Podcasts about Nite Jewel

This week we start the podcast off with tales of Walgreens life and Sammy's new work schedule. We review what we watched for the week starting with Jackass 4 then we discuss Deep Water. In our news segment we talk about the new Ghostbusters video game coming our way and yet another obscure movie coming out called Men. For Bangers and Smash this week Sammy introduces me to Genghis Tron and I give him the gift of an artist called Nite Jewel. We end this episode in our Top5 where we list our top 5 Ryan Reynolds movies.

As we bring the year to a close, let's wrap it all up with some of my favorite songs of the year. Here's part 1! Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′20″ Wake Me Up by Foals on Wake Me Up (Warner Music UK) 4′32″ Pool Hopping by Illuminati Hotties on Let Me Do One More (Snack Shack Tracks) 11′00″ Chaise Lounge by Wet Leg on Chaise Lounge (Domino) 14′12″ Not Going Anywhere by Potty Mouth on 1% Happier (Get Better) 17′13″ Working for the Knife by Mitski on Laurel Hell (Dead Oceans) 19′47″ f*ckthat by IAN SWEET on f*ckthat (Polyvinyl) 27′26″ U&ME by Alt-j on The Dream (Canvasback/Infectious) 30′28″ Keeper by Hana Vu on Public Storage (Ghostly International) 33′48″ Give It Hell by Yumi Zouma on Give It Hell (Polyvinyl) 37′09″ Justine Go Genesis by Sleigh Bells on Texis (Mom + Pop) 44′44″ 18 Cigarettes by Ducks Ltd. on Modern Fiction (Carpark) 46′56″ Walkman by Bad Bad Hats on Walkman (Don Giovanni) 49′55″ To Feel It by Nite Jewel on No Sun (Gloriette) 53′13″ Puppy and a Truck by Jenny Lewis on Puppy and a Truck (Loves Way) 56′52″ Say What You Will by James Blake on Friends That Break Your Heart (Polydor/Republic) 64′27″ Breathe by Thyla on Thyla (Easy Life) 67′58″ From The Back Of A Cab by Rostam on Changephobia (Mastor Projects/Secretly Distribution) 70′47″ Silk Chiffon (feat. Phoebe Bridgers) by MUNA on Silk Chiffon (Saddest Factory) 74′03″ Cellophane (Brain) by Middle Kids on Today We're The Greatest (Domino) 81′00″ Stay In The Car by Bachelor on Doomin' Sun (Polyvinyl) 83′39″ Fixed Gear by Snarls on What About Flowers? (Take This To Heart) 87′28″ Like I Used To by Sharon Van Etten, Angel Olsen on Like I Used To (Jagjaguwar) 91′44″ The Hardest Cut by Spoon on Lucifer on the Sofa (Matador) 98′29″ Cranium by Slothrust on Parallel Timeline (Dangerbird) 103′11″ Iced Gems by Penelope Isles on Which Way To Happy (Bella Union) 107′58″ Once Twice Melody by Beach House on Once Twice Melody, Chapter 1 (Sub Pop) 116′56″ Hope by Arlo Parks on Collapsed in Sunbeams (Transgressive) Check out the full archives on the website.

Panda Magic's annual survey of ambient sounds from the past year, now longer and lusher than ever. Tracks by Winged Victory For the Sullen, Seefeel, Men I Trust, Jon Hopkins, Loscil, Sam Gendel, Nite Jewel, Godspeed You Black Emperor, and more.

As we bring the year to a close, let's wrap it all up with some of my favorite songs of the year. Here's part 1! Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′20″ Wake Me Up by Foals on Wake Me Up (Warner Music UK) 4′32″ Pool Hopping by Illuminati Hotties on Let Me Do One More (Snack Shack Tracks) 11′00″ Chaise Lounge by Wet Leg on Chaise Lounge (Domino) 14′12″ Not Going Anywhere by Potty Mouth on 1% Happier (Get Better) 17′13″ Working for the Knife by Mitski on Laurel Hell (Dead Oceans) 19′47″ f*ckthat by IAN SWEET on f*ckthat (Polyvinyl) 27′26″ U&ME by Alt-j on The Dream (Canvasback/Infectious) 30′28″ Keeper by Hana Vu on Public Storage (Ghostly International) 33′48″ Give It Hell by Yumi Zouma on Give It Hell (Polyvinyl) 37′09″ Justine Go Genesis by Sleigh Bells on Texis (Mom + Pop) 44′44″ 18 Cigarettes by Ducks Ltd. on Modern Fiction (Carpark) 46′56″ Walkman by Bad Bad Hats on Walkman (Don Giovanni) 49′55″ To Feel It by Nite Jewel on No Sun (Gloriette) 53′13″ Puppy and a Truck by Jenny Lewis on Puppy and a Truck (Loves Way) 56′52″ Say What You Will by James Blake on Friends That Break Your Heart (Polydor/Republic) 64′27″ Breathe by Thyla on Thyla (Easy Life) 67′58″ From The Back Of A Cab by Rostam on Changephobia (Mastor Projects/Secretly Distribution) 70′47″ Silk Chiffon (feat. Phoebe Bridgers) by MUNA on Silk Chiffon (Saddest Factory) 74′03″ Cellophane (Brain) by Middle Kids on Today We're The Greatest (Domino) 81′00″ Stay In The Car by Bachelor on Doomin' Sun (Polyvinyl) 83′39″ Fixed Gear by Snarls on What About Flowers? (Take This To Heart) 87′28″ Like I Used To by Sharon Van Etten, Angel Olsen on Like I Used To (Jagjaguwar) 91′44″ The Hardest Cut by Spoon on Lucifer on the Sofa (Matador) 98′29″ Cranium by Slothrust on Parallel Timeline (Dangerbird) 103′11″ Iced Gems by Penelope Isles on Which Way To Happy (Bella Union) 107′58″ Once Twice Melody by Beach House on Once Twice Melody, Chapter 1 (Sub Pop) 116′56″ Hope by Arlo Parks on Collapsed in Sunbeams (Transgressive) Check out the full archives on the website.

STEREOBAZA#457 Stereoigor на Просто Ради.О Coldplay ft BTS Жадан & Гуржи - ПРЕМЬЕРА! Wild Beasts Hayden Thorpe Wavves Nite Jewel Altın Gün Cloudless # Еженедельно "автор и составитель" - музыкальный журналист и эксперт Stereoigor - представляет музыку, которая скоро становится must-have меломанов. STEREOBAZA — РАДИОШОУ №1 в Украине по рейтингу PromoDJ (2017 "Украина/за год"). Помимо новинок - информация о знаковых явлениях, лейблах о культовых фигурах актуальной музыкальной культуры: группах, исполнителях, продюсерах. Отдельного внимания аудио-гурманов заслуживает рубрика «Бонус-трек», посвященная раритетным версиям песен. Выходит с декабря 2011, в настоящий момент транслируется еженедельно на ПРОСТО РАДИ.О- на Просто Ради.о.1 (facebook.com/stereobaza), «стереогостями» радиошоу побывали такие деятели мировой музыкальной сцены: - Живая Легенда- Дэниел Миллер, основатель и глава MUTE Records (Fad Gadget, Depeche Mode, Moby, Goldfrapp, Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds, Einstürzende Neubauten) - Andy Fletcher - один из основателей Depeche Mode - Изобретатель жанра dub - легендарный Lee "Scratch" Perry - культовый лондонский продюсер и ди-джей Erol Alkan - создатель знаменитого берлинского инди-лейбла Morr Music Томас Морр - Группа De/Vision - Внучка изобретателя первого в мире электроинструмента — терменвокса — Льва Термена, легенда неоклассики Лидия Кавина, - Bonobo (Ninja Tune), - Jay-Jay Johanson , Robert Alfons/канадский синт-поп-проект TRUST, - James Lavelle / UNKLE, - Группы O.Children, Garden City Movement, HVOB, Crazy P и WhoMadeWho - Британский музыкант и продюсер Ghostpoet - Шотландский кинорежиссер Марк Казинс (Mark Cousins), "Atomic" (OST записан группой Mogwai) - Американский фрик-дуэт CocoRosie - Группы Metronomy, GusGus и Of Montreal - Трип-хоп икона Tricky - любимцы самых придирчивых музыкальных модников - британская группа ALT-J - Нидерландка KOVACS - Йохен Арбайт, EINSTÜRZENDE NEUBAUTEN (интервью by Stereoigor, записано в Берлине, ФРГ) - Британская группа HOT CHIP и её муз.идеолог Joe Goddard - Лидер BLOC PARTY - Kele Okereke - Фронтмен DEPECHE MODE - DAVE GAHAN (интервью by Stereoigor, записано в Милане, Италия) fb.com/stereobaza t.me/stereobaza stereobaza.com/audio STEREOBAZA#457 Stereoigor на Просто Ради.О Coldplay ft BTS Жадан & Гуржи - ПРЕМЬЕРА! Wild Beasts Hayden Thorpe Wavves Nite Jewel Altın Gün Cloudless http://fb.com/stereobaza http://t.me/stereobaza http://stereobaza.com/audio

In this episode, we get to meet Nite Jewel, which is the alias of singer, songwriter, producer, instrumentalist Ramona Gonzalez. In this chat, Ramona and I discuss, at length, her newest record, No Sun, which came out this past summer. We discuss minimalism, history, how the lament as a musical form inspired a lot of this new material, the personal bent behind this new record, the "chill wave thing," and more. Thank you for listening, and please enjoy.

Connecting the history of women's lament with contemporary music practice.

Connecting the history of women's lament with contemporary music practice. For more, visit Resident Advisor: https://ra.co/exchange/577 @nite-jewel

Full show: https://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artists Played: Mad Sexual Genius, conshus, Juni Ali, Wordsworth, Eternia, Rel McCoy, Dirty Bungalow, Logos, Amerigo Gazaway, Fela Soul, Bomba Estereo, Yemi Alade, TSHA, NIMMO, Little Simz, Pachyman, MidaZ The Beast, SHARP, Ceiling Demons, Zarahruth, Pom Pom Squad, Theory Hazit, Andromeda, Nite Jewel, Leaf Erikson, Cleo Sol, True Flavas Band, OutKast, GOODie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

Es wird persönlich. Das erste Mixtape-not-Album von Bass-Produzent Joy Orbison kommt nach zwölf Jahren sensationeller 12er und ist ein musikalisches Familienalbum, das sich in Zurückhaltung übt und Orbisons Status als einen der wichtigsten Player der gesamten Szene zementiert. Nicht nur für Christopher. Wir sprechen außerdem über das Break-Up-Album von Nite Jewel und überwinden dabei Gefühle von aufkommendem Voyeurismus hinsichtlich dieser schmerzhaft persönlichen Platte. Zum Spalter der Ausgabe wird das Bass-Feuerwerk vom grimmigen The Bug, Einigkeit herrscht dagegen beim Zerstörer-Pop der harmoniebedürftigen Low, während die „grandmother of Trip-Hop“ Leslie Winer ihre eigene Retrospektive erhält und somit endlich ein verdientes Publikum. Albert spricht zudem über den Verlust von Lee Perry, wir blicken noch einmal auf unseren Festival-Bericht zum Haldern Pop 2021 zurück und erfahren im Selbsttest Dinge, die wir vielleicht gar nicht wissen sollten. Schreibt uns eure aktuellen Favoriten an info@track17podcast.de und folgt uns auf @track17podcast auf IG/Twitter. Für unsere Playlist „Track17 – Playlist zum Podcast“ empfehlen wir dazu neue Musik von Kate NV, Anthony Naples, Angel Olsen, Niklas Wandt, Ka, Rats On Rafts und vielen mehr. [Setlist] - [00:00:00] Intro - [00:01:13] Unser Feature zum Haldern Pop Festival 2021 - [00:04:09] R.I.P. Lee „Scratch“ Perry - [00:06:48] Zuletzt gelesen/gehört: Future Sounds von Christoph Dallach & Disco-Pop aus Armenien - [00:09:20] Teste dich: Welcher Star steckt in Dir? - [00:22:17] **Joy Orbison // still slippin vol. 1 (XL Recordings)** - [00:37:55] Playlist Part 1: U.a. mit House von Anthony Naples und Neues von Kate NV - [00:42:09] **Nite Jewel // No Sun (Gloriette Records)** - [00:51:50] **The Bug // Fire (Ninja Tune)** - [01:00:15] Playlist Part 2: Post-Punk von Rats On Rafts, Neues von Rapper Ka - [01:03:19] **Low // Hey What (Sub Pop)** - [01:10:26] **Leslie Winer // When I Hit You – You'll Feel It (Light In The Attic)** - [01:18:49] Playlist Part 3: Angel Olsen, Niklas Wandt uvm. Track17 - Playlist zum Podcast. Direkt abonnieren und reinhören!

On today's episode, I talk to musician Ramona Gonzalez AKA NIte Jewel. Born in Oakland and raised in Berkeley, Ramona studied philosophy at Occidental College. She remained involved in music throughout her studies, playing in a series of rock bands with her then husband, and eventually starting her solo career as Nite Jewel. After a self-released six-song CD-R titled My CD, which caught the ear of New York's taste-making Other Records, Nite Jewel issued the full-length Good Evening through Human Ear Music. Since then, Ramona has released over a dozen albums, EPs and singles on record labels like Mexican Summer and Secretly Canadian, and her most recent album No Sun was released just last week on her own label Gloriette, and it's great! This is the website for Beginnings, subscribe on Apple Podcasts, follow me on Twitter.

You can do it you can do it you can do it (you can!). Whatever it is - but mainly you can listen to two hours of the best of new music because that's what this show is all about. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Justine Go Genesis by Sleigh Bells on Texis (Mom + Pop) 7′53″ To Feel It by Nite Jewel on No Sun (Gloriette) 11′03″ You Don't Want This by Pip Blom on Welcome Break (Heavenly Recordings) 17′50″ Lately by Porches on All Day Gentle Hold ! (Domino) 20′41″ Amber Gambler by Nothing on The Great Dismal B-Sides (Relapse) 23′19″ Everybody's Birthday by Hana Vu on Public Storage (Ghostly International) 27′00″ Let's Make Out by Lydia Loveless on Let's Make Out (Honey, You're Gonna Be Late) 36′42″ The Pines by La Luz on La Luz (Hardly Art) 39′37″ Psychocastle by Taraka on Welcome To Paradise Lost (Rage Peace) 42′48″ Miniskirt by CHAI on Miniskirt (Sub Pop) 45′37″ Burning Bridges by Sigrid on Burning Bridges (Island/Universal) 53′22″ Partner by Ada Lea on one hand on the steering wheel the other sewing a garden (Saddle Creek) 57′11″ Minor Leaguer by Loose Buttons on What's On Outside (Moon Crawl) 61′15″ Someone Else by Colleen Green on Cool (Hardly Art) 64′31″ Outside The Outside by Helado Negro on Far In (4AD) 74′54″ Sugar by Men I Trust on Untourable Album (Independent) 77′38″ Didn't I by Boy Scouts on Wayfinder (Anti-)

Media Monarchy plays CHVRCHES, Nite Jewel, Everly Brothers and more on #PumpUpThaVolume for August 26, 2021. ♬

This week, Ramona Gonzales, aka. Nite Jewel. Producer, singer, musicologist. We spoke about how her transcendentally good new album, No Sun, uses Moog and voice and is a break-up album, made largely whilst living on a friend's couch,  but is also part of an investigation into the agency of the female voice through history. As well as this, she reflects on her emergence through the LA scene during the MySpace era and the power of sound making off grid.Title music by ESOThe new Nite Jewel album, No Sun, is available from August 27th, listen here.If you'd like to help fund Lost and Sound for the price of a coffee, head on over to the show's Ko-Fi crowdsource 

Gerard Casau vuelve con su sección Todos Los Periódicos Mienten centrándose un poco en Italia. Desde Mahmood a Iosonouncane. Además, suenan novedades de Nite Jewel, Enny, Cherry Cheeks.

New times slot, still chock full of 2 hours of the best of new music, including tracks from Strand Of Oaks, Slothrust, Colleen Green and four shiny new covers! Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′15″ Big Natural by Izzy True on Our Beautiful Baby World (Don Giovanni) 3′47″ Galacticana by Strand Of Oaks on In Heaven (Galacticana Records/Thirty Tigers) ⭐️ 12′16″ Gloria by Angel Olsen on Aisles (somethingcosmic) 16′43″ Just Like Honey by Annie on Neon Nights EP (Self Released) 19′05″ You've Got A Woman by Natalie Bergman and Beck on You've Got A Woman (Third Man) 22′26″ Good Time by Stef Chura on How Many More Times (Father/Daughter) 30′05″ Iowa by Slow Pulp on Deleted Scenes (Winspear) 33′16″ 18 Cigarettes by Ducks Ltd. on Modern Fiction (Carpark) 36′44″ One More For The Ocean by Slothrust on Parallel Timeline (Dangerbird) 40′17″ I Wanna Be A Dog by Colleen Green on Cool (Hardly Art) 50′09″ Wounds Of Love by Nation Of Language on A Way Forward (Self Released) 53′19″ I Go by Peggy Gou on I Go (Gudu) 59′19″ Weekend Run by Unknown Mortal Orchestra on Weekend Run (Jagjaguwar) 64′02″ Chaeri by Magdelena Bay on Mercurial World (Luminelle) 71′47″ One More Last One by Wednesday on Twin Plagues (Orindal) 74′47″ Bad Luck by Hater on Bad Luck (Fire) 79′04″ We Cannot Resist by Lump on Animal (Partisan/Chrysalis) 83′33″ In The Shade by Noun on In The Shade EP (Self Released) 87′21″ Stuck On Hold by Freezing Cold on Stuck On Hold (Self Released) 93′56″ Rae Street by Courtney Barnett on Things Take Time, Take Time (Mom + Pop/Marathon Artists) 98′13″ If I Believed In Love by Foxing on Draw Down The Moon (Grand Paradise / Hopeless) 101′38″ Took A Minute by Molly Burch on Romantic Images (Captured Tracks) 104′53″ Dance To You by Morly on 'Til I Start Speaking (Cascine) 108′47″ This Time by Nite Jewel on No Sun (Gloriette) 117′03″ Stronger by Janelle Monae on We The People Soundtrack (RCA) Check out the full archives on the website.

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ This Time by Nite Jewel on No Sun (Gloriette) 1′22″ Roadkill by Squirrel Flower on Planet (i) (Polyvinyl) 14′41″ Kill Me by Indigo De Souza on Any Shape You Take (Saddle Creek) 18′55″ Old Peel by Aldous Harding on Old Peel - Single (4AD) 22′04″ Weekend Run by Unknown Mortal Orchestra on Weekend Run - Single (Jagjaguwar) 26′42″ Gemini and Leo by Helado Negro on Far In (4AD) 30′42″ Slide Tackle by Japanese Breakfast on Jubilee (Dead Oceans) 38′15″ New Light by Deem Spencer on New Light - Single (self released) 39′51″ In a Meeting by Koleżanka on Place Is (Bar None) 43′25″ Spin Me Around by The Marías on CINEMA (Nice Life / Atlantic) 45′32″ Cashmere by Tkay Maidza on Cashmere - Single (4AD) 48′32″ Loretta by Ginger Root on City Slicker - EP (Acrophase) 56′21″ 9 by SAULT on 'NINE' (Forever Living Originals) 59′28″ 3Hands / Divine Hand I by Mndsgn on Rare Pleasure (Stones Throw) 61′51″ Chivalry Is Not Dead by Hiatus Kaiyote on Mood Valiant (Brainfeeder) 65′30″ HOT WIND BLOWS by Tyler, The Creator on CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST (Columbia) 67′55″ Satta by Greentea Peng on MAN MADE (EMI) 73′52″ Leaders of Tomorrow (Intro) by MIKE on Disco! (10k) 76′28″ Headshots (4r Da Locals) by Isaiah Rashad on Headshots (4r Da Locals) - Single (TDE) 79′29″ LAW OF AVERAGES by Vince Staples on LAW OF AVERAGES - Single (Virgin) 82′14″ Truffles by Mick Jenkins on Truffles - Single (Cinematic) 84′40″ RISE! by Tyler, the Creator on CALL ME IF YOU GET LOST (Columbia) 89′09″ Pink 10s (feat. EST Gee) by Babyface Ray on Unfuckwitable (Deluxe Edition) (EMPIRE) 92′11″ Don't Touch! by TOBi on Don't Touch! - Single (RCA) 94′07″ I Want by ENNY on I Want - Single (FAMM) 99′42″ On Your Side by Wet on On Your Side - Single (Other Exotica LLC) 103′11″ Jour 3 by Hildegard on Hildegard (section1) 106′08″ Pressure by Triathalon on Pressure - EP (Self Released) 109′32″ Open Up by Poté on A Tenuous Tale Of Her (OUTLIER) 112′59″ Journey to the Center of Myself by Elohim on Journey to the Center of Myself, Vol. 1 - EP (Self Released) 115′14″ Dotted Red by Jerry Folk & FENGSEL on Dotted Red (Folkestand) Check out the full archives on the website.

 In honor of Computer World's 40th anniversary (!!!) we decided to rerun our episode with Nite Jewel discussing this classic album.[show notes from the original post]When we invited L.A.’s own Nite Jewel to join us, it probably shouldn’t have been a surprise that she picked Kraftwerk’s Computer World; after all, she’s toured the world performing the album. In sitting down with us, NJ (aka Ramona Gonzalez) broke down how she first became obsessed with the album, walking the streets of Berkeley, thinking about German philosophy (no, really!) and why the LP is such a masterpiece of fusing a variety of musical elements all colliding in the early 1980s.More on Computer WorldHow the album invented “computer funk” (Rolling Stone)The “sampling legacy” of the album (The Vinyl Factory)DJ Food’s appreciation (Clash Music)More on Nite JewelNite Jewel on performing Computer World (Pitchfork)2017 interview (Bandcamp)Interview with KALX (aka the best college radio station out there, according to O.W.)Website | Facebook | TwitterShow Tracklisting (all songs from Computer World unless indicated otherwise):Computer WorldNite Jewel: 2 Good 2 Be TrueNite-Funk: Let Me Be MePocket CalculatorComputer LoveZapp: Computer LoveHome ComputerModel 500: FutureCluster: ProtheseIt's More Fun To ComputeGillette: Short Dick Man (Bass Mix)Afro-Rican: Give It All You GotNumbersNite Jewel: Artificial IntelligenceHome ComputerNight Jewel: NumbersNumbersHome ComputerComputer World 2Here is the Spotify playlist of as many songs as we can find on thereIf you’re not already subscribed to Heat Rocks in Apple Podcasts, do it here!

Rostam, Santigold, Dijon and Samantha Urbani discuss whether melody or lyrics come first, how to avoid the temptation to go back to tracks to make alterations, and how naming an album is the last bit of personality you can sprinkle on a project. Rostam is a Grammy-winning producer, composer, musician, and founding member of the band Vampire Weekend, producing their first three albums. Now a solo artist, he released his debut album Half-Light in 2017, and went on to produce Haim’s Women in Music Pt. III LP, as well as working with the likes of Frank Ocean, Solange, and Carly Rae Jepsen. Joining him is singer, songwriter and producer Santi White, aka Santigold. She’s released three albums to date, and draws influences ranging from 1980s pop and rock to new age hip-hop. Dijon is an artist whose reflective, folk-inspired R&B has drawn comparisons to Frank Ocean and Nick Hakim. He began producing music as part of the duo Abhi//Dijon whilst in college before establishing himself as a solo artist. And finally, Samantha Urbani is an artist, filmmaker, and songwriter who formed the influential DIY indie band Friends. She then moved to LA, where she lent her skills to collaborators including Dev Hynes, Nite Jewel and Zoe Kravitz.

Why Not Both is an exploration of how our multiple passions shape our identity, hosted by musician and therapist Pam Shaffer. For our third season, we partnered up with Under The Radar to explore the lives of musicians, writers, actors, and creatives. At the beginning of Los Angeles lockdown, we virtually sat down for a chat with Nite Jewel, aka Ramona Gonzalez, to talk about all things musical, educational, societal, and revolutionary. As a musician and music production instructor pursuing her Phd in ethnomusicology, Ramona commented on how our desire for the mythology of artists is crumbling in the face of the reality of our multifaceted and often oppressive experiences within Western culture. More than ever, artists need support and stability as well as acknowledgement of their vibrant humanity to keep creating the works we love. While listening to this episode, Ramona requests that you support the Coalition for Humane Immigration Rights. Thanks again for listening! Make sure to subscribe, leave us a nice review, and hang out with us on Insta and Twitter. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/why-not-both/support

Playlist: 1. Asso - "Don't Stop" (Ace Records, 1983) 2. A Band Called Flash - "Volans" (Future Vision World, 2016) 3. Moris Mobley - "Glamour Profession" (Arcane, 2018) 4. Dâm-Funk - "Break Out" (SAFT, 2016) 5. Omar S ft Nite Jewel - "Confess To U" (FXHE, 2017) 6. Nu Guinea - "Disco Sole" (NG Records, 2018) 7. Convertion ft Leroy Burgess - "Let's Do It" (A Louie Vega Interpretation)(Nurvous Records, 2015) 8. Change - "A Lover's Holiday" (Warner Bros Records, 1980) 9. Rinder & Lewis - "Gluttony" (AVI Records, 1977) 10. Peter Brown - "Baby Gets High" (RCA Victor, 1982)

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Ok friends EP15 is up and it's a real gooder! In this episode Tristan is still super pumped about the recent Big Thief show at The Imperial. Mick is going easy on the beer these days so we just went with one brewery this week. We check out the Comfortably Chum Hefeweizen from Mount Arrowsmith Brewing. Our album Introspective is the glossy and insular Pink by seminal electronic producer Four Tet. We check out the 2006 masterpiece Pans Labyrinth for our movie pick and have a heck of a time piecing together the meaning of it all. Mickey goes old school with a great reference to 'In The Studio With' interviews and Tristan sneaks in one of his all time favourite Seinfeld references. New and noteworthy music from Noname, Christine and the Queens, TOPS and a rad as all heck track from Nite Jewel. find all of our featured tracks on our Apple Music playlist for the episode. Subscribe and rate us on iTunes. For more content from the show follow us on Instagram and Facebook. Thanks dudes!

Guest: Nite Jewel The album: Kraftwerk: Computer World (1981) When we invited L.A.'s own Nite Jewel to join us, it probably shouldn't have been a surprise that she picked Kraftwerk's Computer World; after all, she's toured the world performing the album. In sitting down with us, NJ (aka Ramona Gonzalez) broke down how she first became obsessed with the album, walking the streets of Berkeley, thinking about German philosophy (no, really!) and why the LP is such a masterpiece of fusing a variety of musical elements all colliding in the early 1980s. More on Computer World How the album invented "computer funk" (Rolling Stone) The "sampling legacy" of the album (The Vinyl Factory) DJ Food's appreciation (Clash Music) More on Nite Jewel Nite Jewel on performing Computer World (Pitchfork) 2017 interview (Bandcamp) Interview with KALX (aka the best college radio station out there, according to O.W.) Website | Facebook | Twitter Show Tracklisting (all songs from Computer World unless indicated otherwise): ”Computer Love” Nite Jewel: Real High “2 Good 2 Be True” Roger Troutman: The New Zapp IV U “Computer Love” ”The Dance” Derrick May: “The Dance” Moodyman: Forevernevermore “(logo)” The Egyptian Lover: Electro Pharaoh “Electro Pharaoh“ 20 Fingers: 20 Fingers “Short Dick Man” Afro-Rican: “Give It All You Got” ”It’s More Fun To Compute” ”Numbers” ”Artificial Intelligence” ”Home Computer” ”Pocket Calculator” If you're not already subscribed to Heat Rocks in Apple Podcasts, do it here!

Recorded live 6th of February, 2018 at Radio Campus Paris 93.9fm. Part 1 with Pencilface (Bristol, United Kingdom)- Mixtape "No Humans Allowed" DIY/ homemade electro & synth-funk: 1. STARSHIP COMMANDER WOOOOO WOOOOO - get funky (Mastership LP) 2. ALOA - geqatsche (OFFERS LP) 3. X25 BAND - BLACK HOLE BOP (HCRC 45) 4. CAPTAIN JONES - SPACE DAWG (Promo 12") 5. AH BOO - jungle pack man (Bush Record Co 12") 6. GRIFFIN - no humans allowed (Qwest LP) 7. ANISETTE - scratch au standard (Philips 45) 8. KROOTCHEY - hot voodoo dub (Casablanca 45) 9. DEE NASTY - orientic groove (Vox Man LP) 10. TROUBLE FUNK - spin time (DETT 45) 11. EDWIN BIRDSONG - she's wrapped too tight (Salsoul 45) 12. TILT - arkade funk (DETT 12") 13. INTERFACE - robot love dub mix (Atlantic 12") 14. STOCKINGCAP - wave craze )Strut 12") 15. JUST US - super friends (Golden Shield 45) 16. RUSSEL BLAKE - only lover (Xela 45) 17. STARLITE AND MAGIC - just laugh it off (Yum Yum 45) 18. DWAYNE OMARR - save the children (Critique LP) 19. DJ VENTURA - ponga un misil en su vida (Mamma Luna 12") 20. ICH - ma vie dans un bocal (More 45) 21. DAVID ASTRI - dancing digits (Award 45) 22. QUINCY HUITT - ufo (Chocolate Cholly's 12") 23. JONZUN CREW - we are the jonzun crew (21 LP) 24. CONTACT U - dancing inner space (Challenge 12") 25. DORIS NORTON - artificial intelligence (Globo LP) 26. STARSHIP COMMANDER WOOOOO WOOOOO - mastership (Mastership LP) 27. NITE JEWEL - weak for me (1984 45) ----- Part 2 with Sercan Barry Forgie- Dawn Mists Piero Umiliani- Desert Island (from Il Corpo, "The Body") T. Zchiew and The Johnny- Let Your Life Be Free Ellison- Strawberry Rain Shadrack Chameleon- Don't Let It Get You Down Yussef Kamaal- Remembrance Terry Riley- Anthem of the Trinity Abdou El Omari- Fatine Cem Karaca, Moğollar- Deniz Üstü Köpürür Otis G. Johnson- Time to Go Home

As promised last time a more indie-pop centered show, made all the easier by finding out about a great compilation of recent great music from a Scottish radio program, see the links below on how to get the compilation for yourself.Best song I heard since the last show: Nite Jewel - 2 Good 2 Be True, here the song here:https://alansmidweekmadhouse.bandcamp.com/track/kindLinks from the show:Get the Enormous Pop album here:https://alansmidweekmadhouse.bandcamp.com/album/alans-midweek-madhouse-presents-enormous-pop-vol-1See more about Alan's Midweek Madhouse here:https://www.facebook.com/pg/alansmidweekmadhouse/about/?ref=page_internalYou can download the latest show directly here:http://trepid.org/TCTAL/2017-06-23_final.mp3For information on how to sign up for the podcast or join the Facebook group, see the bottom of this message.Fireball XL5 Setlist - June 23, 2017TALK - ThemeStarry Eyed Cadet - KindThe Arctic Flow - Waiting For The Right TimePallenberg - Sweet SuicideBaker Island - Artichoke Heart AttackThe Very Most - I Live My Boring DreamsTALKBubblegum Lemonade - Fifty Shades Of PaleMJ Hibbett and the Validators - Leaping Hare In BroadgateThe Thyme Machine - Jonny's Writing A NovelStanton - Catch That TrainFaith Elliot - KatieTALKHater - Mental HavenThe Model Spy - ChinaskiPet Milk - OstalgiaMajor Leagues - It Was Always YouClosure - Slow DriveTALK - Random EndingNite Jewel - In The DarkFireball XL5 Podcast Homepage: http://www.fireballxl5.ca/Podcast link: https://www.dropbox.com/s/rcfrkn1ii687w5s/fireballxl5.rss?dl=0Facebook page: http://www.facebook.com/pages/Fireball-XL5-Podcast/225528710795185

How Kraftwerk's classic album Computer World has changed people's lives. On their first wedding anniversary, David Sanborn and Jennifer Huber remember their Kraftwerk themed celebrations. Ramona Gonzales from the band Nite Jewel recounts how a car crash and a chance encounter with Computer World changed the course of her life. And Andy McCluskey from Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark recalls the Kraftwerk concert that inspired his musical career. Kraftwerk were forged in the shadow of World War Two, out of a desire to create a new, German music. Uwe Schütte from Aston University explains how Computer World embodies the politics of this time and points the way to a computerized future. Brian Carney recalls how the album's glamour and sheen changed his horizons in the industrial town of St Helens. And in South Central Los Angeles Greg Broussard, aka Egyptian Lover, shows how this album brought love into his life. Life, love and an electronic future as experienced through the music of this pioneering German band. Producer: Melvin Rickarby.

1. Jimpster- Migrations 2. El Búho- Tlacotlan 3. The Shacks- Strange Boy (Bonus Track) 4. Lee Fields & The Expressions- Time 5. Sharon Jones & The Dap-Kings- Matter of Time 6. Ikebe Shakedown- Out Of The Shadows 7. Khruangbin- Maria También 8. S-Tone Inc- Superbacana (feat. Toco) 9. Hank Carbo- Bad Luck 10. Nite Jewel- 2 Good 2 Be True 11. The Haggis Horns- World Gone Crazy (feat. Lucinda Slim) [Lack of Afro Remix] 12. Ishi Vu- Green Is the Color of Love

Ramona Gonzalez is a prolific songwriter from California who makes synth pop (with a dollop of funk), under the name Nite Jewel. Ahead of her first NZ shows, she talked to Tony Stamp about her distrust of technology, and 'updating her inner female dialogue'.

Guest Mix ft. Cutso Our third guest mix comes from Cutso! A DJ/Producer/Remixer from San Jose, Cutso is part of the Bangerz crew. He is the Host/Dj of #RebelPopRadio on Wild 94.9/iHeartRadio and Tour Dj for Lyrics Born. Cutso blesses the mix with new joints from Lido, Washed Out, Peking Duck, and many more! Full Tracklist and Cutso's social media links below. Don't forget to subscribe to our constantly updated Selected Eclectic Spotify Playlist. Connect with Cutso: Twitter: @cutso Instagram: @cutso Facebook: DJCutso Soundcloud: @djcutso TRACKLIST: P-Lo ft. E-40 "Put Me On Somethin'" Leikeli 47 "Miss Me" Peking Duk ft. Aluna "Fake Magic" Calvin Harris ft. Schoolboy Q "Cash Out" Nite Jewel "The Answer" Oliver ft. De La Soul "Heart Attack" Young Aundee "Spring Love" Daye Jack "Finish Line" SOB X RBE "Lane Changing" Chaz French "Way Out" Lido ft. THEY. "Not Enough" Chris McClenney "Untitled (Funk #2)" Duckwrth "I'm Dead (Pretty Edit)" Washed Out "Hard To Say Goodbye" Jarami "Pretty Big House" GoldLink "Have You Seen That Girl" Majid Jordan "Phases" SZA "Prom" Vince Staples "Love Can Be" The Coup "Fat Cats, Bigga Fish (Cutso Remix)" J.I.D "EdEddnEddy" Selected Eclectic is a show hosted & mixed by DJ Spider, Mr. Best & Steve1der handpicking the best new music. No genre is off limits. Connect to our Spotify playlist to find all the songs we play on the shows, as well as other songs we like, by searching SelectedEclectic (all one word) or clicking here Twitter @basedontaste @deejayspider @djmrbest @steve1der Instagram @selectedeclectic @djspider @djmrbest @djsteve1der Facebook Selected Eclectic DJ Spider Steve1der Mr. Best Contact: selectedeclecticpodcast@gmail.com

Full show: http://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artists Played: Has-Lo, IMAKEMADBEATS, conshus, Purple Kloud, Making Movies, Koncept, Optiks, Swear and Shake, Kendrick Lamar, Jessica Hernandez and the Deltas, Rook, Menace, Washed Out, Artisan P, DJ Proof, Consequence, Papoose, Peedi Crakk, Hundred Waters, Blacastan, Stu Bangas, Apathy, Nujabes, The Heart and Brain, Harts, Pseudo Slang, Nite Jewel, OutKast, GOODie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

SUPERASIS INDAHOUSE-RADIO NEW YORK CLUB, #34 con las Nuevas Tendencias, Neo Psicodelia, Vanguardista Electronica/Grime/Leftfield/Indie Dance/Underground House/Nu Disco/Synth & Indie Pop/ Alternative/ New Wave/Trap, presentado por Superasis DJ desde -Radio New York Club- para Unika.fm España. Tracklist: 1.-BLEACHERS- DON'T TAKE THE MONEY feat. LORDE 2.- THE WAR ON DRUGS- THINKING OF A PLACE 3.- SLOWDIVE- SUGAR FOR THE PILL 4.- THE CRANBERRIES- WHY 5.- POND- PAINT ME SILVER 6.- PHOENIX- J-BOY 7.- POLIÇA- LIPSTICK STAINS FEAT. BOYS NOIZE 8.- NITE JEWEL- 2 GOOD 2 BE TRUE 9.- NIGHTLANDS- FEAR OF FLYING 10.- LORDE- LIABILITY 11.- LOGIC- EVERYBODY 12.- LITTLE DRAGON- CELEBRATE FEAT. AGGE 13.- ALT-J- IN COLD BLOOD 14.- BETH DITTO- FIRE 15.-KIM CARNES- BETTE DAVIS EYES (Nº 1-USA-1981) 16.- LANA DEL REY- LUST FOR LIFE FEAT. THE WEEKND 17.- KATY PERRY- BON APPÉTIT (VIZUALIZER) FEAT. MIGO 18.- IMAGINE DRAGONS- THUNDER 19.- FOSTER THE PEOPLE- DOING IT FOR THE MONEY 20.-DUA LIPA- LOST IN YOUR LIGHT FEAT. MIGUEL 21.- ASIA- THE HEAT OF THE MOMENT (Nº 1-USA-1982-MAINSTREAM ROCK CHARTS) 22.- HURTS- BEAUTIFUL ONES 23.- HAIM- RIGHT NOW 24.- HAIM- WANT YOU BACK 25.- DAN AUERBACH- KING OF A ONE HORSE TOWN 26.- BLONDIE- LONG TIME 27.- BLONDIE- CALL ME (Nº 1-USA-1980)

Retour à l'émission pour DJ R2d2! On passe du gros stock...   Look Sacré: Orage Fiver: Waltz for One Halo Maud: Du pouvoir (single) Pascale Project: 7AM Dead Obies: Allo Allo (ft. Naadei) Horsebeach: Alone Juniore: Panique Nite Jewel: 2 Good 2 be True Lewis OfMan: Le Métro et le Bus Colin Stetson: In The Clinches Ménage à trois: Homecoming Jay Scott x Smitty Bacalley: Stockholm  Avec pas d'casques: Loup-Garou Thundercat: Friend Zone     

Full show: http://kNOwBETTERHIPHOP.com Artists Played: MyGrane McNastee, Illustrate, conshus, Crescendo, Soy Is Real, Nattali Rize, Dre Island, Jah 9, Oddisee, Coco Hames, VViked, Gorillaz, D.R.A.M., Kendrick Lamar, Mentplus, MidaZ, Laura Marling, Nick Hakim, Brother Ali, EyeQ, Shinobi Stalin, Nite Jewel, Little Dragon, Michael Uzowuru, Jeff Kleinman, Denzel Curry, Twelvelen, Jazzmyn RED, CRi, OutKast, GOODie MOb, IMAKEMADBEATS

Our theme this month is the exploration of self through the creation of fictional personas.  We spoke with Mae Elvis Kaufman, a New York-based performer and photographer, about her creative process, the origins and evolving motivations behind her art, and fruit roll-ups.  See Mae's shapeshifting characters come to life on Instagram at @maeelvis.  This episode features music from Princess Nokia, Grace Jones, Nite Jewel, Jenny Hval, Circuit des Yeux, and more.  Woman's Work is a monthly podcast about women doin' stuff. We highlight music and other creative work made by women. Co-hosted by Grace Woodard and Valentine Ubaldo. Find us on Twitter and Instagram at @womanswerk.

This set is all about summer. It’s inspired by waves, sun, shade, and crisp evenings. The hour is dominated by exceptional 2016 releases from Yumi Zouma, Maria Usbeck, Nite Jewel, Bibio, and more. Older standouts from The Radio Dept, The Embassy, and The Sea and Cake are included for good measure. It’s an infectious, pop-leaning […]

Stereoзвук - это новинки современной альтернативной музыки. Артисты, модные на Западе, но почти неизвестные у нас. Каждую неделю автор и ведущий программы Евгений Эргардт знакомит вас с редкой музыкой. Время выхода понедельник 23-00 Трек-Лист Выпуск - 182 01 Local Natives - Past Lives 02 Formation - Pleasure 03 The Stone Roses - All For One 04 Desert Planes - Wake In Fright 05 Kassassin Street - Hand In My Pocket 06 Bantug - Wine Beeline 07 Speedy Ortiz - Death Note 08 Metronomy - Old Skool 09 Nite Jewel feat Zoe Kravitz Samantha Urbani - Dont Turn Me Away (Rexy Cover) 10 Radiohead - Daydreaming 11 John Frusciante - Foregrow 12 Roosevelt - Colours

That alone warrants tuning in, right? Also some new tracks from Phedre, Nite Jewel, Sonny & the Sunsets, Tough Age, and Parquet Courts.

Sean of bell's roar came by the studio to chat her workshop and performance on campus, and to play a few songs from her album. Also, fresh tracks from Dumb and a new Nite Jewel project.

Stereoзвук - это новинки современной альтернативной музыки. Артисты, модные на Западе, но почти неизвестные у нас. Каждую неделю автор и ведущий программы Евгений Эргардт знакомит вас с редкой музыкой. Время выхода понедельник 22-00 С 18.01.2016 программа выходит в 23 часа Трек-Лист Выпуск - 163 01 The Snails - Snails Christmas (I Want A New Shell) - Вступление 02 Astronauts, etc. - If I Run (Mind Out Wandering) 03 Azure Blue - Tragedy And Changes (Beneath The Hill I Smell The Sea) 04 Bjrk - Stone Milket (Vulnicura) 05 Blur - Ghost Ship (The Magic Whip) 06 Brandon Flowers - Still Want You (The Desired Effect) 07 C Duncan - Here To There (Architect) 08 Camouflage - If ... (Greyscale) 09 Ducktails - Medieval (St. Catherine) 10 East India Youth - End Result (Culture Of Volume) 11 EL VY - Paul Is Alive (Return to the Moon) 12 FFS (Franz Ferdinand Sparks) - Collaborations Dont Work (FFS) 13 Foals - Night Swimmers (What Went Down) 14 Jeff Lynnes ELO - When the Night Comes (Alone In The Universe) 15 Juniore - Je Fais Le Mort (Marabout) 16 Kadhja Bonet - Miss You (The Visitor) 17 Mac DeMarco - Without Me (Another One) 18 Moullinex - Anxiety (Elsewhere) 19 Noel Gallaghers High Flying Birds - The Girl With X-Ray Eyes (Chasing Yesterday) 20 Real Lies - Dab Housing (Real Life) 21 Risn Murphy - Unputdownable (Hairless Toys) 22 Sean Nicholas Savage feat. Nite Jewel - 1 More Chance (Other Death) 23 Tobias Jesso Jr.- How Could You Babe (Goon) 24 Unknown Mortal Orchestra - Ur Life One Night 25 Tame Impala - The Less I Know The Better (Currents)

In this episode, we'll get a deconstructed view of the song One Second of Love by Nite Jewel. I spoke to Ramona Gonzalez of Nite Jewel and her partner and producer Cole MGN in their home studio in Los Angeles as they took a break from making a new record. Coming up, they'll talk about the process they undertook, including recording to tape as a creative restriction, and collaborating with their friends and each other.

Pink Floyd, Howard Jones, Kraftwerk, U2, Fern Kinney, Uku Kuut, Per Cussion, Francis Lai, Nite Jewel, Jarre, Oppenheimer Analysis, Space Art, Psychic Mirrors, DAF, Rolling Stones, Jex Opolis, Barry Mason, Doctor's Cat, Frankie Knuckles, Wuf Ticket, Saâda Bonaire, Giorgio Moroder, Roni Griffith, Gwen McCrae, Jamie Principle, Chris & Cosey, Ragnar Grippe, Mandré, YMO, Nina Hagen, Cosmic Overdose, Peter Green, Dave Brubeck, Donna Regina, Thåström and more...

Circular Keys: Circular Keys are an electronic duo from the big smoke, Melbourne. Their enormous live-presence comes from the 6-string axe; Dennis Santiago shows you how much you can accomplish with an aluminium guitar and a table of pedals. While he’s preoccupied with laying down the law of audio-land, singer Phillipa O’Shea isn’t stuck in the background corner with the equal parts massive and angelic vocal chords. Room 40 invited them up to Brisbane to support Mark McGuire for the annual sound and media festival, Open Frame. Recorded & mixed by Joshua Watson Live at The Brisbane Powerhouse, 14 September 2013 Lucy Cliché: Lucy Cliché is Sydney’s Geneva Jacuzzi or Nite Jewel or Maria Minerva; an electronic artist flitting between the worlds of experimentalism and bedroom-pop. Her diverse catalogue includes the noise-rock band Naked on the Vague, Half High her ambient-noise project with partner Matthew Hopkins and the celebration of weird that is Knitted Abyss with Holy Balm’s Anna John. October 2013 saw an independent release for her debut solo album, Picture Yourself, a collection of songs as melancholic as they are beautiful. Blank Realm invited her up for their record launch to play a few of those picturesque pop songs. Recorded by Joshua Watson & Andrew Mclellan. Mixed by Joshua Watson. Live at The Underdog, 8 February 2014. Airing details: Originally via Zed Digital, 8-9pm, Friday 21 February 2014. Show production and engineering: Joshua Watson.

Following the recent discovery of a potential imposter at the Moonbase – coupled with our continued enthusiasm for, mainly German, musicians masquerading as, largely Latin American, band leaders – we thought the time was ripe for a show exploring authenticity… … Continue reading →

COOL OUT Charles Wilp | Mad. Ave Perfume Ad [Vogue Schallplatten/1965] Tracey Thorn | Night Time [Strange Feeling/2011] Nite Jewel | Want You Back [Italians Do It Better/2009] Chromatics | These Streets Will Never Look The Same [Italians Do It Better/2012] SBTRKT | Right Thing To Do [Young Turks/2011] Twin Shadow | Be Mine Tonight [4AD/2012] King Midas Sound | Cool Out [Hyberdub/2008] Nicolas Jaar | What My Last Girl Put Me Through (Nico’s Bluewave Edits) [W+L Black/2011] Nina Simone | Summertime [Colpix Records/1959] Peaking Lights | Beautiful Son [Mexican Summer/2012] Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti | Only In My Dreams [4AD/2012] Stereolab | Cellulose Sunshine [4AD/2008] The High Llamas | Cookie Bay [V2/1999] Henry Mancini | Lujon [RCA/1961]  

Niña Dioz, The Plastics Revolution, The Hives, Nite Jewel y entrevista con Lost Acapulco

It is a jammed episode this week,  with a little bit of everything for your ears to digest. New beats from Andres, Thundercat, and Jonti kick things off with a jazz/hip-hop influenced sound, while new singles from Nite Jewel, School of Seven Bells, Solar Bears (getting the remix treatment from Keep Shelly In Athens), and […]

As you know, dear listener, we’ve been covering some of the big topics of the day in our recent podcasts. Well there are few core topics we’ve rather neglected which is why this week on the show we turn our … Continue reading →

We abused our piñata until it exploded. Some prominent summer releases fell out: The Books return after a five year layoff! Big Boi shines in his latest solo effort! Panda Bear treats us to a new single! Tame Impala and Yeasayer make us move! Ceo and Nite Jewel spoon some sugar! Expect more new music […]

The Noise of Foliage. Including new and unreleased tracks from Nite Jewel, Meredith Monk, Shirley Collins, Puce Moment, Sissy Soundsystem, Moderat vs. Shackleton, Mount Kimbie, Belbury Poly, Siouxsie and the Banshees, Atlas Sound, 3 Teens Kill 4, The Mattachine Machine, John Maus, Psychic TV, Riceboy Sleeps, Lawrence English, and Antony and the Johnsons.

The sweat continues to drip from my fingers and on to tasty new platters of wax as Vancouver is pummeled with a heat wave.The show kicked off this week with some serious feminine heat, courtesy of midnight disco-murk goddess Nite Jewel, a new CDR of outtakes by the Magik Markers taken from their recently released 'Balf Quarry' LP, the new tightly wound Little Claw on Ecstatic Peace, and a new re-issue from Grouper. No wonder my palms were so sweaty in the booth this week.New 10"er by Nerve City has been receiving many hits at home, and I couldn't be more excited for a full length LP from them due in the coming months from local label Sweet Rot. Stay tuned for more on them...Managed to snake a copy of the limited to 200 cassette (sold only at the Captured Tracks/Woodsist fest that happened a few weeks back in NYC) by the Fresh and Onlys. Wow, can that band ever punp out the tuneful garage kickers. Two 7"s, two cassettes, an LP all in one year? Scratch that...two LPs. New full length of all unreleased material due out on Woodsist sometime in September. Band of the year?Ty Segall continues his onslaught of 2009 with a handful of 7"s, a new full length and a split LP with the UK's Black Time. West Coast tour coming from the one-man wonder. Have to fit that into my schedule somewhere along the lines...Coupla' new-ish numbers popped in the mail from the burgeoning Almost Ready label. The new Pink Noise is worth the peeping, but the best of the batch is the 'World Is Lousy With Ideas Vol. 8', which contains the best Blank Dogs song I've e'er laid ears on (played on this show, thanks to Grimmertown for heppin' me that one), not to mention exclusive tracks by Pink Reason, Times New Viking, Vivian Girls, Sic Alps, and a heap of others. This one won't stick around for too much longer.Finally got to lay my hands on a copy of the Amen Dunes LP, which is slowly making it's way up the ladder of best of '09. A lot of acoustic-based lo-fi downer-pop. It's a mouthful but worth the investigatin'.Moon Duo, which is Ripley the guitarist from Wooden Shjips, continues on down the trail being burned by his mothership. Get a hold of Aquarius Records for this one, as it seems to be disappearing fast. New Blues Control finally made it's way up to Canada, and was it ever worth the wait. 4 tracks of molten psych, submerged and raised up in all the right spots. Not quite as tops as Puff, but a necessary piece of future psych.Squeezed in a nice spotlight on Indiana cassette label El Tule, which just released the Ducktails side-project Parasails. More drifting beach psych from the reigning king. El Tule has also been pumping out some other great cassettes, two of which are highlighted below. Anyone interested in some Parasails action should drop a comment below.Until next week, keep yer records out of the sun.