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2 episodes with Mikal Cronin
3 episodes with Mikal Cronin
4 episodes with Mikal Cronin
2 episodes with Mikal Cronin
2 episodes with Mikal Cronin
Streamlined, abbreviated, and remastered for modern ears, this episode from October 2018 features musician Mikal Cronin joining us to discuss 2024 Rock Hall inductees MC5 when they were but humble nominees on the ballot for the Class of 2019. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Thee Songs: Gun vs Knife – Dan Sartain Black Book – Stephen Malkmus Got a Letter – King Syam Dirty Pictures – Radio Stars Tipper Tone Rock – Big Youth Switchblade – Link Wray Paper Cuts – Nirvana Jack of Diamonds – Ben Carruthers & the Deep Money – The Sonics Rock Me Again & Again & Again & Again & Again & Again – Lyn Collins Paper – Talking Heads Indian Rock – The Musical Linn Twins Child of the Moon – The Mad Shadows Razor Blade – Sonic Youth Switchblade Sam – Jeff Daniels Black Daggers – Tiger! Tiger! Brown Paper Sack – Reigning Sound Flip the Script – Gang Starr Tombstone – Peaches Stone Free – Jimi Hendrix Cheque Book – Dr Feelgood Do You Remember Rock ‘n' Roll Radio – Ramones Chinese Rocks – Johnny Thunders Burning Spear – Thee Oh Sees Suffragette City – Ty Segall & Mikal Cronin
Seguimos picoteando en nuestros armarios en busca de discos y artistas que apetece rescatar (sintonía) SWAMI JOHN REIS and THE BLIND SHAKE “The lonely sea sweeper” (Modern surf classics, 2016) THE BLIND SHAKE “I shoot all the birds” (Celebrate your worth, 2016) SWAMI JOHN REIS “Ride the wild night” (Ride the wild night, 2022) JACUZZI BOYS “Glazin’” (Glazin, 2011) RADIOACTIVITY “No connection” (Silent kill, 2015) JAY REATARD “It ain’t gonna save me” (Watch me fall, 2009) REATARDS “Blew my mind” (Grown up, fucked up, 1999) OBITS “Blew my mind” (I blame you, 2009) ROCKET FROM THE CRYPT “On a rope” (Scream Dracula Scream, 1995) FRANK BLACK “Fu Manchu” (Frank Black, 1993) FRANK BLACK “Hang on to your ego” (Frank Black, 1993) FRANK BLACK “I burn today” (Honeycomb, 2005) TY SEGALL “The Singer” (Manipulator, 2014) MIKAL CRONIN “Weight” (Mikal Cronin II, 2013) LES LULLIES “Pas de regrets” (Mauvaise foi, 2023) THE NOMADS “The band times will do me good” (Solna, 2012) Escuchar audio
Enjoy the best live musical performances from the Forever Dog era of The Best Show (2022-2023) *Daniel Romano's Outfit, "Anyone's Arms" *Mike Krol, “What's the Rhythm” *Big Joanie, “In My Arms” *Islands, “(We Like To) Do It With the Lights On” *Sabrina Ellis, “Silk” *The Black Lips, “Hooker Jon” *Jess Cornelius and Mikal Cronin, “People Move On” *Eyelids, “Everything That I See You See Better” *Mike Watt and Toys that Kill, “TV Eye” (Stooges cover) *Chaki the Funk Wizard, “Funky Frankenstein” *Lou Barlow, “A Brand New Love” *Fenne Lily, “In My Own Time” *Kurt Vile, “Wakin on a Pretty Day” *John Vanderslice, “Exposure” *Ty Segall, “Hello, Hi” *The Cinnamon Boys with Jon Wurster on drums and Jason Gore on backing vocals, “Rockin in the Free World” (Neil Young cover) *Mary Lattimore, “Wawa by the Ocean” *WAND, “White Cat” BEST SHOW T-SHIRTS AVAILABLE! BUY YOURS BEFORE JULY 14TH! https://bestshow4life.myshopify.com SUPPORT THE BEST SHOW ON PATREON! WEEKLY BONUS EPISODES & VIDEO EPISODES! https://www.patreon.com/TheBestShow WATCH THE BEST SHOW LIVE EVERY TUESDAY NIGHT 6PM PT ON TWITCH https://www.twitch.tv/bestshow4life FOLLOW THE BEST SHOW: https://twitter.com/bestshow4life https://instagram.com/bestshow4life https://tiktok.com/@bestshow4life https://www.youtube.com/bestshow4life THE BEST SHOW IS A FOREVER DOG PODCAST https://thebestshow.net https://foreverdogpodcasts.com/podcasts/the-best-show Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
i’ve been thinking a lot about storytelling. i feel like i’ve been telling stories in one form or another forever. i mean, we all do. we play make-believe as kids but i do the exact same thing now. maybe we just call it “banter” or something instead. but we riff off each other and create worlds and fantasy. i think that’s so fun, and when you find someone you immediately banter with well, it’s just such a cool connection. or we run through scenarios in our heads but we call it “anxiety” and typically keep these stories to ourselves.so many things to share about storytelling but one thing i think is so interesting is that i think my interest in telling stories has been strengthened and nurtured in therapy. when you talk to your therapist you are telling them your story. and if you’re doing it like me, every small story comes with additional context and tangents and reflection and that’s even before i give them a chance to respond. and then further reflecting on particular moments and themes allows me to connect them to other moments and themes and all of a sudden you find yourself trapped in this spider web of a life story. actually, no - i’m the spider, and i’m not trapped at all. i bounce around carefully from thread to thread, weaving new lines, rewriting old memories, eating flies.and then every time you transition to a new therapist it’s a chance to tell your entire story over again. and you’re so excited about that part of it. maybe too earnest. you weave more bits and pieces of story together and each time you think you have a better understanding of who and why you are. sometimes i’m concerned that i’m overconfident in the work that i’ve done and my ability to communicate it. i’m wondering about the performance of it all. is the story i tell about me actually me right now or a me i aspire to? can it be both? believing that someday i could write a memoir seems laughable but i want to. would you read it? it’ll be so embarrassing but it feels necessary to share it all.i’m just a few weeks into a break from formal therapy right now, but i’m still storytelling. recently it’s been with friends. in the actual real friend world. which i’m enjoying. and opening up in these spaces feels like it means something totally different than it had in therapy. i’m grateful to therapy for helping me explore my own stories but right now i’m more excited about connections and mashups and crossover episodes with friends. excited about friend stories colliding with my own and for the impact to be meaningful for them and for me.DOWNLOAD/STREAM RECORDING00:00 (intro by omar)00:20 Barry “Posh Club” Barry02:52 Hectorine “Motel Song” Hectorine07:21 Screaming Females “Zoo Of Death” Singles Too10:51 Amy O “Blueberries” Shell13:35 Empath “Drunken Angel” Drunken Angel / The Other Side16:25 Anna Meredith “Killjoy” FIBS20:07 Brave Radar “Face The Light” Brave Radar in… It’s Honey’s World21:19 Warp “Abracadabra” Traffic Control23:45 Great Grandpa “English Garden” Four of Arrows26:22 Black Marble “Shoulder” Bigger Than Life30:31 Brazilian Wax “Unicorn” Still Rippin’33:46 Dress Forms “places” we don’t dig guitars35:27 Dry Cleaning “Sit Down Meal” Boundary Road Snacks and Drinks EP39:06 Olivia’s World “SuperValu” Olivia’s World42:06 Mikal Cronin “Apathy” Mikal Cronin44:43 tombo crush “gaze aversion” text me when you get home45:52 Noera “FMLA” Pearls48:51 Walrus “Cool to Who” Cool to Who53:08 hanu vu “Order” Nicole Kidman / Anne Hathaway55:43 TOPS “Echo of Dawn” Echo of Dawn / Seven Minutes57:53 yipee! “The Mall of America, MN” The Cheese Store, MO/The Mall of America, MN59:52 Eyelash “Eating Art” Demo62:10 Macho Blush “Healing Artist” User Guide64:55 Mikayla McVey “roommates” Desert Companion67:48 Vagabon “Water Me Down” Vagabon
The final installment in BEST SHOW 24! The legendary CHRIS ELLIOTT and ADAM RESNICK call in together! PHILLY BOY ROY makes a truly amazing appearance IN STUDIO! JONATHAN BRAYLOCK stops by! MATTHEW TOMPKINS! BRETT DAVIS and DEVON YOUNG visit the studio! SURPRISE GUEST ADAM CONOVER chats with Tom in studio! OH AND WE'RE NOT DONE THERE! Live musical performances in theatre from TY SEAGALL, MIKAL CRONIN and JESS CORNELIUS! And CHAKI brings the funk to take us home!
En Música de Contrabando revista diaria de música en Onda Regional de Murcia (vamos de 23,05 a 01,00h)Bono anuncia para el 1 de noviembre la publicación de sus memorias: Surrender. 40 songs, one story. El libro consta de cuarenta capítulos y cada uno de ellos lleva por título el de una canción de U2. Damien Jurado estrena "day of the robot", redondo nuevo adelanto de Reggae film star, su nuevo disco. Noise Box rompen su silencio con Nueva Ciencia mostrando su lado más electrónico; una inquietante pieza progresiva que refleja el impacto que tiene en nosotros vivir en la era de la post-verdad.'Un Esclavo, Un Siervo' es el segundo adelanto del próximo álbum de Betacam. Califato ¾ imaginan unos Romeo y Julieta de rave jonda en su nuevo EP. Hoy -Día de las Letras Galegas- llega "A Quincena do Apóstol" de Boyanka Kostova, canción en la que el duo vuelve a unir música contemporánea y electrónica con folklore .Mediapunta presenta "Mañaneo", último adelanto de su disco debut.Olvídate de Mí es el segundo adelanto del séptimo disco, EX, de Lidia Damunt, que verá la luz el próximo 10 de junio de la mano de La Castanya y ha contado con la participación de Sergio Pérez García en la producción. Perros Románticos , nuevo adelanto de Carlos Vudú, que toma su titulo de la novela de Roberto Bolaño. Aldous Harding te sumerge en un mundo de fantasía animada en el vídeo de "tick tock", otro de los grandes momentos de Warm chris, su último disco. “Campaña electoral”, una de las canciones del último disco “Dramas del primer mundo”, de Capitán Sunrise. En la canción colaboraron La La Love You. Nuevo pop innovador y contemporáneo, así define Pablo Romo sus comienzos en el mundo de la música. No thinky just be cute es un viaje entre el sonido más actual y la huída del ser humano. Kelly Lee Owens estrena "one", hilo conductor de Inner song, su disco anterior, y LP8, su nuevo disco. White Bats presentan Pannic Attack Es el segundo single que avanza el álbum ”Suzaku” y suena a himno desde el primer momento. Mare Carrier estrena “Little”, su segundo y último single previo al lanzamiento del que será su nuevo LP titulado “Who The Fuck Is Mare Carrier?”. Jordana B., el grupo liderado por María Solá, da en la diana con su nuevo single “Club de Fans” en el que pasan de su pop ochentero a uno más gamberro cercano al garage. Death Cab for Cutie se reinventan con ‘Roman Candles'. Firmado, Carlota, descubre sus preocupaciones y sus obsesiones en su oscuro nuevo tema. "Malos Tiempos" viene acompañado de un videoclip que fue grabado en Casa de Campo de Madrid. La naturaleza adquiere un papel importante en el vídeo ya que cobra un doble sentido. Después de escuchar la canción que da al nombre al disco, el músico estadounidense Ty Segall ha estrenado un nuevo tema que lleva el nombre de Saturday Pt. 2 y que incluye la colaboración de su colega Mikal Cronin en el saxofón. Hablamos con Ismael Serrano, que viene con su gira "Seremos" a presentar un espectáculo que es a la vez concierto y representación teatral. Porque fuimos, seremos.
https://www.premierguitar.com/artists/guitarists/matt-sweeney (Matt Sweeney) doesn't want to dazzle you with rock guitar. That's boring. That's lazy. At least to him. He wants to mesmerize you. “Really, that's the point of music: to get people's minds off of whatever and to hypnotize them a little bit,” https://www.premierguitar.com/artists/guitarists/matt-sweeney (Sweeney told PG in 2021). After beginning his Superwolves collaboration with Will Oldham, “that's when I thought, ‘Cool, I did the thing that I wanted to do. I can fingerpick now and I can play with a really great singer who is working in an idiom that I hadn't worked in before.' “I started playing with Will and that gave me the opportunity to keep developing the way that I was playing, because it went well with his singing. After a couple of years, that led to Will suggesting that we write songs together.” The audible opiate that Sweeney provides has also cast his spell over the works of Rick Rubin, Johnny Cash, Neil Diamond, Adele, https://www.premierguitar.com/artists/cat-powers-journey (Cat Power), Run the Jewels, Chavez, John Legend, Zwan (collaboration with Billy Corgan), Tinariwen, “Cowboy” Jack Clement, https://www.premierguitar.com/videos/the-big-5/billy-gibbons (Billy Gibbons), and Margo Price. And with every episode of hypnosis comes a trance-breaking snapback. Providing that rhythmic recoil is Sweeney's current foil, https://www.premierguitar.com/artists/ty-segall-and-emmett-kelly-no-filter-frenzy (Emmett Kelly). Both have worked with Oldham, but until now—in the current Superwolves line-up—never together. Kelly steps into the fold with an indie and outsiders Rolodex filled with names like https://www.premierguitar.com/artists/guitarists/ty-segall (Ty Segall), Angel Olson, Azita, Cairo Gang, Mikal Cronin, The C.I.A., Earth Girl Helen Brown, Magic Trick, Doug Paisley, and Joan of Arc. Sweeney sums up their guitar-nership with his typical, sly-and-dry snark: “What's important about the way me and Emmett play together is that we never talk about it [laughs]. It's true! He's like the best guitar player. He's a master at making everything sound better. We've both worked together—but mostly separately—with our singer Will Oldham, and it was his suggestion that we should all go out together [without bass and drums] because it should be good. But really, we've never had to talk about it, and we just play. It's been a lot of fun.” So, when PG's Chris Kies recently connected with Sweeney and Kelly, they were providing a guitar backdrop for a headlining set fronted by Bonnie “Prince” Billy Oldham at Nashville's Mercy Lounge, supporting Sweeney and Billy's 2021 release, Superwolves. While the conversation with both does cover their spartan setups, the meat of the message is how gear is a tool for storytelling, humility, and liberation. Oh … but Kelly does reveal a Japanese gem that takes a guitar signal and reanimates it into anime speech-like phrases! [Brought to you by https://ddar.io/XSE.RR (D'Addario XS Electric Strings).]
Ty Segall - "Harmonizer" from the 2021 album Harmonizer on Drag City. Wildly-prolific West Coast artist Ty Segall returned with his latest LP Harmonizer in early August. (Physical formats will be released via Drag City in October.) The album was co-produced and co-mixed by Cooper Crain, at Segall's own Harmonizer Studios in Topanga, California. Segall's wife, Denée, contributed vocals, lyrics, and album art, and the Freedom Band—bassist Mikal Cronin, drummer and percussionist Charles Moothart, guitarist Emmett Kelly, and pianist Ben Boye— assist on instrumentation. Ty returns to Seattle on February 6th, 2022, at The Showbox. Check out today's Song of the Day below, and revisit last year's Live on KEXP at Home below that. Read the full post on KEXP.org Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On this week's show, we rock the halls with wall-to-wall holiday bangers! All this & much, much less!
Tales From The Drop Box Episode 180 is filled with a ton of new releases this week from Drop Box faves King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard and Frankie & The Witch Fingers, as well as exciting new music from Mercy Music and The Medicine Dolls with a couple of oldies mixed in from Ty Segal & Mikal Cronin and Alternative TV. How could you go wrong? Continue reading →
Met ditmaal: Floodlights, Mikal Cronin, CeeLo Green, Greg Dulli, Angel Olsen, My Morning Jacket, Bent Cobb, Motorpsycho, Bully, The The,
On Episode 20, we meet up with affable Merge recording artist Mikal Cronin, who talks about living in California, working with Ty Segall, his recent album Seeker, and the electronic remake of that album, Switched-On Seeker which will be out on vinyl for RSD Drops, August 29. Carrie Colliton calls in from Record Store Day HQ in Raleigh, North Carolina and Paul tells her about his summer drive to Joshua Tree. Sponsored by Dogfish Head Craft Brewery and Tito's Handmade Vodka. Go to RecordStoreDay.com for all the latest RSD info. Please subscribe, rate, review and recommend us wherever you get podcasts.
This week, after little Jim helps on a 1969 Beatles remembrance: brand new Sensible Gray Cells, Joe Pernice, Mikal Cronin, Bright Eyes, Nada Surf, and Grant Lee Phillips, plus The Creation,... Real Punk Radio podcast Network brings you the best in Punk, Rock, Underground Music around! From Classic Oi!, Psychobilly and Hardcore to some Classic Rock n Roll and 90's indie Alt Rock greatness!! With Tons of Live DJ's that like to Talk Music From Garage Rock, to Ska.. We are True MUSIC GEEKS!
En Terminal Pop, revista de actualidad musical en Onda Regional de Murcia(orm.es; sábados 22,00 a 24,00h) Everything Everything estrenan 'Planets', adelanto cósmico de su nuevo disco, "Reanimator". Paul McCartney anuncia reedición de lujo de su album 'Flaming Pie'. Mikal Cronin avanza Switched on con la melancolía sintética de 'Guardian well'. Rush Week publican 'Past Lives', recicla de influencias de los 80. Jarv Is se acerca a los grandes maestros del susurro. Idles adelantan 'Rounds' de su nuevo disco 'Ultra Mono'. Julie et Joe, nuevo proyecto de Julie Big (Le Superhombre) y Joe Moore (The Learning). Tricky regresa más pop con 'Fall please (feat Marta). The Killers sacan nuevo single, 'My own soal's warning'. Moon Duo reeditan 'Escape' por su aniversario. Khruangbin se animan con el castellano en una rumbear 'Pelota'. Jerry Joseph estrena 'full body echo' estimulante adelanto de 'The Beautiful madness, grabado junto a Drive by Tuckers y Jason Isbell. Mike Polizze anuncia 'Long lost solace find'.
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.
Travis, Red Retam, Mikal Cronin, Aquilo, Kobalt en singles du jour et on termine la découverte album de sean Christopher. Bonne écoute du podcast radio rock. L’article Emission Sensation rock du jeudi 4 juin 2020 est apparu en premier sur Sensation Rock.
Get ready to set sail! In this episode, Damian is joined by his former shipmate on the Bruise Cruise & one of his favourite songwriters: Mikal Cronin! Join the two as they discuss: all ages shows, the Toronto connection, the joy of getting your OWN record & so much more!!!! Also Touched On: Growing up in a non-rock house Hearing Nirvana in a cool babysitter’s car When mom’s harp explodes… Pop-punk as a gateway the Warped Tour as a first show NoFX Floggin’ Molly AFI getting a full beer dumped down your cast So-Cal Record stores Finding the Smell the possibility of starting a band The concept of the Sensitive Side 7” blowing your mind Meeting Ty Segall & MUCH, MUCH MORE!!!! BROUGHT TO YOU BY VANS
Brian and Brian continue the annual VV tradition of listening to a digital playlist of one track from each of their top ten albums of 2019. 2019-mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Tweets of the Year: twitter.com/volcanovinyl Last yearstagram: instagram.com/volcanovinyl
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.
At the Mansion this week, loads of new muzak - listen out for Mikal Cronin, Leonard Cohen, ELO and alt country from from Miranda Lambert. There's a pop flashback to 1987 with Terence Trent D'Arby, NZ sounds from Tempist Fujit and Robert (The Bats) Scott and we'll add in some Nine Inch Nails, The Fall, Bap Kennedy and ... a whole lot more
Cette semaine, on écoute "Seeker" de Mikal Cronin, "Leaving, meaning" de Swans, "Tainted Lunch" de Warmduscher, "confessions" de Katerine et "Jesus is King" de Kanye West. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
Mikal Cronin comes on to talk about his new project "Seeker" and how he spent the previous four years since his last album. Listen to "Seeker": https://smarturl.it/MC-Seeker Follow Mikal on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/mikalcronin/ Visit the Podcast Website: https://jacksonneillpodcasts.com Follow Jackson on Twitter: https://twitter.com/jacksonneill20 Follow Jackson on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jacksonneill20/ Become a Subscriber and Listen to the Bonus Content for this Episode: https://www.patreon.com/posts/31345981 Anything Goes w/ Jackson Neill is published on Tuesday's and Thursday's. Check out the Jackson Neill Podcast website for his sports and music podcasts. His sports podcast is published on Monday, Wednesday, and Friday and his music podcast is published on Sunday's. Music: "cdk - Sunday" by Analog By Nature (http://dig.ccmixter.org/files/cdk/53755) 11-5-19
A bit of a disorienting podcast for anyone not attending ALTA, but in this episode, Chad addresses the recent ALTA book fair controversy, and then they go over the general schedule, highlighting a number of interesting-sounding panels, previewing some off-site events, and recommending non-ALTA bars for attendees to hang out at. This week's music is "I've Got Reason" by Mikal Cronin. As always, feel free to send any and all comments or questions to: threepercentpodcast@gmail.com. Also, if there are articles you’d like us to read and analyze (or just make fun of), send those along as well. And if you like the podcast, tell a friend and rate us or leave a review on iTunes! You can also follow Open Letter, Riffraff, and Chad and on Twitter and Instagram (OL, Riffraff, Chad) for book and baseball talk. If you don’t already subscribe to the Three Percent Podcast you can find us on iTunes, Stitcher, and other places. Or you can always subscribe by adding our feed directly into your favorite podcast app: http://threepercent.libsyn.com/rss
Will and Anurag discuss new releases by Mikal Cronin, Kim Gordon, and Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds, plus random North American banter.
It should be no surprise to anyone that the latest album by The Muffs, No Holiday, is the feature record of this month’s new release episode. Even without the tragic death of leader Kim Shattuck, this episode was bound to feature a handful of tracks from this release. But there was definitely no doubt after tearfully reading bandmate Roy McDonald’s story on Shattuck’s last months in the LA Times, and her desire to finish what is ultimately the band’s final record. It’s truly remarkable that this record even was finished, let alone as great as it is. This episode also features great new tracks by the likes of Jeffrey Lewis, Mikal Cronin, Guided By Voices, Mark Lanegan, and so many more. There’s also a plethora of email submissions by up and coming acts such as Uncle, Reverse, Taking On Water, Teenage Bubblegums, and Tio Rico. Of course, there’s brand new Rum Bar releases by The Dirty Trucker’s Tom Baker and The Speedways. After listening, please go purchase those tracks you enjoy!
Recorded October 29, 2019 - Flick talks about seeing Bob Dylan live, they discuss new albums and songs by Mikal Cronin, Neil Young, Beck, Wire, Courtney Barnett, Angel Olsen and Wilco. They put together a Halloween playlist that celebrates what's campy and also truly dark about the holiday. They finish with the eighth edition of the Banality Draft featuring Bon Jovi. https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4R04mTT0k3SP71hGWlsjYk
Often postponed, but never defeated, this new episode transforms from a pile of scraps into a glorious quilt of gaming discourse. Other stuff as well. Enjoy PATTERNS: 00:10:24 -- High Frontier 00:19:44 -- Living Rules, Collections, Rules Again, and So Forth . . . . 00:41:57 -- To Play or Not to Play? 00:54:24 -- Hannibal and Hamilcar (1st Take) 01:03:28 -- Polis 01:05:37 -- More Hannibal 01:08:18 -- Back to Polis 01:15:06 -- New Games?? 01:18:42 -- Ardbeg AN OA Single Malt 01:33:10 -- Music (Sturgill Simpson, Mikal Cronin, Mark Lanegan, Anna Meridith, Guided by Voices) 02:03:32 -- War Room (1st Take)
Actualidad: Flight Facilities, Nasty Cherry, Sheppard, Fangoria, Hypnolove, Porches, Joan, Black Marble, Beck, AuRa, Katy Perry, Michael Kiwanuka, Swans, NeilYoung, PIGMY, Mikal Cronin, Peter Bjorn and John, Julia Medina, Amatria, Lina_Raül Refree, etc... ¡Síguenos en Facebook! https://www.facebook.com/HospitalNeptunoR/
The Boys welcome MIKAL CRONIN back to replace their expired songs. This episode is sponsored by Squarespace (www.squarespace.com/THEBOYS code: THEBOYS), Harry's (www.harry's.com/HANDBOOK), and Trtl Travel Pillows (www.trtltravel.com code: THEBOYS)
Gros menu rock : vous entendrez ici des nouveautés de Mikal Cronin, Angel Olsen, Hôtel Saigon, chastity, Raton Lover, Elbow, Quinn Christopherson et tellement plus. On célèbre le 15e anniversaire de l’album Le compte complet de la formation Malajube en plus nos blocs « thématiques » habituels - le bloc métal est malade! Culture Rock, un incontournable pour les fanatiques de rock!
Damn it feels good to be a podcast! This week, we treachourus 3 are joined my musician, artist and good fella Mikal Cronin. Mikal is doing the rounds talking about his album out on the 25th of October, Seeker. We take Mikal through the magical journey that is our Music News segment, with stories about saying goodbye to Robert Hunter and Ric Ocasic, Liam Gallegers new album and movie, a disastrous Black Keys concert and the 15th anniversary of American Idiot Then we get into our theme, songs for Impeachment. Now as this podcast goes up, we still have the same president we did when we recorded this. Hopefully when you listen to this, we won’t. See you next week! See Jonah at the Drafthouse in DC this weekend. See Mikal on tour! SO NG S Mikal Cronin- Shelter Elephant Rifle- I’m Bad At Driving Problem Daughter- Pocket Sand Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mikal Cronin - Show Me - from the 2019 album Seeker on Merge Records.Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
Fuzz rocker just dropped the lead single ahead of "Shelter", out in late October!
The Ty Segall collaborator announced his upcoming "Seeker" LP with this lead single!
Tracklist: Sid Steppes – Keep in Touch Juniore – Ah bah d’accord Link Wray – My Brother, My Son The Mystery Lights – Watching the News Gives Me the Blues Aldous Harding – Weight of the Planets Bill Baird – […]
Actualidad: Mini Mansions, Marissa Nadler, Sky Ferreira, Kevin Morby, Madrugada, Underworld, Confeti de Odio, Gang of Four, Rammstein, Novio Caballo, Interpol, Mikal Cronin, Foxygen, Slowthai, Luke Christopher, etc... Álbum Destacado: Bonus Track: Alberto Cortez ¡Entra en nuestro Facebook y dale a Me Gusta! https://www.facebook.com/HospitalNeptunoR/
THE TOUGH SHITS "Late Bloomer" Burning In Paradise Burger Records (2019) https://burgerrecords.11spot.com/the-tough-shits-burning-in-paradise.html The Tough Shits are a rock and roll band from Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Their unique sound is a sonic missive to their garage forefathers, without being strictly, just another scuzzy rock band. Their musical influences are informed of: The Rolling Stones, KISS, Sam Cooke & The Clash. Their stylistic influences come directly from bands similar to the New York Dolls. They have shared past bills with touring bands like Jay Reatard, Redd Kross, Mikal Cronin, Meatbodies and every good band that’s passed through Philly.Philadelphia's perennial champions of cult rock anonymity, The Tough Shits remain, through line up changes, life mismanagement, and general personal turmoil, a band of brothers. Forever walking the line between celebration and self-loathing, the juvenile and the genuine, they combat their cynicism with open hearted enthusiasm for writing and performing their offbeat songs. Operating under the belief that the odds are stacked ever too high against any hope of success, they long ago learned the onlytrue path is to follow their own erratic muse, and above all, to make each other laugh in the face of failure. Their new album Burning In Paradise peels back the surface and reveals new dimensions of feeling and 'sad magic.'The Tough Shits’ first new album in 8 years “Burning In Paradise” is out worldwide on Burger Records on March 22, 2019! “The Tough Shits are so half-assed about being a ‘successful’ band that it's almost heroic. Though they rarely play outside Philadelphia and they have the self-promotional instincts of a pile of bricks, they've amassed a small but fervent cult of admirers drawn in by their genius-level pop hooks and infectious attitude of not giving a single fuck in the whole world.” -Chicago Reader
This time we really mean it. After 227 shows, plus some reruns, this is the very last broadcast of Eclectic Kettle. Recorded live at the end of November, Simon and Ben are in the studio together along with a great many returning cast members and friends. Join us as we recount our favourite Kettle moments, play some of our favourite tracks and acts from the history of the show, reflect on this whole thing, and encourage you to support BFF.fm in our 2018 Fundraiser!This one is also going out on Christmas Day, so welcome to the first and last Eclectic Kettle Holiday Special, I suppose? Feel free to shake some sleigh bells over the recording. And this show marks the 5th Anniversary of Eclectic Kettle (which we think would've been December 20th.) 5 years! Who'd ever have thought. Thank you to everyone who supported the show, listened, came on as a guest, Tweeted some snark… Simon and I are incredibly grateful to all our friends and family and BFF.fm community who supported making the show.Settle down in your favourite, snug festive spot by the fire. Have yourself an extra helping of Christmas Pudding. And please, once more with feeling, bask in the chaotic joy of Eclectic Kettle number 228 of 228. The music in this episode is really great, the banter is pretty good. The randos who we put on the air with us are tremendously entertaining too. We only blow out the levels some of the time. It meant a lot to record this, and even editing it for rebroadcast brought back the feelings. I hope you enjoy listening to it again. We love you. Good night. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 3′52″ Sound and Vision by Beck (Self Released) 15′00″ Weight by Mikal Cronin on MCII (Merge) 18′47″ Toe Cutter - Thumb Buster by Thee Oh Sees on Floating Coffin (Castle Face) 22′15″ Hit It and Quit It by Ty Segall on Fudge Sandwich (In The Red Records) 31′47″ Backwaters by Drenge on Drenge (Infectious) 34′31″ Deep Pockets by Gaz Coombes on World's Strongest Man (Self Released) 39′02″ Sad Suppers by Los Campesinos! on Sick Scenes (Wichita) 44′43″ Small Talk by Courtney Barnett on Small Talk (Marathon Artists) 50′06″ Don't Swallow the Cup by The National on Trouble Will Find Me (4AD) 54′46″ Ancient Water by Future Islands on The Far Field (4AD) 58′36″ True Care by James Vincent McMorrow on True Care (Vagrant) 77′02″ The Underside of Power by Algiers on The Underside of Power (Matador) 80′51″ Shame by Young Fathers on White Men are Black Men Too (Big Dada) 85′01″ All My Friends by LCD Soundsystem on Sound of Silver (DFA) 100′54″ Burn It Down by Daughter on Music From Before The Storm (Glassnote) 103′39″ Chasing Mirrors (Christian Löffler Remix) by Padre on Chasing Mirrors (Derelicht) 108′46″ Breathe This Air by Jon Hopkins on Immunity (Domino) 114′29″ Be Right Back, Moving House (feat. Paul Smith) by Ghostpoet on Shedding Skin (Play It Again Sam) 119′30″ Her Majesty by The Beatles on Abbey Road (Apple) Check out the full archives on the website.
This time we really mean it. After 227 shows, plus some reruns, this is the very last broadcast of Eclectic Kettle. Recorded live at the end of November, Simon and Ben are in the studio together along with a great many returning cast members and friends. Join us as we recount our favourite Kettle moments, play some of our favourite tracks and acts from the history of the show, reflect on this whole thing, and encourage you to support BFF.fm in our 2018 Fundraiser!This one is also going out on Christmas Day, so welcome to the first and last Eclectic Kettle Holiday Special, I suppose? Feel free to shake some sleigh bells over the recording. And this show marks the 5th Anniversary of Eclectic Kettle (which we think would've been December 20th.) 5 years! Who'd ever have thought. Thank you to everyone who supported the show, listened, came on as a guest, Tweeted some snark… Simon and I are incredibly grateful to all our friends and family and BFF.fm community who supported making the show.Settle down in your favourite, snug festive spot by the fire. Have yourself an extra helping of Christmas Pudding. And please, once more with feeling, bask in the chaotic joy of Eclectic Kettle number 228 of 228. The music in this episode is really great, the banter is pretty good. The randos who we put on the air with us are tremendously entertaining too. We only blow out the levels some of the time. It meant a lot to record this, and even editing it for rebroadcast brought back the feelings. I hope you enjoy listening to it again. We love you. Good night. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 3′52″ Sound and Vision by Beck 15′00″ Weight by Mikal Cronin on MCII (Merge) 18′47″ Toe Cutter - Thumb Buster by Thee Oh Sees on Floating Coffin (Castle Face) 22′15″ Hit It and Quit It by Ty Segall on Fudge Sandwich (In The Red Records) 31′47″ Backwaters by Drenge on Drenge (Infectious) 34′31″ Deep Pockets by Gaz Coombes on World's Strongest Man 39′02″ Sad Suppers by Los Campesinos! on Sick Scenes (Wichita) 44′43″ Small Talk by Courtney Barnett on Small Talk (Marathon Artists) 50′06″ Don't Swallow the Cup by The National on Trouble Will Find Me (4AD) 54′46″ Ancient Water by Future Islands on The Far Field (4AD) 58′36″ True Care by James Vincent McMorrow on True Care (Vagrant) 77′02″ The Underside of Power by Algiers on The Underside of Power (Matador) 80′51″ Shame by Young Fathers on White Men are Black Men Too (Big Dada) 85′01″ All My Friends by LCD Soundsystem on Sound of Silver (DFA) 100′54″ Burn It Down by Daughter on Music From Before The Storm (Glassnote) 103′39″ Chasing Mirrors (Christian Löffler Remix) by Padre on Chasing Mirrors (Derelicht) 108′46″ Breathe This Air by Jon Hopkins on Immunity (Domino) 114′29″ Be Right Back, Moving House (feat. Paul Smith) by Ghostpoet on Shedding Skin (Play It Again Sam) 119′30″ Her Majesty by The Beatles on Abbey Road (Apple)
After 227 shows, Eclectic Kettle is coming to an end. Simon and Ben are in the studio together again, with many returning cast members and friends. Join us as we play through some of our favourite Kettle moments, reflect on the whole thing, and encourage you to support BFF.fm in our 2018 Fundraiser that kicks off today!There's so much to say about Kettle. Maybe we should write a blog post or two about it or something. But for now, let's just note this: Simon and I are both incredibly grateful to all our friends and family and BFF.fm community who supported making the show over all these years, and also to each other for making it happen. Kettle will be be 5 years old in a few weeks (we'll still be broadcasting some re-runs… it counts… shut up…) and neither of us would've imagined doing something like this for so long. So, thanks. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 3′52″ Sound and Vision by Beck (Self Released) 15′00″ Weight by Mikal Cronin on MCII (Merge) 18′47″ Toe Cutter - Thumb Buster by Thee Oh Sees on Floating Coffin (Castle Face) 22′15″ Hit It and Quit It by Ty Segall on Fudge Sandwich (In The Red Records) 31′47″ Backwaters by Drenge on Drenge (Infectious) 34′31″ Deep Pockets by Gaz Coombes on World's Strongest Man (Self Released) 39′02″ Sad Suppers by Los Campesinos! on Sick Scenes (Wichita) 44′43″ Small Talk by Courtney Barnett on Small Talk (Marathon Artists) 50′06″ Don't Swallow the Cup by The National on Trouble Will Find Me (4AD) 54′46″ Ancient Water by Future Islands on The Far Field (4AD) 58′36″ True Care by James Vincent McMorrow on True Care (Vagrant) 77′02″ The Underside of Power by Algiers on The Underside of Power (Matador) 80′51″ Shame by Young Fathers on White Men are Black Men Too (Big Dada) 85′01″ All My Friends by LCD Soundsystem on Sound of Silver (DFA) 100′54″ Burn It Down by Daughter on Music From Before The Storm (Glassnote) 103′39″ Chasing Mirrors (Christian Löffler Remix) by Padre on Chasing Mirrors (Derelicht) 108′46″ Breathe This Air by Jon Hopkins on Immunity (Domino) 114′29″ Be Right Back, Moving House (feat. Paul Smith) by Ghostpoet on Shedding Skin (Play It Again Sam) 119′30″ Her Majesty by The Beatles on Abbey Road (Apple) Check out the full archives on the website.
After 227 shows, Eclectic Kettle is coming to an end. Simon and Ben are in the studio together again, with many returning cast members and friends. Join us as we play through some of our favourite Kettle moments, reflect on the whole thing, and encourage you to support BFF.fm in our 2018 Fundraiser that kicks off today!There's so much to say about Kettle. Maybe we should write a blog post or two about it or something. But for now, let's just note this: Simon and I are both incredibly grateful to all our friends and family and BFF.fm community who supported making the show over all these years, and also to each other for making it happen. Kettle will be be 5 years old in a few weeks (we'll still be broadcasting some re-runs… it counts… shut up…) and neither of us would've imagined doing something like this for so long. So, thanks. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 3′52″ Sound and Vision by Beck 15′00″ Weight by Mikal Cronin on MCII (Merge) 18′47″ Toe Cutter - Thumb Buster by Thee Oh Sees on Floating Coffin (Castle Face) 22′15″ Hit It and Quit It by Ty Segall on Fudge Sandwich (In The Red Records) 31′47″ Backwaters by Drenge on Drenge (Infectious) 34′31″ Deep Pockets by Gaz Coombes on World's Strongest Man 39′02″ Sad Suppers by Los Campesinos! on Sick Scenes (Wichita) 44′43″ Small Talk by Courtney Barnett on Small Talk (Marathon Artists) 50′06″ Don't Swallow the Cup by The National on Trouble Will Find Me (4AD) 54′46″ Ancient Water by Future Islands on The Far Field (4AD) 58′36″ True Care by James Vincent McMorrow on True Care (Vagrant) 77′02″ The Underside of Power by Algiers on The Underside of Power (Matador) 80′51″ Shame by Young Fathers on White Men are Black Men Too (Big Dada) 85′01″ All My Friends by LCD Soundsystem on Sound of Silver (DFA) 100′54″ Burn It Down by Daughter on Music From Before The Storm (Glassnote) 103′39″ Chasing Mirrors (Christian Löffler Remix) by Padre on Chasing Mirrors (Derelicht) 108′46″ Breathe This Air by Jon Hopkins on Immunity (Domino) 114′29″ Be Right Back, Moving House (feat. Paul Smith) by Ghostpoet on Shedding Skin (Play It Again Sam) 119′30″ Her Majesty by The Beatles on Abbey Road (Apple)
Musician and indie darling Mikal Cronin joins Joe & Kristen to talk about another M.C.-- current Rock Hall nominees the MC5. They evaluate the Detroit rock pioneers' chances of induction and also take a look at the official fan vote on the Hall's website.
Brian and Brian spin last year's Albini produced self-titled album from prolific rock and roller Ty Segall. Ty-mails: volcanovinyl@gmail.com Tyitter: @volcanovinyl #vv154
Scott talks with co-founder, Bill Roe.Download our Free Guide for indie labels at http://www.otherrecordlabels.com!
Start by forgetting all you think you know. Every day is Christmas when you're an LA Garage scene musician, and the songs are presents you can't unwrap quickly enough: they tear through them with reckless abandon, and like musical easter eggs, there always seem to be more in waiting, right around the corner. That same fertile musical playground encouraged the inception of Cory Hanson, who cut his teeth backing linchpin acts like Ty Segall and Mikal Cronin, and the first couple of releases by his act—Wand—only cemented that association. So of course Hanson did something next that no one saw coming. He scrubbed his entire approach. When fans are used to you spitting out two fierce records a year, contemplating a new release to the tune of Plum comes as a surprise. A retooled lineup, thoughtful variances, and shared songwriting duties confounded expectations further. But when the sunlight hits needle on vinyl here, the results are, well, noticeable. Join us as we pull back the curtain. Some additional steps for you to take: Check out the video for Plum Check out the video for Bee Karma Buy This Week's Vinyl on Amazon A Few Minutes With [**Broken Bells** - The High Road][4] A Current Affair [**Phoebe Bridgers** - Motion Sickness][5]
On today's episode I talk to musician Cory Hanson. Originally from Los Angeles, Cory began playing music professionally with Mikal Cronin and the bands, together PANGEA and Meatbodies. In 2014 he formed Wand with his former art school classmates Lee Landey and Evan Burrows, and they've gone on to record four albums: Ganglion Reef, Golem, 1000 Days, and their latest Plum (the last two were released on the wonderful label Drag City!). Last year, Drag City also released Cory's solo album The Unborn Capitalist from Limbo. All of these terrific! This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on iTunes, follow me on Twitter.
Big business has intervened in Sean and Hayes being able to do the show the way they want to so they get MIKAL CRONIN to join them and fight corporations with music. This episode is sponsored by MVMT Watches (www.mvmtwatches.com/hollywood) and ZipRecruiter (www.ziprecruiter.com/first).
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
Ty Segall & The Muggers (featuring Kyle Thomas of King Tuff, Mikal Cronin, Wand's Cory Hanson and Evan Burrows, and Emmet Kelly of The Cairo Gang) stop by KEXP for the first ever live broadcast session from our new live room. Recorded 01/21/2016 - 5 songs: Squealer, Emotional Mugger / Leopard Priestess, Baby Big Man (I Want a Mommy), Breakfast Eggs, Candy Sam / Squealer Two.Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
On this episode of Jedbangers we talk hot dogs, guitars and go deep into the meaning of Rush's 2112 with California native Chad Ubovich. Chad began ripping through the rock scene in 2011 as guitarist for Mikal Cronin and bassist in FUZZ. He is also lead shredder in his own rad band, Meatbodies.www.facebook.com/Meatbodies
On this episode of Jedbangers we talk hot dogs, guitars and go deep into the meaning of Rush's 2112 with California native Chad Ubovich. Chad began ripping through the rock scene in 2011 as guitarist for Mikal Cronin and bassist in FUZZ. He is also lead shredder in his own rad band, Meatbodies.www.facebook.com/Meatbodies
A garage is a pretty comfortable place for Mikal Cronin. He's been making rock music with his buddies since high school, especially with his longtime friend and collaborator Ty Segall. As he tells Marc, it's always been a DIY affair. Plus, Patrick Stickles from Titus Andronicus returns to get Marc up to speed on his new rock opera. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information. Sign up here for WTF+ to get the full show archives and weekly bonus material! https://plus.acast.com/s/wtf-with-marc-maron-podcast.
The year was 1985. Orwell’s postscript. Fitting then that a record emerged from a band so maligned originally that they took to stealing sets from opening acts, so full of angst that to this day they try to reposition remnants of tales of violence at early shows, and who then might have known the result. Despite the fact that it kinda sounds like it was recorded in a burned-out warehouse, this record, nevertheless, is the lynchpin between The Velvet Underground and the shoegaze movement of England in the early 90s. Beneath all of the circumstance, buried in the gauzy haze of proto-shoegaze, pop songs and hooks with undeniable charm. This week we cover a wide variety of topics, like the Brothers Reid, the confluence between bands we can’t seem to separate in our minds, and the stilted, occasionally simplistic takes shared in reviews of records that are, in retrospect, the foundations for entire movements or scenes, not — hey! — unlike this week’s record, The Jesus And Mary Chain offering PsychoCandy. Buy "PsychoCandy" from Amazon Also, tune in as we weigh the question of ‘How Deadpan is Deadpan Enough?’ (Answer: we’re not sure), the efficacy of giant drumsticks in our A Few Minutes With segment (starring Hall and Oates), and the hilarious by way of spot-on Mikal Cronin video Turn Around — which lampoons Natalie Imbrulia’s 1997 hit cover of Torn. Confused? Don’t be. Grab the edge of your seat and join us as we wander down (and wonder about) memory lane. Wish that Shane had been able to join us, as I’m certain that he’d have plenty to spill on this one…
Will and Barrett discuss new music by Built to Spill and Mikal Cronin.
In this very special episode of the Based on Nothing podcast I am joined in studio by repeat guest and friend of the show Kelsey Degnan. Near the end of the episode I realized that I have been doing this podcast for over a year and it becomes a joyous and celebratory affair. The episode begins with a prayer and a state of the podcast address. We take LIVE calls from Karl Germanovich from the band Howlish, New York based comedian Alisha Delp, (who is coming to us live from a life or death battle with a mosquito) Michael Morrison, (who has scorching hot takes on Mad Men and Taylor Swift) and Rob Moden (host of the Orphan Black Clone Cast on the Nerdist network!) Kelsey and I discuss Brand New and how she recently confronted part of the band Seether over their blatant rip off of the Brand New song ‘Daisy’, a lost episode of the Based on Nothing spinoff Where’s The Brand New Album? podcast, summer music like Hop Along and their wonderful new record, American Football, Yuck, Mikal Cronin, Rilo Kiley, Colleen Green, summer vacations, Disney World wishes and curses, Podcastaway the movie, the great Dancing Epidemic of 1518 which is my favorite thing to ever be talked about on this podcast, and finally we go through the new Brand New news. Sorry for the little popping sounds, but also fuck it. Thank you to everyone who has been on or listened to this podcast over the past year. New episodes coming all through June/all summer/until the end of time.
In this episode of For the Record, we discuss the new album by former San Franciscan and Ty Segall bassist Mikal Cronin. It's Mr. Cronin's third LP, conveniently titled "MCIII," out now on Merge Records.
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In this episode of For the Record, we discuss the new album by former San Franciscan and Ty Segall bassist Mikal Cronin. It's Mr. Cronin's third LP, conveniently titled "MCIII," out now on Merge Records.
This week on ye olde podcast we’re strong with indignation, curmudgeon, and wonder. First up, Prince’s “surprise” show in Baltimore last Sunday was billed as a “Rally 4 Peace”, but with millions in potential monetary donations to be generated, and only a “portion” of the proceeds going to charity, should “good vibes” really count as currency? We resurrect our fan favorite “Prince is a dick” segment to investigate.Next up, tune in as we review new records from power-pop wunderkind Mikal Cronin and Montreal’s masterful Patrick Watson. Both albums are two of the mostly hotly anticipated albums of 2015, but do they deliver the goods?PLUS!!! Are you a Dylan Fan? Ryan Adams? How about just a great song? If the answer is yes “The Jester and the Queen” by Chicago based singer/songwriter PM Buys is the track for you! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
En este episodio, Milton Barboza comparte tres canciones tan frescas que podrían estar de venta en la Central de Abastos: la introspección de Them Are Us Too, el hiphop etéreo de Kehlani (con Chance the Rapper) y la intensidad de Mikal Cronin.
Tom does The Best Show from Los Angeles with an all-star panel! Jon Daly curses a few times, Lisa Jane Persky talks about Bea Arthur, Nick Thorburn gives Tom a present, Mikal Cronin discusses his new album, Rebecca Sugar talks about why she hired Tom for STEVEN UNIVERSE and Ian Jones-Quartey talks about Cal Tech! A fun one! And a SLIGHT WARNING: there is some PG-13 language used in this one!
Mikal Cronin is a musician now based in Los Angeles, California! Last time he and Dave talked, Mikal was living in San Francisco, where he'd lived for a long time. Dave had him back on the show to discuss his feelings about his music and himself after recording his new album, MCIII. The last time they talked, Mikal was frustrated and despondent about making music, and worried he couldn't do it. Now that he's made a new (incredible) album, he and Dave revisit his feelings on creating again. They also discuss wasting time, and focusing, and wasting too much time to focus. They had fun. Mikal's great. Follow @MikalCronin on Twitter!
Hayes and Sean are coming to you LIVE from UCB-Sunset in Los Angeles with house band MIKAL CRONIN. The guys chat about their time at the #SNL40 celebration and help audience members make the movie of their dreams. Then, they welcome young actors BEN RODGERS, DC PIERSON, DOMINIC DIERKES, and ERIC APPEL to audition for the new voice of Hollywood Handbook ads sometimes.
This week on the podcast I’m talking about books partially read… Listen for a reading of two poems by Ellen Kennedy, an afterward written by Jonathan Evison who wrote The Revised Fundamentals of Caregiving, and shout outs to authors Joan Didion and Junot Diaz. If you like it when I talk about books you might also like listening to the smart lit-cast Literary Disco, hosted by former Boy Meets World kiddie crush Ryder Strong/Shawn Hunter. ——Songs: “Am I Wrong” (2014) by Mikal Cronin, “Soldier Baby of Mine” (1965) by the Ronettes, “A Picture Of Our Torn Up Praise” (2007) by Phosphorescent——shytrying.tumblr.com
Hayes and Sean start off the show talking about their love of French films with a French documentary crew in-studio and do a segment where they explore how different music can change the tone of a movie scene. Then, the guys bring in the first person signed to their record label, Mikal Cronin, for a special musical episode where they talk about Neil Young and Leonardo Da Vinci's adventures. Also, is Engineer Cody stealing cable from the Earwolf studio? Tune in to find out.
Our guests this week are Brad Stevens, Boyd Vico and Deanna Rooney. Brad and Boyd talk about writing for the White House Correspondence Dinner, their experience on the Howard Stern Show and other fun things like this knife mishap clip. Jonah Raydio will be in Portland, Oregon May 10 for the Bridgetown Comedy Festival with Lance Bangs, Hutch Harris from The Thermals and live music from Mikal Cronin. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
Mikal is a wildly prolific songwriter and musician based in San Francisco, and also just about the sweetest man who ever lived. He and Dave talked growing up, and working hard, and procrastinating, and a fear of "never getting your shit together". Dave could relate. Also, Dave is more screwed up than Mikal. They figured that out.
Please enjoy this big ol' mix of my favorite songs from the past year. If the absence of Drake and/or Robin Thicke is particularly conspicuous for you, may God have mercy on your soul.THE CONTENTBusta Rhymes & Q-Tip, "Thank You (Kid Capri Remix)"Chromatics, "Cherry"HAIM, "Falling"Daft Punk, "Fragments of Time"The National, "Graceless"Charles Bradley, "Strictly Reserved for You"King Krule, "Easy Easy"Danny Brown, "Float On"Deafheaven, "Dream House"Earl Sweatshirt, "Burgundy"Daft Punk, "Doin' It Right"A$AP Rocky, "Fashion Killa"Disclosure, "When a Fire Starts to Burn"Vampire Weekend, "Unbelievers"Foxygen, "On Blue Mountain"Deerhunter, "Dream Captain"A$AP Mob ft. A$AP Nast & Method Man, "Trillmatic"Sky Ferreira, "Love in Stereo"HAIM, "Forever"Kanye West, "Bound 2"Blood Orange, "Clipped On"Justin Timberlake, "Mirrors"The Men, "Bird Song"Bill Callahan, "The Sing"Mikal Cronin, "Weight"Mike Simonetti, "The Magician"My Bloody Valentine, "New You"Mutual Benefit, "Advanced Falconry"Julia Holter, "He's Running Through My Eyes"Waxahatchee, "You're Damaged"Janelle Monae, "Ghetto Woman"Run The Jewels, "36" Chain"A$AP Ferg, "Cocaine Castle"Yo La Tengo, "Well You Better"Phosphorescent, "Song for Zula"Pusha T, "Numbers on the Boards"Daft Punk, "Get Lucky"Jai Paul, "Jasmine"Neko Case, "Local Girl"HAIM, "The Wire"Stream:Download:Favorite Songs 2013
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)
Will and Chris discuss the latest releases by Mikal Cronin and Ovlov, plus Lollapalooza, the documentary Searching for Sugar Man, and Tay Allyn.
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.
We interview Adam and Tony of Vancouver’s NEEDLES//PINS! Things got a bit sloppy at Ottawa Explosion during this interview, and the guys discuss high school girlfriends, hobo tattoos, and hating Henry Rollins! Emmanuel and Travis play some excellent Vancouver punk, and a set of weirdo tunes to top things off! Plus songs from Needles//Pins, Strange Attractor, Pointed Sticks, Young Canadians, The Modernettes, Crabe, Whatever Brains, Dead Ghosts, Cherry Bones, Mikal Cronin, The Thermals, and Ovlov!
Part 1 of my conversation with guest Ric Dube as we present our ideas for rebooting classic sitcoms. I've also got the Bonehead of the Week and music from Speedy Ortiz, Hunx and His Punx, Moon King and Mikal Cronin. Show notes: - Recorded at More Lost Time world HQ - Ric beats a cybersquatter at his own game - Ric wants to reboot American Idol - "Celebrity Barrel Jumping" - Tom Scholz of the band Boston is into "freestyle figure skating" - Ric: Judges would be voted off each season by fans - Show would have weekly winner like Jeopardy - Chuck Barris was talent show pioneer with The Gong Show - Jay: Reimagined take on Sanford and Son starring Indian father and son convenience store owners - Stretch of minority-themed sitcoms in the '70s - UPN network had several black sitcoms in the '90s - The Secret Diary of Desmond Pfeiffer was comedic look at slavery - All in the Family could never air today; people are too sensitive - The late '60s scourge of "interracial touching" - Recent Cheerios commercial with interracial family drew racist complaints - Racial sensitivity in the workplace - Ric: Reboot of The Bob Newhart Show, set in a nursing home - Original Newhart show is a comedy classic - Wondering how Northern Exposure has aged - Newhart's breakthrough comedy album was recorded live - Jay: Modern take on Chico and the Man would touch on immigration debate - How funny was Freddie Prinze? - Ric: Simpsons 2800 AD would combine elements of ghost-chasing cartoons - New Scooby Doo Mystery Incorporated show looks interesting - To be continued - Bonehead of the Week Music:Speedy Ortiz - Tiger Tank Hunx and His Punx - Bad Skin Moon King - Only Child Mikal Cronin - Get Along Completely Conspicuous is available through the iTunes podcast directory. Subscribe and write a review! The Speedy Ortiz song is on the album Major Arcana on Carpark Records. Download the song for free at Stereogum. The Hunx and His Punx song is on the album Street Punk on Hardly Art. Download it for free at Hardly Art. The Moon King song is on the EP Obsession 1 on One Big Silence. Download it for free at Chromewaves. The Mikal Cronin song is on his self-titled album on Trouble in Mind Records. Download it for free at Chromewaves. 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 Jay Breitling as we discuss some of our favorite compilation albums. I've also got the Bonehead of the Week and music from Speedy Ortiz, Thee Oh Sees, Mikal Cronin and The Melvins. Show notes: - Recorded at Clicky Clicky world HQ - Drinkin' beer and talking rock - Check out JB's new comp, And I Forgot a Long Time Ago How You Feel - Covers of early period Lilys songs - JK: Three basic types of comps, not including soundtracks - Tribute, genre and benefit comps - No Alternative came out in '93 - We learn more about Lance Diamond - During the Goo Goo Dolls' last days of non-suckage - Part of Red Hot series - JB: Red Hot and Bothered was the indie rock version - JK: Deadicated was a Grateful Dead tribute featuring the likes of Jane's Addiction, Elvis Costello, Lyle Lovett - Taping songs off the radio - JK: The Bridge was a great Neil Young tribute featuring alt-rock artists like Pixies and Sonic Youth - Lots of tribute comps came out in early '90s - Now there are string quartet and bluegrass tributes to just about everyone - Label comps are fun, like What's Up Matador? - Safe and Sound comp featured Boston bands from mid-'90s - JB: Simple Machines comp featured great DC acts - JK: Twisted Willie paid tribute to Willie Nelson - JB: Darla 100 may have been too long - JB: Ten Cent Fix was a good one - JB: Why Do You Think They Call It Pop? was collected by Pop Narcotic - First SPINart release was One Last Kiss, featuring Swirlies, Small Factory, Velocity Girl - JB: This is Harrisburg, Not Topeka featured the mighty Torgo, with one Jay Breitling on guitar - A takeoff of the great This is Boston, Not LA - Get Jay's comp at Clicky Clicky - Bonehead of the Week Music:Speedy Ortiz - The Hermit Crab Thee Oh Sees - Devil Again Mikal Cronin - Better Man The Melvins - Dr. Mule Completely Conspicuous is available through the iTunes podcast directory. Subscribe and write a review! The song from Speedy Ortiz is available on the compilation And I Forgot a Long Time Ago How You Feel. Download the comp exclusively at ClickyClickyMusic. The songs from Thee Oh Sees and Mikal Cronin are on the compilation Garage Swim. Download the entire compilation for free at AdultSwim.com. The Melvins song is on the Scion 10 Series Music Release. Download the song for free at Soundcloud. 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.
Nada mejor que abrir con las versiones de cachondeo a cargo de Ciccone Youth. Se reagruparon y pasaron por la capital, The Monochrome Set. Una chica bajo el alias Group Rhoda a golpe de techno hecho en casa. Alucinados nos ha dejado el último trabajo en solitario del saxofonista Colin Stetson. Desde Londres las chicas de Savages nos ponen las pilas saqueando el legado postpunk con su debut. Mark Lanegan & Duke Garwood han hecho una colaboración en plan blues intimista. Mikal Cronin nos devuelve a los estribillos pop enérgicos. Fuzz son los años 70 pasados por la alcantarilla. La indómita vuelta de Black Sabbath con la canción adelanto de su próximo LP. Cerramos con el jazz más elegante a cargo de Stanley Turrentine.
Christopher Guest talks about the origins of his signature style of parodic filmmaking. He’ll also talk about why music pops up in his movies so much. Guest explored folk music in A Mighty Wind and community musical theater in Waiting For Guffman. His new TV show on HBO is called Family Tree. After that, Dan Kennedy will talk about his new novel American Spirit. Plus, the AV Club tells us about the new Mikal Cronin and Vampire Weekend records, and Nick Krill from the Spinto Band reveals the song that changed his life.
Christopher Guest talks about the origins of his signature style of parodic filmmaking. He'll also talk about why music pops up in his movies so much. Guest explored folk music in A Mighty Wind and community musical theater in Waiting For Guffman. His new TV show on HBO is called Family Tree. After that, Dan Kennedy will talk about his new novel American Spirit. Plus, the AV Club tells us about the new Mikal Cronin and Vampire Weekend records, and Nick Krill from the Spinto Band reveals the song that changed his life.
Caylie of the great BOYHOOD joins us in studio to talk about barfing on the highway, haunted rock shows, and her number-one-fan Constantine! We play our favorite EARTHQUAKE songs to celebrate Ottawa's recent earthquake! Plus tunes from Francois Hardy, Earth Quake, Little Girls, The Skunks, Anasazi, Coliseum, Mikal Cronin, and Slam Dunk!
This week: Actor Michael Shannon (“The Iceman”) revisits his Wobegon days… Hugh Dancy of TV’s “Hannibal” lists a few good baddies… Acclaimed travel writer Paul Theroux on a place he won’t be heading back to… “Daily Show” co-creator Lizz Winstead grins and bares it … San Fran rocker Mikal Cronin serves up soundtrack… Biscuits on […]
SHEARING PINX member and ISOLATED NOW WAVES label overlord Nic Hughes talks to us about releasing tapes, Eric's Trip, and naked weed whacking! We play a whole set of tunes from his label, including Pompoir, Shearing Pinx, Nun Un, Tranquil Heat, Noisy Tits, and Mormon Crosses. Plus tunes from Ty Segall and Mikal Cronin, Useless Eaters, Grape Soda, Needs, Milk Music, and Sean Nicholas Savage!
This week: TV personality Andy Cohen – the man who launched 1,000 “Real Housewives” – tells us how to behave… Rising literary star Taiye Selasi on making novels and dresses… British prog-rock phenoms Alt-J throw a party in the woods… Satirist Sam Lipsyte on the joys of fatherhood… We tiptoe into “Room 237,” a film about “The Shining”‘s fanatical following… And Rico tastes the secret of panuchos. Plus, a drink born from cold fusion, new music from Mikal Cronin, and a monstrous joke.
Recuperamos a Luna con uno de sus trabajos más míticos. El arte de mezclar de todo en el rock, lo nuevo de Firewater. Haciendo el gamberro Ty Segall y Mikal Cronin son tremendos. Aqua Nebula Oscillator se pasarán esta semana por Madrid. Canadienses originales Timber Timbre .Adelanto del próximo disco de nuestros queridos Low. Alemán con pedigrí Karl Bartos tiene nuevo álbum en solitario. Otra entrega de The Bad Plus con su jazz avant garde a tope. Dos tipos peculiares Moebius y Tietchens estuvieron en La Casa Encendida. Cerramos con versión de Cohen a cargo de The Civil Wars.
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.
Part 2 of my conversation with guests Mike Piantigini and Brad Searles as we discuss the new music we're looking forward to in 2013. I've also got the Bonehead of the Week and music from Low, Thee Oh Sees, Mikal Cronin and Ken Stringfellow. Show notes: - Recorded at Piantigini Place, Somerville, Mass. - The Who's Live at Hull sounds a lot like Live at Leeds - Hearing bands play old favorites vs. new material - Selling your music for commercial use - Pete Townshend was a major solo artist in the '80s - '80s recording techniques have not aged well - Debating McCartney's solo work - Kids these days... - YouTube as music delivery mechanism - Not just videos, but full albums and lyric videos - The sad tale of Myspace - Bandcamp's fan pages - Brad: Psyched about new LP from Kid Canaveral - The death of Lovejoy's, a great Austin dive bar - Alamo Drafthouse rules - Brad: Upcoming Mark Kozelek and Album Leaf collaboration - Indie bands love covering the Misfits - Bands keep touring without original members (Misfits, Dead Kennedys) - Violent Femmes are reuniting with original lineup at Coachella - Prog is coming back - Brad dug Genesis in the Duke/Abacab era - "Illegal Alien" is a horrible song - Long-awaited albums that may never come: Dylan at the Movies, The Wrens - Brad bets My Bloody Valentine won't release new album by time this airs (he loses bet) - Mike can't stop talking about his trip to SXSW - The power of chocolate chip cookies - Labels are running out of classic rock to reissue, turning to alt-rock - To be continued - Bonehead of the Week Music:Low - Just Make It Stop Thee Oh Sees - Minotaur Mikal Cronin - Apathy Ken Stringfellow - Doesn't It Remind You of Something Completely Conspicuous is available through the iTunes podcast directory. Subscribe and write a review! The Low song is on the forthcoming album The Invisible Way on Sub Pop. Download it for free at SoundCloud. The Thee Oh Sees song is on the forthcoming album Floating Coffin on the Castle Face label. Download the song for free at Stereogum. The Mikal Cronin song is on his self-titled album on Trouble in Mind Records. Download the song for free from SoundSpike. The Ken Stringfellow song is on the album Danzig in the Moonlight on Spark and Shine Records. Download the song for free at Chromewaves. 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.
Hey folks! We're entering the fourth year of Random Old Records Podcast, so what better way to kick off 2012 than EPISODE #39, which is packed with more killer rock n' roll than ever before?!This time around, you'll hear the second straight KILLER single from ex-Mika Miko sisters Bleached, a selection from the current crop of garage punk releases from Wisconsin's Dusty Medical Records, hazy glam-psych from Cleveland weirdo Gap Dream, stellar tunes from Mark Sultan, Wheels On Fire, Digital Leather, Burnt Ones, Coasting, Mikal Cronin, Xray Eyeballs and more! It's a crucial sixty minutes that is the perfect soundtrack for blasting your way out of the winter blahs.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 #39Released 01/11/12DOWNLOAD HERE (Right-Click, "Save As")1. Digital Leather - "Mind Eraser" (Sponge, Crash Symbols 2012)2. Xray Eyeballs - "Sundae"(Sundae 7", Hardly Art 2011)3. Burnt Ones - "Gonna Listen To T. Rex (All Night Long)"(Black Teeth & Golden Tongues, Roaring Colonel 2010)4. The Barreracudas - "Baby Baby Baby"(Nocturnal Missions, Douchemaster 2011)5. Bad Sports - "Inside And Out"(Kings Of The Weekend, Dirtnap 2011)6. Wheels On Fire - "Dead Of Night"(Dead Of Night 7", Milk N' Herpes 2011)--Reform School Girl!7. Mikal Cronin - "You Gotta Have Someone"(Tide 7", Goner 2011)8. Tomorrow's Tulips - "Eternally Teenage"(Eternally Teenage, Galaxia 2011)9. Radar Eyes - "Miracle"(Miracle 7", HoZac 2011)10. Gap Dream - "Go Ahead"(Gap Dream, Burger 2011)11. Swiftumz - "More Than Sleep"(Swiftumz, Holy Mountain 2011)--It came from Detroit!12. Lantern - "I Don't Know"(I Don't Know 7", Mammoth Cave Recording Co. 2011)13. Head On Electric - "Here They Come Now"(Sleep Slaughter Sheep, Dusty Medical 2011)14. Dead People - "Misleady"(Dead People 7", Windian 2011)15. The Famines - "Faux Famous"(The Complete Collected Singles, Mammoth Cave Recording Co. 2011)16. Guilty Pleasures - "Put Your Mouth To It"(Summer Strange, Dusty Medical 2011)--Gary Busey has a big wednesday.17. Bleached - "Searching Through The Past"(Searching Through The Past 7", Suicide Squeeze 2011)18. Coasting - "Snoozefest"(You're Never Going Back, M'Ladys 2011)19. Neverever - "Bitch Boys"(Angelic Swells, Slumberland 2010)20. Bazooka - "Back Tou You"(Jupiter 7", Dusty Medical 2011)21. Mark Sultan - "If I Had A Polaroid"(Whatever I Want, In The Red 2011)
[12/2/2019 note: When I uploaded this episode eight years ago, it contained an audio error that cut off the last several seconds. It has bugged me ever since. So, I went back a couple weeks ago and completely remixed, remastered, and recreated the episode from scratch. I got married a month ago, and these songs were the soundtrack of my wife and I's first year together. They will remind me of that time forever, and I am glad the episode is finally complete.]2011 is almost over, and oh my goodness where did the time go?! The past twelve months were filled with all kinds of good things for me on the life front, and much like last year, there were SO MANY crucial rock n' roll records released and a bunch of killer shows that damaged my eardrums even further. EPISODE #38 of Random Old Records cuts away all of the extra padding and somewhat clever soundbytes and presents an hour of my personal favorite songs of 2011 with no interruptions!You'll hear all the songs I've been raving about since January, including heavy hitters like "Gold Sneakers" by Wax Idols, "Weekend" by Smith Westerns, and "Into Black" by Blouse. You'll hear heavy-duty psychedelic blowouts from The Paperhead, Thee Oh Sees, and The People's Temple, and perfect pop from Dum Dum Girls, Colleen Green, and The Babies. Have a great 2012, and thanks for listening!!Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to Random Old Records via Apple Podcasts, 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 new episode below. Come back next month (or so) for another episode of Random Old Records. As always, thanks for listening!Random Old Records Podcast #38Released 12/14/11DOWNLOAD HERE (Right-Click, "Save As")1. Smith Westerns - "Weekend"(Dye It Blonde, Fat Possum 2011)2. Dum Dum Girls - "Bedroom Eyes"(Only In Dreams, Sub Pop 2011)3. Wax Idols - "Gold Sneakers"(No Future, HoZac 2011)4. Colleen Green - "Y Do U Call Me?"(Green One, Hardly Art 2011)5. Vivian Girls - "Dance (If You Wanna)"(Share The Joy, Polyvinyl 2011)6. Natural Child - "Chris' Blues"(1971, Infinity Cat 2011)7. Black Lips - "New Direction"(Arabia Mountain, Vice 2011)8. Bare Wires - "Sweet Little Stranger"(Cheap Perfume, Southpaw 2011)9. Jacuzzi Boys - "Automatic Jail"(Glazin', Hardly Art 2011)10. Mikal Cronin - "Again and Again"(Mikal Cronin, Trouble In Mind 2011)11. The Babies - "Breakin' The Law"(The Babies, Shrimper 2011)12. The Paperhead - "Can't Keep My Eyes Open"(The Paperhead, Trouble In Mind 2011)13. Thee Oh Sees - "Chem-farmer"(Carrion Crawler/The Dream, In The Red 2011)14. The People's Temple - "Axe Man"(Sons Of Stone, HoZac 2011)15. Blouse - "Into Black"(Blouse, Captured Tracks 2011)16. Widowspeak - "In The Pines"(Widowspeak, Captured Tracks 2011)17. Ty Segall - "Goodbye Bread"(Goodbye Bread, Drag City 2011)18. The Strange Boys - "Mama Shelter"(Live Music, Rough Trade 2011)19. Jeffrey Novak - "Looking Down At You"(4 Track Solo EP, Trouble In Mind 2011)
Bob's Back From Miami, BITCHES!! Robert 'Bob' Duvet returns from his vacation in SOBE and you can hear the tan in his voice! Get caught up on the freshest music to be released in the last couple of weeks, on this globe-trotting musical Miami of a podcast...In addition rare, unreleased, and live tracks from Marvin Gaye, The Beatles and pre-LCD Soundsystem James Murphy. BONUS!! Hear tracks by Spanish Prisoners, Loyal Divide, Mikal Cronin, MUTEMATH, Little Dragon, Chad Valley, and so much more! On the only music podcast that always lets you past the velvet rope in into da club!
Bob's Back From Miami, BITCHES!! Robert 'Bob' Duvet returns from his vacation in SOBE and you can hear the tan in his voice! Get caught up on the freshest music to be released in the last couple of weeks, on this globe-trotting musical Miami of a podcast...In addition rare, unreleased, and live tracks from Marvin Gaye, The Beatles and pre-LCD Soundsystem James Murphy. BONUS!! Hear tracks by Spanish Prisoners, Loyal Divide, Mikal Cronin, MUTEMATH, Little Dragon, Chad Valley, and so much more! On the only music podcast that always lets you past the velvet rope in into da club!
Sean is out, Erik returns, and Philip Cosores grabs the fourth chair next to Will and Rob on this week’s One Thirty BPM Podcast. The crew discusses Odd Future’s hatred of photography, Fucked Up’s potential roadblocks, Sigur Ros’s recently announced 2012 album as well as new releases from Atlas Sound, Cass McCombs, Mikal Cronin, and.. […] The post One Thirty BPM Podcast Episode #3 appeared first on Beats Per Minute.
Woah, is it really October already?! Judging by the clock at the bottom right of my computer screen and the flannel shirt wrapped around my torso, it must be. Where has all the time gone? It seems like April was only a few minutes ago, and now the year is damn near over. I've been to a bunch of shows, crossed a couple of folks off my live bucket list (New York Dolls, Wanda Jackson), and spent probably a few grand on records, and what do I have to show for it? Slightly more damaged eardrums and a whole buncha physical media that will be a real pain in the ass to lift if I ever move into a new place, I reckon. Seriously though, 2011 might have already topped 2010 as one of the best music years since the mid-90s, and it's not over yet!Random Old Records Podcast #36 is out now, and it's loaded with just over an hour of jams, starting off with the raging opening salvo from Let's Wrestle's new LP, "In Dreams Part II." It sounds so much like the aforementioned mid-90s that you'd swear that 15+ years of godawful over-produced mainstream rock didn't kill good music after all and that the kids really and truly are alright. The kids really ARE alright, even though their space phone zombie walks and Twitter posts suggest otherwise. Forget about the waves of whiny bedroom folk and trendy corporate "garage rock" wannabes, there's real and VITAL rock n' roll still being cranked out by the truckload all over the world. No better example can be found than the second track on this here podcast, a sizzling blast from the brand new 10" LP from smooth punk titans Bare Wires, who continue their unparalleled streak of insta-classic bangers with "Sweet Little Stranger." That nasty fuzz and snarling vocal might just lift you out of your plush computer chair, Mr. Internet cynic!Elsewhere, you'll hear the lead-off single from the Strange Boys' highly anticipated new LP out in a few weeks, which finds the Austin garage rockers moving even closer to that Exile On Main Street vibe, another perfect 80s pop jam from the new Dum Dum Girls album, some delightfully evil synth punk from Swedish noise terrorists Black Bug, a fuzzed-out Beach Boys homage from Moonhearts mainman Mikal Cronin's debut solo nod on Trouble In Mind, some obnoxious analog oscillations from California's Blasted Canyons, some dusty reverb rock from Texas teenagers Fungi Girls, and a catchy beach-pop latecomer from the former Mika Miko members in Bleached. Random Old Records #36 finishes up with 18 or so minutes of classic mid-90s indie rock from Material Issue, Hazel, The Spinanes, and Sebadoh, who I'll be glad to cross off that live show bucket list in a couple weeks. Bakesale was released 17 years ago, and if that's not enough to make a guy feel old, I don't know what does. In between the tracks, you’ll hear a series of spooky inserts from “Death Of A Doll,” an episode of Inner Sanctum Mysteries originally aired October 18th, 1948. Right in time for Halloween, it will send a chill up your back!Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to Random Old Records via Apple Podcasts, 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 new episode below. Come back next month (or so) for another episode of Random Old Records. As always, thanks for listening!Random Old Records #36Released 10/12/2011DOWNLOAD HERE (Right-Click, "Save As")1. Let's Wrestle - "In Dreams Part II"(Nursing Home, Merge 2011)2. Bare Wires - "Sweet Little Stranger"(Cheap Perfume, Southpaw 2011)3. Fungi Girls - "Honey Face"(Some Easy Magic, HoZac 2011)4. Mikal Cronin - "Get Along"(Mikal Cronin, Trouble In Mind 2011)5. The Ketamines - "Line By Line"(Line By Line 7", HoZac 2011)6. The Wrong Words - "Summer's Gone"(The Wrong Words, Trouble In Mind, 2011)7. XRay Eyeballs - "Big Toe"(Not Nothing, Kanine 2011)--Death Of A Doll8. The Strange Boys - "Me And You"(Live Music, Rough Trade 2011)9. Colleen Green - "Green One"(Green One, Hardly Art 2011)10. Black Bug - "Shard Of Glass"(Police Helicopter 7", HoZac 2011)11. Blasted Canyons - "Death And A Half"(Blasted Canyons, Castleface 2011)12. Burning Itch - "Dead End Street"(Burning Itch, Tic Tac Totally 2011)13. Wax Museums - "Mosquito Enormo"(Eye Times, Trouble In Mind 2011)--Death Of A Doll, Part 214. Dum Dum Girls - "Heartbeat"(Only In Dreams, Sub Pop 2011)15. The Pretenders - "Wait"(The Pretenders, Sire 1980)16. Bleached - "Think Of You"(Carter 7", AF 2011)17. The Spinanes - "Noel, Jonah, and Me"(Manos, Sub Pop 1993)18. Hazel - "Blank Florida"(Are You Going To Eat That?, Sub Pop 1995)--Death Of A Doll, Part 319. Material Issue - "A Very Good Thing"(Freak City Soundtrack, Polygram 1994)20. The Figgs - "Favorite Shirt"(Low-Fi At Society High, Imago 1994)21. Sebadoh - "Rebound"(Bakesale, Sub Pop 1994)22. Unrest - "Make Out Club"(Perfect Teeth, 4AD 1993)
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