3, 2010Indian Wars "Carol Anne" s/t 7" (Bachelor) 2009The Intelligence "Gettin' Classy" split w/ Unnatural Helpers 7" (Dirty Knobby) 2009Fair Ohs "Automatic" Obscene & Violent: A Tribute To GG Allin 7" (Italian Beach Babes) 2009Male Bonding "You Hate Me And I Hate You" Obscene & Violent: A Tribute To GG Allin 7" (Italian Beach Babes) 2009Chickins "Chickin Den" Skull Without Borders compilation 10" (Siltbreeze) 2009Dan Melchior "1000 Times" Skulls Without Borders compilation 10" (Siltbreeze) 2009Puffy Areolas "El Jita" Skulls Without Borders compilation 10" (Siltbreeze) 2009Meercaz "Unlust" s/t LP (Tic Tac Totally) 2009Shit & Shine "Have You Really Though About Your Presentation?" 229-2299 Girls Against Shit 2LP (Riot Season) 2009AFCGT "Black Mark" AFCGT LP (Sub Pop) 2010No Balls "Come Clean" Come Clean LP (Release The Bats) 2009Oneohtrix Point Never "Russian Mind" Russian Mind LP (No Fun Productions) 2009Afternoon Penis "...Jack Of Hearts" split w/ Eskimo King LP (Abandon Ship) 2009Banana Head "Take It Back" In The Tubs CS (Goaty Tapes) 2009Blue Sabbath Black Cheer & Nihilist Assault Group "untitled" Planned Obsolescence LP (Gnarled Forest) 2009