Podcasts about Lost Sounds

El que a buen sótano se arrima, buena sombra le cobija. Sesión cocinada entre sombras del pasado, sombras que nos acechan, sombras que nos acompañan y sombras que nos ocultan.Playlist;(sintonía) THE FORBIDDEN DIMENSION “The shadow knows”THE LIMIÑANAS feat. Emmanuelle Seigner “Shadow people”THE STRANGLERS “In the shadows”THE DAMNED “Shadow of love” (Phantasmagoria, 1985)THE DOGS “Walking shadows” (Walking shadows, 1980)JOY DIVISION “Shadowplay”THE ONLY ONES “Me and my shadow”LOST SOUNDS “Dark shadows”JAY REATARD “My shadow”THE SEEDS “A thousand shadows”LOS NIVRAM “Sombras”THE LOW SPIRITS “Shadows of your mind”ALEJANDRO ESCOVEDO “Footsteps in the shadows”DEAD CAPO “Por las sombras”JOE STRUMMER and THE MESCALEROS “Long shadow”Escuchar audio

Tonight, for our monthly Snoozecast + Deluxe Bonus Episode, we'll read a Snoozecast original, The Library of Lost Sounds, in which a bored ten-year old girl suddenly finds herself in a mysterious realm far from the department store she was shopping at with her mother. If you'd like to learn more about our premium subscriptions, go to snoozecast.com/plus. — read by 'V' — Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Sintonía: "My Girlfriend" - Guttermouth"Olympia, WA" - NOFX; "Addicts of Communication" - Randy; "Hooray For Me" - Pulley; "God Knows" - Beatsteaks; "The Defense" - Bad Religion; "Bob" - Rancid; "Up For Sale" - The (International) Noise Conspiracy y "Heroes From Our Past" - Dropkick Murphys, extraídas de la recopilación "Punk-O-Rama Vol. 7" (Epitaph Records -Amsterdam-, 2002)"I Can´t Stop Thinking About It" - The Dirtbombs; "Trails Fears" - Lost Sounds; "Shapes of Venus" - Clone Defects; "Do You Wanna Scratch It?" - Speedball Baby; "I Wanna Be Your Favourite Pair Of Pajamas" - Andre Williams; "Shirt Jac Train #3" - The Jon Spencer Blues Explosion; "That´s Alright With Me" - Knoxville Girls y "Drag Pow Wow Drag" - The Necessary Evils, extraídas de la recopilación "Static Disaster: The U.K. In The Red Records Sampler" (In The Red Records, UK 2005)Escuchar audio

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Our four resident music historians–DJ Hollywood, DJ Kappelcore, DJ Cali, and The Big Riffer–are talking COVERS this week. Specifically, covers that are better than the originals. The Ergs, Evan Dando + Juliana Hatfield, Thou, Big Star, Leatherface, Chinese Telephones, Lost Sounds, Plastics, Blank Stare, Ted Leo and the Pharmacists, Tony Molina, Tom Petty, Las Vulpess, Botch, Cardigans, and FrioLento.

Brian Cook is a bass guitarist and song-writer from Seattle. He's an active member of Russian Circles and Sumac, writing, recording and touring extensively.  After a ten year break, his band These Arms Are Snakes with be playing a handful of shows in celebration of the release of Duct Tape and Shivering Crows, a collection of rarities, covers and demos out April 15th on Suicide Squeeze Records. In this episode,  Joe and Brian discuss how a recent break has helped him recognize his autonomy,  why his solo record made him a better band member and the importance of rehearsing chaos as well as the music.  Not only a musician, Brian is a freelance writer, has published one novel (The Second Chair Is Meant For You) and is working on a second.  He shares his view on the difference between writing words verses writing music and how imperfection plays a role in both art forms.  Joe and Brian swop a couple "sleeping in the van" stories and we hear some tunes from Duct Tape and Shivering Crows.https://store.suicidesqueeze.net/https://thesearmsaresnakes.bandcamp.com/album/duct-tape-shivering-crowshttps://russiancirclesband.com/brian-cookEpisode sponsored by Izotope. For 10% off software or a month free of Music Production Suite Pro go to https://www.izotope.com/ and use code FRET10 Ruinous also thanks Minor Figures. For 20% off go to https://us.minorfigures.com/ and use code DRANDDJ

As our environments change, so too do the sounds they make — and this change in soundscape can affect us in a whole host of ways, from our wellbeing to the way we think about conservation. In this Podcast Extra we hear from one researcher, Simon Butler, who is combining citizen science data with technology to recreate soundscapes lost to the past. Butler hopes to better understand how soundscapes change in response to changes in the environment, and use this to look forward to the soundscapes of the future.Nature Communications: Bird population declines and species turnover are changing the acoustic properties of spring soundscapesSubscribe to Nature Briefing, an unmissable daily round-up of science news, opinion and analysis free in your inbox every weekday. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Host J.D. Reager talks to musician Alicja Trout about her love of analog synthesizers, collaborating with her husband Severin in the new band Sharkteef, the volatility of the Lost Sounds, continuing the Lost Sounds legacy in Sweet Knives, touring Europe with River City Tanlines, her brief collaboration with Love's Arthur Lee, and the new Alicja-Pop album Howlin'. J.D. also spins two songs from Howlin' courtesy of Black & Wyatt Records.

Host J.D. Reager presents the first of a three-part series of episodes recorded live at Gonerfest 18 in Memphis, TN. This installment features lively conversations with Alicja Trout (Lost Sounds, River City Tanlines, Sweet Knives, Alicja-Pop, Sharkteef), Mike McCarthy (Guerrilla Monster Films, Time Warp Drive-In, Teenage Tupelo), Graham Burks (Loose Opinions) and Jared McStay (Shangri-La Records, The Simpletones, So Gung Ho).

Im Gespräch mit Anike. Wir reden über Die Ärztes "Nach uns die Sintflut", Hanni und Nanni & Hui Buh, riesige weiße Kopfhörer, Rage Against the Machine & Life of Agonys "River Runs Red", Blind Guardian in der Düsseldorfer Philippshalle, die Crossing All Over Sampler, den Schwager von Popperklopper, von der neun Jahre älteren Schwester getriezt werden, die Ardennenoffensive, Death & Black Metal im Haus der Jugend, die Church of Satan, Gläserrücken, Bilder aus dem Reich der Toten von Rainer Holbe, die XXX Kerzenständer von Ikea, zum 23. Geburtstag Straight Edge mit Whiskey droppen, über eine Wohnungsanzeige die Troisdorfer DIY-Szene kennengelernt, Deny Everything & Cobretti, das Label Wild Zero Records, die Screamo-Szene als Abgrenzung, Yskalnari Records, die "Höhenangst" von Eaves, auf Tour in England, die Gründung von zOSCH! via Mafiaforum und Casting, nicht so gern auf der Bühne sein, "für ne Frau ganz gut", die erste Tour durch den Balkan, ein Aufkleber von Wolfenstein, durch ominöse Räume in Russland touren, geräucherte Fische im Spätkauf, in Israel mit der eigenen Familiengeschichte konfrontiert sein, das Abi in Köln nachholen, Studium der Sozialwissenschaft & Komparatistik, warum Menschen nicht aus ihren Lebensrealitäten rausgekommen, Pierre Bourdieus Habitustheorie & Kapitalbegriff, dass Strukturen für Einzelne schwer zu ändern sind, wie die Welt in 100 Jahren aussieht, trotz mehr Diversität nach denselben Prinzipien arbeiten, "born this way", die Toleranz zu Vielfalt, Intergeschlechtlichkeit, ein Gesetz zur Zuweisung von geschlechtangleichenden Operationen, M/W/D & das Allgemein Gleichstellungsgesetz, Tattoos im universitären Umfeld, ob Punk ein Altersproblem hat, die finnische Band 013, beste Bands ever: Lost Sounds, Gorilla Biscuits, Vogue, Wipers, Hans-a-Plast, die späte Entdeckung von Daily Terror, uvm.

For the vast majority of the 200,000 years humans have been on the earth, let alone its first 4.6 billion years of existence, the sonic story has been a fleeting, unrepeatable live show. Miss it, and you missed out. But now, thanks to the efforts of a dedicated cohort of scientists, historians and musicians, some of the world's most weird and wonderful ‘lost sounds’ are making a comeback. Mary-Ann Ochota meets the people who are bringing sounds of the past to life through the technology of the present. Professor Julia Clark of Texas University takes issue with Hollywood’s presentation of dinosaur sounds and has been reconstructing the sound of a Tyrannosaurus Rex. She’s identified a voice box in an early bird fossil, revealing clues about vocal structures in dinosaurs. By studying crocodilians, she has a partial glimpse at dinosaur sound-making. Combining them together, then adjusting the frequency to match the size of the massive T-Rex, Julia has given us a better understanding of how the world’s largest land carnivore may have sounded. Domenico Vicinanza is a scientist and music composer at Anglia Ruskin University who is pioneering data sonification: a computer modelling process that turns data into sounds to give voice to inaudible vibrations from the Earth’s atmosphere. We hear about his latest project creating music from infrasonic measurements captured at Yellowstone National Park in America. Oscillations of the Earth's eruptions are translated into a frequency range we can actually hear, as flute music pieces. It wasn’t until the 19th century that we first began to capture sounds, but those early efforts were also lost to time, until recently. Patrick Feaster and David Giovannoni have been at the forefront of discovering the oldest sound recordings of the human voice. When they began, the earliest sound anyone could hear was from 1888. In 2008 they pushed that date back 28 years and in so doing showed that it wasn’t the American Thomas Edison who first recorded sound on his phonograph as previously thought, but the Frenchman Édouard-Léon Scott de Martinville, who made the world's first recordings of airborne sounds in Paris on a machine he called a phonautograph. Finally, Emily Thompson is a member of a growing community of historians who’ve turned their attention to the aural landscape, interrogating the materiality and texture of our sonic worlds. Emily explains how she brought alive the soundscape of 1920s New York City through a multimedia database of audio recordings, video and documented noise complaints from the Roaring Twenties, breathing new life into a lost world. Special thanks to the University of South Carolina and the Municipal Archives, City of New York for use of their archives. To hear more sounds from the Roaring Twenties, visit nycitynoise.com. Cover Image: www.firstsounds.org Presented by Mary-Ann Ochota Produced by Melissa FitzGerald A Blakeway production for BBC Radio 4

Alicja Trout is a Memphis-based rock guitarist, singer, songwriter, and member of many bands including Sweet Knives, Lost Sounds, River City Tanlines, The Clears, The Fitts, The CC Riders, Mouserocket, Destruction Unit, Black Sunday, and more. She's been featured on MTV, has done a solo project, and has operated her own indie label, all while raising a family, growing a garden, occasionally fostering shelter dogs, and managing properties. Host LG chats with Alicja over the phone about her life in Memphis, acquiring her first Flying V guitar, and more. Thank you to EarthQuaker Devices for sponsoring this episode! If you're able, support this podcast and women in audio at patreon.com/QOSM and grab some merch from society6.com/QOSM

This episode plays some songs that describe the process of what we're going through with Covid-19. This episode features music by The Dicks, Forward, Bad Posture, Lost Sounds, Infest, Under Pressure, Iron Lung, Victims, Flesh Rag, Universal Order of Armageddon, Black Eyes Club, Burial, 16, Knifed and Die Kreuzen. Also reminiscing about Mordam Records and Distribution, creating new words due to exhaustion, 90's mixtape staples and counting how many times I use the phrase criminally underrated.

Sweet Knives began as a Lost Sounds reboot, playing Alicja’s songs. When Alicja, Rich, and John Garland got back together, they quickly realized that they didn’t want to be restricted to solely being a cover band of their old band. They still play with the arcing, tense, dirty-crackle lightning of Lost Sounds, but are also writing new songs that reflect where they are now.

И снова настало время рокочущего баса и мощной бочки в рубрике #bassholders Бодрый настрой на сегодняшний вечер задает наш коллега #nosense c #techstep / #neurofunk миксом #lostsounds Всем #сделатьпогромче и #сто2 Tracklist: 01. Machine Code - Space Goat 02. Borderline – Regulate 03. The Voss – Skylark 04. Pythius & Gridlok - Sound Barrier 05. Maztek - Three Point Zero 06. Mefjus & Rido - Causation 07. Command Strange – Shiva 08. Machine Code - Skaro 09. Pythius & June Miller - Akkoord 10. Misanthrop - Darknet 11. Audio – Ultron 12. Dose - Saboteur 13. Mindscape - The 4th 14. Mr. Frenkie - Respawn 15. Aeph - Scumbag (Teddy Killerz Remix) 16. Black Sun Empire - Don't You (State of Mind Remix) 17. Heamy – Vortex 18. Optiv – Stereotype (Dose Remix) 19. Culture Shock - The Bypass 20. Gydra, Optiv & CZA - Raw Code 21. Zero Method feat. L33 – Frequencies 22. Mindscape - Phantoms 23. Current Value- Interplay 24. Icicle & Mefjus – Isolation 25. Culture Shock - Machine 26. Current Value, Optiv & CZA - Ghost Nation 27. Kitcha - To the Batmobile 28. Gydra - Protocol 29. Agressor Bunx - Scream 30. Quadrant & Jamal - Hyperloop 31. Agressor Bunx - Adamant 32. Dom & Roland - Flux (Gridlok Remix) 33. Black Sun Empire & Counterstrike - Traum 34. Rene LaVice - So Inspired To Fail

Zur Folge "Vergessene Klänge" gab es viel Feedback und noch mehr Sounds und Geschichten von euch. Christian stellt eure Lost Sounds und Stories vor. Von der Wäscheklammer-Atmo bis zum Klang von Windows-Fehlermeldungen. Außerdem geht's um euren Input für eine neuen Systemfehler-Episode, in der Christian sich mit Maschinenstürmern beschäftigen will. Link zum Hörer*innen-Telefon (Whatsapp): https://wa.me/4917666485997 Sponsor / Werbung: (Tobis Film) BEN IS BACK Link zur Episoden-Seite: https://viertausendhertz.de/sf35

Analogmodems, Kassettendecks, Schreibmaschinen. Die Vorherrschaft dieser Geräte und ihrer prägenden Geräusche ist längst vorbei. Obwohl sie einst unseren Alltag bestimmten, sind sie aus dem Fokus der Aufmerksamkeit verschwunden. Die piepsenden Verbindungen der ersten Kontakte mit dem Internet zeigten uns, dass die Welt zusammengehört. Das Rattern und Knarzen von Kassettenrekordern steht für den Beginn eines Medienzeitalters der Reproduktion. Die klickenden Tippgeräusche alter Schreibmaschinen stehen für eine Ära, in der vor dem Schreiben und Publizieren eines Textes noch nachgedacht wurde. Diese Podcastepisode beamt euch zurück in eine scheinbar vergessene Welt. Was lösen die verstummten Klänge aus der Vergangenheit heute in uns aus und was werden die Lost Sounds der Zukunft sein? Vielen Dank an Jan von Conserve The Sound für das Interview und 1000 Dank an Bettina, Julius, Michael, Christian, Mandy, Lina, Frederike, Rainer, Eric für eure Lost Sounds und Geschichten! Sponsor / Werbung: (Tobis Film) BEN IS BACK Link zur Episoden-Seite: viertausendhertz.de/sf34

Analogmodems, Kassettendecks, Schreibmaschinen. Die Vorherrschaft dieser Geräte und ihrer prägenden Geräusche ist längst vorbei. Obwohl sie einst unseren Alltag bestimmten, sind sie aus dem Fokus der Aufmerksamkeit verschwunden. Die piepsenden Verbindungen der ersten Kontakte mit dem Internet zeigten uns, dass die Welt zusammengehört. Das Rattern und Knarzen von Kassettenrekordern steht für den Beginn eines Medienzeitalters der Reproduktion. Die klickenden Tippgeräusche alter Schreibmaschinen stehen für eine Ära, in der vor dem Schreiben und Publizieren eines Textes noch nachgedacht wurde. Diese Podcastepisode beamt euch zurück in eine scheinbar vergessene Welt. Was lösen die verstummten Klänge aus der Vergangenheit heute in uns aus und was werden die Lost Sounds der Zukunft sein? Vielen Dank an Jan von Conserve The Sound für das Interview und 1000 Dank an Bettina, Julius, Michael, Christian, Mandy, Lina, Frederike, Rainer, Eric für eure Lost Sounds und Geschichten! Sponsor / Werbung: (Tobis Film) BEN IS BACK Link zur Episoden-Seite: viertausendhertz.de/sf34

Analogmodems, Kassettendecks, Schreibmaschinen. Die Vorherrschaft dieser Geräte und ihrer prägenden Geräusche ist längst vorbei. Obwohl sie einst unseren Alltag bestimmten, sind sie aus dem Fokus der Aufmerksamkeit verschwunden. Die piepsenden Verbindungen der ersten Kontakte mit dem Internet zeigten uns, dass die Welt zusammengehört. Das Rattern und Knarzen von Kassettenrekordern steht für den Beginn eines Medienzeitalters der Reproduktion. Die klickenden Tippgeräusche alter Schreibmaschinen stehen für eine Ära, in der vor dem Schreiben und Publizieren eines Textes noch nachgedacht wurde. Diese Podcastepisode beamt euch zurück in eine scheinbar vergessene Welt. Was lösen die verstummten Klänge aus der Vergangenheit heute in uns aus und was werden die Lost Sounds der Zukunft sein? Vielen Dank an Jan von Conserve The Sound für das Interview und 1000 Dank an Bettina, Julius, Michael, Christian, Mandy, Lina, Frederike, Rainer, Eric für eure Lost Sounds und Geschichten! Sponsor / Werbung: (Tobis Film) BEN IS BACK Link zur Episoden-Seite: viertausendhertz.de/sf34

Analogmodems, Kassettendecks, Schreibmaschinen. Die Vorherrschaft dieser Geräte und ihrer prägenden Geräusche ist längst vorbei. Obwohl sie einst unseren Alltag bestimmten, sind sie aus dem Fokus der Aufmerksamkeit verschwunden. Die piepsenden Verbindungen der ersten Kontakte mit dem Internet zeigten uns, dass die Welt zusammengehört. Das Rattern und Knarzen von Kassettenrekordern steht für den Beginn eines Medienzeitalters der Reproduktion. Die klickenden Tippgeräusche alter Schreibmaschinen stehen für eine Ära, in der vor dem Schreiben und Publizieren eines Textes noch nachgedacht wurde. Diese Podcastepisode beamt euch zurück in eine scheinbar vergessene Welt. Was lösen die verstummten Klänge aus der Vergangenheit heute in uns aus und was werden die Lost Sounds der Zukunft sein? Vielen Dank an Jan von Conserve The Sound für das Interview und 1000 Dank an Bettina, Julius, Michael, Christian, Mandy, Lina, Frederike, Rainer, Eric für eure Lost Sounds und Geschichten! Sponsor / Werbung: (Tobis Film) BEN IS BACK Link zur Episoden-Seite: viertausendhertz.de/sf34

Unlock your front door because you're about to be Visitation'd! Join Dan and Eric as they talk about ADRIC's emotional problems, TEEGAN'S SWITCHBLADE, and NEESA'S BOOM BOX of DEATH! Plus we talk SEASON 10. All in the latest TODWS show: THE VISITATION. ### Outro Music: Destructo Comet by The Lost Sounds

On Episode 237 of Trick or Treat Radio the battle lines have been drawn! We have a heated argument over an age-old debate. One that has been raging around the world for years. What debate is that you ask? Whether or not Unsolved Mysteries or In Search Of… had the scarier theme song, of course! For our featured film review, we discuss the British Post Apocalyptic Zombie film, The Girl with All the Gifts. We also do a Double Tap segment where we each recommend two two pieces of media we've been digging lately for you to check out. So grab your Soundwave action figure, tune in to your favorite spooky show, and strap on! Stuff we talk about: Dynamo’s Battle of Wounded Knee, Grant Morrison, Gene Gene the Meme Machine, fill in the dots, Godfrey Ho, Apes Victorious, Too Glenn Close For Comfort, Unsolved Mysteries, Animal Man, whiskey dick, Wes Craven, The Girl With All the Gifts, Robotix, the person who wrote the novel writing the script, The Last of Us, comics from Nicholas, Train to Busan, Weng’s Chop and Monster, Prometheus, Arkham Asylum, Childish Gambino, Andrea Subissati, Dynamo's knee, Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds, Lady Gaga, Transformers, the new wave of great child actors, In Search Of..., MZ and Dynamo’s trist, Peter Pan, Stake Land, Punisher Undercover, Punisher Comics, Bas Rutten, snowpocalypse, Devin Townsend, Johnny's big first, Doom Patrol, Lost Sounds, Wes Craven’s New Nightmare, the dog with a human head, Forensic Files, the first stuff that scared us, Draculas, Leonard Nimoy, Robert Stack, and Soundwave.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/trickortreatradio)

Broadcast curated by Corkwing.

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD: Finding the Lost Sounds of Kaibah SUBSCRIBE TO THE SERIES VIA ITUNES ADD OUR PODCASTS TO YOUR STITCHER FAVORITES PLAYLIST In the early 1960s Native American women had few opportunities and rights as citizens. During this politically charged era, a young Navajo woman, Kay Bennett, or “Kaibah”, defied those restrictions by recording and releasing […]

Boy is this one ever jam packed! Get comfortable as Damian goes deep with record collector icon Ben Blackwell. In addition to collecting records Ben also plays drums in the Dirtbombs and helps run the fantastical Thirdman Records! Among some of the other topics touched upon: -Ben Blackwell: Record collector’s Record Collector -Nickelodeon Top 10: Gateway to Punk -Nirvana -Car City Records: A treasure trove -Labels building scenes -Tremor Records -Foo Fighters at the State Theatre -To buy the Vaselines or That Dog CD? -Kore Krew: the unreleased waiting for 10 years for Stephen McDonald -Dale Crover: THE COOLEST -Lost Sounds -The Melvins almost having two drummers in the 90s… with Dave Grohl -Getting into “Bootlegs” in the 90’s -Desirable Discs in Dearborn Michigan -Buying “Sliver” as the first piece in the collection -Fastbacks and Eric’s Trip the hidden amazing gems in Sub Pop singles out put. -Getting the wrong Julia Dorian -Our Lady Peace: Huge in Detroit -Dragging Uncle Jack (White) to the Foo Fighters show -Hangin’ and being schooled on Detroit Music at the shop upholstery shop -Thinking Evil Doers Beware must be a Platinum Record. -Not getting swept up in the Michigan Ska punk explosion -The music history of your neighborhood -Detroit’s DIY music history -Bad music tells the story -Becoming the White Stripes Archivist by being handed things -Playing drums in Two Star Tabernacle opening for Jeff Tweedy for a first show -Getting into The Dirtbombs by the power of record collector knowledge -Joining Lost Kids -Making records fun again -Being unable to get a flexi made because of a country making a stamp? -The most expensive record ever sold -Crime and music connections -Jimmy Hoffa’s Record Label -Process Church/Parliament Funkadellic/Damian’s Dad Connection -Integrity AND MORE ?!?!?!?!

Lost Sounds 2015 Closing DJ set.... Ok, it was late, it was the last day, I was pissed and I seem to have left the Mic on - all sorts of chatter going on in the background :)

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Maria & Twice Dead - Lost Sounds 2015 by Corkwing

This week we are psyched to have Rich Crook as our special guest at the Fluff-N-Fold!  Rich has been in several bands that we love, like Lover!, Lost Sounds, Knaughty Knights, American Death Ray, and The Reatards.  His latest project is a band called Thing, so we're talking about that and checking out some tracks from the forthcoming album on Solid Sex Lovie Doll Records.  Plus we hang out and shoot the shit about some other records like the recent Really Red reissues, a glam 45 by Juvie with exceedingly randy cover art, and a party jam by The Hemingers.  This one is a blast!   

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD: Linguicide, Indigenous Communities and the Search for Lost Sounds SUBSCRIBE TO THE SERIES VIA ITUNES ADD OUR PODCASTS TO YOUR STITCHER FAVORITES PLAYLIST This podcast is an effort to understand the cultural practices which surround the recovery of “lost sounds.” These are early linguistic sounds that have been forgotten after years of […]

Clare Salaman on forgotten instruments which were once part of everyday musical life. Clare considers why instruments which were once part of musical life - such as the vielle, the bray harp, the hurdy gurdy and the viola organista - are now rarely heard. Some were particularly suited to certain styles of music and unable to keep up when fashions changed. Others, while astonishing, intriguing and even beautiful in their design proved totally impractical for everyday use. Clare chooses recordings of some of these lost instruments, which create sounds which are very rarely heard today.

The great METZ talk to us about shit talk, phone robbery, and bad sandwiches! We play some classics from METZ 7"s. Then Raymond from THE FAMINES joins us once again for his monthly history lesson! This month, he drops RUSSIAN TATTOOS on our heads! Plus tunes from The Fuzz, Thee Nodes, Systematik, The Famines, Timmy's Organism, Lost Sounds, Solid Attitude, The Courtneys, Golden Grrrls, Dyscontrol, and F Hood!

Woah! 2012 is less than two months old, and there's already so much kick-ass rock n' roll coming out that it's making my head spin! So yeah, this time around Random Old Records Podcast #40 is an uninterrupted hour of straight-up jams because there just wasn't any room for the quirky soundbytes you all know and love. HAHA. This fat stack of tracks features one song each from the latest batch of HoZac Records releases, including The Band In Heaven, Radar Eyes, Teledrome, and Bare Mutants, which all rule as usual. Teledrome's super-catchy electro-punk is the real gem this time around. Seriously, give this dude a proper studio and budget and he'll be on the cover of magazines in a year. Mark my words!Random Old Records #40 also features an EXCLUSIVE track from the upcoming second LP by killer Wisconsin garage punk duo The Hussy! It's called "Mind Alright," the LP is called Weed Seizure, and it's set to be released by Tic Tac Totally sometime next month. This record is a monster folks, just check out the sick artwork by Ben Lyon below! Elsewhere, you'll hear BRAND NEW tracks from upcoming releases by The Sugar Stems, Digital Leather, and Terry Malts, current tunes by Coasting, Gap Dream, Wiccans, The Pharmacy, and Gary Wrong, classics from the Angry Samoans and Teengenerate, and more, more, MORE!!! It all finishes up with a modern classic pop tune from former Lost Sounds and River City Tanlines frontwoman Alicja-Pop that will shake you up good if you're paying attention. This is one of my favorite episodes I've coughed up in awhile, so I hope y'all dig it!Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to Random Old Records via iTunes, Google Play, or RSS. If you like the show, please rate it and write a review! More classic episodes from the past ten years are being added to the feed as well, so check those out as well. You can also go the traditional route and stream or download the new episode below. Watch this space next month for the another episode of Random Old Records. As always, thanks for listening!Random Old Records Podcast #40Released 02/09/12DOWNLOAD HERE (Right-Click, "Save As")1. The Pharmacy - "Dig Your Grave"(Dig Your Grave, Kind Turkey 2012)2. Terry Malts - "Mall Dreams"(Killing Time, Slumberland 2012)3. Digital Leather - "Thrill Is Gone"(Modern Problems, FDH 2012)4. Teledrome - "Dial Tone"(Double Vision, HoZac 2012)5. Gary Wrong - "Pollen Christ"(Gary Wrong 7", Total Punk 2012)6. The Consumers - "Your Problem"(All My Friends Are Dead, In The Red 2011)7. The Onions - "Alien Astronaut"(Alien Astronaut 7", Certified PR 2012)8. The Hussy - "Mind Alright"(Weed Seizure, Tic Tac Totally 2012)9. Angry Samoans - "The Todd Killings"(The Unboxed Set, Triple X 1995)10. Teengenerate - "Wild Weekend"(Smash Hits, Estrus 1995)11. Wiccans - "Witches"(Skullduggery, Katorga Works 2011)12. Lantern - "Nothin' Comes Easy"(Stranger I Come, Stranger I Leave, Night People 2012)13. The Lonesome Savages - "Black Hair Woman"(All Outta Love, Kind Turkey 2012)14. The Band In Heaven - "Summer Bummer"(The Band In Heaven 7", HoZac 2012)15. Radar Eyes - "I Am"(Radar Eyes, HoZac 2012)16. Gap Dream - "Heart"(Gap Dream, Burger 2012)17. Bare Mutants - "Without You"(Bare Mutants 7", HoZac)18. Coasting - "Starts And Stays"(You're Never Going Back, M'Ladys 2011)19. Pamela - "I'm Nobody"(Pamela 7", Southpaw 2012)20. Squish - "Shame Spiral"(Squish 7", HoZac 2012)21. Sugar Stems - "Did You Ever"(Greatest Pretender 7", Certified PR 2012)22. Summer Twins - "I Will Love You"(Summer Twins, Burger 2012)23. Neverever - "Wedding Day"(Shake-A-Baby, Slumberland 2012)24. Alicja-Pop! - "Water Death"(I Play The Fool 7", Certified PR 2012)