Podcasts about museum mouth

episode #763. took a break for a few months but here i am. and here you are.DOWNLOAD/STREAM RECORDING00:00 (intro by omar)00:20 Diet Cig "Flash Flood" Do You Wonder About Me?01:53 Thom Lucero "toes" Long toes mean a foot can act as a hand03:14 Queen of Jeans "All the same" If you’re not a demo, I’m not a demo06:32 Long Knives "The Boy Who Destroyed My World" Final Tracks09:21 Angel Magic "In Union" K.O.12:03 SCRAPS "a bit knotty" smunchy15:07 Dama Scout "Tightrope" Dama Scout EP18:56 Sam Wilkes "COMPLIMENTS" Sings (2014-2016)23:14 Meat Market "Falling" MM26:00 Richard Album "Never Work in Bed (extended)“ ALBUMOLOGY28:31 Psychic Graveyard "American Mouth" Mouths31:38 Wet Marble "Seedling" Unnameable Risks _ Blue Dust Archive33:58 Laser Background "Confidence Warning" Evergreen Legend36:18 Renee Reed "A Rolling Prayer (Demo)" Moi, Tante Anais38:25 SHUNKAN "Honey" Cumberland Falls41:22 WEAK SIGNAL "I’M A FIRE" BIANCA44:35 GOGOGO "Cans On The Right" Go Golden45:12 Goose Pimple "Having Murdered the Bear" Letting the Mermaid Win47:45 Museum Mouth "Choosie" Crumbs in the Bed50:13 Violet Mice "Wolves IV (A Crown to Wear)" Wolves EP

This week the men are joined by Karl Kuehn of the music projects Museum Mouth, Gay Meat, and Say Anything, who goes into detail on his history with blink-182, no, actually, we found a guest who likes them :). We also watched the 1999 Will Smith vehicle, Wicki-wicki Wild Wild West. Along the way we also discuss social media activity in a relationship, Mike brings up Joe Rogan, again, and Trace adjusts to his new lifestyle as an openly verified twitter account.

Spinning Out (another music podcast) We talk to artists about their favorite albums and go on wild tangents. This week's guest is my good friend Karl Kuehn (of Museum Mouth). We chatted about Incubus' 2001 album, "Morning View." Karl and I go way back, have played many shows together and even toured a few times together. So good to catch up and do an in-person chat together! On top of playing music in Museum Mouth, Karl has a new solo project called Gay Meat, and also does a podcast called It Rocks or It Sucks. Karl is heavily featured on the last Say Anything album, Oliver Appropriate, even singing lead vocals on the song "Your Father."

The song we played this week was “Ever Always” by Gay Meat Support Better Yet on Patreon! https://www.patreon.com/betteryetpodcast Listen to Gay Meat on bandcamp!https://gaymeat.bandcamp.com/ Hey, and Museum Mouth while you’re at it! https://gaymeat.bandcamp.com/ National Bailout Collectivehttps://www.nationalbailout.org/ betteryetpodcast@gmail.com MOTHERFUCK THE POLICE

Museum Mouth bassist Kory Urban plays in a punk band but he's learned a lot by listening to country music, from song structures to first realizing that he wanted a girlfriend. After Kory discusses how his wife measures up to the character from "Daddy's Money" (he's not a gold digger - she's got her own money!), we talk about tropes and misogyny in country music and some of our picks for this year's Hopscotch Music Festival, which features a bill curated by Museum Mouth. Kory's pick: "Daddy's Money" by Ricochet, 1996 Keep up with Museum Mouth at http://www.museummouth.com/ and see them on tour with Max Bemis this fall!

The one about "I'm Sorry." Featuring Karl Kuehn of Museum Mouth. Karl shows up around 1:59:12. Follow Karl on Twitter: https://twitter.com/lazyboneskuehn Follow the pod on Twitter: https://twitter.com/blink155pod Follow the pod on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/blink155pod/ Punish yourself with the Sclusie Stream: https://www.patreon.com/blink155

John Meier of Naked Naps fame sat down with Jake from State Farm and Granma Kara last Friday at Hopscotch's Wristband City. He shared tales from the gone-but-not-forgotten Mattress Fort and the story of how he ripped his pants on stage. He also promises that the track names “Toyota Prius, The Silent Killer” and “Honda Civic '99,” off the Naked Naps and Museum Mouth split, are merely coincidental.

Playlist: 1. Century Palm – Valley Cyan (Toronto, Canada www.centurypalm.bandcamp.com) 2. Naked Naps – Honda ’88 (Raleigh, US www.nakednaps.bandcamp.com) 3. Museum Mouth – Wave Emoji (Southport, US www.museummouth.bandcamp.com) 4. Bicycle Day – City Streets (Oakland, US www.bicycledaywhatever.bandcamp.com) 5. The Early Stages – 1992 (Austin, US www.theearlystages.bandcamp.com) 6. Ladywolf – Susie’s Dead (Portland, US www.ladywolf.bandcamp.com) 7. The Goobs – Waitin’ On You (Portland, US www.facebook.com/thegoobs) 8. Yawners – So Long (Salamanca, Spain www.yawners.bandcamp.com) 9. The Boreds – Summer Daze (Ottawa, Canada www.theboreds.bandcamp.com) 10. Sauna Heat – Brooklyn Babewatch (Providence, US www.facebook.com/saunaheat)

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The pop-leaning electronic trio has raised the bar for local production expectations, incorporating live instrumentation and video projection in a way that the area has seldom seen before. Dax, Kate and Adam joined us in the studio last week for Carolina Grown in advance of the release of Local Love Vol. 1, their new covers EP, to provide a peek behind the curtain of their electronic wizardry.Throughout the hour the band discussed the motivation behind their local covers EP, the songwriting process, all of the work that goes into their visual projections, and shared a ridiculously hilarious freestyle song. Tune in to the full segment to hear covers of Museum Mouth, Weller and Rogue Band of Youth along with some revelatory discussion on their live performances. 

WKNC's Walter-Ego interviewed Museum Mouth during the 2014 Hopscotch Music Festival.

Karl Kuehn, known across the N.C. music scene as front man/drummer of Museum Mouth and “almost rapper” OK McQueen, recently released new material under his new project, Family Bike. The duo stopped by Wristband City for a quick interview on the eve of their debut show at the Negative Fun Records Day Party.

Tracklisting: 1. PJ Bond "You,Too" You Didn't Know I Was Alphabetical 2. Rooftops "Layer Fits" A Forest of Polarity 3. Love of Everything "Fear of Missing Out" Best In Tensions 4. Hanalei "Moth to the Flame" One Big Night 5. Restorations "Liner Notes" Strange Behavior 6. Everyone Everywhere "Raw Bar OBX 2002" Everyone Everywhere 7. Helen Earth Band "(We All) Talk With Knives" Our Own Ghost City 8. Charles the Osprey "Scimitar Children and their Rugs" Consider 9. Grown Ups "Pears" More Songs 10. Castevet "Hiccups" The Echo & The Light 11. Candy Hearts "Without Caffeine" Ripped Jeans & Silly Dreams 12. Elsinore "Chemicals" Yes Yes Yes 13. Field Music "In The Mirror" Field Music (Measure) 14. The Hot Toddies "Only With You" Get Your Heart On 15. Joie De Vivre "Next Year Will Be Better" The North End 16. Junior Battles " Major Label Bidding War" Junior Battles 7" 17. Like Pioneers "English Garden" Piecemeal 18. Museum Mouth "Habit" Tears In My Beer 19. Paragraphs "It's Sunset At Midnight" You Can't Make a Ghost Without Its Sheet 20. Trike "Player In Love" Trike + The Vikings

At 6 p.m., John Booker and Rachel Hirsh of I Was Totally Destroying It came in to promote their new 7" The Get Big 7", which is officially being released at Tir Na Nog this Thursday for Local Beer Local Band (alongside Museum Mouth, Jews & Catholics, and The Beast). The new single is being released by their record label, Greyday Records and can be purchased at any local record store as well as online or at their shows. If you buy the vinyl, it comes with a digital download and bonus track! I also had to ask them about their band name and their answer might surprise you! Listen to our interview as we talked about the new release, IWTDI's upcoming shows, and their penchant for wearing costumes on stage.