Podcasts about no cities to love

The last time Sleater-Kinney played the 9:30 Club, a transformer threatened to blow in the midst of a summer heat wave. Or maybe the Washington, D.C., club just couldn't handle Corin Tucker's pipes. That was nine years ago, on a goodbye-for-now tour that caught the trio at the top of its game. The show was rescheduled and taped for NPR Music, and we had our closure, crossing fingers that it wouldn't be the last we'd hear from Corin Tucker, Carrie Brownstein and Janet Weiss. In the intervening years, all three put their energies into other projects, musical and not, sometimes even with each other. But Sleater-Kinney has an electric chemistry of its own. As Brownstein says, "I really think Sleater-Kinney is a singular band with no clear predecessor or successor, so I don't think we started out creating music that you could see the palette of colors that we were using, and maybe draw a lineage." On the first night of a two-night gig at the 9:30 Club, Sleater-Kinney went all-in with its set list. Tracks from the band's monster of a new album, No Cities To Love, felt natural alongside songs like "Oh!" and "Words And Guitar," obliterating the band's timeline by demonstrating a catalog that's always present, always on fire.

This week, Patrick brings back more Riot Grrrl rock with Sleater-Kinney's newest release, "No Cities To Love". Did Patrick redeem himself for the Le Tigre debacle? Well, hit play and find out, why don't ya?!

Programa número 55 de la segona temporada del No Facis l'Indi. Cada dia a Cooltura FM a les hores següents: 11:00, 17:00, 20:30 i 00:00. Els divendres torna Raw Sounds. Aquesta setmana l'Albert ens parla de la gran tornada de les riot grrrl per excelència: Sleater Kinney. Us recomanem No Cities To Love, el seu darrer àlbum.

We discuss Sleater-Kinney's 8th album, “No Cities to Love”

We discuss Sleater-Kinney's 8th album, “No Cities to Love”

It’s 2015 and time to dig into the slew of huge new releases coming our way. First up: The gang reviews this year’s most anticipated comeback albums, Sleater Kinney’s No Cities To Love! Kevin, Paul , Quinn and Tori dive deep into the band’s history, their re-emergence and how the trio fits into the modern music scene nine years after calling it quits, and more. PLUS! Richmond, Virginia’s pop shredders The Trillions are back, and we’re debuting their frenetic track “Extinction Blues” from their electrifying new album Superposition, due out at the end of January. So strap in and get ready to get rocked on Episode 98 of Chunkyglasses: The Podcast! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.