Podcasts about loamlands

we’re visiting our parents right now. we is me and rebs and pegs. there are five adults and three dogs in the house. my aunt and her poms are here too. i’m including myself as one of the adults. if i counted myself as one of the dogs, then we’d be more evenly matched - four on four. it’s almost a basketball game, if dogs could play basketball. oh wait, air bud. i have a hard time walking on all fours though. a generally hard time just getting up from being down on the ground. rebs said that she recommends to her clients that have a difficult time getting up from the ground, whenever we do get up we should do it twice. maybe if we just did twice everything that was hard in life we would have twice the amount of suffering. and then the world would be a better place for all. is that how it works? pet a dog.DOWNLOAD RECORDINGsubscribe to the podcast here: http://feeds.feedburner.com/5432fun00:00 (intro by omar)00:20 The Paranoyds “Freak Out” Eat Their Own03:43 Pleasure systems “Cautiously” Terraform07:37 Mal Blum “Things Still Left To Say” Pity Boy10:07 Bobby’s Oar “Life Fights Back” Knots EP13:20 The Glow “Lose” Am I14:50 Mr. Husband “Friends” …& The Husky Section18:00 Loamlands “Blue” Lez Dance21:54 SNAKESKIN “Toy Car” I Love My Room26:00 Russian Tsarlag “Bring Me Back Home” Out of Reach29:37 Thick paint “meridian response” a perennial approach to free time34:35 Slush “Keep Cup” Slush37:02 Brick Brick “Fill Me Up” Chip 4 Chip39:49 Sequoyah Murray “True Fun” Penalties of Love43:51 Konig “Eat Each Other Alive” House Of Prayer46:40 Lucy Roleff “Silver” Left Open in a Room49:51 Strangers “30 Day Free Trial” good enough52:13 Likes “New Pedal” New Pedal53:43 Spencer Owen Timeshare “(Biker With) a Deathwish” Presentation

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sent $$$ this week to multivrs is illuminated - August 6th & 7th.https://www.theuniverseislit.com/visionstatement“Music, performance and art as a ritual and offering to the World Wide Cult of Love.Enter the Portal. White Supremacist, Patriarchal, Colonial systems and binaries are dying. We are witnessing the death rattle. We are the hands that cut the cord. we are imagining and embodying the futures we exist in. Now more than ever is a time to channel and transcend pain, to celebrate our music, art, existence, livelihood. We are descendants and transformers of infinity. Our inheritance is freedom, our inheritance is joy, our inheritance is rage, our inheritance is love. Shine the light on the Multivrs within. BLACK BROWN INDIGENOUS TRANS QUEER POWER NOW!Get free or live trying”DOWNLOAD RECORDINGsubscribe to the podcast here: http://feeds.feedburner.com/5432fun(intro by omar)Lonely Parade “Family Reunion” No ShadeREIGHNBEAU “I Want Love” HIDERhysics “Winona” Idiot RockPega Monstro “Partir A Loica” Casa de CimaClark Williams “Rivers” Final DaysBig French “Fly Like A Bird” Stone FishRestaurnaut “let the rain fall hard” AND OUT OF THE DARKNESS THE WOLVES CAME, WHISPERINGHolling “Bed Stuy” I Can Understand When You Get HomeHikes “Onset” LiltTalk, Tired Thanatoid “My Teeth Fell Out Last Night” Sunflowers Bitter As Ocean WaterLoamlands “What Kind of Love” Sweet High RiseCilantro “Open the Door” Plastic Glowing StarsPeeling “Away From You” 7 Years of BloodPeter Kirsch “i c u” Nickelodeon Of The IdFlower Girl “Breathmint” Tuck In Yer Tie Dye!NAH “gave shrill” AGEDDeerful “Solar Phenomena” PeachMy Heart And The Real World “Falling Down” My Heart And the Real Worldbenno, va “for summers to come” guiltMundy’s Bay “Strange Feeling” Wandering & BlueBig Blood “Thank You For The Path” The Daughters Union

We've teamed up with Come Hear NC on a podcast series that explores North Carolina music one song at a time. On this episode, Loamlands founder and Pinhook owner Kym Register talks Des Ark and their song 'Carolina Girls.' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=iXPmtUMi8EE

Of fathers, tenements, and soggy feet. And, of course, music! Music in this episode: Loamlands -- “Soni Wolf Grandmother” AND “How Do You See Me” (Lez Dance) Tim Vantol - “Till The End” AND “We’re Not Gonna Make It” (Burning Desires) Slingshot Dakota -- “Lungs” AND “People Pleaser” (Heavy Banding) Grand Canyon - “Standing In The Shadows” AND “Made In LA” (Le Grand Cañon) Dust Hearts -- “Plastic Walls” (The Last Gap + Plastic Walls 7”) Kyle Daniel - “Somewhere In Between” (What’s There To Say EP) Anna Volpe -- “Burn” AND “Call My Name” (Call My Name) Brothers Osborne - “Drank Like Hank” AND “Slow Your Roll” (Port Saint Joe) Mark Harrell -- “Postcards” (Hundred Star Hotel) The Avett Brothers - “High Steppin’” (Single)   Rachel wrote a comic! Check it out here! Send us music via SubmitHub. Send us money via Ko-fi or Patreon. Contact Von via linktr.ee/vonreviews and say hi to Rachel on Twitter @adobeteardrops

Loamlands leader Kym Register stops by and discovers just how many hypothetical Neon Boots events we have planned for The Pinhook, the Durham bar where they are the head honcho, before we try to decipher what the hell is going on in 90s music videos. Then we discuss the process of coming out (as gay or vegetarian) in the 90s country scene along with identity politics and the importance of the queer country label. Rachel's pick: Goodbye Says It All by BlackHawk, 1993 Spencer's pick: Single White Female by Chely Wright, 1999 Kym's pick: Constant Craving by k.d. lang, 1992 Check out Kym's music and tour dates at http://www.loamlandsmusic.com

Hey everyone, Got a really nice change of pace here for you. It is definitely not the jams. Today, we're dealing with some heavier lyrical content, which is part of what took me a little longer to actually sit down and record it. Some of it is downright difficult material so I didn't have the same excitement to talk about it as I often do. That said, there's some powerful stuff here. Hope you like it.   Thanks for listening and don't forget to support the artists.   Aaron     Tracklist 1.Little River by Loamlands on Sweet High Rise 2.Meet Me in L.a. by George Stanford on Roll Away 3.Blue Ridge Mountains by Fleet Foxes on Fleet Foxes 4.Gold Dust Woman by Fleetwood Mac on Rumours 5.My Lover's Gone by Dido on No Angel 6.Hollywood Forever by FINNEAS on Hollywood Forever 7.Guilty Party by The National on Sleep Well Beast 8.Open End Resource by Andrew Bayer on In My Last Life 9.Roll Back by George FitzGerald and Lil Silva on All That Must Be 10.I Adore by Laura Misch on I Adore 11.Young by Vallis Alps on Vallis Alps 12.Midas (feat. Holly Walker) by Maribou State on Portraits 13.Lil Mama by Jain on Zanaka (Deluxe)

Subjects covered: Choosing what music to put in your body, mandatory minimum sentences, and what the desert does to artists. Plus Kym Register of Loamlands joins to talk about the local Durham scene and how to tell diverse stories. Premiering a new cover by Loamlands. Buy Loamlands’ cover of “Fall of the Star High School Running Back” on iTunes, Bandcamp, or wherever you buy digital music. It supports both the artist and the show! Buy the full cover album digitally or on vinyl today. Learn more about John Darnielle’s two novels here: http://www.johndarnielle.comListen to more music by the Mountain Goats, including their latest album Goths, here: http://www.mountain-goats.com Check out Joseph Fink’s other shows, Welcome to Night Vale and Alice Isn’t Dead. His second novel with Jeffrey Cranor, It Devours!, is out now. Credits: Joseph Fink (host), John Darnielle (host), Christy Gressman (producer), Grant Stewart (editor), Vincent Cacchione (mixer). Rob Wilson (logo). Produced by Night Vale Presents in collaboration with Merge Records and the Mountain Goats. http://ionlylistentothemountaingoats.com http://www.nightvalepresents.com

Loamlands joined me on Friday, September 5th, during WKNC's live broadcast from Hopscotch's Wristband City for an interview before their performance at Lincoln Theater later that night.  Check it out for adventurous stories from their tour(s) this summer, advice for new Hopscotch-goers, as well as Loamlands news!- dJ/dx

The new duo immediately set to work constructing their debut EP Some Kind of Light due out September 24th on Trekky Records. In July, the duo set to work to record the EP with Brad Cook from Megafaun on the bass and Kyle Keegan from Lost in the Trees behind the drums. These five songs pull from a lot of the great talent surrounding them in this musical hotspot, but when put together create something entirely new. This EP is a promising glimpse at what is in store for this experienced duo. Be sure to tune into The Local Beat on September 20th for our exclusive Local Artist of the Month interview and live performance from Loamlands.