Podcast appearances and mentions of matt scottoline

This week we're joined by Matt Scottoline from Hurry to discuss power pop. What it is, what it's not, why all the kids are talking about it and much more!    Check out the new album from Hurry here!  https://hurrymusic.com/album/dont-look-back

This week I had the distinct pleasure chatting with Matt Scottoline of the brilliant band HURRY. Matt's journey through the musical landscape started in another brilliant band EVERYONE EVERYWHERE. Matt took what he learned while playing and writing music with his former band and brought it to a new and exciting place with HURRY. Hurry started as a solo project and has evolved into a great trio of talent curating astounding songs. Matt and I connected on a ton of musical moments and had a great time swapping stories. Join Matt and I as we learn “How To Cope” while we're “Waiting For You” but be careful, “It's Dangerous!” 

The song we played this week was “A FAKE IDEA” by HURRYListen to HURRY on bandcamp!https://hurry.bandcamp.com/ EVERYONE EVERYWHEREhttps://everyoneeverywhere.bandcamp.com/betteryetpodcast@gmail.com MOTHERFUCK THE POLICE

Dan talks to Matt Scottoline of Philly power-pop masters Hurry about the new record, 'Fake Ideas', the pocketbook that goes with it, album aesthetics, how it's hard to practice guitar when you're a kid, the early days of the Drexel music business program, and how Matt learned that the best way to write a Hurry record was the same ol' way he's written every other Hurry record. 'Fake Ideas' is out now on Lame-O Records, and available everywhere you get music.

Na semana que se comemora o dia internacional do rock trazemos uma playlist recheada de lançamentos e uma homenagem um trabalho que fez muito sucesso nos anos 1980. O inicio dos anos 1980 ficou marcado nas paradas musicais pela consolidação da chamada new wave cuja estética nascida da atitude do punk delineou todo pop moderno; e a inglesa Kim Wilde, Smith como sobrenome de batismo, foi um dos destaques com seu disco de estreia de mesmo nome. O álbum lançado em 1981, por uma major, foi composto por ela em parceria com o seu irmão alcançou o topo das paradas de sucesso na Suécia, Alemanha, França e Reino Unido. Ela começou a carreira em 1980, recebeu o premio de melhor cantora britânica pelo prestigiado Brit Award em 1983 e até hoje está em atividade, embora seu melhor momento artístico tenha ficado nos dois primeiros discos. Emnosso programa, tocamos as canções "Water on glass" e "Kids in America". No segundo bloco, o lançamento do RoliMan, novo projeto do veteraníssimo cantor, compositor e guitarrista brasiliense Carlos Pinduca, ex-Maskavo Roots e Proto. O rapaz lançou o primeiro EP com esse projeto one-man band intitulado “Queria ser Lô Borges (Mas sou só lo-fi)” com cinco faixas onde ele gravou tudo, inclusive com sua velha drum machine. Ouvimos aqui: "Feng Shui", "Pra cego ver" e "Gritar...ou... canção autodepreciativa com final (+ ou -) feliz" Na sequência, três boas novidades. O mais novo single da banda Desvious Order, a canção "Slow burn". O projeto musical reunindo os irmãos Edy Gonzaga e Edu Nascimento mais os filhos deste o Eric e Victor, dois talentosos compositores seguindo a linha indiepop. A cultuada banda alagoana Mopho lançou no mês passado um novo disco o EP chamado “Que Fim Levou Meu Sorriso” com seis novas canções numa faceta mais pop do seu lado rock psicodélico. Produção esmerada e bastante sofisticada aliada na sua formação mais clássica dão maior credibilidade para a banda, e qaui tocamos para nossos ouvintes a canção "imaginação". Encerra o bloco a lenda viva do manguebit pernambucano Mundo Livre S/A com um single saindo do forno. A banda dispensa comentários, aqui com uma pegada carimbó remetendo as influências sonoras amazônicas típicas do Pará, tocamos o lançamento "Baile Infectado". Fechando o programa a banda Hurry, o projeto musical do americano Matt Scottoline. O excelente “Fake Ideas” é o seu quarto disco cheio com dez faixas é um retrato nostálgico em bom tom dos anos 90 – alt-rcok, noisepop e powerpop. E com ele damos tchau para todos e todas! Agradecimentos aos parceiros revista O Inimigo (@revistaoinimigo), Hominis Canidae, loja de presentes Mina Flor (@minaflor_minaflor), comichouse e Alfonso Turismo (@alfonsotour). Contatos: www.meusons.blogspot.com - www.megafono.host/podcast/meu-sons - www.alternativab.com.br/radio instagram: @meusons - @alternativab - twiter: @meusonspodcast @alternativab Use máscara, tome vacina. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/alternativab/message

Shamus Clancy is joined by Matt Scottoline from the Philly band Hurry. They discuss the band's upcoming new album, Veterans Stadium memories and the Sixers' title hopes. Subscribe to the Bleeding Green Nation YouTube page here: http://youtube.com/c/BleedingGreenNationSBN/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Matt from Hurry joins Shamus to discuss the band's new album Fake Ideas, the fragility of the music industry and the idea of musicians unionizing. You can pre-order the album here. Theme song: "Oversharing" by Swerves

Spinning Out (another music podcast) We talk to artists about their favorite albums and go on wild tangents. This week's guest is Matt Scottoline, of the Philly band Hurry, also previously of Everyone Everywhere. We chatted about the 1995 Teenage Fanclub album, "Grand Prix," an album I love a lot, but one honestly that I didn't know a ton about. So Matt helps guide me along my power-pop journey. We also discuss a little bit of social media drama between us, and Hurry's amazing new music video. Hurry has a new album, "Fake Ideas," coming out June 25th on Lame-O Records. Pick up a preorder here https://hurry.bandcamp.com/album/fake-ideas

Hurry! Download this rad chat I had with Matt Scottoline from Hurry & Everyone, Everywhere (see what I did there? We discuss the ever popular topic of art vs commerce, unconventional ideas and the Philly music scene at large. His bands are awesome and we had a very fun discussion! Get 15% off by using the code PC100WORDSORLESS. Visit Rockabillia.com and find it ALL! Use the code WORDS to get $20 off your next concert/sporting event with SeatGeek. I LOVE THEM SO MUCH. Amazon Affiliate Code to support the show! Visit our friends over at No Echo for great features on punk, hardcore and all things heavy. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Matt and I talked about the Philly scene’s connection to the emo revival, Everyone Everywhere’s history and his current band Hurry. Matt also realizes I came up with IsThisBandEmo.com and we have some fun with that site to finish out the episode.Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/washedupemo)

Guest Matt Scottoline (Hurry/Everyone Everywhere) pays a visit to the podcast. Matt brought some records, Ken brought some records. They hit on topics ranging from local television personalities to the validity of flanger pedals. It was a heck of a time and the most rockin' and rollin' episode yet!

Slide on your flip flops, Goosebuddies: we're going to Ghost Beach! Dom, Paul, and Chad are joined by the charming Matt Scottoline from the band Hurry (hurrymusic.com) to cover Ghost Beach, an actually scary book, though it sure is a lot of he-said-she-said about who's a ghost. There's so much finger pointing over who's a spectre or not, maybe we're all ghosts, man! Who can say? We can. The boys also talk about what ghosts eat, Dice with Ellen, Rosie O'Donnell's missing bones, and how Paul definitely read the book. Huge thanks and love to our Patreon supporters. This show isn't possible without you. You can add your support and get exclusive bonus content at patreon.com/goosebuds And thank you to Audible for sponsoring this episode. You can get your free 30-day trial at audible.com/goosebuds. Let us know if you try it out!

Hurry is a power-pop trio from Philadelphia. The group released their sophomore album, Guided Meditation, just last week. In this episode, the band's primary songwriter Matt Scottoline talks about conveying emotion with melody, the importance of making music that's honest, and how writing songs empowered his nerdy self to feel cool. Visit http://scratchtake.com/episodes/hurry for a complete playlist of all of the songs featured in this episode.