Podcasts about oceanator

We are back for our biggest best of list yet. We are talking about our top 25 albums of 2024. We worked to collaborate on a list this year instead of each of us selecting 10 albums and taking turn discussing themJoin our Patreon to get bonus audio, videos, blog posts, and access to our Discord for only $1 at patreon.com/punklottopodJoin our brand new $5 Producer / Listening Club tier where you can get your name said every single week on the podcast as a producer. You also get access to our monthly Listening Club where we get together on Zoom to discuss an album, just like a book club!If you would like to sponsor an episode, head over to patreon.com/punklottopod and sign up for our $10 tier. Make a one time donation and you get and entire episode centered around an album of your choice.Major Awards EP - majorawards.bandcamp.comMerch Shop  - redbubble.com/people/punk-lotto-pod/shopPodcast platforms and social media links at linktr.ee/punklottopodCall our voicemail line: 202-688-PUNKLeave us a review and rating on Apple Podcasts and Spotify.Song clips featured on this episode:Dystopian Dracula by Sonny Falls  Sins at My Back by Totally Slow  Sleep in the Sunroom by Downhaul  Keeper by Dry SocketBrakes by OnsloowGlitter and Spit by No ManThree Diamond Blues by The Big Easy  Ruby Church by XK2 by Liquid MikeBetter Days by Hedge  Deception Island by J RobbinsYour First Rodeo by Jon Snodgrass + BuddiesKeep This to Yourself by What GivesBirthday by Late BloomerStrawberry Moon by Arab StrapFilm Maudit by Restorations909 by Starflyer 59Privacy by Swami and the Bed of NailsEverything Disappears by Extra Arms  Happy New Year by OceanatorLeap Year by AhemAction Painting by PerennialNice Girl by Cowboy BoyGive Me Action by SweatNext Time by Bacchae

Elise Okusami, who fronts Oceanator, is on My Little Underground for a third time to discuss the band's new album “Everything Is Love and Death” and why she believes this is her best work yet. We also discuss the continued genre-bending of Oceanator, how both of us dealt with post Election Day grief, dealing with mortality, an update on Elise's imprint Plastic Miracles, and more!  — Listen to Oceanator:  https://oceanator.bandcamp.com/ Many ways to listen to My Little Underground:  https://linktr.ee/mlupod Follow My Little Underground on Instagram - @mlupod https://www.instagram.com/mlupod/ #mlupod --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/mlupod/support

The August New Music train has been turned over to the listeners and Chief Engineer Steven Routledge takes us through new music from Oceanator and Futurebirds feat. Waxahatchee. We also hear his thoughts on our recent Book Nook on Creation Records.  Rockin' the Suburbs on Apple Podcasts/iTunes or other podcast platforms, including audioBoom, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon, iHeart, Stitcher and TuneIn. Or listen at SuburbsPod.com. Please rate/review the show on Apple Podcasts and share it with your friends. Visit our website at SuburbsPod.com Email Jim & Patrick at rock@suburbspod.com Follow us on the Threads, Facebook or Instagram @suburbspod If you're glad or sad or high, call the Suburban Party Line — 612-440-1984. Theme music: "Ascension," originally by Quartjar, covered by Frank Muffin. Visit quartjar.bandcamp.com and frankmuffin.bandcamp.com. 

Sorry this episode is a day late, but I'm making it up to you by making this episode a full new episode and not a ReAir even though it was supposed to be a ReAir week! This episdoe RULES because it's with my homie Elise Okusami the heart and brain behind the band Oceanator. They have a new record "Everything Is Love And Death" out now on Polyvinyl records. It's an awesome album and Elise is the coolest person. Go listen to the record and buy it on Vinyl at Bandcamp! Check out Oceanator on tour! If you'd like to support our show directly please head on over to our ⁠Patreon⁠. Buy a record, or a t-shirt, or a hoodie at Bandcamp.⁠ If you'd like to listen to some of my music, you can do that here: ⁠Spotify⁠ ⁠Apple Music⁠ ⁠YouTube⁠ Thanks for listening! Please subscribe and share A Dirtbag's Guide with your friends, family & fellow Dirtbags. --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/adirtbagsguide/support

“Nothing like a Maurice salad on a hot day.” In this episode, Kevin and Luke beat the heat by continuing to build their ultimate dad rock playlist for Dad Rock Summer 2024. They discuss how they spent Father's Day, Eminem's new song and the train station concert in Detroit. Plus, they share the music they've been loving, the #NewMusicFriday releases they're looking forward to and play some amazing new songs from incredible artists. Songs Played In This Episode: Personal Trainer - Round from Still Willing out August 2nd on Bella Union Oceanator - Be Here from Everything is Love and Death out August 30th on Polyvinyl Photo Credits: Personal Trainer by Tom van Huisstede Oceanator by Neil Shukla Listen to our Best Song Ever Official Playlist. Listen to our Dad Rock Summer 2024 Playlist. Presented by Planet Ant Podcasts (planetant.com) & Offshelf (offshelf.net)

New music from Oceanator, of Montreal, and Mackenzie Leighton. Plus we chat with The Lemon Twigs during their recent visit to Athens, Georgia

(02:33)Gaspar recaps The  Shine the Light Music Festival. Also, the early morning bus-ride up to “The Positive Jam Fest” Gaspar then interviews one of the opening acts: Oceanator. https://oceanator.surf/ (16:45) We chat with Hurricane Jess about her amazing THS inspired fan-art!  Check out the new show-art she designed for our podcast—and enter the contest to see if you can win a poster by answering with how many THS Easter eggs you find here: https://www.speakpipe.com/TheHoodratRecap (40:00) In  “From Meatloaf To the Billy Joel” Jess tells us why everyone should listen to “Island Of Love.”  (42:49) Diamonds In the Drain Game! We continue to award Gold, Silver, & Bronze medals to the last three albums in the game that is sweeping the Unified Scene! (1:05:20) Andrew from Australia recaps “The Empty Bottle Show” & more from his visit to America. Please support this incredible charity at:https://www.tommybrullfoundation.org/shine-a-light-music-seriesSee Jess's incredible art work on Instagram at: jess.ismore Please leave us a comment or enter to win a fan-art poster designed by Hurricane Jess here:https://www.speakpipe.com/TheHoodratRecap

Hope everyone is having a great summer. In this flash episode I share some of my favorite summer rock festival moments and let you all know about upcoming Positive Jam festival that The Hold Steady is hosting on August 5 in Accord, NY. I give thoughts on all the bands on the lineup: Guided by Voices, The Tallest Man on Earth, Laura Stevenson, I Get Wild, and Oceanator. We'll be back before too long with Season 3. In the meantime - listen, subscribe and join us at Positive Jam. 

Today on the podcast we welcome Elise Okusami from Oceanator. She is signed to Polyvinyl Records and currently on a run of dates with Braid and going to rock with Into It Over It as well. Elise is an amazing musician and recently released Nothing's Ever Fine back in 2022 and has a new single called "Part Time."  You can find everything out about Oceanator at Oceanator.surf  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

On Oceanator's latest, "Nothing's Ever Fine," Elise Okusami dishes out riffs and feelings from morning to evening. No, literally: "Morning" and "Evening" are the opening and closing songs on the record, which is structured to to feel like the emotional arc of a day. After wrapping up her US tour, we caught up with Elise a few weeks ahead of a jaunt to Europe, to sci-fi, guitar gear, and, uh, basketball?Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/discologist. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week we finally get to our favorite albums of 2022. Join us as we close the door on a weird year for music.patreon.com/punklottopodCall our voicemail line: 202-688-PUNKLeave us a review and rating.linktr.ee/punklottopodSongs featured on this episode:Jawbox - Jackpot PlusPinch Points - Reasons to Be AnxiousNeal Sharma & The Sagebrush - ResilientBrush - One Too Many TimesEnd It - New Wage SlaverySoul Glo - Jump!! (or Get Jumped!!!)((by the Future))The Boys With the Perpetual Nervousness - Look BackSupercrush - Perfect SmileTimeshares - Siren SoundCave People - StonePerennial - In the Midnight HourSweat - MachismoExpert Timing - Hey FriendPlosivs - Hit the BreaksStress Positions - InterloperSwami John Reis - When I Kicked Him in the FaceEx-Void - (Angry at You) BabyOceanator - Beach Days (Alive Again)Onsloow - A Good Day to ForgetBig Nothing - A Lot of Finding OutSuperchunk - Endless Summer

Elise Okusami of Oceanator joins Dwyer to talk about the sport of Ruby, pizza making, weird songs and beats she's recorded that she has yet to share with the world, her long collaboration with her brother, and her song that she has on the Eleventh Hour: Songs For Climate Justice out now on Sub Pop Records.Opening Song "Average Joe," from the compilation album The Eleventh Hour: Songs For Climate Justice,.By the Eleventh Hour: Songs For Climate Justice at Sub Pop RecordsDonate to the Climate Emergency FundOceanator BandcampPolyvinyl Records Get a website from Kelly R. Dwyer The Matt Dwyer Dot Com Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Our guest today is Elise Okusami. Elise is a New York City based guitarist and vocalists who performs under the name Oceanator. As Oceanator, Elise has released three albums so far, including, most recently Nothing's Ever Fine, which came out earlier on this year. Elise has covered a couple of Elliott Smith songs during her career, including and the Biggest Lie, which we're discussing today in this episode. As you might be able to guess from that, Elise is a big Elliott Smith fan. In fact she's such a big fan that she even wrote a university thesis on him.  It was really lovely talking to Elise for this episode, so I very much hope you enjoy listening to it. Extra things to look at / listen to:  The Biggest Lie by Elliott Smith  The Biggest Lie by Oceanator (cover)  Wouldn't Momma Be Proud by Oceanator (cover) Elliott Smith live at the Yo Yo A Go Go Festival, Olympia 1999 Clementine by Sofa City Sweetheart Read our latest newsletter Send us your Elliott Smith cover to covers@myfavouriteelliottsmithsong.com My Favourite Elliott Smith Song is produced by Rob Comba and Elizabeth Withstandley. Find us on social media @myfavesmithsong.

Welcome to Roadcase!!  We're super stoked to have the wonderful Elise Okusami on the show this week. Elise performs under the name Oceanator, and she explores the contrasts and polarity of emotions in today's world with her stunning latest LP effort, Nothing's Ever Fine, co-produced by Elise and Bartees Strange, both originally from the DC area. As Oceanator, Elise provides insights into a multi-varied world, at times a dystopian universe, but always with a glimmer of hope... depending on the day. An experienced veteran of the road, Elise has toured with Pup and Pedro the Lion, among others, and has crafted a music career based on her strong foundation of punk and thrash, while building gorgeous soundscapes to create songs that are inviting, challenging and compelling. Elise is quietly self-confident and exudes a strong self-awareness. She shares with us her love of the road, the importance for her of being on stage and how she hopes to be a comfort to her fans -- to provide that connective glue that brings people together. So hop on the Roadcase bus to learn about this compelling and multi-faceted artist, Elise Okusami. It's gonna be a great ride!! For more about Oceanator click:https://oceanator.surf/For more information: https://linktr.ee/roadcasepod and https://www.roadcasepod.comContact: info@roadcasepod.comTheme music:  "Eugene (Instrumental)" by Waltzer

After an extended hiatus, this episode features an update of plans for a pending relaunch. It also features highlights from previous interviews, including Lula Wiles, Chris Pierce, Time, Jesse Jett, Miss Christine, Snotty Nose Rez Kids, Gathering Time, Oceanator, David Strickland, and Maestro Fresh Wes. Subscribe to the podcast.

This week: new albums courtesy Little Boots, Oceanator and Black Seeds. also setting the tone, Super Hard No, have to enjoy the good stuff while you have it, long walks, yes, no, maybe, the bad batting of albums, into the foreground, Brisbane council minutae everyone loses, The U2, just give me the album, it'll be on Spotify, or will it? Current and recent weeks' review albums can be found on our album review playlist on Spotify - our full 2022 review archive is also up there, along with our 2022 tripping balls mixtape, featuring our favourite tracks from new albums we've reviewed this year. The full list of all the albums we've ever featured on the show (including our top 5s from previous years) available elsewhere on the internet. BALLS and tripping balls are available on their own RSS feeds, as well as being found together on Omny Studio, Spotify and Apple Podcasts (feel free to subscribe, rate and review) - and we welcome your reckons via Twitter, Facebook and email.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week: new albums courtesy Nova Twins, Kaelin Ellis and Adrian Quesada. Also: blame the Guardian, no metal is better than nü metal, party movies, sunglasses-on apologies, doing bits, finding yourself through Son House cosplay, making up backstories to keep yourself interested, niche-on-niche, Triple J whimperpop, doing your research, La asteRoux, the Indiana Pacers of BBQ reggae, Matariki explained, Frank Bennett remembered, an op-shop hop with Pop and getting SEO'd out of existence. Next week: new releases from the Black Seeds, Little Boots and Oceanator. Current and recent weeks' review albums can be found on our album review playlist on Spotify - our full 2022 review archive is also up there, along with our 2022 tripping balls mixtape, featuring our favourite tracks from new albums we've reviewed this year. The full list of all the albums we've ever featured on the show (including our top 5s from previous years) available elsewhere on the internet. BALLS and tripping balls are available on their own RSS feeds, as well as being found together on Omny Studio, Spotify and Apple Podcasts (feel free to subscribe, rate and review) - and we welcome your reckons via Twitter, Facebook and email.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Part 2 of my conversation with guest Jay Breitling as we discuss our favorite music of the first half of 2022. Show notes: - Recorded at Clicky Clicky World HQ - Breitling's #5: Papercuts with a solid effort featuring gratuitious Mellotron - Kumar's #5: Spoon serves up a quality dollop of Spoon - Breitling's #4: Elvis Costello in his occasional rock mode - Kumar's #4: The Smile fills the gap between Radiohead albums with a pretty damn good album - Kumar's #3: Oceanator brings the heat with revved-up guitar attack and a Doofenshmirtzian name - Kumar with the prog-rock contacts - Breitling's #3: WEMA is a London-based Tanzanian electronic act playing hypnotic worldbeat - Kumar's #2: Superchunk with a strong but restrained effort looking at life during a pandemic - Breitling's #2: Debut EP from SF act Neutrals that pushes shorter indie rock songs into long songs - Kumar's #1: Toronto punk-pop act PUP with a great concept album about a band named PUP breaking up - Breitling's #1: Debut album from Chicago's Horsegirl is full of "wall-to-wall bangasauruses" - Looking forward to new releases from Kiwi Jr., Built to Spill, Ty Segall, Sloan, Afghan Whigs Completely Conspicuous is available through the Apple Podcasts directory. Subscribe and write a review! The opening and closing theme of Completely Conspicuous is "Theme to Big F'in Pants" by Jay Breitling. Voiceover work is courtesy of James Gralian.

Oceanator - "Beach Days (Alive Again)" from the 2022 album Nothing's Ever Fine on Big Scary Monsters. "By the ocean / Is where i wanna be / When this all comes to an end" On her 2020 debut album Things I Never Said, Brooklyn-based songwriter Oceanator (real name: Elise Okusami) pondered the apocalypse against grungy guitars and Green Day-inspired pop/punk. On her follow-up LP Nothing's Ever Fine, she continues to explore similar themes... except on today's Song of the Day. “I feel like summer is supposed to be the good times,” she toldUnder the Radar. “I wanted to write some songs about some of the good parts of life, and a lot of those are — for me at least — in the summer.” Her sophomore full-length was co-produced by Bartees Strange and her brother, Mike Okusami, who each brought their musical expertise to the table. “Bartees and Michael both have this really extensive knowledge of sound and gear,” she explained. “So, it was extremely helpful to be able to translate what I was saying into sounds. Maybe I could have gotten some of the sounds on my own, but it would have taken like 10 years.” Read the full post on KEXP.org Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Festival season is well and truly upon us, and David Coleman, Juan Rodriguez, Gabbie Nirenburg and Joe Rivers are on hand to point you towards some of the best new acts playing in a muddy field near you. All audio is used with the permission of the artist and/or label.

In this episode we focus on the label's most recent projects, including releases from Julia Jacklin, Laura Jane Grace, Palehound, Pedro The Lion, Oceanator, and many others. We'll chat with Jeff Rosenstock about the surprise-release of his Polyvinyl debut POST-, catch up with Detroit's Anna Burch about her intro to the label, and hear about a fateful YouTube comment left on a Kero Kero Bonito video from Polyvinyl's Marketing Director, Natalie Dávila. Featuring interviews with Julia Jacklin, Anna Burch, Gus Lobban (Kero Kero Bonito), Jeff Rosenstock, Matt & Darcie Lunsford, Bob Nanna (Braid, Hey Mercedes), Matt Pryor (The Get Up Kids), David Bazan (Pedro The Lion), Laura Jane Grace, Elise Okusami (Oceanator), Ellen Kempner (Palehound, Bachelor), Melina Duterte (Jay Som, Bachelor), and Charlotte Cornfield.

Its a reprise episode of My Little Underground! Elise Okusami of Oceanator returns after two years to talk up her new album Nothing's Ever Fine, its Empire Records influence and why Rex Manning Day is important to fans of the movie. We also talk up her recent headline show at Knitting Factory in Brooklyn, and COVID safety protocol on tour. Speaking of which, Oceanator is going on - many - tours this year with Laura Grace Jane, Pup, a headlining tour in the UK; plus Elise gives me an update on upcoming releases for her own label, Plastic Miracles! If you're going to see Oceanator or anyone, please mask up! Listen to Oceanator: https://oceanator.bandcamp.com/ Follow My Little Underground: https://www.facebook.com/mlupod https://twitter.com/mlupod https://www.instagram.com/mlupod/ My Little Underground Newsletter: https://www.peteraradio.com/newsletter #mlupod --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mlupod/support

It's time for WASTOIDS With…Laura Jane Grace. She's created some of the most strident punk music of the last couple of decades, both as a solo artist and leader of Against Me! She's currently embarked on the Carousel Tour, playing collaborative sets with Anthony Green of Circa Survive and Tim Kasher of Cursive, along with special guests Mikey Erg, Home Is Where, and Oceanator on select dates. Here in AZ, we're psyched to catch the show at the Crescent Ballroom on May 20.Laura kept real busy during the pandemic, and was a frequent DJ on Vans Channel 66, where she exclusively played music released post-2020. She also put out a killer EP, At War With The Silverfish, and was recently elected as a governor of the Chicago Chapter of the Recording Academy—that's the GRAMMYs. Laura sat down with Brandon Michel to chat about the challenges of touring in 2022, the 15th anniversary of Against Me!'s landmark album New Wave, what she's been listening to, and get into her habits, which include running, drinking absurd amounts of coffee, and dominating foosball tables nationwide. If you liked this chat, please subscribe to the WASTOIDS audio feed wherever you get podcasts—you can leave a rating and a review while you're at it. Visit Laura Jane Grace on Bandsintown for a full list of upcoming shows and ticket links. Wanna share your thoughts on Bloc Party's Silent Alarm, Against Me! or anything else? All you have to do is call 1-877-WASTOIDS to get in touch. 

Today's Song of the Day is “The Last Summer" from Oceanator's album, Nothing's Ever Fine, out now.

It was the latest EVER "snow day" here in Portland but I'm pushing out another issue for your aural pleasure! Hear a newly discovered track from The Clash featuring a special guest on vocals plus new music from Interpol and more! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/thebottomforty/support

What's with today, today?Hi friends, welcome to V/A Club, a podcast about movie soundtracks! Episode one baby! We did it!Today, we're talking about the Empire Records soundtrack with my friend Elise Okusami, aka Oceanator! Oceanator has a new record out TODAY, it's called - coincidentally - Nothings Ever Fine. You can buy it HERE . You can find Oceanator on the web via her website, Oceanator.surf or on TWITTER and INSTAGRAM you can find the Oceanator cover of "Plowed" by Sponge HERE you can find me, Niko Stratis, online at my website nikostratis.com or on TWITTER and INSTAGRAMYou can follow V/A Club on TWITTER and INSTAGRAMPlease, if you like the show, leave a review and follow us on your podcast platform of choice!

In this conversation, Elise Okusami of Oceanator discusses the recording of Nothing's Ever Fine, building her guitar tone, working with Bartees Strange and Jeff Rosenstock, her background as a college athlete, Oceanator's upcoming tour with Pedro the Lion and so much more.

Es ist Freitag: Lasst uns die wichtigsten neuen Platten der Woche abfeuern! Jack White kreierte ein Monster. Oceanator entstaubt den Rock'n'Roll. Wet Leg bestätigen den Hype. Kae Tempest bringt wieder beasty Beats. Und das ist längst nicht alles.

Ein Gespräch mit Elise von Oceanator über die Bariton Gitarre, die das Album zum Laufen gebracht hat, über die Apokalypse und über Songs, die aus Löchern ziehen. Das neue Album Nothing's Ever Fine erscheint am 08.04. und ist großartig. Nothing's Ever Fine bei bandcampdie LP via Big Scary Monstersmehr Interviews!

Ein Gespräch mit Elise von Oceanator über die Bariton Gitarre, die das Album zum Laufen gebracht hat, über die Apokalypse und über Songs, die aus Löchern ziehen. Das neue Album Nothing’s Ever Fine erscheint am 08.04. und ist großartig. Nothing’s Ever Fine bei bandcamp die LP via Big Scary Monsters mehr Interviews!

Oceanator's Elise Okusami gives Benny some help with his upcoming knee surgery. She details how the choice between basketball and music got made for her and we also dig into some Fugazi, Dookie and electronics recycling. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Media Monarchy plays Visions Of Atlantis, Oceanator, Trollfest and more on #PumpUpThaVolume for March 14, 2022. ♬

1. Vero – Cupid 2. Pillow Queens – Hearts & Minds 3. Dehd – Bad Love 4. Thick – Love You Forever 5. Bodega – Statuette On The Console 6. The Laurels – Borrowed Time 7. Georgia Harmer – All In My Mind 8. The Fiends – Small Talk (Doesn’t Stand A Chance) 9. Partner Look – Geelong 10. Oceanator – Bad Brain Daze 11. The Asteroid No.4 – Set Your Sights 12. Drug Church – Premium Offer 13. Caracara – Strange Interactions In The Night 14. Beach House – Hurts to Love 15. Howless – Unlucky 16. Slang – Wilder

“Powered by TaintCoin.” In this episode, the boys are all about the Bitcoin baby as Kevin tries to guess the fake Cryptocurrencies in the game Crypto or Shit No! They find out how much Dogecoin Kevin owns, they debate about a band that Luke loves and Luke talks about his life feeling like a movie. Plus they shred to an amazing and apocalyptic lineup of songs from awesome new artists. Songs Played In This Episode: Empath - Elvis Comeback Special from Visitor out now on Fat Possum Records The Convenience - Accelerator (Pts. I + II) from Accelerator out now on Winspear Christian Lee Hutson - Rubberneckers from Quitters out April 1st on Anti- Oceanator - Bad Brain Daze from Nothing's Ever Fine out April 8th on Polyvinyl Record Co. Youth Sector - Always Always Always from Adult Contemporary out now on Family Values Fatlip & Blu - Good For The Soul ft. Hemlock Ernst from Live From the End of the World Vol. 1 out April 1st on Guilty By Association

It's been a long road, but Phil Cook has slowly but surely become one of the most important voices in modern Americana. On his latest LP All These Years, Cook takes it back to his roots – just a man and his piano – and the sublime results are the most honest work of his career. Eduardo and Kevin discuss this quiet masterpiece, the WHY of the return of Discologist, and share tracks by Oceanator and Poco that made them fall in love with music all over again on the beginning of the next chapter of the greatest music podcast that ever was. Hi. Hello. How are you? It's really great to see you. We missed you.

John, Em, and Hallie return to the regular format and discuss the new Oceanator track, Rudi P reissues, Scowl, and more. Also, the ska battle continues.

We have a rerun this week of our episode from last year featuring Elise from Oceanator talking about her record Things I Never Said. We just released our Left of the Dial Live session with Oceanator which you can check out https://leftofthedial.fm/live/oceanator (here), and you can support us and Oceanator by https://oceanator.bandcamp.com/album/oceanator-on-left-of-the-dial-live (buying the session on Bandcamp). --- This week we have our first ever returning guest - Elise from Oceanator is back to give us a sneak peak of her brand new record Things I Never Said (out 8/28). We revisit the various colors for the Reverend guitars Gristlemaster (http://reverendguitars.com/guitars/greg-koch-gristlemaster (http://reverendguitars.com/guitars/greg-koch-gristlemaster)), and have a PSA for the self-service COVID-19 test (https://www.pixel.labcorp.com/ (https://www.pixel.labcorp.com/)). We took lots of notes, so buckle up! The first 100 pre-orders of TINS will receive an invite to a super-exclusive Zoom listening party. Get into it! In the US, you can pre-order (or just order, depending on when you're seeing this), as well as find some of the dopest merch we've ever seen on https://oceanator.bandcamp.com/ (https://oceanator.bandcamp.com/) In the UK, you can pick up your copy on 10/9 from https://bsmrocks.com/ (https://bsmrocks.com/) And if you're a fan of rare vinyl colors, pick up the limited edition pink-splatter at https://undertowstore.com/ (https://undertowstore.com/) Catch Oceanator at Isol-Aid Fest: https://linktr.ee/isolaidfestival (https://linktr.ee/isolaidfestival) Follow Oceanator on social: Twitter - @oceanator Instagram - @oceanatorband And of course you too can have your very own custom pogs from http://custompogs.com/ (http://custompogs.com/) Support this podcast

sent $$$ this week to Norcal Resist’s Bail Fund.tinyurl.com/ncrbail“We bonded two people out of detention this week - migrants from Togo and Honduras. People fleeing to the US for safety deserve dignity. End detention now! You can be part of this work by donating to our bond & bail fund!The person from Togo is a political activist fleeing state violence and repression. We are proud to stand in solidarity with activists around the world who put their lives on the line, and it’s a privilege to post this individual’s ICE bond.The person from Honduras was recently beaten at the hands of police in Louisiana, and was then put into ICE custody. He will be safer and healthier with his family.”DOWNLOAD RECORDINGsubscribe to the podcast here: http://feeds.feedburner.com/5432fun(intro by omar)Half Shadow “Hunting For Me” Dust / Hunting For MeYazan “Penetrate My Mind” HahahaFake Awake “Recycling Schedule” ClaimJaala “Dogs” Joonya SpiritSpecial Moves “Show Means Gig” MarchLittle star “white roses” waltzing with tears in my eyesBig Ups “Tell Them” Two Parts TogetherOceanator “Not Around” LowsCasual Hex “STILL LIFE” ZIG ZAG LADY ILLUSIONCoping Skills “Man, It’s A Hot One” Worst New MusicThe Channels “See No Reason” Double NegativeLand N Sea “How They Say” Sea TrialsSamara Lubelski “Circles Bend” Flickers At The StationEternal Summers “Master Of It All” Every Day It Feels Like I’m Dying…Wussy “Skip” What Heaven Is LikeThe Submissives “Only Betty” Pining For A BoyVACATIONS “Honey” Changescoastal car “ode to the shed” silent moons, silent roomsMargaret Glaspy “Before We Were Together” Born Yesterday

This week on My Little Underground, Phil Ward, aka Lord Warddd comes on the show to talk up his latest EP, The Virtual Bison EP! Phil also talks up his connection with Elise Okusami of Oceanator fame and the head of Plastic Miracles, the label that put out cassettes of this EP. We also talk hip hop legends, De La Soul, which Phil opened for with his group Lo Fidelity All Stars. Listen to Ward talk up his DIY approach to recording, DJing with vinyl and never touching Serato, rediscovering his love of music through his 1 minute song a day series on Instagram, and more! -- Listen to Lord Warddd: https://lordwarddd.bandcamp.com/album/the-virtual-bison-ep All things My Little Underground: https://www.peteraradio.com/ #mlupod --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mlupod/support

Its Juneteenth and you know what that means! Its time to celebrate black artistry on My Little Underground! Listen to me talk up some great black musicians that have been top of mind lately. Among the artists the discussed are Sister Rosetta Tharpe who took her unique guitar playing to many churches throughout the south and considered a founding mother of rock music. The Veldt, an unsung contributor to the shoegaze sound, Oceanator's busy year culminating in forming a label, Plastic Miracles, signing with Polyvinyl, joining the live band of Bachelor, the supergroup of Palehound and Jay Som, and more! - Peter A. -- Talk to me on socials! @itspeter_a @mlupod All things My Little Underground: https://www.peteraradio.com/ #mlupod --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mlupod/support

Elise Okusami of the band Oceanator started playing guitar and listening to Green Day pretty young at nine years old, and her first band wasn't long after that. On this episode of DYR, she tells the story of attending an Against Me! show and finding the musical community that really inspired her to dream big about her own musical career. She gives some advice to her younger self about living as an anxious person. Elise recommends listeners check out two organizations: the Black Trans Travel Fund and Crown Heights Mutual Aid. For more about Dear Young Rocker, visit dearyoungrocker.com, follow DYR on instagram @dearyoungrocker and go to doubleelvis.com for merch and more great podcasts. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://www.iheartpodcastnetwork.com

NYC multi-instrumentalist Elise Okusami a.k.a. Oceanator calls in to talk about her latest album "Things I Never Said." Follow her on IG @oceanatorband Thanks for listening. Subscribe to Ivancast Podcast for free on your favorite podcast app! IG @ivancast_podcast

The windows are open, the sun is shining on my street, and the music is flowing out of my stereo speakers and into the sky. It's that time of the month, and EPISODE #93 of Random Old Records is here with some free and easy sounds to soundtrack your days and nights.The first thing you'll hear are country-rock classics from Judee Sill and Dillard and Clark, then we move on to some killer new jams from Oceanator, David Nance, and Nightshift, more vintage sounds by Federal Duck, The Grass Roots, The Serpent Power, Barbara Howard, plus a whole lot more. If you're a fool in love, looking for something to believe, or just trying to keep warm, there's something for you here!Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to Random Old Records via Apple Podcasts 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!Also, Random Old Records Zine #1 is out and shipping now! $6.50 postage-paid, 20 pages, black & white, all previously unpublished on this blog or elsewhere. It features long reviews of the albums Don't Knock My Love by Wilson Pickett and Shadows by Maston, along with interviews I did with Dennis Coffey and Frank Maston about the making of those albums. Click the Buy Now button below to order, US shipping only. Thanks for the support! Random Old Records Podcast #93Released 04/30/2021DOWNLOAD HERE (Right-Click, "Save As")1. Judee Sill - "There's A Rugged Road"(Heart Food, Asylum 1973)2. Dillard and Clark - "The Radio Song"(The Fantastic Expedition Of Dillard and Clark, A&M 1968)3. Weyes Blood - "Something To Believe"(Titanic Rising, Sub Pop 2019)4. Lavinia Blackwall - "Keep Warm"(Muggington Lane End, self-released 2020)--Small town in Texas!5. Blades Of Joy - "Be Free"(Blades Of Joy, Melters 2018)6. Oceanator - "January 21st"(Things I Never Said, Plastic Miracles 2020)7. David Nance - "My Love, The Dark And I"(Staunch Honey, Trouble In Mind 2020)8. Nightshift - "Romantic Mud"(Zoe, Trouble In Mind 2021)9. Tess Parks - "Stick Around"(Blood Hot, Optic Nerve 2015)--Angel unchained!10. The Do's And Dont's - "No One To Talk My Troubles To"(Whispers Lounge, Numero Group 2020)11. Federal Duck - "Tomorrow Waits For Today"(Federal Duck, Musicor 1968)12. Maria Dallas - "Ambush"(Maria Dallas In Nashville, Viking 1967)13. Becki Bluefield - "Somebody's Gonna Plow Your Field"(Plantation Gold, Omni 2009)14. The Serpent Power - "Up And Down"(The Serpent Power, Vanguard 1967)--Tentacles!15. The Tuneful Trolley - "Hello Love"(Island In The Sky, Capitol 1968)16. The Critters - "Don't Let The Rain Fall Down On Me"(It's A Happening World, Warner Japan 2017)17. Free For All - "I'm So Glad That I Found You"(The Sun Shines On My Street, Teensville 2018)18. The Grass Roots - "Mr. Jones"(Where Were You When I Needed You, Dunhill 1966)19. Barbara Howard - "Oh Me, Oh My, I'm A Fool For You"(On The Rise, Remined 2019)

If there was ever an artist who qualified as RFB "boundary spanners" it might just be The Belle Curves. From crafting songs that would be at home on Hurdy Gurdy Songs, to covering songs by an artist that Sitting With Gianluca: Lively Conversation & Music frequently mentions, to appearing as guests on Lost & Rewound and attending RFB Presents shows The Belle Curves are what community, and community radio, are all about. Our show on March 15th features four tracks by The Belle Curves that were recorded exclusively for The Rodent Hour as part of our newly launched Rodent Sessions series. Rounding out the playlist is new music by VOLK, Beebe Gallini, Ruby Bones, Sun Mahshene, Oceanator, Jennels, Animal Years, Ashrr plus Karen & The Sorrows and if that's not enough for you you'll also get to hear what a living legend says about one of the songs that The Belle Curves recorded. Playlist Volk - Welcome to Cashville The Belle Curves - Spent Girls On Grass - Asesino Karen & the Sorrows - Walk Through the Desert The Belle Curves - Waltzing Will Oceanator - A Crack in the World Huevos Rancheros - Who's Your New Girlfriend? Animal Years - Talkin' to You Ruby Bones - Rooftops The Belle Curves - February Girl (feat. Finn & His Rustkickers) Jennels - Fed Up Huevos Rancheros - Rockin' Lafayette Sun Mahshene - The Righteous One ASHRR - OTHERSIDE Huevos Rancheros - Evacuation The Belle Curves - Blowin' In The Wind Beebe Gallini - My Way of Thinking The Rodent Hour is an homage to the friends that Matt Attack made during his misspent youth, those lifelong friends who joined him on those weekend nights so many years ago and whose eclectic tastes still influence the selection of artists and music that is featured on the show. Fifteen years after arriving in Brooklyn he continues to be a tireless advocate for the independent musicians that still play with the ferocity and intensity he grew up listening to. The Rodent Hour on Twitter: @RodentHour The Rodent Hour on Instagram: @therodenthour

Brooklyn artist Foxanne virtually stopped by to chat for the February 6th edition of Local Fidelity! Tune in to hear all about her awesome new record, "It's Real (I Knew It)!" This episode also features some of the standout tracks from the record like "Let It Ache" and "Love You Forever." Plus, Foxanne curated a playlist of great locals that includes tunes from Oceanator, Tula Vera, and Little Hag!

Spinning Out (another music podcast) We talk to artists about their favorite albums and go on wild tangents. This week's guest is Elise Okusami of the band Oceanator. Today we are talking about "Apologies to the Queen Mary" by the band Wolf Parade (2005). Sorry for any sound issues, we had to make some backend massages to the audio. If you don't notice, then never mind! Oceanator released an amazing album this year called "Things I Never Said," originally on Elise's label, Plastic Miracles, and then quickly re-released on Polyvinyl Records. Easily one of the best albums of 2020! https://oceanator.bandcamp.com/ Episode edited/produced by Sarah Blumenthal Theme song performed by Pretty Matty

This week, your hosts, Kitzy and Most-Definitely-Actually-Not-At-All-an-Imposter Caleb discuss Dave Hause's new double-EP Patty/Paddy, which features covers of songs originally performed by Patty Griffin and Dilinger Four, respectively. We get into what makes for a great cover, why these songs are so important now, and reminisce about all that time we spent at our favorite spot to get a drink in Syracuse, Coolio's Bar and Grill. Check out The Horrible Crowes' cover of “https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTN82awVVjk&ab_channel=WFUVPublicRadio (Teenage Dream),” Laura Stevenson's https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HA1TBV6bq6k (Tiny Desk Concert), and https://www.songkick.com/festivals/3340296-a-heckdang-halloween/id/39704115-a-heckdang-halloween-2020 (Heckdang's Halloween stream) featuring some of our personal favorites, including Left of the Dial guests Dikembe and Oceanator. Head over to https://davehause.bandcamp.com/album/your-ghost (Dave Hause's Bandcamp) where you can pick up Patty/Paddy, as well as his protest song “Your Ghost,” with all proceeds of the latter going to support the https://www.phillybailfund.org/ (Philly Bail Fund). Support this podcast

Adrianne Lenker es la casilla de salida para un nuevo “Todo suena al mismo tiempo” junto a Marta Pallarès y Joan Pons. Además, escuchamos un montón de nuevos artistas de los que apenas sabemos nada… salvo que nos gustan: Oceanator, James Ivy, babyxsosa o Corey Flood.

Tallbird joined Tom on the October 3rd edition of of Local Fidelity! Tune in to hear all about their awesome new record, “Lost Pet Poster Template.” Plus, you'll hear some great new local tunes curated by the band from Iyves, Guerilla Toss, Oceanator, and SAMIA.

This week we chat with Elise from Oceanator about how illuminati hotties released one of the stand out records in 2020. Enjoy.

This week join the HAG team and their very special guest, University of Pittsburgh historian and Pernille Røge, as we take a look at what was cookin' in empire's crazy kitchen known as the Early Modern era.This history moves in mysterious ways, but it's all right, because the saucy boys offer a polyrhythmic take on modernity, and ask the question: can you really fix a system that never worked in the first place? From Ghana to Guadeloupe, from slavers to sugar traders, we hope it's not too late to come clean with the Early Modern Era. Be sure to check out Pernille's book, Economistes and the Reinvention of Empire: France in the Americas and Africa, c. 1750-1802. This week's music: Built to Spill, "You We're Right"; Oceanator, "A Crack in the World"

Check out Atypical Supply Co.  A Michigan-based merch company for the "unusual individual." You get 20% off with our code: "EmoSocial" at checkout. Their new Halloween line just dropped, so make sure to visit their site and grab some rad fall apparel.Elise Okusami joins the club this week. We discuss her latest album, "Things I Never Said" plus the ever-popular show "Doug" makes another appearance this week in discussion, along with discussing influences for Oceantor's grungey style.Follow Oceanator:Twitter: https://twitter.com/oceanatorFacebook: https://www.facebook.com/oceanator/Insta: https://www.instagram.com/oceanatorband/Listen: http://smarturl.it/things-i-never-saidJoin the club!Youtube: https://emosocial.club/youtubeTwitch: https://emosocialclub.tvDiscord: https://emosocial.club/discordFacebook: https://emosocial.club/facebookTwitter: https://emosocial.club/twitterInstagram: https://emosocial.club/instagramFollow us!Brian: @spookypants1 http://bit.ly/2PZxPUNLizzie: @bordenbathory http://bit.ly/2E4SUXt

This episode discusses the Protest Music Hall of Fame, an online archival project which chronicles the artists, albums, and songs which have contributed to the historical development of protest music. We also review the current inductees and discuss the recently posted nomination poll for 2020. On the podcast, we play Bartees Strange's cover of Woody Guthrie's "Tear These Fascists Down", and Oceanator's cover of Sam Cooke's "A Change Is Gonna Come" and Dead Kennedys "Police Truck."

New York City artists released a ton INCREDIBLE music in late August! I played a whole bunch of it on the August 29th edition of Local Fidelity. Listen in to hear the latest FIRE from anjali.rose & Ginger Libations, PYNKIE, Oceanator, Lola Pistola, The New Restaurants, Navy Gangs, Hypoluxo, Nevva, Caitlin Pasko, Wild Sleep, Shred Flintstone, and more!

This episode features Elise Okusami who performs under the name Oceanator. We discuss her full-length debut album Things I Never Said which is out August 28. We also discuss the three-song EP Tear The Fascists Down which she released through Bandcamp to raise funds for the New York affiliate of Survived and Punished, "a coalition of defense campaigns and grassroots groups committed to eradicating the criminalization of survivors of domestic and sexual violence and the culture of violence that contributes to it." She also discusses her musical influences, the challenges of being a black woman in a traditionally white male-dominated genre, and how sometimes even the act of performing can be a statement of protest.

This week we have our first ever returning guest - Elise from Oceanator is back to give us a sneak peak of her brand new record Things I Never Said (out 8/28). We revisit the various colors for the Reverend guitars Gristlemaster (http://reverendguitars.com/guitars/greg-koch-gristlemaster (http://reverendguitars.com/guitars/greg-koch-gristlemaster)), and have a PSA for the self-service COVID-19 test (https://www.pixel.labcorp.com/ (https://www.pixel.labcorp.com/)). We took lots of notes, so buckle up! The first 100 pre-orders of TINS will receive an invite to a super-exclusive Zoom listening party. Get into it! In the US, you can pre-order (or just order, depending on when you're seeing this), as well as find some of the dopest merch we've ever seen on https://oceanator.bandcamp.com/ (https://oceanator.bandcamp.com/) In the UK, you can pick up your copy on 10/9 from https://bsmrocks.com/ (https://bsmrocks.com/) And if you're a fan of rare vinyl colors, pick up the limited edition pink-splatter at https://undertowstore.com/ (https://undertowstore.com/) Catch Oceanator at Isol-Aid Fest: https://linktr.ee/isolaidfestival (https://linktr.ee/isolaidfestival) Follow Oceanator on social: Twitter - @oceanator Instagram - @oceanatorband And of course you too can have your very own custom pogs from http://custompogs.com/ (http://custompogs.com/) Support this podcast

The July 11th edition of Local Fidelity features a smattering of new tunes. In this episode, you'll hear new music from Oceanator, Adeline, Dirty Projectors, Siv Disa, TOLEDO, Glassio, Dräger Music, Jelly Kelly music, Drug Couple, JW Francis, Mothra Stewart, and Fascinations Grand Chorus.

The June 13th edition of Local Fidelity features a slew of new tunes and highlights some cuts from the recently released Home Grown Grooves Compilation. This episode features songs from Similar Kind, HIGH WAISTED, Arverne Sound, Vanessa Silberman, JustinViant, Ryan Laetari, Jelly Kelly, Drug Couple, Oceanator, and The Muckers. Plus, some selections from the Home Grown Grooves Comp from Nihiloceros, Gorgeous, Ashjesus, Ana Becker, and Shadow Monster.

We're joined this week by Elise from Oceanator, to discuss her EP Lows, and the legendary Sam Cooke. Plus, we tackle the hard topics - is Foam Shrimp a color, or something a chef would use to impress competition judges? Follow Elise on social media - @oceanatorband Check out Elise's record label - @plasticmiracles Listen to Lows (and buy if you can!) on Bandcamp - https://oceanator.bandcamp.com/album/lows (https://oceanator.bandcamp.com/album/lows) Check out Oceanator's cover of A Change is Gonna Come on Bandcamp - https://oceanator.bandcamp.com/track/a-change-is-gonna-come-sam-cooke (https://oceanator.bandcamp.com/track/a-change-is-gonna-come-sam-cooke) If you're reading this on Friday, June 19th, please consider buying some music on Bandcamp - from Oceanator, or any of your favorite artists. Not only are you supporting musicians directly, but in honor of Juneteenth Bandcamp is giving 100% of their cut to the NAACP Legal Defense Fund. Black Lives Matter. Say it with your words, with your actions, and if possible your wallet as well. Watch Oceanator's full set on Audiotree Live - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9va8IcobN4 (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=l9va8IcobN4) Run, don't walk, over to Netflix and watch Remastered: The Two Killings of Sam Cooke - https://www.netflix.com/title/80191045 (https://www.netflix.com/title/80191045) Support this podcast