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Who better to put you in a good mood for the weekend than the delightful Laura Stevenson? Friend of the show and talented singer/songwriter. If you don't have time to revisit this episode in full, at least pull up some Laura songs on your streamer of choice for your drive home!
September 13-15, the Stone Ridge Orchard in Stone Ridge, New York will host the Meadowlark Festival. The festival's proceeds support organizations that advocate for farmers in the Hudson Valley including Farm Aid, Rondout Valley Growers, and Hudson Valley Center for Food, Culture, and Agriculture. The line-up includes Fruit Bats; Deer Tick; Slaughter Beach, Dog; Blonde Redhead, and many others - including our guest, Laura Stevenson.
Before Waxahatchee and Swearin', there was P.S. Eliot. This week we are talking about their 2009 album, what we were up to back then, and what the scene would become.New Major Awards EP - majorawards.bandcamp.comMerch Shop - redbubble.com/people/punk-lotto-pod/shopJoin our Patreon to get bonus audio, videos, blog posts, and access to our Discord for only $1 at patreon.com/punklottopodPodcast platforms and social media links at linktr.ee/punklottopodCall our voicemail line: 202-688-PUNKLeave us a review and rating on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.Song clips featured on this episode:P.S. Eliot - TennesseeP.S. Eliot - Incoherent Love SongsP.S. Eliot - Like How You Are
We are joined by our pal and light in darkness Laura Stevenson to talk about Captain Marvel. Did Rachel like it? Big big no! If you're reading this, stop reading it and click here to buy Laura's Self Titled record:l aurastevenson.bandcamp.com/album/laura-stevenson
Hope everyone is having a great summer. In this flash episode I share some of my favorite summer rock festival moments and let you all know about upcoming Positive Jam festival that The Hold Steady is hosting on August 5 in Accord, NY. I give thoughts on all the bands on the lineup: Guided by Voices, The Tallest Man on Earth, Laura Stevenson, I Get Wild, and Oceanator. We'll be back before too long with Season 3. In the meantime - listen, subscribe and join us at Positive Jam.
Scowl is one of a handful of new hardcore bands blowing up at the moment. And, more importantly, they are a band with ska roots. Specifically, their bassist Bailey Lupo, who used to play bass in San Jose ska-punk band The Caps (or CAPS). So, we brought them on to get all the deets on their ska past. Bailey told us about packing records at Asian Man Records as a teen. (They begged Mike Park to release the Scowl record in 2020, but he passed). Bailey talked about recently meeting JER in Gainsville and vowed to our audience that, one day, Scowl would collaborate with Skatune Network. And they talked about the bands that influenced The Caps: The Specials, Choking Victim and a whole slew of surf bands. But we got even deeper and talked about the late 2000s/early 2010s San Jose punk scene they came from and talked about legendary groups like Leer, Hard Girls (featuring Jeff Rosenstock's guitarist Mike Huguenor), Monstrauss (Who played ska & grunge ie Skunge), Matsuri, Stickup Kid and Point of View. And of course, we had to talk about San Jose's weirdest punk venue, Nickel City. Hyper Ska artist Eichlers wrote a song about the venue on their sophomore record. We also talk about touring with Limp Bizkit, what it was like to have thousands of kids show up to their Real Bay Shit shows, seeing Laura Stevenson at a backyard BBQ in San Jose, and we discuss the horrible Punknews comments they sifted through every day. Most importantly, we talked about Adam and Aaron's old band, Gnarboots! Support the show
Laura Stevenson is my guest on this week's That's How I Remember It. Laura is a wildly talented songwriter and singer. I've been lucky enough to do a few tours with her. This year, she's celebrating the 10 year anniversary of her album Wheel, and will be touring this spring. We talked about the making of that record and who she was at that time, but also: her memory of physical spaces, regretting excessive overdubs, Basia, Love is Blind and much more. Big thanks to Laura for joining me. Tons of great stuff coming up, please listen and subscribe.
Spinning Out (another music podcast) We talk to artists about their favorite albums and go on wild tangents. This is a podcast where we talk to guests about their favorite albums. Today we're talking with Shawn Alpay of Completions. He's played with Father John Misty, Laura Stevenson, Whitney and more. We talked about Stereolab's fifth album "Dots and Loops" and about how to serve the song and learning how not to overplay. Completions released their debut album, "I Needed Help" on September 23rd. Check it out wherever you stream music and pick up vinyl directly from the band. https://completions.bandcamp.com/album/i-needed-help Subscribe to our Patreon here: www.patreon.com/spinningoutpod Follow us on social media -- twitter and instagram (@Spinningoutpod)
DIY punk mainstays Jeff Rosenstock & Laura Stevenson are good friends and great collaborators. They've released their second EP of Neil Young covers this year titled, Younger Still. Features Contributor Matty G was able to catch up with the dashing duo to talk about their work together, their favorite Neil Young songs, and what they love most about Chicago. Jeff & Laura will be playing Lincoln Hall in Chicago this Friday, December 9th, 2022. Younger Still is out on Polyvinyl Recordings. "We're friends and we encourage each other and that hasn't really changed... I think that makes for a good collaborative process. And yeah, I guess we have gotten better at music. But also maybe our ideas aren't as cool anymore because we're older." - Jeff Rosenstock Produced by Adalyn Staats. Image Credit: Dan Ozzi.
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Record Setter. A Knife In The Dark. SPACED. Laura Stevenson. Being old at the gig and what it means. End It. The role of regional lore in Core. Mutilation Barbecue/Maul/Bud Rot/Meth Stain DIY gig in a convent. World Of Pleasure. We're joined by Dave from the legendary Chicago Punk band Two Houses to throw a brick through the Overton Window to discuss the legendary “Real Emo” band Sunny Day Real Estate. Sunny Day are a necessary part of any conversation about the Emo genre. Their debut record Diary (1994) is arguably THE time capsule Emo record; completely essential for anyone looking to explore the genre. What's great about SDRE, though, is that their entire discography is diverse, interesting, and – most importantly – very good. We go around the horn and air our respective hot takes on this storied catalog of records, with an emphasis on selling our ideas to each other, and to you. What's your favorite Sunny Day record gonna be? Companion playlist, of course: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5LP366IQ2C8Pt0t0icVnnk?si=3ed8d0e28e224b91
In the late '90s, a new ska-punk scene was bubbling up in the UK that would last until the mid-2000s. This scene would be defined by groups like Capdown, Sonic Boom Six, Adequate Seven, Five Knuckle and the record label Household Name Records. One of the earliest groups to form in this scene was a band from Derby called Lightyear--and they were the craziest groups from this scene. Defined by copious on (and off) stage nudity, Morris dancing, pantomime horses and never-ending pranks and shenanigans, Lightyear took cathartic songs ska-punk songs about depression, drug addiction and domestic abuse and created a wild stage production that always left the audience confused and elated. On today's episode, we speak with Lightyear's lead singer (and lead instigator) Chas Palmer-Williams. He tells us how getting bullied as a child led to him getting naked as often as possible. He gives us the low-down on a popular hobby, "puppetry of the penis," and he waxes nostalgic about his days at the Victoria Inn. Chas also lists about the US bands that Lightyear tormented (Mustard Plug, Link 80, Slow Gherkin, and Laura Stevenson to name a few), he talks about the Household Records documentary he started (And the problems he's faced), we learn about his new business Hawkr, and most importantly, he tells us the full Ice-T story, one that involves a pantomime horse crashing Body Count's set at Reading Festival where "Ice-T was not amused." Support the show
Davo & Callum sit down with Laura Stevenson one of Master Builders Apprentice Carpenters and chat shop about carpentry, master Builders and play a quick round of ResumaybeSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
dear livejournal, do you know about your sitz bone? it’s the butt bone that you sit on. when you sit on a chair, your squishy butt fat disperses your weight across a larger surface and you don’t feel that much pressure directly on your sitz bone. but i got a new bicycle seat recently. it’s nose-less and designed to remove pressure from soft tissue, and instead puts all the pressure on your sitz bone. i’ve only spent two days on the seat and i’m already feeling it in my sitz. but it’s a good thing. i’ve spent the last fifteen years not riding a bicycle because of painful hemorrhoids. is this t.m.i.? naw. hemorrhoids have been a pain in my butt long enough. it’s time to take my life back. and my butt back lolol.DOWNLOAD RECORDINGsubscribe to the podcast here: http://feeds.feedburner.com/5432fun00:00 (intro by omar)00:20 Bedwetters Anonymous “Poverty Porn” R.U. EXPERIENCING DISCOMFORT (?)02:24 Emily Reo “Strawberry” Only You Can See It06:20 CLARKO “Medeocre Man” Medeocre Man 7"08:12 No Sister “Muscle Beach” Portrait In A Rear View Mirror10:37 Value Void “Back in the Day” Sentimental14:04 Noel Thrasher “In the morning” Fun fun fun17:38 Community college “gasoline” comco22:55 WEEED “I See You” You Are The Sky25:47 SWEAR BEAM “GRIME” SWEAR BEAM29:42 Laura Stevenson “Living Room, NY” The Big Freeze33:03 Charly Bliss “Bleach” Young Enough36:54 Lazy Day “Double j” Letters EP39:41 Purrer “Thank You” 25th ½43:44 Twinken Park “Green Day” Flowers45:40 Time Fraud “houston” time/fraud47:53 Patio “Vile Bodies” Essentials50:09 Shady Bug “Lucky” Lemon Lime53:21 Honey 2 Honey “Tone Of Voice” A Taste Of
dear livejournal, have you ever played music with other people?! silly question - i know a lot of you have. i haven’t done very much of it. but i’ve been doing it and it’s super fun. WHY DIDN’T ANYONE TELL ME ? i mean, indiana and rebs and i did a couple rock shows years ago. and i did a couple band lottery bands. and those were fun. but they didn’t last that long for whatever reason. rebs/kriz/mai/jenna and i did a couple rock band practices right before the pandemic started, so we don’t really know where that could have gone. but i like what i’m doing right now and we’re going to play a show this sunday and i’m super excited about it. i hope we all have a nice time.i think we will.DOWNLOAD RECORDINGsubscribe to the podcast here: http://feeds.feedburner.com/5432fun(intro by omar)Display Homes “Able To” E.T.APainter “i am perfectly safe” Important BodiesTOY “2” Live At Curry NightLaura Stevenson “Maker Of Things” The Mystic & the MasterMope City “Excuses Start To Thaw” News From HomeBAUS “Pop Song” Songs To Snake ToWLMRT “Stretching” WLMRT ForeverChurch fire “sunday” summer camp doom diaryBen Varian “Knife of Snow” Rey’s Fireside Christmastime Sing-AlongFrog “God Once Loved a Woman” Whatever We Probably Already Had ItEmma Parry “Brittle Brine” E.P.Nonnie Parry “Human” 7 Veils of FantasyR. Clown “Peanut Fight” The Big BreakSilverware “Finish Line” Not YetEdward Wifi-Password “I Have So Much Body Hair (So Much Hair)” Fanfare For The Hairy ManThe Coathangers “Bimbo” The Devil You KnowDEEP TISSUE “Dead Head” DEEP TISSUEMark E. Deutsch “More Than Plenty” AnthropophagyEerie Wanda “The Reason” HumWalter Etc. “101 Unread Emails” ChaparralZones of thought “Hour Lunch” DemoWay worse “WHY WAIT?” why wait?Snow Caps “Stubborn Lock” Split w/ Little TeethLittle Teeth “Impossible” Split w/ Snow Caps
BOOMER - Bartees Strange, THE DEALER - Nilufer Yanya, THE ANGEL OF 8TH AVE. - Gang of Youth, BACK TO THE RADIO - Porridge Radio, WAITING IN LINE - Kiwi Jr., PHOENIX - Aiofe O'Donovan, YOU DON'T KNOW - Loyle Carner, Rebel Kleff, Kiko Bun, WHY WHY WHY WHY WHY - Sault, PISTO (FRESH START - Los Bitchos, EL MIRADOR - Calexico, THIS IS A PHOTOGRAPH - Kevin Morby, HOMESICK - Kings of Convenience, LOVE IS REAL - Margaret Glaspy, LET DOWN - Michigander, FOUR LEAF DREAM - Matilda Mann, I LOVE EVERYBODY IN THE WHOLE WIDE WORLD (EXCEPT YOU) - Simon Love, DEATH WON'T WAIT (Main Title) - Chris Farren, Laura Stevenson
Singer-songwriter Laura Stevenson joins Rhett to talk about releasing an album during the pandemic, finding value in not having a plan, and the darker moments that occur during the creative process. They discuss Laura's new album and why she can't wait to start writing new music.Laura Stevenson is a singer-songwriter from Long Island, NY. She made her recording debut in 2009 and was a keyboard player for the musical collective Bomb the Music Industry! In 2016, Stevenson released her first live album, recorded at Vera Club, and donated all of the proceeds to Planned Parenthood. Her sixth solo album, simply titled Laura Stevenson, was released in August 2021. Wheels Off is brought to you by Osiris Media. Hosted and produced by Rhett Miller. Co-produced by Kirsten Cluthe in partnership with Nick Ruffini (Revoice Media). Editing by Justin Thomas. Production Assistance by Matt Bavuso. Music by OLD97's. Episode artwork by Katherine Boils. Show logo by Tim Skirven. This podcast is available on Apple Podcasts, Stitcher, Spotify, or wherever you get your podcasts. You can also ask Alexa to play it. Please leave us a rating or review on iTunes. Revisit previous episodes of Wheels Off with Rosanne Cash, Rob Thomas, Will Forte, Lydia Loveless, Allison Moorer, Ted Leo, Paul F. Tompkins, Jen Kirkman, and more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
EPISODE SUMMARY: An all-pep-talks episode with appearances from lots of past Make My Day guests. Josh announces the show is going on a little hiatus and curates a series of pep talks from many wonderful past Make My Day contestants. A huge thank you goes out to everyone who contributed: Ron Funches, Bridger Winegar, Sadie Dupuis, Jon Gabrus, Anthony DeVito, Karen Chee, Sarah Hagi, Zach Reino, Jessica McKenna, Tom Bodett, Maris Kreizman, Daniel Kibblesmith, Aparna Nancherla, Mike Drucker, Tess Lynch, Jo Firestone, Mina Kimes, Laura Stevenson, Tom Scharpling, Wyatt Cenac, Alison Roman, Myq Kaplan, John Hodgman, Scaachi Koul, Matt Braunger, Dani Fernandez, and Ophira Eisenberg! Please consider donating to your local food bank or contributing to a local mutual aid organization this holiday season. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Laura Stevenson - Continental Divide
Laura Stevenson tells me of her years in Brooklyn, not being much of a planner, her Patreon, her daughter, her battle with a housefly, working at a movie theatre, living with lots of roommates, studying art history, getting in trouble for her fake moon landing-inspired 'Telluride', the permanence of songwriting, and couple of sideline job stories...Photograph by Bon JaneLaura Stevenson is out now via Don Giovanni Records (or Specialist Subject Records in the UK).Get 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: Laura Stevenson 'Children's National Transfer', Cock Sparrer 'Working' See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
New season, new format - we broadcast in-person from a hot tub in Atlanta during the Fall 2021 ACS Meeting! We have been planning to review "Sit Resist" by Laura Stevenson basically since we started podcasting in Fall 2020, and we finally do in this episode. And by "review" we really mean talk about how amazing this album is. Content warning that this episode discusses dark subject matter, including physical abuse, substance abuse, and death; specific warnings are provided in the audio along with the duration of the content for listeners that would like to skip certain content.
The song we played this week was “CONTINENTAL DIVIDE” by LAURA STEVENSON Listen to LAURA STEVENSON on bandcamp! https://laurastevenson.bandcamp.com/ https://www.laurastevenson.net/ betteryetpodcast@gmail.com MOTHERFUCK THE POLICE
Episode 50! (Yes, you read that correctly.) This week, Mark and Brendan feature the usual blend of melody, rhythm, and weirdness that you have come to expect. We start with a indie track from Laura Stevenson, from her new self-titled album. Next, to London for a solo single from Anna Prior, the drummer for the English pop band Metronomy. Next, a crunchy new tune from Hollywood super-composer Danny Elfman that pairs him up with Trent Reznor, on Nine Inch Nails fame. The final new track of the week is from New Zealand, and the artist Reb Fountain. Then, Brendan digs up some math rock from a decade ago with a wonderful tune from Battles, with vocals from the DJ and producer Matias Aguayo. You can find six more bonus reviews in our email newsletter. If that is something you don't know about, read on. If you are new, please take a second to sign up for our email newsletter, right here. We won't share your info, we promise. This pod is the product of just Mark and Brendan, and we hate that stuff, so we will never do that with your info.
When it comes time to record, Laura Stevenson is honest to a fault. 2019's The Big Freeze may well have been her most personal record to date, but the album has nothing on her recently released self-titled followup. Plenty had happened in the intervening years — some things she's happier to speak about than others. Stevenson is clearly protective of the people around her, but when it comes to her own life, she's much more of an open book. Born just as the pandemic was beginning to shut down businesses in the States, her daughter wakes up from an afternoon nap about halfway into our conversation. The difficult timing was, perhaps, fortuitous, stuck at home with a young child at a time when touring was an impossibility. With a new album in the world, touring is a possibility once again, but Stevenson is more than happy to take things one day at a time.
Laura Stevenson (new album Laura Stevenson out now) competes to cheer Josh up. During a game of Cribs Notes, Laura takes Josh on an MTV Cribs style tour of her home. She then donates her winnings to Black Mamas Matter Alliance. Plus, pep talks for people who had to sell their cars after Xzibit "improved" them, and people with messy refrigerators. Listen to Laura Stevenson: http://dongiovanni.co/LauraStevenson Black Mamas Matter Alliance: https://blackmamasmatter.org/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
NFL players can't all be amazing! Yet that's often what we hear. Today, we'll nominate a list of players whose on-field performances don't align with their reputations. They may be legit pro players, and they certainly deserve to be on the field, but they're just not guaranteed the kinds of workloads you're told they're in line for. We'll also discuss our tactics for auction fantasy football drafts and play a great song! Guest: Brandon Funston of The Athletic with music from Laura Stevenson. NOTES: Sponsor - www.ExpressVPN.com/harris for 3 months extra of the fastest Virtual Private Network out there: privacy while streaming, surfing and downloading Sponsor - www.BetterHelp.com/harris to be matched with a therapist who's right for you, and to get 10% off your first month Sponsor - www.BoxOfAwesome.com promo code HARRIS for 20% off your first box of essential goods and guidance for the modern man Follow Brandon Funston - @BrandonFunston Follow our show - @HarrisFootball Become a patron - www.patreon.com/harrisfootball Become a Person of the Book - https://www.amazon.com/Tulsa-Christopher-Harris/dp/0692170138 Watch the YouTube channel - www.youtube.com/harrisfootball Harris Football Yacht Club Dictionary - http://the-harris-football-yacht-dictionary.wikia.com/wiki/Dictionary Join the Harris Football Subreddit - www.reddit.com/r/HarrisFootball Play in our Fantrax Best Ball League to win a share of $1k (after you sign up first at www.Fantrax.com/harris) - https://www.fantrax.com/fantasy/league/ul4jpncnkrwqrcex Five Film Room Zeroes For 2021: 5. Ryan Fitzpatrick 4. Michael Gallup 3. DeVante Parker 2. Myles Gaskin 1. Damien Harris
Episode 83 is here, and it is SHORT! Check it out as we talk about Karen metal (7:13), The Lox DESTROYING Dipset in Verzuz (11:04), NY Gov. Andrew Cuomo's sexual assault allegations (39:28), Blizzard Ent. president steps down (44:44), A Chad gets taped to an airplane seat (50:08), we say RIP to Trevor Moore (56:46), Leo talks Song Exploder on Netflix (58:51), Danny talks Saint Maud/Behind The Attractions (1:01:49), Leo talks streaming again soon (1:05:07), Splitgate/Back 4 Blood (1:09:02), and more! We also talk/feature music (19:42) from Koan Sound, Tinashe, Nas, Liars, HONNE, and Laura Stevenson. Our intro/outro music is "Lingerie & Candlewax" by Mayer Hawthorne. Danny on IG: @therealdanko Danny on Twitter: @bulldozerdanko Danny on Twitch: twitch.tv/bulldozerdanko Leo on FB/IG/TT/Twitter: @iamdjbrute Leo's music: soundcloud.com/iamdjbrute Twitch.tv/iamdjbrute >>> www.djbrute.com
Laura Stevenson's sixth album, self-titled, is out this month. It's candid, confessional and frankly, a contender for Best Album of 2021. We discuss the making of it, and Laura's life lately.
Singer-songwriter Laura Stevenson documents the turbulent and heavy stuff of life with warmth and fierce intensity. The multi-instrumentalist offers an album, “written as a sort of purge and a prayer,” of dynamic contrasts, clasping hands with blistering rage and working out how to deal with fear and pain. Laura Stevenson plays tunes remotely with her band from her self-titled 2021 record. Set list: “State,” “Don't Think About Me,” “Sky Blue, Bad News” Watch "State":
On an all new Hard Times Podcast, Laura Stevenson stops by to talk about childbirth during COVID, getting grandma's into GG Allin and her new self titled record which comes out tomorrow! Listen to the episode wherever you get your podcasts!
Singer/songwriter Laura Stevenson spoke to me about a cultural spark that is really remarkable. I don't think that any other topic that I've discussed on this show has affected me as much as this one. Laura's spark is Pasa Un Angel, a mixed media monotype fresco by fine artist and activist Claudia Bernardi, but we talked about Bernardi's entire body of work. She has lived an absolutely incredible life and survived through and witnessed unimaginable trauma. This conversation is going to be a source of inspiration for you, but it also features discussion of some incredibly upsetting and horrifying human rights abuses that are the driving force behind Bernardi's work. It's a moving and, for me, truly life changing discussion. You'll finish this episode wanting to know much more about Claudia Bernardi's work and you'll also be really excited to listen to Laura's music. Laura's fantastic self-titled album will be released on August 6th. Links:Pasa Un AngelLaura Stevenson24 Hours
Jeremy Bolm interviews singer/songwriter Laura Stevenson During this episode the two discuss mutual friends, Gram Parsons, going to concerts with her Father, The Grateful Dead, jamming, learning piano, playing lacrosse, Long Island, joining Bomb the Music Industry, Jeff Rosenstock, Beef Whiplash, first recording experiences, her favorite parts of tour, playing the Triple Rock for the first time, first tattoos, learning how to play guitar later in life, different recording techniques, The Brass / On the Might of Princes, her upcoming self titled, her upcoming shows, and so much more! Discuss this episode with Jeremy and other listeners: Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thefirsteverpodcast Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/thefirsteverpod Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/thefirsteverpatreon
This week's episode is with the one and only Laure Stevenson! Laura discusses with us the journey of being a mom and a musician, her and her husband meeting at a rock and roll summer camp, her journey into the underground tunnels of Disney, and the fun she had shooting her recent music video for ‘State.' We dive into Laura's themes in her music, and her hopefulness that being honest and vulnerable in her music will convey to others that they are not alone. As a musician during COVID-19, she discusses her excitement returning to live music, her songwriting process, and her opportunities working with other musicians and artists, having her chance to express herself on her friends' records. Laura Stevensons's new self-titled record will be out August 6th, and we know we can't wait! A great conversation with a great artist, check out her work below! Website: https://www.laurastevenson.net Bandcamp: https://laurastevenson.bandcamp.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1lVadNivMiSkc2N6irhWdg?si=BKYIsPPDRPi4_c3CWcevIg&dl_branch=1 Apple: https://music.apple.com/us/artist/laura-stevenson/298214700 Instagram/Twitter: @laurastevenson
As broadcast June 10, 2021 with extra fabric for the podcast fitting room. On the 17th anniversary of Ray Charles' transformation, we pay tribute to start the show, noting the incredible work of a man who didn't just revolutionize a couple of genres, but all of them. For the rest of our funk & soul first hour, there's new tunes out from Polo & Pan, Robert Glasper, and Otis Kane just to name a few, and we dusted a few old school joints in there as well for good measure while also sending some positive energy towards the victims of a horrific accident that happened in Gwangju yesterday. Dan Lloyd joins us for the 2nd hour on our AMPED feature, and with big albums out tomorrow from Garbage, Sleater-Kinney, and a host of others in the rock world, there is a ton to explore there as well.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Ray Charles – I've Got News For YouPolo & Pan feat Channel Tres – TunnelLucky Daye – Running BlindOtis Kane feat KALLITECHNIS – Good LoveDeRobert & The Half Truths – Walk ForwardBacao Rhythm & Steel Band – I Need Somebody to Love Tonight Part II (31:55)Donald Byrd – Christo RedentorRobert Glasper feat Alex Isley – Main ThemeDorothy Ashby – Come Live with MeMaston feat L'éclair – SouvenirOliver Nelson – Skull SessionDonald Byrd – Woman of the World Part III (60:40)AFI – Far Too NearGarbage – No Gods No MastersJim Ward – Paper FishSleater-Kinney – High in the GrassMammoth WVH – Mammoth Part IV (90:43)Descendents – NightageTom Morello and the Bloody Beetroots – Radium GirlsVolbeat – Wait a Minute My GirlLaura Stevenson – StateNoel Gallagher's High Flying Birds – Flying on the GroundJoey Cape – It Could Be Real
The boys are back with a new playlist of songs that deserve more listens. 8 pure gems!Listen to the tunes here --> AvA: Underrated Gems (A Spotify Playlist) Tracklist:1. Golden Frames - Shannon Shaw2. Vapour Trail Boogie - Dada Plan3. Living Room, NYC - Laura Stevenson4. Dark Lights, Shine Loud - Gabriel Bruce5. In Light of Us - Honey Harper6. Mr. Similar - The Passenger7. Seventy Times Seven - Peace Chord8. When You Sleep - Japancakes Links:Dada PlanPeace ChordGabriel BruceThe PassengerHoney Harper *Correction: Dada Plan's first record came out in 2014, not 2004. : )
For our sixth episode, the fellas share four more bangers, share some very important news, and talk about how much music producers are underappreciated. MUSIC Curtis's Bandcamp finds: Penza Penza: mpsc.bandcamp.com Central Heat Exchange: centralheatexchange.bandcamp.com Josh's Band Camp Finds Madi Diaz: madidiaz.bandcamp.com Laura Stevenson: laurastevenson.bandcamp.com Be sure to follow us @campscoutspod on Twitter and Instagram!!! Curtis @citrushamburger on Instagram Josh @jwfreeman_ on Twitter and Instagram Artwork by @madisonn_rrose on Twitter and Instagram
All Songs Considered host Bob Boilen shares his favorite new tracks of the week, featuring former Tiny Desk contest winner Naia Izumi, West African art-folk group The Narcotix, Laura Stevenson and more.Featured Artists And Songs:1. Laura Stevenson: "State," from Laura Stevenson2. Jomoro: "Nest," from Blue Marble Sky3. The Narcotix: "Lilith," from Mommy Issues EP4. Gone to Color: ""The 606" (feat. Jessie Stein,) from Gone To Color5. Naia Izumi: "Voodoo," from A Residency in the Los Angeles Area6. Maddie Jay: "Spiral," from CMYK EP
Find Laura on Instagram @riteguydesign and her website. Tweet us @mondoneon with your favorite moment.Music by M.K. Khan. Checkout “High Voltage” our monthly Playlist on Spotify. Consider supporting the show at Patreon. Join the Discord, click here.
CHRIS FARREN AND JEFF ROSENSTOCK TALK ABOUT THE ACADEMY AWARD WINNING FILM SUICIDE SQUAD WITH LAURA STEVENSON!!!!!
Phil Chinitz interviews Laura Stevenson who also performs in studio during Phil's Jam Session
This week, your hosts, Kitzy and Most-Definitely-Actually-Not-At-All-an-Imposter Caleb discuss Dave Hause's new double-EP Patty/Paddy, which features covers of songs originally performed by Patty Griffin and Dilinger Four, respectively. We get into what makes for a great cover, why these songs are so important now, and reminisce about all that time we spent at our favorite spot to get a drink in Syracuse, Coolio's Bar and Grill. Check out The Horrible Crowes' cover of “https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTN82awVVjk&ab_channel=WFUVPublicRadio (Teenage Dream),” Laura Stevenson's https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HA1TBV6bq6k (Tiny Desk Concert), and https://www.songkick.com/festivals/3340296-a-heckdang-halloween/id/39704115-a-heckdang-halloween-2020 (Heckdang's Halloween stream) featuring some of our personal favorites, including Left of the Dial guests Dikembe and Oceanator. Head over to https://davehause.bandcamp.com/album/your-ghost (Dave Hause's Bandcamp) where you can pick up Patty/Paddy, as well as his protest song “Your Ghost,” with all proceeds of the latter going to support the https://www.phillybailfund.org/ (Philly Bail Fund). Support this podcast
Hello and welcome to REPLY ALT, the best email newsletter about music in the entire world which is also sometimes a podcast—the best podcast in the entire world. Today it’s a podcast.Sometimes I will spend a few hours preparing for an interview so that I will pass as someone who at least wields some vague sense of what the fuck they’re talking about. Sometimes, if I’m being honest, I will be cramming my prep in at the very last minute. But talking to today’s guest is something I feel like I’ve been preparing for my entire life. Kevin Devine played in the first band (or at least among the first bands) I ever saw perform way back in… 1997? Like me, Kevin grew up on Staten Island, New York, and cut his teeth playing at local spots there, particularly a DIY hall called The Joint, which hosted all-ages shows every Friday night. Kevin and I talked a lot about growing up with that background and how the blue-collar punk scene on Staten Island was drastically different than the more respected one happening just a ferry ride away in Manhattan. We both agreed that it instilled in us a small-town mentality that still informs how we operate within the music industry today.Will this incredibly niche subject be interesting to anyone who grew up outside the tri-state area? I don’t know! Not my business! We talked about a few non-Shaolin topics as well—the path his career has taken since his Miracle of 86 days (and his Delusion days, if we want to go really far back), as well as Nirvana and tips for cutting your own hair during the paindemic.Kevin has a new EP out called No One’s Waiting Up For Me Tonight in which he delivers more of the familiar, comforting sounds I’ve enjoyed from him over the last 20+ years. I guess we should have talked about that but we didn’t. Again, not my problem!!Oh, and we mentioned a 1998 show at which Kevin’s band played an outdoor skate demo. I will embarrass him by including that video below. Listen to the episode to hear the story behind his incredibly baggy pants! (The story is that baggy pants were cool as heck back then. Really not much of a story now that I think about it.)(The above photo was taken by Erik Tanner.)Also, a housekeeping note for dedicated REPLT ALTers: If you ordered a zine, the last batch of them shipped out on Friday morning. Hopefully they will arrive to you safely.Check out previous REPLY ALT episodes with Laura Stevenson, Jonah Ray, Sarah Tudzin [Illuminati Hotties], David Anthony, Chris Farren, Lauren Denitzio [Worriers], Todd Taylor [Razorcake], and Jenny Owen Youngs.They’re all on Spotify and Apple for your listening displeasure.Follow me on all the internet stuff.Twitter | Instagram | Website Get full access to REPLY ALT at danozzi.substack.com/subscribe
O caso dos Pesseghini é um dos mais famosos crimes sem solução do Brasil. Como uma criança de 13 anos é incriminada como assassina dos próprios pais que são policiais treinados? Entenda o caso e todas as contradições da acusação contra Marcelinho. Música de abertura: Laura Stevenson and the Cans - The Pretty One www.1001crimes.com.br Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices
O caso dos Pesseghini é um dos mais famosos crimes sem solução do Brasil. Como uma criança de 13 anos é incriminada como assassina dos próprios pais que são policiais treinados? Entenda o caso e todas as contradições da acusação contra Marcelinho. Música de abertura: Laura Stevenson and the Cans - The Pretty One www.1001crimes.com.br See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Hello and welcome to another edition of REPLY ALT, the only newsletter about music ever to exist. Thanks to everyone who bought a copy of the zine I put on sale last week. They sold out way, wayyyy faster than I’d expected, so apologies if you didn’t get one but my insecurity rendered me incapable of printing literally a single copy more than I did. Today’s newsletter is once again a podcast. Please see previous episodes with Jonah Ray, Sarah Tudzin [Illuminati Hotties], David Anthony, Chris Farren, Lauren Denitzio [Worriers], Todd Taylor [Razorcake], and Jenny Owen Youngs. They’re all on Spotify and Apple for your listening pleasure.Today’s guest is the one of the most talented songwriters currently walking the earth, Laura Stevenson. We talked a bit about settling into motherhood, songwriting, shitty haircuts, and growing up on Long Island. We also spitballed the premise for an Encino Man sequel entitled Ensequel Man (Hollywood producers, get at us! We can literally have a draft done by this afternoon!). Since it’s getting an expanded reissue this year, we also did a little reminiscing about her 2011 album Sit Resist, which I once listed as one of my ten favorite albums of the last decade.Laura writes such beautifully intricate music, but I do worry that it gets lost that she is also equally hilarious. I remember seeing her in Baltimore years ago and the crowd was pin-drop silent as she performed one of her many intensely vulnerable songs about the imperfections of the human condition. Then, after she finished and everyone applauded, she said, “Thank you, that was an ICP song.” So I hope her humor comes through here!OK stop reading and start listening!Oh, and also, I always usually like to use my own photos for REPLY ALT but since I couldn’t find any of Laura and me that were not thoroughly embarrassing and unfit for internet consumption, she sent me the above photo, as taken by Em Dubin.Oh, and also also, I routinely give Laura’s NPR Tiny Desk concert a rewatch. So intimate and so lovely. And while pregnant! If you haven’t seen…Listen to Laura Stevenson.Follow me on all the internet stuff.Twitter | Instagram | Website Get full access to REPLY ALT at danozzi.substack.com/subscribe
Our dearest friend Laura Stevenson joins to talk dirt on the "Oracle" Download audio here: http://www.iminlovewithagirlnamedspike.libsyn.com Buy a SPIKE shirt here: https://asianmanrecords.limitedrun.com/products/650612-spike-t-shirt
Singer-songwriter Laura Stevenson and her husband Mike Campbell, touring bassist and talent buyer/manager for Woodstock NY's Colony venue, welcomed their daughter just as COVID-19 began to spread across the US. They talk to MK about what that's been like - spoiler, it's been hard.
In this episode, I brought in Laura Stevenson, one of my students of the Zero to 100k system, to give her some one-on-one coaching so that you can hear how these roll out. When I first pulled up her video to do this coaching session, she was beaming with excitement to geek out about her business with me. Laura was the marketing director of a dental practice with three practices, and just quit the job two weeks ago to focus on her family and work on her business full-time.She started her course in February 2019 and then followed Alison’s roadmap by creating her first products, and selling them on deal sites. She later created her own Shopify store in August where she sells t-shirts, jewelry, and home decor to women who love the outdoors to add a touch of nature to their homes or what they wear. I will start off the coaching session by looking at her site and highlighting the first thing she needs to do, and that’s to make sure that her vision comes out clearly on her website.Her goal is to inspire people to feel the satisfaction of being outside by selling them her products, but that goal doesn’t come out so clearly in her very well put together and beautiful site. And this is one of the success factors in eCommerce. One might have a great online store, but if they don’t sell their vision clearly to their target market, they might find themselves selling less and less moving forward. I’ll share so much more advice with Laura on how she can improve on her site and strategically brand her products to increase her sales and grow her business in the long term. Stay tuned to get some first-hand experience on getting one-on-one coaching from me.Key Takeaways:Laura’s less more statement: Less of what she wants to do, so she can make more room for what she really wants to do (04:49)Leaving her job two weeks to go into her business full-time (06:50)Building up her storytelling to bring out her vision more to her audience (12:06)Creating habits into your products and your customers (18:32)The habit of creating love or gratitude notes: Creating new products and making them an event in customers’ lives (22:19)Making the brand more about the customers and less about you (24:08)How to work with influencers and how they can help you speed up your process so much faster (28:42)Creating value for customers to come over and sign up on your email list (31:15)The best strategies for email marketing and leveraging on pop ups (35:53)Giving the urgency and scarcity that makes customers act right there and then (39:40)Moving forward with this vision of creating experiences around her products that will help people enjoy them (42:42)Additional Resources:www.InHerElements.com--Connect with Alison:FacebookInstagramLinkedIn>>> Join the $1-100k Program
Backed by a small string section, Stevenson performed three songs that sounded so gorgeous, an actual marriage proposal broke out shortly after her set ended.
Backed by a small string section, Stevenson performed three songs that sounded so gorgeous, an actual marriage proposal broke out shortly after her set ended.
What's Patrick been digging lately? New music by Sudan Archives and Blues Lawyer. Plus, we play a Neil Young cover by Jeff Rosenstock and Laura Stevenson. Become a Rockin' the Suburbs patron - support the show and get bonus content - at Patreon.com/suburbspod (http://patreon.com/suburbspod) Subscribe to Rockin' the Suburbs on Apple Podcasts/iTunes or other podcast platforms, including audioBoom, Spotify, Google Play, SoundCloud, Stitcher and TuneIn. Or listen at SuburbsPod.com (http://suburbspod.com/) . Please rate/review the show on Apple Podcasts/iTunes and share it with your friends. Visit our website at SuburbsPod.com (http://suburbspod.com/) Email Jim & Patrick at rock@suburbspod.com Follow us on the Twitter, Facebook or Instagram @suburbspod If you're glad or sad or high, call the Suburban Party Line — 612-440-1984. Theme music by Quartjar. Visit quartjar42.com (http://quartjar42.com/) (c) 2019, Artie S. Industries LLC
This week we played: “I Love My Label” by Nick Lowe ”Alien With a Sleep Mask On” by Ratboys”Through My Sails” (Neil Young) by Laura Stevenson and Jeff Rosenstock Here is the Adult Mom twitter thread we discuss: https://twitter.com/adultmomband/status/1193213514128732160 Check out Slow Mass on bandcamp! https://slowmassmusic.bandcamp.com/ Watch the video for “Alien With a Sleep Mask On” here!
This time round we talk to Laura Stevenson - a busy Primary school teacher. We find out how she copes with the stresses of her work and what she does to attain a good work life balance.
Welcome to the improv4humans Best of Music Vol. 4! Listen to incredible musicians The Family Crest, Laura Stevenson, Cory Branan, Worriers, Austin Lucas, San Fermin, The Smith Street Band, and K.Flay play their best songs as inspiration for improvised scenes featuring an amazing roster of the greatest improvisers in the universe including Will Hines, Seth Morris, Drew Spears, Sean Conroy, Eugene Cordero, Jon Gabrus, Brian Huskey, Mary Holland, Joe Wengert, Craig Rowin, Jessica McKenna, Stephanie Allynne, Matt Newell, Mike McLendon, Drew Tarver, Betsy Sodaro, Dan Lippert, and Paul F. Tompkins. This episode is sponsored by The Jim Jeffries Show Podcast and MVMT Watches (www.MVMT.com/IMPROV).
Our guest today is the musician Laura Stevenson. Laura is from New York and has released five albums over the course of her career, including, most recently, The Big Freeze which came out in March. Laura is also a big Elliott fan, whose work has been influenced considerably by him. In this interview we talk about how those influences come up in her music, her covering the song Angel in the Snow and her pick for her favourite song too. Hope you enjoy it! Next up on My Favourite Elliott Smith Song will be Slim Moon, the founder of the record label Kill Rock Stars. This episode will be out on Thursday 12 September. Extra things to look at / listen to: Roman Candle by Elliott Smith on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/432cZXiWQjsN8GJgVBFemM?si=c3gbp9gyT8CnaYL99QVCEQ The Wheel by Laura Stevenson on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/76mtoqBh1Anv4Qv6y7YP6X?si=zZsAfrMxTau8muFdTtr8KA The Big Freeze by Laura Stevenson on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/7unXiwafDHQziqHxKg3xd1?si=wMYq0eMMQYaqvm9V3sTENg Laura covers Angel in the Snow for the AV Club: https://youtu.be/aiG71bh8AsU Saddestnightout podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/0u111ZeQokehTfata6sR2j?si=kKrzC9EAQWGftDMiY5wFIg My Favourite Elliott Smith Song is produced by Rob Comba and Elizabeth Withstandley. Find us on social media @myfavesmithsong. MyFavouriteElliottSmithSong.com (http://myfavouriteelliottsmithsong.com/)
This week, John and Stewart are joined by singer, songwriter, producer and composer Jeff Rosenstock. Growing up on Long Island, NY, Jeff has been a purveyor of punk rock’s DIY ethic, founding the donation based record label Quote Unquote records, and with his bands The Arrogant Sons of Bitches and Bomb the Music Industry. Jeff has worked as a producer with artists such as Mikey Erg, Laura Stevenson and Dan Andriano. Jeff has also provided music for the shows Weeds and The Office, and is the composer for Cartoon Network’s “Craig of the Creek”.
gabrus is joined by musician Laura Stevenson to reminisce about all things Long Island. From summer jobs and high school shenanigans to crazy bar stories that may or may not involve a few too many. Check out Laura's new album The Big Freeze out now!Check out gabrus' other podcast, ActionBoyzChicago! Come see High & Mighty LIVE Saturday June 15th at Thalia Hall. Tickets:https://www.eventbrite.com/e/high-mighty-at-headgum-live-thalia-hall-tickets-60090821264
Noise By Numbers - A Song For Emily Art Brut - Emily Kane The Disciplines - Emily Michael Carpenter - Emily Says The Decibels - Hey Emily Laura Stevenson - Emily In Half Paul Collins - Emily Girlpool - Emily of Montreal - A Question For Emily Foreman Hushdrops - Emily Laura Nyro - Emmie John Cale - Emily Judith Owen - Emily The Zombies - A Rose For Emily Martha Wainwright - See Emily Play Pugwash - Emily Regardless Julia Biel - Emily Lady Lamb - Emily
This week we talk to Trish of Noods about new music from Laura Stevenson, Sky Ferreira, and Modest Mouse. Then we discuss some releases from Q1 we missed, like Solange and Stella Donnelly. Finally we get madder than ever before, and unload on the various lineups and culture of festival season, and that godawful piece in Jezebel on “Jagged Little Pill”
“Dermatillomania” and “Low Slow” by Laura Stevenson opened and closed this week’s episode. Follow Jill on twitter @jillhopkinsCheck out The Morning AMp! https://vocalo.org/shows/morningamp/And The Moth! themoth.org WE ARE ON PATREON! PATREON.COM/BETTERYETPODCAST
“They Don’t Know” Kirsty MacColl / “Tween Shitbag” Oozing Wound / “Carolyn” The Wedding Present Check out Oozing Wound Online! oozingwound.bandcamp.com Get a Copy of High Anxiety! https://thrilljockey.com/products/high-anxiety Laura Stevenson! laurastevenson.bandcamp.com Read Laura’s Essay “On Dermatillomania” https://www.talkhouse.com/on-dermatillomania/ Support Better Yet on Patreon! patreon.com/betteryetpodcast betteryetpod.com
Blink-182 recently released a new song and music video with Steve Aoki, and wow… So much to talk about. The lyrics are wack, the video is wack, the collaboration is wack, Steve’s Kill Bill jumpsuit is kinda cool but also kinda wack, and there’s just a lot of things going wrong with a band that’s been so important to us over the years. That then begs the questions… Did the integrity of the band leave with Tom? Have they sold out? Do we care if they sold out? What does the future of Blink-182 look like moving forward? Before we can answer those questions, we gotta do what we do best: speculate wildly over unimportant details of the music video, and break down the lyrics that are super self-explanatory, but not before totally forgetting to mention major details like the blinding and totally cringe-worthy Smirnoff vodka ad that totally just made matters worse. Also, Tom is starting a vlog (but don’t tell Pat), the guys discuss publishing their first book, our sister station “Oh, Canada” drops in to give some takes on Mr. Aoki, and we all take a little bit of time to relax. Links: Buy Ron Carnage: The Thinker Boy New Found Glory “This Is Me” Music Video The New Found Glory Episode Yours Truly (new music) Why Are We So Broken by Steve Aoki feat. Blink-182 Bored to Death (remix) by Steve Aoki The Year 2002 Mixtape Draft with Bill Conway of The Hard Times Nirvana Live (backtrack protest) Be Clean Again by Heath McNease Stand Atlantic Songs of the week: It Just Makes Me Happy by DJ Quads Value Inn by Laura Stevenson Follow us on Twitter at @_ReminscentFM and Instagram!
Our discoveries for today include Sir Baby Girl, Tamino, Laura Stevenson, Be Forest, Josin, Taimane and so much more. Look for a playlist on our website, npr.org/allsongs
On this week's show, artists battle their inner demons – the kind that come out a night when you're alone in bed, trying to find sleep – speak truth to power, celebrate love, dig into complicated characters with troubled pasts and much more.This includes a kind of demented nursery rhyme from singer Billie Eilish; the London-based duo Tender and their deep reflection on ruinous self-indulgence; and producer T Bone Burnett's new album with a prayer to overcome fear.Also on the show: The artist known as Many Rooms confronts organized religion; New York singer-songwriter Laura Stevenson has a new album inspired by the inevitable end of the universe; Lucy Dacus reimagines the French love song "La Vie En Rose" as a driving anthem to love; and producer and musician John Vanderslice returns from a five-year break from making music with a new solo album called The Cedars and a complicated tale of bent love
Émission du 28 janvier 2019, sur les ondes de CIBL. Au programme: des chansons de Jonathan Personne, Ryan Adams, The Raconteurs, Laura Stevenson, Juss, Grimes, Cigarettes After Sex, Sergeant Dreamin, Matthew E. White et plusieurs autres. BONUS: On fait de la numérologie (l'importance du chiffre 17 !), Philippe Beauchemin sort son italien et Stéphane Deslauriers nous fait voyager au Congo.
Download “The Mystic and the Master” and “Maker of Things” all proceeds go to Safe Horizon laurastevenson.bandcamp.comCheck out Put Down Your Chainsaw!! https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/put-down-your-chainsaw/id1443951369?mt=2 Visit our Patreon to pledge to Better Yet https://www.patreon.com/betteryetpodcast
This week we chat with Jeff Rosenstock about his influence and many connections he has right throughout the indie rock World. Hear tracks by Jeff, Laura Stevenson, Hard Girls, MU330, The Smith Street Band, Jess Locke, AJJ, Mercy Union and much more!
Welcome to the improv4humans Best of Music Vol. 4! Listen to incredible musicians The Family Crest, Laura Stevenson, Cory Branan, Worriers, Austin Lucas, San Fermin, The Smith Street Band, and K.Flay play their best songs as inspiration for improvised scenes featuring an amazing roster of the greatest improvisers in the universe including Will Hines, Seth Morris, Drew Spears, Sean Conroy, Eugene Cordero, Jon Gabrus, Brian Huskey, Mary Holland, Joe Wengert, Craig Rowin, Jessica McKenna, Stephanie Allynne, Matt Newell, Mike McLendon, Drew Tarver, Betsy Sodaro, Dan Lippert, and Paul F. Tompkins. This episode is sponsored by The Jim Jeffries Show Podcast and MVMT Watches ( www.MVMT.com/IMPROV ).See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
also ft. Benny Horowitz, Anthony Tinnirella, Dan Frelly and Nick Psillas
Incredible songwriters Chris Farren, Jeff Rosenstock and special guest Laura Stevenson discuss LOST in a moving vehicle.
In this episode, Josh is joined by listeners: Nicki, Jen, and Kelsey to discuss their favorite songs you've probably never heard.Plus: Due to technical issues, this episode was recorded twice, two months apart. We go in-depth on how those two months changed the ways we felt about each song.This week's playlist:Fuck Yourself by Blood Boy (Nicki)Cigarette Duet by Princess Chelsea (Kelsey)Castles! by Forest City Lovers (Josh)Rock & Roll by The Velvet Underground (Jen)Creep in a T-shirt by Portugal. The Man (Nicki)When the Feelings in the Core by Tame Impala (Kelsey)Nervous Rex by Laura Stevenson & the Cans (Josh)Love Will Tear Us Apart by Broken Social Scene (Jen)
Intro - "The Time Is Now" John Cena Outro - "Master of Art" Laura Stevenson & The Cans
Superchunk - Break the Glass (3:15)The Come Ons - Come On Blues (0:42)The Come Ons - Sunday Drive (2:38)Dwight Yoakam - I Want You To Want Me (3:28)The Apples In Stereo - Told You Once (3:58)Agentes Secretos -Todo Para Ti (1987) (3:41)The Minders - Yeah Yeah Yeah (2:08)Golden Torso - Cuckholding Hands (1:52)Joe Venuti & Eddie Lang - Wild Cat (1927) (2:54)Samson - Telephone (3:01)The Thunderbeats - I Sing (1:59)Zoogz Rift - Art Band (5:21)Bob Mallin - Nobody's Darlin' But Mine (2:49)The Pogues - Haunted (3:29)Miss World - Lip Job (1:38)The Telescopes - Silent Water (4:26)The Romancers - She Took My Oldsmobile (1966) (2:49)The Lovely Eggs - I Shouldn't Have Said That (2:12)The Freshies - I Can't Get Bouncing Babies By The Teardrop Explodes (1981) (4:00)Soft Shoulder - Mary Ann (2:38)Chuck Rhubarb - Animal Rock 'N Roll (2:49)Hodera - North Dakota (3:35)Spiral Jetty - Exactly How She Feels (2:45)SadGirl - Motorbreath (2:09)Zorro - Arrods Don´t Sell ´Em (2:51)The RPMs - Another Sunday (3:07)Spice Boys - Spice City Boys (3:28)Haley Heynderickx - Oom Sha La La (2:54)Slaughter Beach, Dog - Friend Song (2:16)Telethon - Dick Clark's New Year's Rockin' Eve (w Laura Stevenson) (3:18)Pussycat and the Dirty Johnsons - Ain't No Pussy (2:36)Miss World - Buy Me Dinner (2:46)The Oranges Band - I Wouldn't Worry About It (2:44)The Successful Failures - Ichor of Nettle (3:52)The Nines (Steve Eggers)- I'm Lucky (1:49)
Something Old, Something New, Something Borrowed, Something Brewed.
With Andrew back from the mountains, he's bringing you Laura Stevenson's Wheel. Nick tries his best to talk about Tyler the Creator's Flower Boy with you. And later, special guest Tony Mitchell comes by to talk Daft Punk's Discovery, Revolution Brewing's Anti-Hero, and more! Welcome to episode 4! --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/sosnsbsbpodcast/support
Musical guest Laura Stevenson joins improvisers Joe Wengert, Mary Holland, and Craig Rowin for this week's improv4humans! Laura plays a selection of songs that inspire scenes about coffee-focused wedding vows, a four-dollar milk scam, and a headache that demands compensation. Plus, a couple gets steamy while watching old war footage, and we find out why you should never compare your new girlfriend to a sailboat.This episode is sponsored by HBO's "Chris Gethard: Career Suicide" and MVMT Watches (www.mvmtwatches.com/improv).
Musical guest Laura Stevenson joins improvisers Joe Wengert, Mary Holland, and Craig Rowin for this week's improv4humans! Laura plays a selection of songs that inspire scenes about coffee-focused wedding vows, a four-dollar milk scam, and a headache that demands compensation. Plus, a couple gets steamy while watching old war footage, and we find out why you should never compare your new girlfriend to a sailboat. This episode is sponsored by HBO's "Chris Gethard: Career Suicide" and MVMT Watches (www.mvmtwatches.com/improv).See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.
Ben Lindbergh and Jeff Sullivan banter about a beautiful Javier Baez tag, then preview the Mets’ 2017 season with Ted Berg of For The Win and the Orioles’ 2017 season with Jake Mintz of Cespedes Family BBQ. Audio intro: Jay Z, "Poppin’ Tags" Audio interstitial: Laura Stevenson and The Cans, "The Healthy One" Audio interstitial 2: Stephen Malkmus […]
This week, we’re celebrating our post-Thanksgiving hangover with a food themed playlist at the top of the show. Turkey? Check. Sweet potatoes? Check. Carrots? Check. We’ve got a song for all of them. Then, we’re going to hear some amazing new tracks from the likes of Holly Overton and Mo Douglas. And after, we check out one of NYC’s hottest live shows tonight with Laura Stevenson. And don’t forget to check out BTR on Facebook and give us a like! Mo Douglas Holly Overton Nodding Tree Remedies 00:00 - DJ Madalyn 01:06 - Rice & Beans (But No Beans) - The Welcome Wagon 04:01 - Like Food, It Feeds - Coachwhips 06:27 - Turkey Sandwich - Mika Miko 08:10 - Happy Carrot Health Food Store - Sonny & The Sunsets 15:19 - Sweet Potato Sugar Tots - Lexie Mountain Boys 17:34 - DJ Madalyn 17:54 - Cookies - City Center 22:03 - A Whistle, A Tune, A Macaroon - yMusic 25:06 - Pumpkin - Male Bonding 27:15 - Apple - Saturday Looks Good To Me 30:07 - Cold Pork Chops - Mo Douglas 33:46 - DJ Madalyn 34:09 - Maryanne Was Quiet - Luke Temple 40:21 - Heart Song - Jess Williamson 47:16 - Thank You - Holly Overton 50:37 - Groove It Out - LoneLady 56:47 - Slop - Forth Wanderers 60:42 - DJ Madalyn 61:03 - Stadiums - The New Restaurants 63:16 - Express Services - Nodding Tree Remedies 67:51 - Try It - Office Culture 73:25 - Claudia - Robot Princess 77:16 - Fixna - Sad13 80:37 - DJ Madalyn 81:13 - Master Of Art - Laura Stevenson & The Cans 85:07 - Something’s Wrong - Sam Kogon 90:09 - Monsters - Slaughter Beach, Dog 93:35 - Rumi - Iska Dhaaf 98:53 - DJ Madalyn 99:07 - You’re Gone With So Little For So Long - Mercury Rev 102:34 - Dock - Jacuzzi Boy 105:18 - Dawning - OMBRE 110:13 - There is a Light So Bright it Blinds - Past Lives 116:14 - DJ Madalyn 116:50 - Consider Yourself - Half Moon Run 120:43 - Finish
BOOM BABY! We're back and rock hard for LOST!!!!! Laura Stevenson joins us for great chats about WAR, ROPES OF GOO, SEXY STUFF, AND MORE.
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This week, it's Christmas Eve - what better time to celebrate our third annual Very SSJ Shitmas? This time around, we're joined by our very good friend Alexei Toliopoulos, and things get truly very filthy as we talk about Star Wars, exchange gifts, and keep an ear out for jolly old Saint Nick coming down the chimney...MUSIC USED:SSJ Christmas Theme 2: Xavier Rubetzki NoonanWaiting For You In The Snow: Chris Farren ft. Laura StevensonEmo Revival Christmas 2014: Chris Farren ft. Matt AgrellaFEATURE TRACK:Shitty Christmas: BabaganoujCLICK HERE to download!Email Tom or Xavier or both!
We journey WAYYYYYYY back to island, back when Richard Alpert rode majestic horses to ornery doctors and I don't know, we also made a million new theme songs. So #random right guys?! #AWKWARD!!!!
Playlist “Felt Just Like Vacation”- Bomb the Music Industry!, Vacation (2011) “Big Ending”- Bomb the Music Industry!, Adults!!! (2010) “Fresh Attitude, Young Body”- Bomb the Music Industry!, Scrambles (2009) “Sunny Place Shady People”- Bomb the Music Industry!, Vacation (2011) “THERE’S My Bailout”- Bomb the Music Industry!, Bomb the Music Industry!/ Laura Stevenson and the Cans Split (2010) “All Ages […]
On this inaugural Something Something Joystick Video Game Book Club, we talk about Naughty Dog's terrific The Last Of Us. Note that this is a spoiler-heavy discussion episode, so those wanting to experience the game's excellent pacing, characters, atmosphere and story for themselves are advised to save this episode for later. Huge thanks to Patch and David for participating - the VGBC as a format relies on an open conversation, so we're so grateful for their input.As always you can weigh in on this episode, suggest a game for next time, or just spew crazy nonsense questions at us at mail@ssjoystick.com!MUSIC USED:SSJVCBC DGG Megamix 5000: David GusTAVson GUStavsonA Shine To It: Laura StevensonCLICK HERE to download!
Laura Jane Grace and Joan Jett. Epitaph's new EDM signing. Laura Stevenson's new record. Mikey Erg Canuck tour. Record Store Day.
This week, our first musical guest, Peter Naddeo (Laura Stevenson and the Cans, Archipelago) breaks up the monotony of our genius with music! And Halle Kiefer, friend of the show/enemy of the state, drops by to sell us torture mugs for the lonely, Safe-T-Men, the terror of real-life cupids, and at least one handful of sink water. Give your mind's eye a rest for we leave nothing to the imagination.
This week, our first musical guest, Peter Naddeo (Laura Stevenson and the Cans, Archipelago) returns for a sing-a-long catastrophe! And Halle Kiefer, "friend" of the show, puts on a little sailor suit and slowly replaces one of our children. Everyone (death cryers, demolition experts, peen whippers, and mommycocks) is invited to the Radio Shack in Macy's for a fancy breakfast sandwich party.
Laura Stevenson and the Cans talk SXSW, their upcoming Andrew Jackson Jihad tour, The song writing promise and their upcoming album.
This week Snacky Tunes gives you the inside scoop on the upcoming NYC Food Film Festival(Oct 13-16) with the help of the festival’s creator George Motz, (of Hamburger America fame) who is also the new host of the Travel Channel’s Made In America. They chat about some of the films and food events that you shouldn’t miss as well as George’s takes on some of the best hot sauces and potato chips. Tune in later as Laura Stevenson of Laura Stevenson and The Cans graces the studio with her soulful voice and a select live set of some her newest tunes. This episode is sponsored by Heritage Foods USA‘s No Goat Left Behind intiative.
Presenting The sixth God Is In The TV Zine podcast. www.godisinthetvzine.co.uk Featuring artists that have featured on our pages over the past few months, alongside some interesting, innovative tracks you may never have heard before. TRACKLIST: 1. Bix Sixes - The Devil Makes Work For Idle Hands To Do “I’m devoted to being hopeless but you barely noticed/You hands are like knives and your eyes are like locusts” twitches Big Sixes’ singer over a frenetic tropical beat, that bursts forth into an addictive chorus. It brings to mind everyone from Vampire Weekend to the early work of the Libertines whilst retaining a introspective edge of authenticity. This FREE DOWNLOAD ‘The Devi Makes Work For Idle Tongues’(below) is a cracking introduction to this mysterious Bedfordshire three piece. Read more:http://s.tt/12S7W 2. The Love Language - Pedals Following recent shows supporting Arcade Fire in the US, The Love The Language just played their debut European shows. The one taster they’ve allowed to seap out to the public is the free download ‘Pedals’ below, a sweepingly tune that bares swooning choral hallmarks are brave and tender. Swelling through delicately arranged orchestration and collapsing into gloriously melodic cresendos not too dissimilar to the the early work of Arcade Fire or The Decemberists! Read more: http://s.tt/12QZT 3. And And And - Buy You And And And makes driving, gritty, energetic indie rock songs infused with a classic DIY punk ethos and a penchant for experimental instrumentation. These recordings embody the emotional mess that is an And And And live show. http://soundcloud.com/fanaticpro/and-and-and-buy-you 4. Kindest Lines - Destructive Paths To Live Happily Initially it appears obvious Louisiana’s Kindest Lines delicious reverb heavy lo-fi sound is inhabited with the ghosts of early Joy Division and The Cure. But somewhere on their debut long player Covered in Dust they settle on a feminine draped sound that’s somewhat more individual. Somehow reassembling the dark post punk era and flecks it with hints at disco sound of the next decade. Read More: http://s.tt/12RRP 5. Brontide - Matador Sprawlingly magnificent post rock instrumentalists from Brighton Brontide released their debut album ‘Sans Souci’ on the 30th of May on Holy Roar Records. To celebrate they are gave away the track ‘Matador.’ Read More: http://s.tt/13cM5 6. Knesset - Steady Hands KNESSET are a shoegaze American band, based in and between Phoenix and Los Angeles. Producing shattering waves of cinematic walls of noise, and impressively lingering, epic lyrical narratives that reach inside your ribcage and grab you by the heart…. Read More: http://s.tt/12QlZ 7. An Axe - Love, My Evil One minute and twenty six seconds. I can barely make a cup of tea in that time. That in that space of time Bristolian dramatists An Axehave produced a mini melodrama is testament to the quality of their work. “Love, My Evil” – and its instrumental counterpart “Let Law Be Upheld” – is a stellar single. Read More: http://s.tt/12UxS 8. Little Arrow - Aeroplane West Wales outfit Little Arrow are that rare thing, a genuinely heartwarming group informed by an ancient folk tradition but not consumed by it. An act seemingly completely oblivious to the prevailing trends, making music for the sake of expression and in an attempt to affect the listener.Their fine album ‘Music, Masks & Poems’released earlier this year on the quality Cardiff inprint Bubblewrap is the product of a genuinely communal effort(made up of friends and family members, including Margret Hughes his mother who provides a comforting female tone in the ether throughout). Read More: http://s.tt/130w5 9. Plant Plants - Hands That Sleep New duo, Plant Plants release their new self titled debut EP on the 20th of June. It’s produced by Jas Shaw(one half of SMD’s production team) and released on This Is Music new imprint, Less Music. It’s four tracks exhibit their skillful creativity for blending glorious harmonies with electronic rhythms and organic hip hop samples. Read More: http://s.tt/12RVy 10. papercranes - Sea Red Anchored by lead singer and songwriter, Rain Phoenix, and flanked by her revolving cast of collaborators, papercranes, released their second album in the UK on the 11th July via Manimal Vinyl(Bat For Lashes, Warpaint, Sister Crayon). Download the seething rhythms and raw vocal power of ‘Sea Red’ below, it’s awesome! Read More: http://s.tt/12RxK 11. AutoKratz - A -Train autoKratz have second album SELF HELP FOR BEGINNERS is an innovative journey through dark electronic pop, hands-in-the-air garage techno and carefully nurtured moments of beauty featuring guests Peter Hook (Joy Division/New Order), Andrew Innes (Primal Scream) and Jagz Kooner. Download the album track ‘A-Train’ below. Read More: http://s.tt/12Txi 12. Super Man Revenge Squad - The Summer We Finally Cut Our Hair Ben Parker(Superman revenge Squad,Nosferatu D2 ) has sent us a track-by-track guide through their cult classic album ‘We’re Gonna Walk Around This City With Our Headphones On To Block Out The Noise’ (which was later released on Audio antihero). It was loosely written as an anniversary to their formation and split(both in June). Enjoy: Read More http://s.tt/12V49 13. Andy Petr - Drinking Milk From His Hands Electronic boy genius Andy Petr, is a 19-year old bedroom producer. Prolific beyond his years, Milwaukee native Andy Petr recently signed with Brooklyn-based Mixpak records and released his debut album Rapper Turned Singer EP on May 10th. Andy’s profuse output of intricate chops doesn’t stop there. He is also delivering a spate of free EPs which APD004 being the first. The trilogy of EPs will feature original material as well as heavy reworkings of some of his favorite rap songs. Sample one of his innovative tracks below. Read More: http://s.tt/12UQ9 14. Oax - Love And Crashing After four years of heavy touring schedules with Bishop Allen and The Rosebuds, it was time to leave New York and head back South to his home of Houston, TX. Not the hippest city in the country, but that was sort of the point. What started as a open-ended hiatus from music and a venture into graduate school in architecture at Rice University, it didn’t take too long before Giorgio Angelini started writing music again. Oh, and there was a break-up, of course. What record worth it’s weight in wax hasn’t been seeded by a good ol’ fashioned heart ripping? Distance is, indeed, a killer.Oax is the result. The name coming from the seemingly endless canopy of live oak trees that covers Houston like a carpet. Not native to Houston, the trees were planted by early settlers as a way to provide shelter from the punishing Texas sun. And lucky enough, they managed to thrive like weeds in the swampy bayou soup of Houston soil. Read More: http://s.tt/12XSw 15. Laura Stevenson & The Cans - Master Of Art As some of the finest musicians Brooklyn has to offer, it’s hard to believe Laura Stevenson & The Canshaven’t achieved the epic fame their music demands. They can jump from subtle folk, to bluegrass, to rock, to punk and back again within the bat of an eyelid. Stevenson can manipulate her voice to sound kitsch and rabid at any one time; she can put out stars and light them back up again. I’d be unsurprised if she spends most of her time walking on her hands. One minute you’re listening to a leftfield take on acoustic music; the next you’re basked in a fervour that borders shouty, punchy hysteria. And it always works; there are never any flaws. Read More: http://s.tt/12RGS 16. Jonnie Common - Hand- Hand Red Deer Club present their first album on vinyl “Master Of None’ from Glasgwegian Jonnie Common it gets a release on the 1st of August. Jonnie previously worked under the monniker Tiny Steps releasing records through the Fence Collective. A summerous collection of wondrously understated pop oddities, coming in at just over thirty minutes, at moments it understated charm reminds one of the quieter more modest moments of the National’s work.At others his twinkling instrumentals and quick fire, playful vocal ticks are wonderfully redolant of The Beta Band. Stream the entire album below. Read More: http://s.tt/12RGc 17. Inca Gold - Dark Moves After a well received debut EP, Inca Gold I in February, London four piece Inca Gold released the second in a triptych for 2011, Inca Gold II on 8th June on Color and Vision Records. Ethereal vocals? Check? Keyboard bleeps? Swirling Psychedelia? Yep Cinematic atmosphere!? Yes sirrreee…. The equation for Inca Gold‘s wide screen soundscapes could appear in a book about ‘how to surf the zeitgeist in 2011′s all too cluttered music scene.’ But wait their formula doesn’t contain pretension of MGMT, the blandness of the xx, or the sheer annoyance of The Naked or the Famous! Inca’s modest lilting, dreamy refrains ghost their way into your brain like half remembered dreams of the past. Read More: http://s.tt/12Qv4 18. Grant K Fennell -Three O'Clock Starting out on the live circuit aged just 13, Grant K. Fennell has meticulously climbed his way up the musical ladder, fusing with psych, ska, garage and folk troupes along his way. This isn’t because Fennell doesn’t want to shackle himself down to the restrictions of a singular genre – it is simply because he can’t. With tastes and influences as extensive as his (Flaming Lips, Nick Drake, Mastodon, Frank Zappa, Animal Collective, Van Morrison, Coheed and Cambria, Kate Bush, Queens of the Stone Age), Grant’s music is a sedimentary of sounds, with layers of prog, folk rock, hardcore, desert rock, country, even blaxploitation, forming the musical force that he is. Read More: http://s.tt/12Q6c Godisinthepod6 by godisinthetvzine.co.uk Godisinthepodsix by Godisinthepod on Mixcloud All content syndicated from http://wwwg.odisinthetvzine.co.uk
On this episode, I get sick, start a new school year, share an installment of "Read This Book," celebrate small victories, and play some hot jams from We Cut Corners, Scattered Trees, Flashlights, Tasseomancy, Laura Stevenson & the Cans, Satellites & Sirens, The Phenomenal Handclap Band, and Mr. Little Jeans! _ Share the love - Contact me - osbradio.com/contact-info Send me love and good vibes and hotness! PLAY PLAY PLAY! _ Catch my weekly radio broadcast every Saturday night at 9pm EST - globeradio.org or 91.1 fm for friends in Michiana!
Featuring: Crystal Stilts, Pursesnatchers, The War on Drugs, Cloud Nothings, The History Of Apple Pie, Laura Stevenson & the Cans, Y-Love, Jhameel, Brother John, Mayer Hawthorne, The Very Most, Howth. Also mentioned: Michelle Williams et François Cluzet
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