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EVERY OTHER KREATIVE KONTROL EPISODE IS ONLY ACCESSIBLE TO MONTHLY $6 USD PATREON SUPPORTERS. Enjoy this excerpt and please subscribe now via this link to hear this full episode. Thanks!Phil Elverum is here to discuss the new Mount Eerie album, Night Palace, moving back to Washington State after a period living in New York, immersion in your community with family and friends, home ownership and having a sense of place, wealth accumulation and land back, singing and talking to animals, dating songs like journal entries, elaborate album packaging, parents and Palace Brothers, meditation and loving Eric's Trip and Rick White's artwork, a complementary book, future plans, and much more. Support vish on Patreon! Thanks to Blackbyrd Myoozik, the Bookshelf, Planet Bean Coffee, and Grandad's Donuts. Support Y.E.S.S., Pride Centre of Edmonton, and Letters to Santa. Follow vish online.Related episodes/links:Ep. #889: Rick White and The SadiesEp. #775: Will Oldham & Lori DamianoEp. #673: Sonic YouthEp. #666: Elevator to HellEp. #651: Julie DoironEp. #500: Rick WhiteEp. #317: Bonnie ‘Prince' BillyEp. #134: Bonnie ‘Prince' BillyEric's Trip - A Love SupremeSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/kreative-kontrol. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Returning guest, filmmaker Alan Zweig (Vinyl, When Jews Were Funny), brings us Will Oldham - a.k.a. Palace Brothers, Bonnie 'Prince' Billy...etc) and his stunning debut: 'There Is No-One What Will Take Care of You'First released in 1993 under a cloud of mystery, Oldham's dark tales of sin, lust, alcohol, and redemption made for rousing conversation - as we name-checked The Louvin Brothers, The Velvet Underground and many others along the way. Songs discussed in this episode: Oh Lord Are You In Need - Glen Dentinger, Joe Manning and Rachel Grimes; Breadcrumb Trail - Slint; O Let It Be - Will Oldham; I See A Darkness - Johnny Cash; The House Carpenter - The Doc Watson Family; A Little Soldier For Jesus - Ralph Stanley & Friends; Idle Hands are the Devil's Playthings - Palace Brothers; The River Of Jordan - The Louvin Brothers; Long Before, I Tried To Stay Healthy For You, The Cellar Song, (I Was Drunk At The) Pulpit - Palace Brothers; Ocean - The Velvet Underground; There Is No One What Will Take Care Of You, O Lord Are You In Need, Merida - Palace Brothers; Walking On Sunshine - Katrina & The Waves; King Me - Palace Brothers; Single Girl, Married Girl - The Carter Family;  I Had A Good Mother and Father, Riding, O Paul - Palace Brothers; O Paul - Bonnie 'Prince' Billy with Natalie Bajandas

Will Westercauw's good friend Jeremy T. returns to talk about 6 artists/bands that didn't chart on the Modern Rock Charts in 1993, but maybe should have... Songs under discussion include: Pulp - "Razzmatazz" Buzzcocks - "Innocent" Palace Brothers - "Ohio River Boat Song" Swervedriver - "Duel" Liz Phair - "Fuck and Run" Archers of Loaf - "Web in Front" & more... Season 4 Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/3RV2gzADXh93VuQieGrbVX?si=a27496763c144062

For the 25th anniversary of the first Bonnie “Prince” Billy album, we take a detailed look at how it was made. Will Oldham grew up studying acting but decided to pursue music while he was attending Brown University. In 1992, he released his first single with Drag City under the name Palace Brothers. A series of albums followed under several variations of the Palace name, which reflected Oldham's unique approach to treating the album, rather than the artist, as the primary entity. In 1998, he had an epiphany that he could inhabit a new character named Bonnie “Prince” Billy for his music moving forward and put his concerns about an artist identity to rest. He began living in his father's farmhouse in Shelbyville, Kentucky along with his brother, Paul, who had been studying recording and set up a makeshift studio. In this isolated environment, Oldham worked on writing songs and had the freedom to record himself in a way that he never had before. Eventually, Oldham invited other musicians including Peter Townsend, Bob Arellano, Colin Gagon and David Pajo to flesh out the songs that would make up the I SEE A DARKNESS record. In this episode, Will Oldham describes a newfound approach to making music at this time and how he viewed his former Palace work as his apprenticeship years. As Bonnie “Prince” Billy, he found that he could portray a larger than life character who had the power to sing songs across the emotional spectrum. The Bonnie character opened up his approach to songwriting as he began to incorporate some traditional elements like bridges and dramatic builds. From a growing confidence in his singing to a deteriorating relationship and the decision to form a sub label to a love of post-apocalyptic landscapes to adding humor as a release valve to taking inspiration from contemporaries like PJ Harvey to the unlikely events that led to Johnny Cash covering the title track, we'll hear the stories of how the record came together.

In this episode, we get to meet Bonnie "Prince" Billy - aka Will Oldham. Will has had a great year in music, putting out one of his best records yet with Keeping Secrets Will Destroy You (by some counts his 21st record!) back in August. In this chat, Will and I discuss that album at length, including some of what went into and inspired it. We talk about his long history of selecting perfect singing partners and musical collaborators, and how important singing and voices are to him, and how much we have left to learn from older musicians. We also touch on his old material with Palace Brothers, his intermittent acting career (which was his original career aspiration), and the longlasting magic and legacy of his most famous song "I See a Darkness". It was a warm and rambling talk, like hanging with an old pal, and I think you'll enjoy it. Thank you for listening.

Episode 30 of Campfire Songs featuring Blue Aeorplanes, Mainland Break, Pretty Flowers, Raphael Saadiq, Camper Van Beethoven, Ural Thomas & The Pain, Palace Brothers, Dillon Fence.  Plus we talk about Bob Mould and Sugar, as well as various Chicago musicians.

fIREHOSE "The Red And The Black"Honor Role "Listening to Sally"Trans Am "Play In the Summer"Shannon Wright "St. Pete"Moving Targets "Falling"Silkworm "Drag the River"Nothing Painted Blue "Modern Again"Mates of State "Quit Doin' It"Shellac "Doris"Boss Hog "I Dig You"Blonde Redhead "In an Expression of the Inexpressible"Jawbreaker "First Step"Fluf "Sticky Bun"J Mascis "Circle"The Van Pelt "The Good, The Bad, And the Blind"Gastr Del Sol "The Seasons Reverse"Stack Waddy "Roadrunner"Gray Matter "Phobias"Portastatic "Beer and Chocolate Bars"Dead Meadow "What Needs Must Be"Slant 6 "Don't You Ever"Unwound "Re-enact the Crime"Shin Joong Hyun "Moon Watching"Kicking Giant "Lucky"Fugazi "Cassavetes"Beat Happening "Bury the Hammer"Naked Raygun "Rat Patrol"Meat Puppets "Lost"Palace Brothers "The Cellar Song"Dianogah "A Breaks B"Lungfish "Panic and Hysteria"

Episode 70 of Pudding On The Wrist. With Mystery Waitress, Mary Timony, Eight Point Star, Palace Brothers, Whitney K, Indonesian girl groups, Turkish Psychedelic rock, Serbian Folk Rock, and more.  Giving you what the algorithms won't since February 2020.

Tuba Skinny "Some Kind-A-Shake"Pokey La Farge and the South City Three "So Long Honeybee, Goodbye"Tony Mottola "Fun On the Frets"Elvis Presley "Baby Let's Play House"Bob Dylan "Outlaw Blues"Robert Johnson "Preachin' Blues (Up Jumped the Devil)"AC/DC "There's Gonna Be Some Rockin'"Lucinda Williams "Honey Bee"Mr Bear & His Bearcats "Mr Bear Comes to Town"Robert Belfour "Black Mattie"Neko Case "Hex"Johnny Cash "Like The 309"The Palace Brothers "I Had a Good Mother and Father"Gillian Welch "Beulah Land"Daniel Bachman "Won't You Cross Over To That Other Shore (Reprise)"Tom Waits "Red Shoes by the Drugstore"Arthur Dodge & The Horsefeathers "Birmingham"Kiki Cavazos "Dancing Joe"Bessie Smith "Blue Spirit Blues"Steve Earle "Transcendental Blues"Otis Rush "Jump Sister Bessie"Fleetwood Mac "Hellhound On My Trail"Hank Williams "I Won't Be Home No More"Shovels & Rope "Blue Eyes Crying in the Rain (feat. John Moreland)"King Oliver "Deep Henderson (feat. King Oliver's Dixie Syncopators)"Bob Wills & His Texas Playboys "Milk Cow Blues"Memphis Jug Band "Oh Ambulance Man"Otis Smith "Sunday School Woman"Jelly Roll Morton "Original Jelly Roll Blues"Wanda Jackson "Fujiyama Mama"Pete "Guitar" Lewis "Ooh Midnight"The Mountain Goats "Dance Music"R.E.M. "Stumble"The Clash "Rudie Can't Fail"Louis Armstrong "Old Man Mose"Sister Rosetta Tharpe "Down By The Riverside"Billy Joe Shaver "Ride Me Down Easy"Elvis Costello "Red Cotton"Sugar Britches "Devil to Some"Drag the River "Losing Everyone"Billie Holiday "I Wished On the Moon (with Teddy Wilson and His Orchestra)"The White Stripes "In The Cold, Cold Night"Various Artists "Long Distance Call"Walter Vinson "Rosa Lee Blues"Fats Domino "I'll Be Glad When You're Dead You Rascal You"Alcide "Slow Drag" Pavageau "Creole Song (feat. Fred Vigorito, Albert Burbank, Jim Robinson, George Guesnon, Don Ewell & Bill Bissonnette)"Lefty Frizzell "Cigarettes and Coffee Blues"Light Crust Doughboys "Knocky, Knocky"Muddy Waters "Hey, Hey"Andrew Bird;Jimbo Mathus "Burn the Honky Tonk"Elvis Presley "Tomorrow Night"Robert Johnson "Love In Vain"Tuba Skinny "Wee Midnight Hours"

Washington Social Club "Breaking the Dawn"Howlin' Wolf "Back Door Man"The Kills "Pots and Pans"Jimmy Duck Holmes "Buddy Brown"Ramblin' Jack Elliot "Riding In My Car"The Felice Brothers "Woman Next Door"Tommy Johnson "Big Road Blues"Palace Brothers "I Tried To Stay Healthy For You"Etta Baker "Going Down the Road Feeling Bad"Jimmy Reed "I Ain't Got You"Jessie Mae Hemphill "She-Wolf"ZZ Top "Mushmouth Shoutin'"The White Stripes "You've Got Her In Your Pocket"Precious Bryant "The Truth"Peppermint Harris "There's a Dead Cat on the Line (with Maxwell Davis and His All-Stars)"Eilen Jewell "One of Those Days"Kiki Cavazos "Two Bit Gambler"Neko Case "Deep Red Bells"Roy Harper "The Same Old Rock"Led Zeppelin "Hats Off To [Roy] Harper"Blind Gary Davis "Samson And Delilah"Courtney Barnett "Nobody Really Cares If You Don't Go To The Party"Jon Latham "Kimberly Met Billy"Cory Branan "Yesterday (Circa Summer 80 Somethin)"Superchunk "Shallow End"Drag the River "Next Time Not Around"Cafeteria "Gorgeous Friend"The Delgados "Everything Goes Around The Water"Louis Armstrong "(I'll Be Glad When You're Dead) You Rascal You"Tommy McClennan "Cotton Patch Blues"Billie and De De Pierce "Mama Don't Allow"Fred McDowell "Drop Down Mama"Nina Simone "Blues for Mama"The Black Keys "Sinister Kid"Steve Earle "Hard-Core Troubadour"Elvis Costello "Radio Sweetheart"Valerie June "Fallin'"Bob Dylan "Simple Twist of Fate"Billie Holiday "It's Too Hot for Words"Fats Domino "Your Cheatin' Heart"Colter Wall "Big Iron"Drunken Catfish Ramblers "Smokestack Lightning"Cousin Joe "Juice On The Loose"Elvis Presley "Trying to Get to You"Howlin' Wolf "Ridin' In the Moonlight"John R. Miller "Relaxation"

Salut à toutes et à tous,  J'ai le plaisir de recevoir Bertrand Loutte pour ce 26ème numéro. Actuellement journaliste culture au JT d'Arte, nous revenons sur son lien avec la musique et son parcours. Nous revenons également sur son livre 45 tours de confinement (Chicmédias édition / section 26); ouvrage qui compile les chroniques de 45 tours publiées sur le site section 26 durant le confinement débuté mars 2020.  REM, Buzzcocks, The Jesus and Mary Chain... chaque jour, un titre est chrinqué avec une préférence pour le rock indé et beaucoup de morceaux à découvrir. Côté sélection, Bertrand : 1960 : Love - Forever changes (1967)  extrait : Maybe the people would be the times or between Clark and Hilldale 1960 : The Velvet Underground - The Velvet UNderground (1969)  extrait : Pale BLue Eyes 1970 : The Stooges - Fun House (1970)  extrait : TV Eye 1970 :  The Clash - London Calling (1979) extrait : Death or glory 1980 :  The Cure - Pornography (1982) extrait : A strange day 1980 :  The Smiths - The Queen is dead (1986) extrait : Bigmouth strikes again 1990 :  My bloody valentine - Loveless (1991) extrait : Only shallow 1990 :  Palace Brothers - There is no one what will take care of you (1993) extrait : Idle hands are the devil's playthings 2000 :  Portishead - Third (2008) extrait : We carry on 2000 :  Sufjan Stevens - Illinois (2005) extrait : Come on, feel the Illinoise 2010 :  Kayne West - My beautiful dark twisted fantasy (2010) extrait : Power 2010 :  Nick Cave and the bad seeds - Ghosteen (2019) extrait : Waiting for you Retrouvez les chroniques des singles sur le site section-26.fr/category/45-tours-de-confinement/ et vous pouvez le commander sur le shop de chicmedias shop.chicmedias.com/produit/45-tours-de-confinement-bertrand-loutte/ Episode enregistré le 19/01/2021  N'hésitez pas à laisser des commentaires sur vos applis de podcast et à me retrouver sur Twitter ; @MDAM_pod Générique : "It was 3am I was looking up at the sky" by Springtide (www.springtide.jp) Morceau de clotûre : Fireflies de Nick Cave and the bad seeds / Ghosteen (2019)

We’re back for a deep dive into the filmography of one of America’s finest working filmmakers, KELLY REICHARDT. We get things rolling with chats about her delightful latest feature FIRST COW and her classic wagon-trail western MEEK’S CUTOFF (2010), before discussing her debut feature RIVER OF GRASS (1994), ODE (1999), OLD JOY (2006), WENDY AND LUCY (2008), NIGHT MOVES (2013) and CERTAIN WOMEN (2016). We touch on her collaborative relationship with writer Jonathan Raymond, the treatment of nature and history in her films, and much much more! Featuring covers of 'Cookie's Theme' by William Tyler, 'Cant Stop Wont Stop' by Meekz, 'I Was Drunk At The Pulpit' by Palace Brothers, 'Evergladed' by Sammy & 'Night Moves' by Bob Seeger & The Silver Bullet Band. Subscribe to Film Graze on your podcast app of choice. twitter.com/FilmGraze letterboxd.com/Film_Graze/ instagram.com/film.graze/ Co-produced by Emmett Cruddas and Sam Storey

📌En #Fitz23 os contamos que el tiempo es relativo 🕔🤪, especialmente en años como este, el año en que vivimos peligrosamente. ¿Volveremos algún día a vivir como vivíamos antes? Quizás la solución sea bajar un poco nuestras expectativas. Comenzamos la selección musical con un clásico de las últimas décadas del indie americano, el cantautor Bonnie 'Prince' Billy a.k.a Will Oldham aka Palace Brothers aka Palace Songs. En 2005 junto a Matt Sweeney sacó “Superwolf” un disco que tuvo mucho éxito, ahora mientras preparan una nueva colaboración, han publicado con fines benéficos un tema inédito de aquellas grabaciones de 2005; “You'll Get Eaten, Too”. Nos vamos a Río de Janeiro con Ana Frango Elétrico, después del éxito de su disco “Little Electric Chicken Heart” lanza ahora “Mama Planta Baby” según la artista, muisca ideal para plantas y bebés, una curiosa mezcla de bossa nova, pop de cámara y electrónica. Con efectos, estéreos , repeticiones y afán de experimentación. La cantante y compositora Gia Margaret perdió la voz durante la gira de presentación de su disco de 2019, durante el proceso de recuperación comenzó a experimentar con sintetizadores, ahora pone en práctica lo aprendido en su nuevo trabajo, “Mia Margaret”-cambia la G de su nombre por una M- compartimos uno de sus temas, “Body”, suena música atmosférica y envolvente mientras escuchamos una charla de Alan Watts. La voz del filósofo inglés parece tener propiedades curativas. La banda bonaerense ENTRE RÍOS celebró sus veinte años de existencia con “Los olvidados” un álbum con 10 canciones inéditas de todas las épocas del grupo, ahora acaban de lanzar “Estoy”, un tema de 2013 también inédito, interpretando por Sól Fernández en la actualidad cantante y compositora de Enero será mío. Una canción que habla de esos momentos en los que uno está triste sin saber muy bien por qué. El descubrimiento de la semana es Y La Bamba un grupo capitaneado por Luz Elena Mendoza, artista afincada en Portland, con una trayectoria curiosa, tras estudiar teología en Nueva Zelanda e ir de misiones a la India, regresó a EE. UU. donde comenzó su carrera musical. Con 5 LPs publicados hasta la fecha, Luz Elena siempre ha logrado que ninguno de sus trabajos se parezca al anterior, compartimos con vosotros “Mariposa de Coalcomán”, entre la tradición y la experimentación. Cerramos la selección musical con lo último de James Blake , “Before”, una de las cuatro canciones del EP de mismo titulo que acaba ver la luz esta semana, el artista lo plantea como un paso adelante gracias a la confianza que ha ganado con sus últimos trabajos, y de alguna manera al mismo tiempo supone una vuelta a sus inicios. 42:00 La película de la semana “El juicio de los 7 de Chicago” de Aaron Sorkin. Hacemos un recorrido por la trayectoria de Sorkin, desde sus inicios con escritor teatral, su salto al cine, su exitosa carrera como guionista televisivo hasta su regreso al cine convertido ya en una rutilante estrella. Estrena ahora su segunda película como director, al frente de un gran elenco de actores, para recrear uno de los juicios más mediáticos de la historia de los Estados Unidos de América, el juicio celebrado en 1969 contra siete activistas de izquierdas acusados de provocar los graves disturbios acaecidos durante la Convención Nacional del Partido Demócrata en Chicago. El Sorkin guionista se mueve en este terreno como pez en el agua, la dinámica propia de los juicios le permite desplegar toda su maestría a la hora armar sus diálogos brillantes que son marca de la casa. Después de un inicio vertiginoso con un montaje que mezcla imágenes reales con las de la película, nos sitúa en el convulso final de los años 60 en América. La estructura de la película es un mecanismo complejo que fluye perfectamente con infinidad de flashbacks y cambios de punto de vista. La película en realidad no es sobre 1968, es una mirada critica sobre la actualidad. El Sorkin más idealista revindica la democracia y sus instituciones por muy desvirtuadas y devaluadas que puedan parecer

Palace Brothers [00:37] "I Send My Love to You" Days in the Wake Drag City DC50 1994 Will, Ned, and Paul keeping it simple. The Moody Blues with The London Festival Orchestra [02:52] "The Morning: Another Morning" Days of Future Passed Deram Records DES 18012 1967 I was feeling more AM jaunty than PM epic. Doug Kershaw [06:34] "Swamp Dance" Days of Heaven - The Original Soundtrack from the Motion Picture Pacific Arts PAC8-128 1979 Scoring primarily done by the late great Ennio Morricone with contributions from Doug Kershaw and Leo Kottke. A great film if you haven't seen it (https://youtu.be/DCd2ruD1jTA). The Dream Syndicate [10:06] "Too Little, Too Late" The Days of Wine and Roses Slash/Ruby Records 1-23844 1982 Kendra Smith on vocals. Pinky & Killers [14:39] "Koi no Kisetsu" De Luxe King SKD 28 1970 It turns out that Koi no Kisetsu (https://youtu.be/KTa_1DOvoeA) is the number 18 best selling single of all time in Japan. Neil Young [17:42] "Do You Know How to Use This Weapon?" Dead Man Vapor Records 46171-1 1996/2029 Neil, Old Black, a pump organ, and Mr. Farmer and Mr. Depp. Belle and Sebastian [22:09] "Roy Walker" Dear Catastrophe Waitress Rough Trade RTRADELP 080 2003 So man great tracks to choose from. My go-to is usually "I'm a Cuckoo (https://youtu.be/GuKuw71YBbI)" but I always am pleasantly surprised when I hear this song as well. Death Cheetah [25:03] "Tired Blood" Death Cheetah Self Released trf 001 2017 Excellent slow-build track from Death Cheetah's self-released 2017 album. Coincidentally mastered by Paul Oldham. The Rolling Stones [31:59] "I'm Free" December's Children London Records PS 451 1966 The fifth US release from the Stones. Folks round about my age will probably recall a goofy cover by The Soup Dragons (https://youtu.be/kELW4CUA-QY) of this song. Ray Charles [34:27] "Marie" ...Dedicated to You ABC-Paramount ABC-355 1961 A swingin' version of the Irving Berlin classic. Bananarama [36:44] "He Was Really Saying Something" Deep Sea Skiving London Records 422-810 102-1 R-1 1983 Originally a Motown tune recorded by the Velvettes (https://youtu.be/D6xMOLPPMlE), the ladies give it their own spin with the help of the Fun Boy Three. VHÖL [40:27] "3AM" Deeper Than Sky Gilead Media RELIC66 2016 A super group of sorts, featuring Mike Scheidt of YOB, John Cobbett and Sigrid Shele of Hammers of Misfortune, and the excellent Aesop Dekker on drums. Crosby, Stills, Nash, Young [43:54] "Everybody I Love You" Déjà Vu Atlantic SD 7200 1970 Sometimes you gotta go with the hits. Sometimes not. R. Stevie Moore [47:16] "Cool Daddio" Delicate Tension Personal Injury Records PI 101 1978/2013 The weird wonderfulness that is R. Stevie Moore (https://youtu.be/i4fPAFrTaqc). Aidan Baker with Claire Brentnall [49:56] "Delirious Things" Delirious Things Pleasance Records PR055 2017 An excellent collaboration yielding delirious ephemeral tracks. Bobbie Gentry [54:57] "Mornin' Glory" The Delta Sweete Capitol ST 2842 1968 Kinda seems like a perfect closer from Ms. Gentry (https://youtu.be/HdY7AMxKjcY)'s second album. Music behind the DJ: "All You Need Is Love" by Normal Percival and his Orchestra

An epic horse-by-horse preview of all runners in Saturday’s Kentucky Derby from Bob Nastanovich and Mike Hogan, plus songs from Palace Brothers, Mos Def, Rodan, Freschard, Kicking Giant, and Your Food.

Smashing Orange [00:27] a side: "Not Very Much to See" b side: "Collide" Ringers Lactate RL03 1991 Some fine Loop-esque shoegaze grunge from Delaware's own Smashing Orange. Caught them at The Marquee in New York on a bill with Primus and The Fluid. George Jones and the Jones Boys [06:54] a side: "Not What I Had in Mind" b side: "I Saw Me" United Artists UA528 1963 Reached number 7 on the Country charts. The Rubinoos [13:21] a side: "Nothing a Little Love Won't Cure (stereo)" b side: "Nothing a Little Love Won't Cure (mono)" Berserkley Records ZS8-5810 1977 Power pop from the People's Republic of Berkeley. Guns N' Roses [18:40] a side: "November Rain" b side: "Sweet Child o' Mine" Geffen Records GEFS7-19067 1991 Is "November Rain" really just "Candle in the Wind" disguised as a power ballad? Inquiring minds want to know! Sir Douglas Quintet [34:38] a side: "Nuevo Laredo (mono)" b side: "Nuevo Laredo (mono)" Smash Records S-2259 1970 Some mighty fine Tex-Mex from the man who loves to sing about municipalities. The Shadows of the Knight [37:17] a side: "Oh Yeah" b side: "Light Bulb Blues" Dunwich Records DN-10155 1966 Sure the a-side is a garage rock classic, but dang that b-side is blistering. Palace Brothers [43:27] a side: "Ohio River Boat Song" b side: "Drinking Woman" Drag City Records DC25 1993 The first stirrings of His Bonnieness from Louisville. The Blank Tapes [50:19] a side: "1000 Leather Tassels" b side: "Mr. Mister" Volcom Ent. Vinyl Club VEVC0037 2014 Some fine jangle pop form Matt Adams and Pearl Charles. Music behind the DJ: "Gomez" by Vic Mizzy.

Episode # 22 of 46-30, with special guest Malcolm Middleton, plus music from Spacemen 3, Charles Burnett, Nic Jones, Lightnin' Hopkins, Hairband, Miles Davis, The Other Years, Palace Brothers, Eva and plenty more... --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/46-30/support

June 1993 Anniversaries

Since beginning his musical career career in Bloomington in 1993, Will Oldham, a.k.a Bonnie Prince Billy, has released 19 studio albums and 17 EPs.

Brian McMahan is a singer and guitarist from Louisville, Kentucky who has played with Squirrel Bait, Palace Brothers, the For Carnation, and perhaps most notably in Slint. This past April, Touch and Go Records reissued Slint’s second album, the masterful 1991 release, “Spiderland.” The new limited edition is a massive box set and includes: a […]