Podcasts about mcii

ARMCHAIR ORACLES “All My Time” from All My Time - Single (2018) RAYLAND BAXTER “79 Shiny Revolvers” from Wide Awake (2018) J MASCIS “Sky Is All We Had” from Elastic Days (2018) I WAS A KING “Bubble” from Slow Century (2019) VALLEY LODGE “I'm Your Man” from Fog Machine (2018) WES HOLLYWOOD “Nothing to See Here” from Dynamite (2018) GENUINE FAKES “Even With You” from Issues (2018) DAVE SHEININ “Lies” from First Thing Tomorrow (2018) PAINTED DOLL “Hidden Hand” from Painted Doll (2018) SWERVEDRIVER “The Lonely Crowd Fades in the Air” from Future Ruins (2018) JOHN DAVIS & MATTHEW CAWS “We Are in the Wild and We Are Home” from Single (2019) GENTLE HEN “She's Got It Bad” from Be Nice to Everyone (2018) THE BLANK PAGES “Into the Ether” from Single (2019) DUNCAN REID & THE BIG HEADS “Let's Skip to the Good Bit” from Bombs Away (2017) BREAKING LACES “Better Than Me” from Come Get Some (2012) RICHARD TURGEON “Into Your Arms” from Single (2018) JEREMY MESSERSMITH “Monday, You're Not So Bad” from Late Stage Capitalism (2018) HAZEL ENGLISH “Never Coming Home” from Single (2016) HIDEOUS TOWNS “Lion” from Disquiet Living (2016) DERBY “Streelight” from Posters Fade (2008) MIKAL CRONIN “Say” from MCII (2015) THE BETHS “Great No One” from Future Me Hates Me (2018) CREAMER “Drugs No More” from Creamer (2018) GREENBERRY WOODS “Are You in Love Again” from House (2018) SMASH PALACE “Heart of a Loving Man” from Right as Rain - EP (2018) YOUR GRACIOUS HOST “Never Been So Blind” from Boomerang (2017) WESLEY WOLFE “Cloud Cuckoo” from Numbskull (2014) GUIDED BY VOICES “Cohesive Scoops” from 100 Dougs EP (2018) HOT NUN “Anyway” from Born to Blaze - EP (2018) BOB MOULD “Sunshine Rock” from Sunshine Rock (2019)

Hosts Eric Allen and Bart Scott are joined in studio by cornerback Michael Carter II. They talk about the tough outcome against the Patriots, (0:40), the high standard the defense holds itself to (2:37) and the approach the team is taking into the matchup against the Bears (6:58). They chat about how the communication amongst the 5 defensive backs (8:41), what Carter likes most about playing the nickel position (11:25) and the role of "baby 'backer" at the line of scrimmage (13:00). They dive into impressive rookie cornerback Sauce Gardner (14:45), what D.J. Reed brings to the field as a veteran leader (15:53), and the defense's goals with seven games remaining (16:50). Lastly, they talk about the impact of the rookie class (20:40), the advice MCII is giving the first-year players as the season gets longer (23:40) and his plans for Thanksgiving (24:40). EA and Bart comment on Carter's importance (26:55) and the Jets' matchup against Chicago (30:00) plus Bart dishes on QB Justin Fields (31:15).HSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

MCII es el segundo trabajo de Mikal Cronin, cantautor y multiinstrumentista norteamericano que antes de lanzarse en solitario había pasado por bandas como Okie Dokie, Epsilons, Party Fowl o Moonhearts, además de ejercer como fiel escudero de su amigo Ty Segall.

On today's episode I talk to musician Mikal Cronin.Originally from Laguna Beach, CA, Mikal's been playing music professionally for almost a decade as a member of bands like Ty Segall, Thee Oh Sees, King Tuff, Shannon & the Clams and many more. He also has been playing bass in Ty Segall’s touring band for the past 8 years. On his own, he's recorded four albums: Mikal Cronin on Trouble in Mind Records and MCII and MCIII on Merge. Merge also released his latest album Seeker at the end of October, and it's really wonderful! This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, follow me on Twitter.

In the wake of Mythic Championship III in Las Vegas, the Divas discuss their hots and nots from the event coverage and play a special MCII-themed edition of everyone's favourite quickfire game. Plus: there's a Tibalt's Rager and a Judge Booth rolled into one, find out in which strange bodily location your heroes have ears, and Cayce reveals she's a candle.

Brian and Brian ask "Does Schwa Like This?", as they play Mikal Cronin's MCII for returning guest Schwa (Juking Off). Schwa's podcast Juking Off: illdale.com/jukingoff volcanovinyl@gmail.com @volcanovinyl #vv060

Episode #46 of Random Old Records Podcast is absolutely LOADED front to back with killer jams. We're talking an hour of old and new synth-punk, power pop, punk rock, psychedelia, and straight-up rock n' roll from the likes of Mikal Cronin, Potty Mouth, Missing Monuments, MERX, Rockin' Horse, Informatics, Heavy Times, Roky Erickson, and MORE! If you're still listening and following along and enjoy what I do, then I offer my sincerest thanks. Hope you like this one, it was a blast picking out the tunes and putting them together.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! You can also go the traditional route and stream or download the episode below. As always, thanks for listening!Random Old Records #46Released 12/13/2013DOWNLOAD HERE (Right-Click, "Save As")1. Potty Mouth - "The Gap"(Hell Bent, Old Flame 2013)2. Joanna Gruesome - "Sugarcrush"(Weird Sister, Slumberland 2013)3. Mikal Cronin - "Shout It Out"(MCII, Merge 2013)4. Ketamines - "Patients"(You Can't Serve Two Masters, Southpaw 2013)5. Heavy Times - "Night Manager"(Fix It Alone, HoZac 2013)6. Parquet Courts - "Descend (The Way)"(Tally All The Things That You Broke, What's Your Rupture? 2013)--Peter Ivers speaks7. Goldendust - "After The Smoke Grew Thick"(Goldendust, Night People 2013)8. Grave Babies - "No Fear"(Crusher, Hardly Art 2013)9. Informatics - "What A World"(Dance To A Dangerous Beat, Dark Entries 2013)10. Onyx System - "Future Fetish"(Dreams Are Not Dreams, ET Habit 2012)11. Merx - "Atlantic Painter Presents"(20000 Sq. Ft. Under The Sea, Permanent 2013)12. Kitchen & The Plastic Spoons - "Fantastic"(Screams To God, Dark Entries 2013)13. Group Rhoda - "Dust"(12th House, Not Not Fun 2013)--Peter Ivers speaks again14. Rockin' Horse - "Oh Carol, I'm So Sad"(Yes It Is, Sing Sing 2012)15. Games - "It's Just Impossible"(Games, HoZac 2013)16. The Dentists - "I'm Not The Devil"(Some People Are On The Pitch..., Trouble In Mind 2013)17. The Resonars - "Vanishing People"(Crummy Desert Sound, Burger 2013)18. The Last - "L.A. Explosion"(L.A. Explosion, Bomp 1979)19. Missing Monuments - "Dead To Me"(Missing Monuments, Dirtnap 2013)20. The Clap - "Get It While You Can"(Have You Reached Yet?, Sing Sing 2011)21. Roky Erickson & The Aliens - "I Think Of Demons"(The Evil One, Light In The Attic 2013)

Song of the summer starts like summer itself, hopeful, exciting, and you can't wait for it to begin. Once it's here you dive in, listening to it obsessively and it gradually becomes your temporary anthem. Undoubtedly Blurred Lines was the pop song of the summer, but we're going to explore the songs that kept the indie blogosphere buzzing from June-August instead. This episode documents what the indie songs of the summer were for 2013. Each of these tracks have been blasting from parks and backyard barbecues all summer long, soundtracking the season. Enjoy!Tracklist: 1. "Doin' It Right" -- Daft Punk, Random Access Memories 2. "Royals" -- Lorde, The Love Club3."Shout It Out" -- MIkal Cronin, MCII 4. "Step" -- Vampire Weekend, Modern Vampires of The City5. "Collard Greens" -- ScHoolboy Q, Oxymoron6. "The Mother We Share" -- Chvrches, Single7 "When a Fire Starts to Burn" -- Disclosure, Settle8 "She Will" -- Savages, Silence Yourself9. "High School Lover" -- Cayucas, Bigfoot10. "Bad For My Body" -- Deap Vally, Sitrionix

Part 2 of my conversation with guest Jay Breitling as we discuss our favorite music of the first half of 2013 and look ahead to the rest of the year. I've also got the Bonehead of the Week and music from Lady Lamb the Beekeeper, Savages, Veronica Falls and Mikal Cronin. Show notes: - Recorded at Clicky Clicky world HQ - JB: Lady Lamb the Beekeeper - Ripely Pine - Maine native wrote songs while working in video store - JK: The National - Trouble Will Find Me - Still digging into this one - What's the deal with Vampire Weekend? - JB: Slowdim - s/t - "A real nice listen" - JK: Mikal Cronin - MC II - Plays in Ty Segall's band - The Besnard Lakes are an interesting band - JK: New Sabbath is surprisingly non-sucky - Old bands getting eclipsed by cover acts - The Stones should just stop - New Arcade Fire album expected in the fall - JB: New Soccer Mom full-length may be out this year - New music from Earthquake Party and Guillermo Sexo - JK: Looking forward to new Obits album - More new Pixies music on the way? - Superchunk's new album coming in the fall - New Arctic Monkeys and Pearl Jam albums due out - JB: Anticipating new Polvo, Johnny Foreigner, Weekend, Golden Gurls - JB: Predict the John Hughes soundtrack sound is going to come back - Small venues are where it's at - Pop country is attracting older fans who used to like rock - Wear earplugs to shows, kids - Bonehead of the Week Music:Lady Lamb the Beekeeper - Rooftop Savages - She Will Veronica Falls - Bad Feeling Mikal Cronin - Weight Completely Conspicuous is available through the iTunes podcast directory. Subscribe and write a review! The Lady Lamb the Beekeeper song is on the album Ripely Pine on Ba Da Bing! Download the song for free at Spinner. The Savages song is on the album Silence Yourself on Matador. Download the song for free as part of the Matador Intended Play 2013 sampler on Amazon. The Veronica Falls song is on the album Waiting for Something to Happen on Slumberland Records. Download the song for free as part of the Slumberland Records Spring/Summer 2013 Sampler on Amazon. The Mikal Cronin song is on the album MCII on Merge Records. Download the song for free as part of the Merge Records Summer Sampler 2013 on Amazon. The opening and closing theme of Completely Conspicuous is "Theme to Big F'in Pants" by Jay Breitling. Find out more about Senor Breitling at his fine music blog Clicky Clicky. Voiceover work is courtesy of James Gralian.

Part 2 of my conversation with guest Brian Salvatore as we continue handing out the CompCon Awards. I've also got the Bonehead of the Week and music from Wire, Mikal Cronin, Parquet Courts and Ten Kens. Show notes: - Recorded via Skype - Best Concept Album - Brian: Not a fan of concept albums - Jay: Afghan Whigs' Black Love is an underrated classic - Townshend's book is a good read - Best Album That Deviates From Band's Sound - Brian: Prefers later Pavement to earlier stuff - Tin Machine was welcome change after substandard Bowie albums - Praising (or not hating) R.E.M.'s Monster - Paul's Boutique was a masterpiece of sampling - Best Song by Band Member Who Wasn't Main Songwriter - Brian: George Harrison rules - Best Rhythm Guitarist - Post classic rock era, line between rhythm and lead has blurred - Lee Ving and Dave Mustaine teamed up - Bill Ward: Sabbath should give the drummer some - Best Album Packaging - Vinyl was the heyday of great packaging - Zep's In Through the Out Door had several covers - Music listening experience is less immersive now - To be continued - Bonehead of the Week Music:Wire - Love Bends Mikal Cronin - Shout It Out Parquet Courts - Stoned and Starving Ten Kens - When a Door Opens Completely Conspicuous is available through the iTunes podcast directory. Subscribe and write a review! The Wire song is on the album Change Becomes Us on Pink Flag Records. Download it for free at Stereogum. The Mikal Cronin song is on the album MCII on Merge Records. Download the song for free at NPR. The Parquet Courts song is on the album Light Up Gold on Dull Tools/What's Your Rupture. Download the song for free at NPR. The Ten Kens song is on the album Namesake on Fat Cat Records. Download the song for free at NPR. The opening and closing theme of Completely Conspicuous is "Theme to Big F'in Pants" by Jay Breitling. Find out more about Senor Breitling at his fine music blog Clicky Clicky. Voiceover work is courtesy of James Gralian.