Podcast appearances and mentions of owen ashworth

DJ Cherryheadache and Owen Ashworth discuss throughlines, cities and look back on Owen's previous project Casiotone For The Painfully Alone

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Musician Owen Ashworth (Advance Base) joins our ongoing "Alone for the Holidays" series with a discussion of JEANNE DIELMAN, 23 QUAI DU COMMERCE, 1080 BRUXELLES starring Delphine Seyrig. At the age of 25, Chantal Akerman wrote and directed this slow-burning Belgian drama depicting the daily chores of a widowed mother in exacting detail. Through a series of static long takes, we become accustomed to Jeanne Dielman's well-worn pattern of cooking, cleaning, caretaking, and sex work- until the pattern breaks down and her behavior grows increasingly erratic. When first screened at Cannes in 1975, JEANNE DIELMAN was met with a mixed reception, but subsequent re-evaluation deemed it a masterpiece of slow cinema. In the 2022 Sight and Sound poll, JEANNE DIELMAN was voted to be the greatest film of all time by critics, and is but one film of many in Akerman's body of work to grow in esteem since her 2015 death. Join us as we try to figure out the deal with DIELMAN, taking a few diversions into Aki Kaurismäki, Cold Mountain, Playtime, Afire, famous filming locations, housecleaning, and much, much more! Check out Owen's music with Advance Base: https://advancebasemusic.com/ Check out Owen's drawings: https://www.instagram.com/ownashworth JEANNE DIELMAN can currently be streamed with subscription to The Criterion Channel or Max.

Today on Transmissions, guest Owen Ashworth of Advance Base/Casiotone For the Painfully Alone and Orindal Records joins host Jason P. Woodbury for a conversation covering life as an indie artist/label head, the merits of "gloss era" Bruce Springsteen, the influence of David Bazan of Pedro the Lion and Joe Pera, CCR, working primarily as a solo artist, and diving into the heartland country music of KT Oslin and Nancy Griffith. Also covered? The importance of cool uncles and raiding your parents' record collections. Ashworth is a DIY lifer and a true head, and this conversation is as openhearted as you might expect.

Karly Hartzman of Wednesday joins Dwyer to discuss how other female powered bands inspired her to play, her other creative pursuits such as tattoos, making clothes and how her band ended up working with the great Owen Ashworth of Advance Base. Opening Song, "Handsome Man," from the Album Twin Plagues.Twin Plagues will be released August 13th, 2021 on Orindale Records. Pre-order it HERE Wednesday Bandcamp HERE Wednesday Instagram HERE All Things Matt Dwyer HERE Conversations With Dwyer is Produced Edited, Recorded Hosted, Cooked, Eaten and Digested by Matt DwyerConsulting Producer - Dustin Marshall See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

🔴 #Fitz38 Existen 38 estratagemas según Schopenhauer para ganar una discusión, nosotros somos más de la filosofía Keanu Reeves dar la razón en todo porque ya no estamos para discusiones. Toda la semana manteniendo una actitud positiva procurando no gritarle a nadie... y no es poca cosa. Comenzamos la selección musical con la deliciosa “La noyée” del gran Serge Gainsbourg , enfant terrible del panorama cultural francés., icono, provocador, que compuso originalmente esta canción para Michel Legrand Official, que se hizo muy conocida en la versión de la Carla Bruni. Continuamos con un himno generacional, suena el “Mal salvaje” de Espanto un tema perteneciente a su disco “Fruta y verdura” 2016 que nos emociona porque en el fondo nosotros también hemos querido ser salvajes. El dúo logroñés como afirma el escritor Miqui Otero -autor de Hilo musical- forman parte de esos grupos se suben por primera vez al escenario con más de 30 años "porque no tienen ningún interés en triunfar en la música, sino en no fracasar en sus vidas…” El siguiente tema es una novedad Eloína “Intacto” de Mikel Erentxun con Quique González, adelanto de “Amigos de guardia”, el nuevo disco de Mikel Erentxun, que saldrá el próximo mes de septiembre. Un brindis por sus 35 años de carrera en el que Mikel ha querido compartir canciones de todo su repertorio —en solitario y con Duncan Dhu— con una veintena de amigos músicos que le acompañan a dúo o a trío. Con motivo de la muerte de la muerte de Rafael Berrio, Quique González le propuso a Erentxun hacer una de las canciones que Berrio y él habían escrito junto a modo de homenaje. Nos ponemos sentimentales. No vamos a México con “Esqueletos muertos” de Los Mundos, tema perteneciente a su séptimo álbum “La fortaleza de Sonido. Luis Angel Martínez y Alejandro Elizondo capitanean este proyecto que explora los distintos rostros de la psicodelia desde su natal Monterrey, Nuevo León. Baterías que emergen del subsuelo, guitarras que atraviesan distintos planos dimensionales, teclados que conectan con civilizaciones antiguas y voces que emanan lujuria. “Bobby Malone Moves Home” de Casiotone for the Painfully Alone, fue un grupo comandado por el músico estadounidense Owen Ashworth . Que componía su música utilizando simples teclados a pila Casio y otros instrumentos electrónicos , una canción que de alguna manera parece emparentada con la serie que vamos a comentar hoy. El Lo-FI llega más el corazón como los viejos discos de Gardel. "The Holding Hand", es una nueva canción de la banda de punk danesa Iceage , formada en el 2008 en la ciudad de Copenhague con una fuerte influencia heredada del punk rock de los años 70's, caracterizados por sus sonidos veloces y experimentales. Ha incursionado también en géneros como el hardcore punk, art punk y indie rock, siendo comparados con Fugazi. La canción es un lento avance hacia un feroz exorcismo. Estamos a un par de meses para que se cumpla el primer aniversario de Lockdown Blues, su último álbum de estudio . 🔴47:18 ▶▶▶ si no quieres spoiler ❗️❗️❗️detente aquí ⛔️ Hoy comentamos la serie de HBO “How to with John Wilson - John Wilson” Si hubiera que describir esta serie a un amigo, quizás lo mejor que se podría hacer sería decir: “Mírala y ya me cuentas”. Esta serie documental es uno de los experimentos más divertidos y creativos que ha parido la televisión este año, pero no se parece a nada que hayas visto antes. Es una lección de vida en la que un hombre utiliza Nueva York como paleta para hablar de los andamios, la memoria o los prepucios. Todo ello bañado con una capa de nostalgia y ternura inesperada en una producción con la que reírse a carcajadas.

On episode TWO HUNDRED SIXTY-EIGHT of The Purrrcast, Sara and Steven welcome songwriter and musician, Owen Ashworth (Advance Base), to chat cats! We learn about his cats (Rufus and Poppy), how they react to snow, writing songs about dogs, and more! The Purrrcast, talking to cat people because we can't talk to their cats. The Purrrcast is the cat podcast for you and your feline friends. Based in Los Angeles, hosts Sara Iyer and Steven Ray Morris chat with fellow cat enthusiasts about the furry little creatures they love. Not sure how the cats feel about it though. New episodes every Wednesday! Please rate and subscribe in iTunes: www.exactlyrightmedia.com/the-purrrcast Email us! thepurrrcast@gmail.com Consider donating to Black Lives Matter: https://secure.actblue.com/donate/ms_blm_homepage_2019 - COVID-19 FAQs - https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-ncov/prepare/faq.html Follow Owen: https://twitter.com/AdvanceBase https://www.instagram.com/advance_base https://twitter.com/orindalrecords https://advancebase.bandcamp.com/ http://advancebasemusic.com/ https://orindal.limitedrun.com/ Watch the “Our Cat” video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rK830CT1wzQ - Links of Interest - - Purchase Bunnicula on our Bookshop - https://bookshop.org/shop/thepurrrcast - CatCon From Your Couch tickets - https://www.eventbrite.com/e/catcon-from-your-couch-registration-93998579281?aff=newsletter   Elijah McClain details and links to help: Donate to the family's GoFundMe: https://www.gofundme.com/f/elijah-mcclain Sign the Petition: https://www.change.org/p/adams-county-district-attorney-justice-for-elijah-mcclain-88600e12-fb72-41e4-9137-030a1dcaf695    Call city and state officials to demand justice: https://justiceforelijahmcclain.yolasite.com/  Follow Justice For Elijah McClain for updates: https://www.instagram.com/justiceforelijahmcclain/    Latest update to McClain's case: https://www.thedenverchannel.com/news/local-news/aurora-city-council-approves-resolution-for-independent-investigation-into-elijah-mcclains-death?fbclid=IwAR1ok5qTJiKbQbcFDhkoFWzBsOUGb5nZt_ujlWjXK6ClxErv1LXYtquAYmo “Colorado's Health Department Opens Ketamine Investigation After Elijah McClain Death” - https://denver.cbslocal.com/2020/07/28/colorado-health-department-opens-ketamine-investigation-after-elijah-mcclain-death/   Follow The Purrrcast on Twitter: https://twitter.com/ThePurrrcast on Instagram: https://instagram.com/thepurrrcast/ Please like us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ThePurrrcast Follow Sara Iyer on Twitter: https://twitter.com/saraanjuliiyer Follow Sara Iyer on Instagram: https://instagram.com/saraiyer/ Check out Sara Iyer on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/saraiyer Listen to Sara's Weezer podcast: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/weezer-has-turned-and-left-us-here Listen to Sara's Don Bluth podcast: https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/the-bluth-the-whole-bluth-and-nothing-but-the-bluth Follow Steven Ray Morris on Twitter: https://twitter.com/StevenRayMorris Check out Steven's new podcast, See Jurassic Right: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/see-jurassic-right/id1239538917?mt=2 Theme song by Anabot (Analise Nelson) and Dax Schaffer: https://thesaxelnaiad.bandcamp.com/ Artwork by Jillian Yoffe: flatratstudio.com Part of the Exactly Right podcast network See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

It’s a virtual visit to Chicago, Ellinois, on this week’s episode. Jared and Mike ask Jim Zespy, Ed Blair, and Owen Ashworth what their top 3 favorite restaurants in Chicago are, and get nine different answers! https://archive.org/download/ur-67-podcast-version/UR%2067%20Podcast%20Version.mp3

It’s a virtual visit to Chicago, Ellinois, on this week’s episode. Jared and Mike ask Jim Zespy, Ed Blair, and Owen Ashworth what their top 3 favorite restaurants in Chicago are, and get nine different answers! https://archive.org/download/ur-67-podcast-version/UR%2067%20Podcast%20Version.mp3

Baby’s 1st Album Episode! Owen Ashworth’s fourth album under CFTPA all adhered to strict rules: short songs, played in the key of C, and recorded on a Casio keyboard. We talk about music, how it works on our brains, and what’s up with all those notes? Like, how many do we really need? C’mon. Enough.

After a brief holiday break, Jared and Mike return with in-studio guests and touring musicians, Owen Ashworth (of Advance Base and Orindal Records) and Caleb (of Sinai Vessel). Then, newly minted Southern Correspondent, Robert Newsome (of The Atomic Elbow) calls in to give us what fer. https://archive.org/download/ur54podcastversion/UR%2054%20-%20Podcast%20Version.mp3 

After a brief holiday break, Jared and Mike return with in-studio guests and touring musicians, Owen Ashworth (of Advance Base and Orindal Records) and Caleb (of Sinai Vessel). Then, newly minted Southern Correspondent, Robert Newsome (of The Atomic Elbow) calls in to give us what fer. https://archive.org/download/ur54podcastversion/UR%2054%20-%20Podcast%20Version.mp3 

Our guest is Autumn from the lo-fi bedroom pop act Moon Racer! Autumn makes intimate, dreamy songs using vintage Casio synths, a four-track tape recorder, and her own sweet voice. Andy talks with Moon Racer about: touring, music she loves, and connecting with musician and Orindal Records founder Owen Ashworth and releasing music via his label. Andy plays Moon Racer's latest single, a cover of the Patty Loveless song "You Can Feel Bad". Find more Moon Racer music at her Bandcamp page here: https://moon-racer.bandcamp.com/ 

Jared and Mike are joined this week via cellular telephone by the great Owen Ashworth of Advance Base and Orindal Records. In addition to discussing the first time each of them consciously desired GrapeNuts®, they also go in hard on Owen’s fantastic brand new record, Animal Companionship. https://archive.org/download/UR21PodcastVersion/UR%2021%20Podcast%20Version.mp3

Jared and Mike are joined this week via cellular telephone by the great Owen Ashworth of Advance Base and Orindal Records. In addition to discussing the first time each of them consciously desired GrapeNuts®, they also go in hard on Owen’s fantastic brand new record, Animal Companionship. https://archive.org/download/UR21PodcastVersion/UR%2021%20Podcast%20Version.mp3

TJ Sokoluk interviews Owen Ashworth (Casiotone for the Painfully Alone / Advance Base) from Chicago, Illinois. If you cannot see the audio controls, your browser does not support the audio element intro - - notvoutro -  Edith Wong (Magical Beautiful Remodel) - Casiotone for the Painfully Alone

Dynasty Podcasts Chicagoverse 055 - Advance Base dynastypodcasts.com @dynastypodcasts Making his Dynasty Podcasts debut at SXSW 2016, Owen Ashworth of Advance Base explains how his current project builds off of his previous work as Casiotone for the Painfully Alone. Ashworth also reveals what he looks for when signing artists to his label, Orindal Records, and shares details on the forthcoming Advance Base live record. Recorded at SXSW 2016 for Illinois Entertainer, Chicago Inno, #ChicagoMade, and Dynasty Podcasts. Part of the #DYNASTYNEXT initiative. Hosted by Jaime Black Produced by Julia Johanek Logo design by Danyelle Sage | danyellesage.com Voice imaging by Alice Hayes

Today we celebrate the rerelease of Mountain Rock by Dear Nora by chatting w musicians Katy Davidson & Owen Ashworth about touring, gross food, feminism and MORE!

www.mikeadams.info Sour kraut, more wildlife, a call-in from special guest Owen Ashworth of Advance Base, Barton Springs extreme thong man, a memorial service for dear Mark, and more on this 8+ hour drive! https://archive.org/download/TVTT177/TVTT%2017-7.mp3

Advance Base is Owen Ashworth, a Chicago-based musician formerly known as Casiotone for the Painfully Alone. Owen has been active since 1997 and was fixture of the Tomlab label until he started his own Orindal Records. Owen and I sat down in the basement of Silent Barn this past February and discussed getting started, losing hearing, literary influences and all the companions Owen has gathered over the years. Featured songs (in order) are: “Hot Boyz” by Casiotone for the Painfully Alone w/ Dear Nora “Trouble Enough” by Advance Base “Riot Girls” by Advance Base For more information on Owen go to advancebasemusic.com or orindal.com. For more information about the show go to postdefinitely.com or email postdefinitely@jmcaggregate.com +Jordan Michael

Another episode with no voice-over from me, however, if you're interested in any of the music, there are a few notes following the track listing. Tracks 1. Whatever Makes You Happy 2:11 Alessi's Ark The Still Life 2013 2. The Veil 2:19 Lisa Gerrard Twilight Kingdom 2014 3. Night Bus 2:20 Burial Burial 2006 4. Grim Augury 2:32 Danger Mouse & Sparklehorse Dark Night Of The Soul 2010 5. Sunday St 2:33 Casiotone For The Painfully Alone Advance Base Battery Life 2008 6. The Golden Wedding Of Sorrow 2:46 Death In June Symbols And Clouds 2009 7. The arrow of time 3:12 Leyland Kirby Eager to tear apart the stars 2011 8. I Love My TV 3:16 Death Of The Neighbourhood Death Of The Neighbourhood 2008 9. End Of Time 3:20 CocoRosie Tales Of A Grass Widow 2013 10. Weakling Flier 3:23 Blanck Mass Blanck Mass 2011 11. Gone 3:28 Matt Elliott Failing Songs 2006 12. Bang Bang You're Dead 3:33 Dirty Pretty Things Waterloo To Anywhere 2006 13. Oh, Why 4:12 Balam Acab Wander / Wonder 2011 14. Big Eyed Beans From Venus 4:15 Captain Beefheart & The Magic Band Back To Mine 1972 15. Keepin' It Steel (The Anvil ) 4:29 Amon Tobin Supermodified 2000 16. Kicks 5:25 FKA twigs LP1 2014 17. Voice Games 6:38 Jocelyn Pook Ensemble Unknown Public 15 - Dancing/Listening 2003 18. Red Sex 5:37 Vessel Punish, Honey 2014 1. Alessi's Ark: Is singer-song-writer Alessi Laurent-Marke from Hammersmith. I nearly lived in Hammersmith, but in fact lived in Barnes, but very north Barnes – it went, our street, St.Pauls school playing fields, the River Thames, Hammersmith. 2. Lisa Gerrard Frequent listeners will know of my love for the contralto voice and of Lisa. When in Australia recently, I found a DVD about her which is part documentary, part music and which is excellent in my opinion. This track is from her latest album which is for download only at this stage. 3. Burial: is William Bevan from London. I've procured both albums so far and in the electronics field – they are top notch. This track's from his first album 4. Danger Mouse & Sparklehorse I rather liked Mark Linkous (Sparklehorse) and have all of his albums. He took his own life in March 2010. Danger Mouse has gone from strength to strength winning accolades and awards. 5. Casiotone for the painfully alone: is American, Owen Ashworth. He retired the name & songs in 2010 and now performs under the Monika ‘Advance base'. 6. Death in June: are a neofolk group led by English folky Douglas P(earce). They have been around since the beginning of the 80's and through various members have greatly influenced the more Avant garde /Industrial/rock (Nurse with wound; Throbbing Gristle; Current 93…) but with their various phases of performance art, left a nasty taste with, seemingly, their enthrall with a sanitised Nazism back in the 80's. 7. Leyland Kirby again with his evocation of times past using piano, other keyboards a single voice. He recently turned 40 and produced for download an album which has since disappeared. To everyone who purchased & downloaded that album however, he sent a personalised thank you email. How things have changed. 8. Death of the Neighbourhood is simply another one of Stephen Jones's many guises – know now as exBabybird, he also releases work under the Monika's of Black Reindeer; The Great Sadness; Deluder; Trucker as well as under his own name (and all to be found in my record collection) 9. CocoRosie I came to CoCo through Anthony (Hegarty, of ‘& the Johnsons' fame). Weird but wonderful with a confusing a website (probably down to Touch & go records) however, if you are prepared to wait for the download you will be rewarded with the girls singing. I'd stop there if I were you rather than clicking on! 10. Blank Mass: is Ben Power, one the founding members of F*Buttons, now out there on his own but doing rather well. He supported Icelandic band Sigur Ros UK tour last year (2013) 11. Matt Elliott Another of my favourite artists. Like Ben Power, another Bristolian. The music papers tend to bag him as ‘dark folk'. His early albums had a sound of the Eastern Europe and his latest a more Spanish Flamenco feel. This track is from his more Eastern Europe period and as most of his songs are over 8 minutes – this is one chosen for brevity rather than content. I still like it though. 12. Dirty Pretty Things: For Carl Barat, this is what happened after the Libertines fell apart following his dispute with Peter Doherty. It lasted from that time; 2005 until itself fell apart in 2008. 13. Balam Acab I think this track gives a wonderful atmosphere, sounding a little like Moby, except for the other-worldly vocals. Now overdue for another album I think. 14. Capt. Beefheart The Captain was and still is different. Not for the feint hearted, Beefheart was different with a capitol D. He is part of what is now termed ‘outsider music'. I loved Strictly Personal his second commercial LP in UK (after Safe as milk – also very good, so why did I sell it?) and before the famous Troutmask Replica. Troutmask was too over the top for many and compared with his first two albums – it is. However, Strictly P points the way with such great numbers as Gimme dat harp boy. That track, available on a compilation album, Gutbucket gave me my first glimpse of Beefheart-world and I had to go there, own the album, sing the tunes…. I regret selling his later works (Lick my decals off & Clear Spot). The ‘Mirror man' sessions have been re-released and ‘Electricity' from Safe as Milk always makes me think about watching the first pylons being constructed in the West Midlands to carry the demand for electricity following the baby boom. It was interesting watching the steeplejacks construct these things, but when they had moved down the line one was left with a scar on the land which forever changed Britain. I'm always reminded of this when I visit Tuscany. Hardly a pylon in sight and yet in England, no beautiful scenic part of the island can be seen without these lumps of metal, stretching out across the landscape. I saw the Captain in concert and festival several times, back in the day. He's gone now. 15. Amon Tobin is a Brazilian musician, composer and producer of electronic music. He is described as a virtuoso sound designer and is considered to be one of the most influential electronic music artists in the world. I bought a box set of retro stuff which includes a dvd to his concert for his work Isam – unbelievable at the time and I haven't seen anything like it since. 16. FKA Twigs Formally Known As Twigs because, like Dirty Pretty Things of a few tracks ago – someone else disputed use of the name as they had been using it for longer – so unlike DPT who worked live under the name ‘Bright Young Things' - Twigs opted for the ‘Prince' like, FKA. 17. Jocelyn Pook Ensemble The Unknown Public box sets are rather splendid in providing an introduction to the wonderful world of weird. This track is one of the more straight-forward on this set (Vol 15). 18. Vessel Yet another Bristolian, Seb Gainsborough. I lived in Bristol for a year. Always thought I'd return one day – but doubtful now. Bristol seems to have moved from the home of Trip-hop and Bass to Electronica! Using techno and house as a jumping off point Vessel manages to twist these things into something unconventional and alien, often creating music that sounds as if it's rhythmically out of control when in fact it's all tightly controlled chaos. I love it. 19. Dropping out with Kevin Ayres Enjoy, Peter

Front man and songwriter Owen Ashworth of Advance Base and Casiotone For The Painfully Alone sits down with Dwyer to discuss music, movies, the great city of Chicago and the satanic charms of Led Zeppelin. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The Dutchcast was named after football.  I was at the pub all day watching United play QPR and City getting done by Arsenal.  For some reason this reminded me of living in Holland, primarily because Arsenal have dropped off the pace in the Premier League a lot recently, but when I was in Holland it was the height of the Wenger vs. Ferguson clashes, so watching the team play again and actually caring about the result reminded me really strongly of a time when Arsenal actually mattered as a football club.  Harsh, but fair.So yes, in my reminiscences of my time spent living in Holland I have popped in a couple of songs I was introduced to by pals when I lived out there, as well as a cracking track by Bettie Serveert, one of the most well-respected Dutch indie bands out there.Added to that are a couple of new things from the internet, not least the new track from Owen Ashworth's new project Advance Base, as well as a demo from our pal Tom Western, who recorded four gorgeous demos in our living room about a month ago.  These songs are awaiting a proper recording, but for now the demos themselves are lovely enough. 01. Supergrass - Cheapskate (00.26) 02. Weeping Willows - Failing in Love (08.51) 03. Bettie Serveert - I'll Keep it With Mine (12.45) 04. Tom Western - Green Broom (Demo) (19.52) 05. Advance Base - New Gospel (27.53) 06. Dennis Driscoll - Bury Me Beneath the Weeping Willow (33.06) 07. Niilo Smeds - Summer Air (37.46) 08. The Verve - Lucky Man (45.26) 09. Grandaddy - Summer Here Kids (52.41) 10. Symphonic Pictures - Feathers (59.35)

Politics Run Amok Edition! Featuring unhinged would-be treasurers and masturbation-oppossed would-be Senators. Appearances by Chris Hayes of The Nation, Owen Ashworth of Casiotone For The Painfully Alone, and MoMo the dog. Because damn he's cute.