Podcast appearances and mentions of noah lennox

Noah Lennox is best known as Panda Bear from psychedelic shapeshifters, Animal Collective. He has a new solo album out, Sinister Grift. For more, visit pandabearofficial.com.

Noah Lennox, aka Panda Bear, is a musician from Baltimore currently living in Lisbon. He's known for his work with the band Animal Collective, as well as collaborations with artists such as Daft Punk. His newest record, the highly acclaimed Sinister Grift, is out now on Domino. We chat about what to eat and watch on TV when staying at a mid-level Hilton near a secondary market, Oreo dunking, legacy protein bars, SNL mocking one's tooth size, how his son watches TV, the Rolling Stone - Pitchfork - Needle Drop pipeline, what he misses about America, the "sleaze" part of Indie Sleaze, 50mg of Zoloft, how having children makes you think about drugs, the comfort of watching Sportscenter, his recent Tiny Desk Concert, his favorite records as a kid, what his parents did for a living when he was growing up, some fans feel like he doesn't want to be wherever he's at, if his new record is a divorce record, when he learned how to collaborate, he's a lousy DJ, and his favorite Portuguese foods. instagram.com/pandabearofficial twitter.com/donetodeath twitter.com/themjeans howlonggone.com   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Esta semana, en una nueva edición de Rebelión Sónica, los invitamos a escuchar material del nuevo y octavo disco en solitario del músico estadounidense Noah Lennox, alias Panda Bear, “Sinister Gift”. Publicado el 28 de febrero por el sello Domino, se trata del retorno como solista del integrante de Animal Collective, pues es el sucesor de “Buoys” de 2019. Según el sello, el nuevo trabajo es “otra declaración que se siente igualmente acumulativa y sin precedentes en su catálogo. Si bien sus discos en solitario han variado desde expresiones de dolor marcadamente íntimas hasta obras coloridas y electrónicas, su música nunca antes había sonado tan cálida e inmediata”. Trabajando en el estudio de su casa en Lisboa, Portugal, con su compañero de Animal Collective, Josh “Deakin” Dibb, Lennox transforma a Panda Bear en algo parecido a un conjunto de rock de la vieja escuela, tocando él mismo casi todos los instrumentos e invitando a espíritus afines al proceso, como Cindy Lee, Rivka Ravede de Spirit of the Beehive y, por primera vez en un álbum en solitario, a cada uno de sus compañeros de banda de Animal Collective. Al final del programa, viajamos al pasado en la obra de Panda Bear, para escucharlo con material de su elogiado álbum de 2007, “Person Pitch”, el tercero de su catálogo, sin contar las numerosas ediciones de Animal Collective y variadas colaboraciones. Rebelión Sónica se puedes escuchar por radio Rockaxis cada jueves a las 10 y 22 horas, con la conducción de Héctor Aravena.

Joining me on the podcast today is American musician, singer-song-writer, Noah Lennox, who records and performs music under the name, Panda BearNoah, who is the co-founder of experimental pop band Animal Collective, talks to me about his excellent new solo record, ‘Sinister Grift', which is out now on Domino records.We also discuss creatively, his musical passions and influences, his move to New York in the early the noughties and the formation of Animal Collective, plus his collaborations  with Sonic Boom from Spaceman 3 and dance music icons, Daft Punk https://pandabearofficial.com/https://www.dominomusic.com/ukPanda Bear. - Defense (Official Video)Animal Collective - My Girls (Official Video)Daft Punk - Doing It Right ft Panda Bear

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Noah Lennox - aka Panda Bear - has long established himself as the most prominent offshoot of the erstwhile Animal Collective band. I have found recently albums - even with the (godlike) Sonic Boom co-album Reset - to be too simplistic and over acclaimed. That's half true here, where songwriting, melody and sequencing get it over the line. I do miss the wild abandon and inspiration of Person Pitch though.

La voz aniñada de Noah Lennox y la luminosidad pop que imprime en sus composiciones, escoden muchas veces el sabor amargo y angustiado de sus letras. El paso del tiempo y su reflejo en nuestros cuerpos (crecer hasta que es envejecer) tiñen 'Sinister Grift', el primer disco en solitario para Panda Bear desde 2019. Y, sin embargo, es la reivención del proyecto hacia la comunidad de una banda en la que están involucrados todos los miembros de Animal Collective, su pareja Rivka Ravede (de Spirit of The Behive) y hasta su hija. Playlist:Panda Bear - PraiseBrian D'Addario - Till the MorningHorsegirl - Well I Know You're ShyGrimes - idgafpiri & tommy - fruit machineShygirl, Club Shy, Yseult - F*MeKaitlyn Aurelia Smith - What's Between UsTwo Shell - OopsParis Texas - Twin GeekerGhouljaboy - NocallLittle Simz, Obongjayar, Moonchild Sanelly - FloodEzra Collective, M.anifest, Moonchild Sanelly - Streets is CallingEverything is Recorded, Roses Gabor, Kamashi Washington, Rickey Washington - The MeadowsFred again.., Angie McMahon - light dark lightGAZZI - me acuerdo de tiDJ Python, Isabella Lovestory - Besos RobadosJon Hopkins - RITUAL (nothing is lost)Escuchar audio

Two decades after his debut with Animal Collective, Noah Lennox (best known as Panda Bear) delivers more of the signature sound we’ve come to love via his  latest single ahead of new album Sinister Grift, “Ferry Lady.”  But don’t take our word for it, LA singer-songwriter Jessica Pratt is among the first to experience and review Panda Bear’s first album in five  years. She says: “On Sinister Grift, Panda Bear cuts a lone figure, bracing himself against the winds of fortune and calamity. Noah’s pure and poignant lamentations are less elusive this time around, as though our narrator has awoken from a sobering dream. Singing a familiar round on an imperiled path, Panda Bear presents a set of torch songs conveying hard-fought wisdom, buoyant despite the load they bear.”

'Sinister Grift', quédate con ese nombre y apunta fecha: 28 de febrero. Este será el nuevo disco en solitario de Panda Bear, el primero desde 2019. Un capítulo nuevo en la creatividad de Noah Lennox que se adelanta con un psicodélico 'Defender' que sorprende, especialmente, por su colaboración con Cindy Lee. Playlist:Oklou, underscores - harvest skyCharli xcx - Everything is romantic featuring caroline polachekGanges - TECHNO TRISTEBikôkô, Crystal Murray - LA MANOCoco & Clair Clair - ... Kate SpadePanda Bear, Cindy Lee - Defense070 Shake - Winter Baby / New Jersey BluesVampire Weekend - Capricornthe Smile - Bodies LaughingThe Cure - A Fragile ThingFour Tet - LovedKelly Lee Owens - HigherJustice, Tame Impala - Neverender (KAYTRANADA remix)Magdalena Bay - That's My FloorLa Femme - Love is OverEscuchar audio

We conclude our Panda Bear series with BUOYS, the lowkey 6th album from Noah Lennox (06:50). We talk about dad trap, autotune, process over result, and how Buoys now sounds like a detour compared to the "reset" Noah intended it to be at the time.Also discussed: our first Bonefish grill review, and the latest installment of Bonefish Recs (03:00)Floating Mountains by Soshi TakedaDysnomia by Dawn of MidiJoin our Patreon for exclusive episodes! Follow us on Instagram

On this week's Talkhouse Podcast we've got two guys who were part of monumentally influential bands in the 2000s, and who continue to make groundbreaking music today: Paul Maroon and Noah Lennox.  Maroon is behind the incredible, instantly recognizable guitar sound of The Walkmen, a band that sort of split up a decade ago but reunited just this year for what has turned into an incredibly jubilant tour. The band is currently in Europe, where they just played a show in Lennox's adopted home country of Portugal, and they'll return for a string of U.S. dates this fall, culminating in a hometown—that'd be New York—show in October. Since the Walkmen split, Maroon has mostly turned his attention to composing classical music and the occasional film score. He put out a really engaging record with the pianist Jenny Lin called 13 Short Piano Pieces, with each of those pieces inspired by and named for a different place Maroon has lived—he currently calls Seville, Spain home. Check out “El Raval” right here, and go to Paulmaroon.co for info on his solo stuff, or thewalkmen.com for tour dates. Maroon released a seven-inch recently that featured singing from his friend Noah Lennox, who's perhaps better known by the name he uses as part of Animal Collective, Panda Bear. Lennox has been part of that massively influential experimental rock band for nearly 25 years, and he's released a ton of great music both with Animal Collective and as a solo artist. His latest release, though, is a collaboration with Pete Kember, also known as Sonic Boom. Kember was a member of Spacemen 3 way back when, and he's also released incredible music as Spectrum and E.A.R. He's also earned his production stripes over the years, producing records for Beach House, MGMT, and… Panda Bear. Last year, Kember and Lennox released a collaborative album they recorded during the pandemic called Reset, and they just followed it with a dub version of the album remixed by Adrian Sherwood called Reset in Dub. Check out “Gettin' to the Point” from Reset. In this conversation, we learn that Lennox was in attendance for the first-ever Walkmen show; we hear about their adventures living in Portugal and Spain, the difference between a good show and a bad show, and whether these two are “daily guys.” Lennox also makes an accurate prediction about the NBA Finals, even though, as you'll hear, this is not a basketball podcast. Enjoy. Thanks for listening to the Talkhouse Podcast, and thanks to Noah Lennox and Paul Maroon for chatting. If you liked what you heard, please follow us on your favorite podcasting platform, and check out all the goodness at Talkhouse.com. This episode was produced by Myron Kaplan, and the Talkhouse theme is composed and performed by the Range. See you next time!

Line Noise typically concerns itself with electronic music. But we couldn't resist the opportunity to have a word with two genuine musical legends. Noah Lennox, better known as Panda Bear, is an American musician, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and co-founding member of the band Animal Collective; Pete Kember, also known as Sonic Boom, is a psychedelic pioneer, guitarist, producer and vocalist, known for his work with Spacemen 3 and Spectrum. Together, they made one of our favourite albums of 2022, with the gorgeous Reset. We met them in Barcelona, before their brilliant gig, to talk about intros, Pete's (lowbrow) love of Queen, a stage show, children, appearing on the Simpsons and working with Daft Punk.

Line Noise typically concerns itself with electronic music. But we couldn't resist the opportunity to have a word with two genuine musical legends. Noah Lennox, better known as Panda Bear, is an American musician, singer-songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, and co-founding member of the band Animal Collective; Pete Kember, also known as Sonic Boom, is a psychedelic pioneer, guitarist, producer and vocalist, known for his work with Spacemen 3 and Spectrum. Together, they made one of our favourite albums of 2022, with the gorgeous Reset. We met them in Barcelona, before their brilliant gig, to talk about intros, Pete's (lowbrow) love of Queen, a stage show, children, appearing on the Simpsons and working with Daft Punk.

1. Henry Mancini - Lujon (BMG) 2. Scott Walker - Rosemary (Mercury Records) 3. Alessandro Alessandroni - Guitar Daydream 2 (Coloursound Library Edition) 4. Linda Perhacs - Hey, Who Really Cares (Geffen)5. The Durutti Column - Spent Time (London Music Stream) 6. Deux Filles - Los Estrellas (De Wolfe) 7. Cocteau Twins - Whales Tails (4AD) 8. Felt - Fortune (Cherry Red Records) 9. Blonde Redhead - Girl Boy (Numero Group)10. Jefre Cantu-Ledesma - A Song of Summer (Kemado Records) 11. Faust - Jennifer (Virgin Records) 12. Fishmans - Daydream (Universal Music) 13. HOMESHAKE - But I Know (self release) 14. Atlas Sound - Walkabout (feat. Noah Lennox) [kranky]15. Beach House - Bluebird (Sub Pop)

00's show, by popular demand. 1. Coldplay - Don't Panic (Parlophone) 2. Modest Mouse - Gravity Rides Everything (Epic) 3. The Shins - Caring is Creepy (Sub Pop) 4. Interpol - PDA (Matador) 5. Parsley Sound - Ease Yourself and Glide (Mo' Wax Labels) 6. Broken Social Scene - Anthems for a Seventeen Year-Old Girl (Arts and Crafts) 7. The Go! Team - Ladyflash (Memphis Industries) 8. Broadcast - I Found the F (Warp)9. TV on the Radio - Wolf Like Me (Touch and Go) 10. LCD Soundsystem - Someone Great (DFA)11. MGMT - Time to Pretend (Sony) 12. Crystal Castles - Vanished (Different) 13. Atlas Sound - Walkabout (feat. Noah Lennox) [kranky] 14. Washed Out - Feel It All Around (self-release)

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A musical collision between the Spaceman 3 legend, Sonic Boom, aka Peter Kember (getting everywhere of late) and his close friend and Animal Collective MVP, Panda Bear, aka Noah Lennox, would seem the years most tantilising collaboration. However this could not be further from a marriage between Lennox's, Person Pitch and the totally under appreciated recent Kember album, All Things Being Equal if it tried. In fact it maybe the most inconsequential album either artist has been associated with.

In keeping with their long standing partnership, Panda Bear and Sonic Boom (aka Noah Lennox and Pete Kemper) have teamed up again to create Reset, a collection of songs that started with Sonic Boom sending song length two track samples pulled from his vinyl collection to Panda Bear to write to. The result is an album that sounds like Summer with lyrical themes of hope and the need for common ground. Noah and Pete caught up with Geoff Stanfield from their homes in Portugal to discuss. Enjoy! Sponsored by McDSP https://www.mcdsp.com

Noah Lennox, also known as Panda Bear, is an American multi-instrumentalist, singer and songwriter who aside from his solowork creates and performs alongside musicians Avey Tare, Geologist and Deakin in the experimental pop band Animal Collective. The band made a name for themselves with their 2007 outing 'Strawberry Jam' and the 2009 follow-up 'Merriweather Post Pavillion', which is their most successful album to date. We spoke with Lennox about the new album 'Time Skiffs', injuring his hand, how the collective got started, his creative process, working in service of the songs, being guarded about lyrics, the song Prester John, a crossroads in the music industry, and a lot more! Interview by: Robin HignellSupport the show (https://www.patreon.com/FaceCulture)

After the success of Person Pitch, Noah Lennox took those lessons learned with him back into the studio with the rest of Animal Collective to create another touchstone record of the 2000s. This time, the melodic electronica that felt more man than machine was refined and amplified to an infectious, hypnotic, and deeply human electronic record. The record improves even more on their trademark harmonies with Noah and Avey Tare sounding better together than ever, and the lyrical themes very much a continuation of Noah's lean toward introspection in Person Pitch. One of the greatest records from the 2010s that could only have spawned from the hive mind of Animal Collective, join us as we fawn and gush over the many reasons we love this record.Tracklist: Summertime Clothes Also Frightened Daily Routine Guys Eyes No More Runnin' Brother Sport Visit tiestatea.com and use promo code NOFILLER15 for 15% off at checkout. A bold tea for a bold you. This show is part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Pantheon is a proud partner of AKG by Harman.

After the success of Person Pitch, Noah Lennox took those lessons learned with him back into the studio with the rest of Animal Collective to create another touchstone record of the 2000s. This time, the melodic electronica that felt more man than machine was refined and amplified to an infectious, hypnotic, and deeply human electronic record. The record improves even more on their trademark harmonies with Noah and Avey Tare sounding better together than ever, and the lyrical themes very much a continuation of Noah's lean toward introspection in Person Pitch. One of the greatest records from the 2010s that could only have spawned from the hive mind of Animal Collective, join us as we fawn and gush over the many reasons we love this record. Tracklist: Summertime Clothes Also Frightened Daily Routine Guys Eyes No More Runnin' Brother Sport Visit tiestatea.com and use promo code NOFILLER15 for 15% off at checkout. A bold tea for a bold you. This show is part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Pantheon is a proud partner of AKG by Harman. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

After the success of Person Pitch, Noah Lennox took those lessons learned with him back into the studio with the rest of Animal Collective to create another touchstone record of the 2000s. This time, the melodic electronica that felt more man than machine was refined and amplified to an infectious, hypnotic, and deeply human electronic record. The record improves even more on their trademark harmonies with Noah and Avey Tare sounding better together than ever, and the lyrical themes very much a continuation of Noah's lean toward introspection in Person Pitch. One of the greatest records from the 2010s that could only have spawned from the hive mind of Animal Collective, join us as we fawn and gush over the many reasons we love this record.Tracklist: Summertime Clothes Also Frightened Daily Routine Guys Eyes No More Runnin' Brother Sport Visit tiestatea.com and use promo code NOFILLER15 for 15% off at checkout. A bold tea for a bold you. This show is part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Pantheon is a proud partner of AKG by Harman.

With our buddy Josh joining us once again, we gush over Panda Bear's 2007 touchstone indie record Person Pitch. Trading in the usual guitar for a Roland sampler, Noah Lennox created a record made up almost entirely of samples ranging from Cat Stevens to a hooting owl. His reverb-drenched vocals, often densely layered to create harmonies on par with Beach Boys, paired perfectly with his introspective lyrical themes focused on his marriage, his newfound fatherhood, and even deeply personal stories like his reliance on anti-depressants. Person Pitch laid the foundation for countless indie bedroom poppers in the decade to come, and a sound that became the stepping stone for the chillwave movement.Tracklist: Comfy In Nautica Take Pills Bros I'm Not Gothic Voices - Rose, Liz, Printemps, Verdure Ponytail Visit tiestatea.com and use promo code NOFILLER15 for 15% off at checkout. A bold tea for a bold you. This show is part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Pantheon is a proud partner of AKG by Harman.

With our buddy Josh joining us once again, we gush over Panda Bear's 2007 touchstone indie record Person Pitch. Trading in the usual guitar for a Roland sampler, Noah Lennox created a record made up almost entirely of samples ranging from Cat Stevens to a hooting owl. His reverb-drenched vocals, often densely layered to create harmonies on par with Beach Boys, paired perfectly with his introspective lyrical themes focused on his marriage, his newfound fatherhood, and even deeply personal stories like his reliance on anti-depressants. Person Pitch laid the foundation for countless indie bedroom poppers in the decade to come, and a sound that became the stepping stone for the chillwave movement.Tracklist: Comfy In Nautica Take Pills Bros I'm Not Gothic Voices - Rose, Liz, Printemps, Verdure Ponytail Visit tiestatea.com and use promo code NOFILLER15 for 15% off at checkout. A bold tea for a bold you. This show is part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Pantheon is a proud partner of AKG by Harman.

With our buddy Josh joining us once again, we gush over Panda Bear's 2007 touchstone indie record Person Pitch. Trading in the usual guitar for a Roland sampler, Noah Lennox created a record made up almost entirely of samples ranging from Cat Stevens to a hooting owl. His reverb-drenched vocals, often densely layered to create harmonies on par with Beach Boys, paired perfectly with his introspective lyrical themes focused on his marriage, his newfound fatherhood, and even deeply personal stories like his reliance on anti-depressants. Person Pitch laid the foundation for countless indie bedroom poppers in the decade to come, and a sound that became the stepping stone for the chillwave movement. Tracklist: Comfy In Nautica Take Pills Bros I'm Not Gothic Voices - Rose, Liz, Printemps, Verdure Ponytail Visit tiestatea.com and use promo code NOFILLER15 for 15% off at checkout. A bold tea for a bold you. This show is part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Pantheon is a proud partner of AKG by Harman. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

First Sean and Jamie do a roundup of the news: Donnie is back and he appears to not be dead but bisexual; Dems get the Supreme Court they deserve and Sen Mike Lee outs himself as a Bordigist? Next Sean does a non-leftcom's guide to left communism: what is this thing? What's its relation to non-left communism? Wait how can communism be not left in the first place?? With help from some history and some help from leftcom friend of the show Noah Lennox he tries to explain. Outro: Le otto ore - Canto di lotta Follow Noah Lennox @commiePandaBear Leftcom listener questions bonus will be out later this week: become a patron at www.patreon.com/theantifada

Recorded February 3, 2020 - Rudy and Flick open discussing the passing of Gang of Four guitarist Andy Gill. Then it's the second installment of "I"m Gonna Make You Love Me," where the two exchange playlists of bands and artists they want to convert each other into fans of. The featured artists are Canadian power pop band Sloan and Noah Lennox a.k.a. Panda Bear of Animal Collective.  Spotify Playlists: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/1jTNR79wLhWIyqbZfZqy6O https://open.spotify.com/playlist/0fd7BM2WqicCaIBCrjkogA

Panda Bear is musician Noah Lennox. He’s a founding member of the experimental, genre-defying band Animal Collective, and as a solo artists, he’s released six albums. In February 2019, Panda Bear released the album Buoys, and in this episode, he and his co-producer Rusty Santos break down the opening song, “Dolphin.” You’ll hear the original demo, and how they drew inspiration from music from all over the world. songexploder.net/panda-bear

Special guest Noah Lennox (the musician Panda Bear). Thugged out, orthopedic Hokas (4:30), Kawhi's New Balance ad (8:25), tragic state of the Wizards (15:22), Knicks fans are weirdly mad (32:04), Anthony Davis in New Orleans gets more complicated (51:02), All-Star Weekend in Charlotte (57:42), Giannis and Bucks fatigue (1:06:22), Linsanity in Toronto (1:13:45), Panda Bear's new album (1:20:01), Pelicans fire Dell Demps (1:23:32). Cookies is hosted by Ben Detrick, Jordan Redaelli and Andrew Kuo.

One fourth of the beloved Animal Collective, Panda Bear calls into the podcast this week, just days removed from the release of his sixth album, Buoys. In addition to discussing the record and his upcoming tour, Panda Bear (aka Noah Lennox) and host Lior Phillips discuss the very first Animal Collective tour with Black Dice, how singing in a choir as a child formed his musical mindframe, what it's like performing solo as an introvert, and how working in Animal Collective is like being on a basketball team. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

A second special episode where we pair one original song with the newer one that sampled, covered or remixed it. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Walkabout (W/ Noah Lennox) by Atlas Sound,Noah Lennox on Logos (kranky) 4′46″ Holy Thursday by David Axelrod on Holy Thursday (Blue Note Records) 10′04″ Rabbit In Your Headlights by UNKLE,Thom Yorke on Psyence Fiction (Universal-Island Records Ltd.) 17′41″ Quiet Place by The Paragons on The Mighty Paragons Collection (Attack) 19′31″ Man Next Door by Massive Attack on Mezzanine (Circa) 26′29″ Fate by Chaka Khan on What Cha' Gonna Do For Me (Rhino/Warner Bros.) 29′43″ Music Sounds Better With You - 12" Club Mix by Stardust on Total Music: Dance Classics Vol. 1 (Thrive Records /IDJ) 34′44″ The Last Time by The Rolling Stones on Out Of Our Heads (Abkco Music & Records, Inc.) 38′16″ The Last Time by Andrew Oldham Orchestra on The Rolling Stones Songbook (Decca Music Group Ltd.) 42′01″ Bitter Sweet Symphony by The Verve on Urban Hymns (Hut) 1429′52″ Are You My Woman (Tell Me So) by The Chi-Lites on Original Brunswick Hit Recordings (Brunswick Records) 1432′45″ Crazy In Love by Beyoncé,JAY Z on Dangerously In Love (Columbia) 1437′28″ What Am I Going to Do by The Dovers on Psychedelic Singles: Hits & Misses (45 RPM Records)

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Old Panda Days (w/ Nick Krgovich) by Casiotone For The Painfully Alone on Advance Base Battery Life (Tomlab) 2′28″ Intentions by The Whitest Boy Alive on Rules (Bubbles Records) 6′00″ Walkabout (W/ Noah Lennox) by Atlas Sound,Noah Lennox on Logos (kranky) 10′01″ Cannibal Resource by Dirty Projectors on Bitte Orca (Domino Recording Co) 16′11″ Forest Eyes RBG Version by Logh on Death To My Hometown (Bad Taste Records) 20′45″ Change Of Heart by El Perro Del Mar on Love Is Not Pop (Licking Fingers) 25′28″ Aldrig ensam by Jonathan Johansson on En hand i himlen (Hybris) 32′16″ Greyest Love Of All by Taken By Trees on East Of Eden (Rough Trade) 35′27″ Future Primitive by Papercuts on You Can Have What You Want (Gnomonsong) 39′52″ Fake Blues by Real Estate on Real Estate (Real Estate The Band) 45′04″ Äppelöga by Anna Järvinen on Man var bland molnen (Häpna) 48′18″ Nobody Could Change Your Mind by Generationals on Con Law (Park The Van) 54′13″ The Sweetest Thing by Camera Obscura on My Maudlin Career (4AD) 57′15″ Den minsta av segrar by 1900 on 1900 (St4t) Check out the full archives on the website.

​Noah Lennox, aka Panda Bear of Animal Collective, joins COOKIES to discuss his beloved Washington Wizards, the Golden State Warriors' defensive dilemma, the league's growing horde of talented young big men, and being called a "psycho" while playing playground basketball in Portugal. ​

The Guests: Nikki Georgia K— website: nikkigeorgiak.com IG: nikitabananaaaa, FB:Nikki Georgia K Brian Bins— IG: BrianBins, FB: Brian Bins, Web: www.BrianBins.com, LinkedIn: Brian Bins The Books: “Spark Joy” by Marie Kondo, “Eat, Pray, Love” and “Big Magic” by Elizabeth Gilbert, “The Art of Asking” by Amanda Palmer, “The Little Prince” by Antoine de Saint-Exupéry, “The Great Gatsby” by F. Scott Fitzgerald, “Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas” by Hunter S. Thompson, “Where the Wild Things Are” by Maurice Sendak, “The Very Hungry Catapillar” by Eric Carle, “1984” by George Orwell, “Brave New World” by Aldous Huxley, “Tuck Everlasting” by Natalie Babbitt, “Drawing People” by Barbara Bradley, Frida Kahlo, “Humans of New York” by Brandon Stanton The Music: “Walkabout (w/Noah Lennox)” by Atlas Sound and Noah Lennox, “Crazy Feeling” by King Coleman Actionable Takeaway: Build a blanket fort and color in it OR create unstructured time http://www.huffingtonpost.com/2015/03/06/dangers-of-blowing-kisses_n_6810416.html Eaux Claires Music Festival http://eauxclaires.com/ Helmet Newton, Photographer #inkandworm #rfb #theMet #thelouve #beautifulclosets #jacksonpollock #dontstopdrawing #ideasarealive #nycismagical #itsnotreallywinter #subwaymusicians #subwaybreakdancers #noifellonmyface #cartherapy #marcmaron #cartherapy #picassoscows #abstractart #billmurray #saintvincent #eauxclairesfestival #whereyoufromwhatdoyoudo #brooklyn #brooklynlove #mentalillness #homeless #seeinghobosashumans #hotwaterisablessing #publicmasturbation #bedbugs #paradoxes

This week: Noah Lennox (a.k.a. Panda Bear) gives us a sporting shot… Peter the Great wages war on the hirsute… And Rico meets the baker behind some medical munchies.

(Minimal Techno)Hey all.  I just realized that Pantha du Prince and Noah Lennox (Panda Bear) released a music video to their single Stick to My Side.  It's not the greatest video. In fact I was a little disappointed, but it's not bad either. It's just... really weird. But maybe all you weirdo's out there will like it a little more.  It's a great song by Pantha du Prince, featuring Panda Bear (of Animal Collective), and the video actually does capture the essence that the song is trying to convey (I think...). Anywho. There is a bigfoot-esque character in here that seems to be like friends to this human and the human lets him stay in his house. And later he runs out and finds another monster thing and hugs it incredibly awkwardly. That sums up the video... in the snow.Support Pantha du Prince (and Noah Lennox). Buy the CD: Black Noiseor buy the vinyl: Black Noise