Podcasts about Painted Ruins

In this episode JMac, Lowney and Stuki welcome a very special guest from thesound.fm who shares his opinions on the usual Top 3 selections from the Guntz May playlist.Another show and the inability to not mention ‘that band' continues. Lowney shows disdain for a certain 70's icon. JMac fondly relives a romantic moment and Stuki evokes the spirit of Frankie Boyle.The May playlist on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5pRRNj66EDIdpatFnkgBXm?si=c4113a274eb64136Alabama 3's $500 fee for Sopranos theme: https://www.ladbible.com/news/uk-music-alabama-3-made-no-real-money-from-iconic-sopranos-theme-tune-20191219Shearwater perform Bowie's Berlin Trilogy: https://shearwater.bandcamp.com/album/shearwater-plays-bowies-berlin-trilogy-live-complete-three-album-set-2019Grizzly Bear, Painted Ruins on Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/album/3QOXA8bqsml8CslUdgHXrW?si=oxXbIZ_uSrSUlFahKkk5bgFrankie Boyle & the Queen's haunted pussy routine: https://youtu.be/N_ESgHRI5HIGod Save the Queen, the BBC and chart positions: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/God_Save_the_Queen_(Sex_Pistols_song)Jacob Slater of Wunderhorse as Paul Cook in Pistol: https://www.radiotimes.com/tv/drama/pistol-disney-plus-cast/Butterflies lyrics & article on the subject matter of the song: https://beatsperminute.com/wunderhorse-harnesses-uneasiness-on-the-bruising-butterflies/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The four piece Brooklyn indie rock band "Grizzly Bear" originally started out as a collection of songs written and recorded by frontman Ed Droste, however feeling that he didn't want to release a solo project, or shine the light on himself, he ended up recruiting fellow musicians Christopher Bear, Chris Taylor and Daniel Rossen in order to bring his project to the live stage, and for a debut US tour.Since those early days the band have released five studio albums and toured the world, opening for massive acts such as Radiohead, and have even composed songs for the "Twilight" movies.Their last album dropped in 2017 and Ed Droste has since announced he has left the band. The future for "Grizzly Bear" may be uncertain, but what is for sure is that they have put out a solid back-catalogue of impressive material and in this episode Jay and Jesse discuss the band's early formation, their approach to music and the guys spin some of their favorite tracks from across the five albums."Roots to Grooves" is a production of SIGNL.https://www.signlradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/signlradiohttps://www.twitter.com/signlradiohttps://www.facebook.com/signlradiohttps://www.mixcloud.com/signlhttps://open.spotify.com/user/96mhz6qfjoztxbl2dpm0uj903?si=aAZpsoEnRAKdx85kr1QWhg

You can listen to Grizzly Bear’s Shields on: Apple Music Spotify Or purchase Shields on: Amazon Music Grizzly Bear’s discography Yellow House (2006) Veckatimest (2009) Shields (2012) Painted Ruins (2017) “Damn BOI HE THICC” Albums: available now for free on the iOS App Store Mentioned credits: Ben Wilkerson Tousley Richard Diebenkorn Michael H. Brauer Ryan Gilligan Bob Ludwig “That Guy” is Real Estate’s Alex Bleeker, who famously writes a token song per album, such as: “Wonder Years” from 2011’s Days “How Might I Live” from 2014’s Atlas “Diamond Eyes” from 2017’s In Mind Shields: B-Sides Aftershow: The Last of Us Part II. If you haven’t played it, play it. It’s a masterpiece. Quotes Chris Bear and I went to Mexico for a month. It was in Baja, this cute little cheap place. There was no one around, no cell reception. We could focus on doing stuff. We wrote ten songs and were so stoked. Then we brought it to the other two guys and they were like, “We’re not understanding what you’re going for here. This isn’t really our vibe.” We were deflated. The only song from the Mexico sessions that made it was “Yet Again.” Ed Droste, genius.com Art ♫︎

Wonder and whimsy abound as the classic trio dissect Grizzly Bear's 2017 release "Painted Ruins". By the classic trio, we of course are referring to the three Sir Michael Caines (just go with it, it's easier that way). Patrick Michael Caine succumbs to the "Metacricket", Jim Michael Caine regales us with another one of his trademark "international incidents", and Christopher Michael Caine? Well, let's just say he still knows a thing or two about Zelda. Enjoy.

Hello World! We’re excited to present a new music themed episode! I am joined once again by my hetero life-mate, Ben, to discuss some of our favorite artists and recommend for you, our audience, selected songs from each of their respective discographies that we feel are the optimal jumping off points in order to get a feel for their particular flavor & style of music. Have feedback? You can contact us via twitter (@fafpodcast) OR the podcast’s email: fafpodcast@gmail.com. ALSO, if you really, really dig the show, please subscribe and share. Enjoy! Music links: - Daft Punk o “One More Time”, Discovery: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A2VpR8HahKc o “Digital Love”, Discovery: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4whD6uAryMs - Chvrches o “Science/Visions”, The Bones of What You Believe: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bpKc9Mj5j4s - Fleet Foxes o “White Winter Hymnal”, Fleet Foxes: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t_jHavoxo1s - Run The Jewels o “Oh My Darling Don’t Cry”, Run The Jewels 2: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OG4ROzg78Bo - Grizzly Bear o “Losing All Sense”, Painted Ruins: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Av-BCG0xjS0

The guys talk about Kenan and Kel, or really just Kel's affinity for orange soda, Ariel's new boots, Disneyland and self improvement. They discussed the potential cancellation of Woodstock's 50th anniversary, Tool teasing a new album ahead of their upcoming tour, the National's new album and full length film, an upcoming documentary about Bob Moog, and of course the recent alleged herpes outbreak surrounding the Coachella Arts and Music Festival. This week's album review: "Painted Ruins" by Grizzly Bear Next week's album review: "You Want It Darker" by Leonard Cohen

This week, the guys discuss their affinity for dachshund hounds, and the problems with current trends in the pure breed landscape, the importance of punctuality, and Puddles Pity Party. There is discussion of band name password protection, Eminem's beard, and the term "Stan" being inducted into the Merriam Webster Dictionary, Record Store Day statistics, the Aftershock Music Festival Lineup, Notre Dame Cathedral's organ fire, among other important industry news. This week's album review: "Spiderland" by Slint Next week's album review: "Painted Ruins" by Grizzly Bear

Today, the Ear Buddies are going back in time! All the way.... to 2017... to talk about the latest album from Grizzly Bear, Painted Ruins (6:46). This is the first of the Ear Buddies Rewind series, in which they review a past album they find to be brilliant, overlooked, baffling, or in any way remarkable enough to warrant discussion!  Contact:  EarBuddiespod@gmail.com Instagram: EarBuddiespod Twitter: @earbuddiespod

Ed Droste from the band Grizzly Bear joins Lara and Ryan for a true lollercoaster! They all admit they're majorly willing to sacrifice in order to live a tax-free life, provide a glimpse into their friendship whorigin story, check in on Sky, slander fringe, etc. Feeling like you're on the brink of babedom? Don't stress, just visit Babepodcast.com or follow us on Instagram @babepodcast. Also, Grizzly Bear is on TOUR THIS SUMMER, Y'ALL! You can buy tix (and Painted Ruins, of course) at http://grizzly-bear.net/ See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

As founding member for Grizzly Bear, Ed Droste has shaped the sound of modern indie music. Across five albums, the American band have layered intricate and nuanced guitar music with choirboy vocals and a lot of heart. Their breakthrough album was Yellow House, but since then they've held fans enraptured and toured Australia multiple times over the years. Their latest album is Painted Ruins, a record that came after a five year break from the band.  With Grizzly Bear's layered music in mind, I gave Ed the theme “songs that unravel.” The mid 90's reigned supreme as the meat in this sandwich, but he really did go all over the place and spoke about the songs he loved as well as the time we're living in, as music fans. From album vs playlist culture, to the risks we take in music, this is a wonderful conversation not only diving into his own collection but his deepest thoughts on the state of the industry.  Beach House - 'Master of None' Bjork - 'Army of Me' Pavement - 'Fight This Generation' Aaliyah - 'One In A Million' Adele - 'Rolling In The Deep' (Jamie xx Shuffle)

As founding member for Grizzly Bear, Ed Droste has shaped the sound of modern indie music. Across five albums, the American band have layered intricate and nuanced guitar music with choirboy vocals and a lot of heart. Their breakthrough album was Yellow House, but since then they’ve held fans enraptured and toured Australia multiple times over the years. Their latest album is Painted Ruins, a record that came after a five year break from the band.  With Grizzly Bear’s layered music in mind, I gave Ed the theme “songs that unravel.” The mid 90's reigned supreme as the meat in this sandwich, but he really did go all over the place and spoke about the songs he loved as well as the time we're living in, as music fans. From album vs playlist culture, to the risks we take in music, this is a wonderful conversation not only diving into his own collection but his deepest thoughts on the state of the industry.  Beach House - 'Master of None' Bjork - 'Army of Me' Pavement - 'Fight This Generation' Aaliyah - 'One In A Million' Adele - 'Rolling In The Deep' (Jamie xx Shuffle)

As founding member for Grizzly Bear, Ed Droste has shaped the sound of modern indie music. Across five albums, the American band have layered intricate and nuanced guitar music with choirboy vocals and a lot of heart. Their breakthrough album was Yellow House, but since then they’ve held fans enraptured and toured Australia multiple times over the years. Their latest album is Painted Ruins, a record that came after a five year break from the band.  With Grizzly Bear’s layered music in mind, I gave Ed the theme “songs that unravel.” The mid 90's reigned supreme as the meat in this sandwich, but he really did go all over the place and spoke about the songs he loved as well as the time we're living in, as music fans. From album vs playlist culture, to the risks we take in music, this is a wonderful conversation not only diving into his own collection but his deepest thoughts on the state of the industry.  Beach House - 'Master of None' Bjork - 'Army of Me' Pavement - 'Fight This Generation' Aaliyah - 'One In A Million' Adele - 'Rolling In The Deep' (Jamie xx Shuffle)

Tony Stamp talks to Ed Droste from Grizzly Bear about their new album Painted Ruins.

The band tells CPR's OpenAir how bassist and producer Chris Taylor stepped up in a big way on its latest album.

This week we're talking about Grizzly Bear. We'll start with their new album Painter Ruins then later we'll dig into the back catalogue, that's next on The Radio Cure! Grizzly Bear: http://grizzly-bear.net/ Apple playlist: https://itunes.apple.com/us/playlist/grizzly-bear/idpl.u-xlyNqG2CpomPNr Spotify Playlist: For all the links to the reviews and the music: https://www.theradiocurepod.com/blog/2017/8/29/grizzly-bear-painted-ruins

In this episode, Jake and Sean discuss the new album by Grizzly Bear, "Painted Ruins," and own up to the fact that neither really "gets" Brand New. They also discuss Pitchfork's recently released list of the "200 Best Albums of the 1960s." Segments include Trust Tree and Mount Rushmore. Post-show features Game of Thrones talk.

Nach dem letzten Album „Shields“ brauchten die Mitglieder von Grizzly Bear erstmal dringend Abstand voneinander. Aber die Vorzeigeband des „New Weird America“ hat sich doch noch einmal zusammengerauft. Zum Glück, denn sonst könnten wir uns nicht über ihr sehr gelungenes neues Album „Painted Ruins“ freuen. >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/album-der-woche-grizzly-bear-painted-ruins

Estrenamos el segundo año de Mojoverso hablando de Grizzly Bear una de las bandas fundamentales para entender la escena indie americana de la primera década del siglo XI gracias a su inconfundible sonido que nace de la música folk al que saben adaptar a distintos géneros y sonidos. Como es habitual hacemos un breve repaso a su discografía en preparación de su último álbum de estudio: Painted Ruins. Suenan: LCD Soundsystem: 45:33 (Pt. 2) Grizzly Bear: Campfire Grizzly Bear: Knife Grizzly Bear: On a Neck, On a Spit Grizzly Bear: Two Weeks Grizzly Bear: All We Ask Grizzly Bear: Speak in Rounds Grizzly Bear: Yet Again Grizzly Bear: Sleeping Ute (Nicolas Jaar Remix) Grizzly Bear: Four Cypresses Grizzly Bear: Morning Sound

Estrenamos el segundo año de Mojoverso hablando de Grizzly Bear una de las bandas fundamentales para entender la escena indie americana de la primera década del siglo XI gracias a su inconfundible sonido que nace de la música folk al que saben adaptar a distintos géneros y sonidos. Como es habitual hacemos un breve repaso a su discografía en preparación de su último álbum de estudio: Painted Ruins. Suenan: LCD Soundsystem: 45:33 (Pt. 2) Grizzly Bear: Campfire Grizzly Bear: Knife Grizzly Bear: On a Neck, On a Spit Grizzly Bear: Two Weeks Grizzly Bear: All We Ask Grizzly Bear: Speak in Rounds Grizzly Bear: Yet Again Grizzly Bear: Sleeping Ute (Nicolas Jaar Remix) Grizzly Bear: Four Cypresses Grizzly Bear: Morning Sound

Between 2004 and 2012, Grizzly Bear put out four critically-acclaimed albums. Their newest album is called Painted Ruins, and it features this song, Four Cypresses. In this episode, two members of the band, Chris Taylor and Daniel Rossen, tell the story of how the song came together. songexploder.net/grizzly-bear Song Exploder listener survey: surveynerds.com/songexploder