Podcasts about Royal Trux

On the latest episode of the semi-semi-regular Matador Revisionist History Podcast, we are joined by Bardo Pond founder and guitarist Michael Gibbons, Carbon Records founder, longtime WAYO host and Bardo-ologist Joe Tunis, and our podcast host Matt Sweeney (Chavez, The Hard Quartet). The conversation marks the 25th anniversary reissue of ‘Set and Setting,' plus the double LP rarities compilation ‘Melt Away,' both out TODAY. Michael, Joe, and Matt dig into the earliest days of Bardo Pond— fighting (and then bonding) over a Lester Bowie LP with bassist Clint Takeda, opening for Smog and Royal Trux at Philadelphia's Khyber Pass, and eventually even tuning their instruments.

Royal Trux were king and queen of the scuzzrock prom when they got signed to Virgin Records in 1995. Two years later, Virgin couldn't get rid of them fast enough and RTX made their best album on their way out the door - Accelerator - a masterpiece molded out of the sludge of confusion.

On this week's Talkhouse Podcast we've got a reunion of sorts, in celebration of a new release of old music: It's David Pajo, Cassie Berman, and Tim Furnish. These three met in the fertile Louisville scene of the early 1990s. Pajo played guitar in the wildly influential band Slint and went on to play with Tortoise, Royal Trux, Stereolab, and Interpol at various times over the years—he's currently a member of Gang Of Four. But the subject of this conversation is Pajo's sorta-solo career, which went through various M-names, from just M to Papa M and Aerial M. As Aerial M, Pajo brought on some friends for a brief time to tour Europe, where they recorded a Peel Session—more on that in a minute. The friends that Pajo recruited to play in the Aerial M live band were Tim Furnish, whose legendary Louisville band Crain had broken up recently—and who has since recorded experimental rock with the band Parlour—as well as Cassie Berman and Tony Bailey. Berman had been kicking around in Louisville bands, too, and she would go on to join Silver Jews, the band fronted by her husband, David Berman. Drummer Tony Bailey, as you'll hear, played in about a million bands in the area—he died, sadly, in 2009. The reason for today's reunion of the lineup that burned bright but quick is the release of Aerial M's new Peel Sessions album. In case you're unfamiliar, BBC DJ John Peel used to invite the coolest bands of his day—from the ‘70s into the 2000s—to record a few songs specifically for his show, many of which were later released with the same striking artwork. In 1998, Aerial M stopped by and recorded three songs that would turn out quite different to the versions Pajo crafted in the studio, and would really be the only evidence that this lineup left of its existence. Pajo was recently reminded of this session, so he set about tracking down the tapes, sprucing them up, and handing them over to Drag City for a proper release—including an amazing replica of those original John Peel Sessions sleeves. Check out the song “Vivea” right here. I don't think these three had sat down for a chat in a while, so it's like sitting in on a reunion with three people who have a lot of fond memories. They talk about their '98 tour, including the recording of this record, plus they get into fond remembrances of Tony Bailey, racing Stereolab to the record store, and even what they're up to now: Just a few days before this recording, Cassie Berman participated in a tribute to David Berman on the anniversary of his untimely passing, and Furnish has been working on some cool-sounding visual art for other bands. Enjoy. Thanks for listening to the Talkhouse Podcast, and thanks to David Pajo, Cassie Berman, and Tim Furnish for chatting. If you liked what you heard, please follow Talkhouse on your favorite podcasting platform, and be sure to check out all the great stuff at Talkhouse.com and in our wider podcasting network. This episode was produced by Myron Kaplan, and the Talkhouse theme is composed and performed by the Range. See you next time! This episode is brought to you by DistroKid. DistroKid makes music distribution fun and easy with unlimited uploads and artists keep 100% of their royalties and earnings. To learn more and get 30% off your first year's membership, visit: distrokid.com/vip/talkhouse

Jennifer Herrema of Royal Trux, RTX, and Black Bananas comes by the pod to talk about personal style, early-2000s reality television, lychee fruit, memes from loving husbands, the 'Grease' soundtrack, why she's a Deadhead, and more. Host: Yasi Salek Guest: Jennifer Herrema Producer: Chris Sutton Additional Production Supervision: Justin Sayles Theme Song: Hether Fortune Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

EVERY OTHER KREATIVE KONTROL EPISODE IS ONLY ACCESSIBLE TO $6 PATREON SUPPORTERS. Enjoy this excerpt and please subscribe now via this link to hear this full episode. Thanks!Brian and Michael D'Addario from the Lemon Twigs discuss their new album, A Dream is All We Know, birthday presents and the Lovin' Spoonful, who they think their core audience consists of, the Beatles, the Beach Boys, and “Mersey Beach,” ambitious instrumentation and mixing, Sloan and Royal Trux, their respective songwriting modes, brotherly love, working with the likes of Foxygen, Sean Ono Lennon, Weyes Blood, and Tim Heidecker, tour, future plans, and much more.Support vish on Patreon! Thanks to Blackbyrd Myoozik, Pizza Trokadero, the Bookshelf, Planet Bean Coffee, and Grandad's Donuts. Support Y.E.S.S. and Black Women United YEG. Follow vish online.Related episodes/links:Ep. #851: Mark MothersbaughEp. #842: Daniel Romano's OutfitEp. #831: Water From Your EyesEp. #796: RatboysEp. #733: Weyes BloodEp. #725: SloanEp. #678: Mark IboldEp. #673: Sonic YouthEp. #659: Robin HatchEp. #656: Steve AlbiniEp. #566: Tim HeideckerEp. #465: Jennifer Herrema of Royal TruxEp. #284: Vic BergerSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/kreative-kontrol. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dread it, run from it, but a weird show always arrives all the same and now it's here. Show 350 for your listening pleasure. Regular listeners will love or hate it when we hit these shows. To be honest, we kinda feel the same. It's tough to put together and it's tough to listen to at times. Still, we've got a format and we've gone too far to change course now.Some highlights this week enjoy a bit o' breakcore, a lament and plenty of other odd things we're not quite sure how to classify.Remember, you can join us live (almost) every Sunday 9pm-11pm on SheffieldLive! 93.2fm, via the TuneIn Radio App or www.sheffieldlive.orgGet in touch with requests, recommendations and guest mix inquiries!https://www.instagram.com/radionighttrain/https://bsky.app/profile/thenighttrain.co.ukWe're also available for family functions, weddings, funerals, boat launches and more.SHOW NOTESPussy Galore - Exile on Main St.Andrew Weatherall Presents: Music's Not For Everyone on NTSANDREW WEATHERALL - music is not for everyone - playlist on SpotifyThe Different Computer of Laurie Spiegel TRACKLISTINGTierney Malone & Geoffrey Muller - Transmission for Jehn Gnossienne No 1 (Exclusive Spoken Word)The Chemical Brothers - ScaleHarmonia - WatussiLaurie Spiegel - DrumsEast Flatbush Project - Tried By 12 (Squarepusher mix)0=0 - Valley Of The MArSHmallowsseekersinternational - ChannelTwo(MurderousDub)K-HAND - Street KnowledgeHarmonic 33 - ExoticaPente Meres Pantremeni Halkias Brothers Folk Orchestra - Five Days Marriedmore eaze, pardo & glass - le grand souffle céleste Royal Trux - new bonesFatma - CirklarOli XL - DnLBruce - Steals - Petal PluckHana Stretton - Come HomeEola - No GettingTrevor McNamara - DiggingRadiohead - Fast-Trackmoves!!! - all skateApolo IV - Azimuth (Mil Milhas)Lo-Fidelity Allstars - Puppy Phat Number OneLion - You've Got a WomanA.R.T. Wilson - Past Life RegressionFlame 1 - FogWilburn Burchette - IntroversionShelly Manne - infinityStuart Hyatt and the Field Works Ensemble - What if the LuminousMike Melvoin - Lay Lady Laydick hyman - the moog and meCreation - No Silver Bird

This time around Marc and John delve into the origins of Royal Trux, via their first 7-inch and second release, "Hero Zero" b/w "Love Is..."—not coincidentally, the record that launched the now-legendary label Drag City. Find out how Neil Hagerty and Jennifer Herrema got the magic working from the get-go on this episode of The Spindle. Call us anytime at 1-877-WASTOIDS. More podcasts and videos at WASTOIDS.com | Follow us on Instagram and YouTube.

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Sleepyhead recorded their forthcoming sixth album, New Alchemy, at the legendary Boston area recording studio Q Division with esteemed producer and Q Division co-founder Jon Lupfer at the helm. They are releasing the album August 19 as a digital download and via streaming platforms to be followed by a release on 12” vinyl LP.  They plan to play as many shows as they can manage after that! New Alchemy features Sleepyhead founders, drummer/vocalist Rachael McNally and guitarist/vocalist Chris O'Rourke as well as bassist/vocalist/keyboardist Derek van Beever, who joined the trio in 2004, a few years after the other two had moved to Boston. Many of the songs conjure the subtly infectious laissez-faire sounds of pre-Grunge Indie Rock the embrace early on in their career with a handful evoking classic Laurel Canyon Country-Rock and other 70's FM staples. The title track to New Alchemy was inspired by the exploits of the New Alchemy Institute, a utopian endeavor founded by idealistic scientists in the 1970's in Falmouth, Massachusetts, the hometown of Sleepyhead guitarist/vocalist Chris O'Rourke. Sleepyhead was formed in a basement room at NYU's Brittany dorm in the fall of 1989 by drummer/vocalist Rachael McNally, bassist Mike Galinsky and guitarist/vocalist Chris O'Rourke. They released their first 7" single, the Kramer-produced "Play," in 1991 on Picture Book Artifact. Four full-length albums followed, on three different independent record labels. Punk Rock City USA was released by Slumberland Records in 1993, followed by Starduster (Homestead 1994), Communist Love Songs (Homestead 1996), and The Brighter Shore (Sealed Fate 1999). They toured the United States and Europe throughout the nineties, sharing the stage with such legendary bands as Polvo, Half Japanese, Yo La Tengo, The Grifters, The Dambuilders, Nation of Ulysses, Helium, Royal Trux, Antietam, Luna, Versus, The Magnetic Fields, and Dungbeetle. Around the time their fourth album was released in 1999, Rachael and Chris got married, and Mike Galinsky moved on to a successful career in filmmaking. Dan Cuddy (The Special Pillow, ex-Hypnolovewheel) joined Chris and Rachael on bass. With Dan on bass, Sleepyhead did some touring for The Brighter Shore and began writing new songs. Rachael and Chris moved from New York to Boston in 2002 after having their first child. They had another kid in 2005. By this time, they had begun recording a new album, with Dan on bass, with producer Mike Deming (Pernice Brothers, Apples in Stereo, Beachwood Sparks, Lilys), at Deming's famed Studio 45 in Hartford, and subsequently Enfield, CT. In 2004, bassist/vocalist/keyboardist Derek van Beever joined the band, and they started playing shows in Boston, Providence, and New York whenever they got the chance. In April 2013, this new lineup of Sleepyhead went into Q Division Studios in Somerville, MA to record the last three songs for their long-time-coming fifth album, Wild Sometimes, which was released on renowned Chicago indie Carrot Top Records on April 8, 2014. They played a bunch of shows in the Northeast, Midwest and Southeast to celebrate the release of Wild Sometimes in 2014, and then started writing a whole bunch of new songs with Derek. In the Spring of 2018, Drawing Room Records released a well-received deluxe double vinyl LP/digital reissue of Starduster and Communist Love Songs called Future Exhibit Goes Here.         Sleepyhead's info     http://www.sleepyheadrockband.com/Sle  

Jennifer Herrema, 90's icon/singer/producer of Royal Trux goes on deep interconnection lore: John Dean/Watergate family DC politico stories from the vault, Calvin Klein/the manufacturing of heroin chic, Latin American emerald heists, watching the Super Bowl with a dying Timothy Leary, Liquid GHB, The Gaia Hypothesis, John Hinkley's musical career, heavy metal evangelism, Tik Tok, calling the cops and getting yourself arrested, + more from one of the last legends of the American underground

Singer, songwriter, record producer, and artist Jennifer Herrema formed the band Royal Trux with Neil Hagerty in 1987. The band split in 2001. Jennifer then went on to form new bands, RTX, and the Black Bananas. She has produced and mixed records with other artists including Bad Wizard. Jennifer has also published numerous articles on music, art, fashion, and lifestyle subjects in various publications including Vice Magazine. 

Filmmaker/ex state department politico/smoking advocate Amanda Milius joins in for a far-ranging episode on the Hilary Russiagate Controversy, Royal Trux, John Milius and Zen Anarchy, multi-hyphenated gulags, Lauren Alice Avery, CD's, an interesting account of the statue of Prometheus in the State Department courtyard, learning to enjoy being the most hated person in the room, and the question of: "is there a culture war'" Let's just say this one is a bit more 'out there' than her interview on Tucker Today. A long time in the making. Embrace the chaos, Wolverines forever. FUN. Watch Plot Against The President here For all episodes, bonuses, + more, please consider subscribing

Last show of the year - so we made it count, folks. New stuff from TWOMPSAX, APRIL MAGAZINE, HONEY RADAR and RETAIL SIMPS + reissues from The Swell Maps and Moonlove. Plus: the Royal Trux '88 demo tape! The Black Jaspers! Puppet Wipes! Kak! and more....!Track listing:TWOMPSAX - StitchesRETAIL SIMPS - 25 Step ProgramBLACK JASPERS - Smart CarMIAMI DOLPHINS - CarcrashKAK - Electric SailorTHE YUMMY FUR - Roxy GirlsPUPPET WIPES - Mr. Dry CleanerAPRIL MAGAZINE - Shirley Don'tMOONLOVE - VenusTHE BELLES - Come BackUNIT 4 - RulesMARCEL WAVE - Discount CentreROYAL TRUX - Red StarsSFERIC EXPERIMENT - GoodbyeMIKE REP & THE QUOTAS - Basket of FlowersFIRE ENGINES - Get Up and Use MePHANTOM TOLLBOOTH - Flip Your LidHONEY RADAR - Plum ScoutsKNEELING IN PISS - High DesertSWELL MAPS - City Boys (Dresden Style)

  We had the pleasure of interviewing NOBRO over Zoom video! Montreal's fierce rock quartet NOBRO released a new single "Better Each Day" via Dine Alone Records, mixed by two-time Grammy Award-winning engineer Dave Schiffman (Vampire Weekend, Adele).The anthemic track kicks off with the powerful set of vocals — "I spend my whole life running away…" — before culminating into the pounding drums, shredding riffs, and blistering vocals that NOBRO have become known for. A video directed and produced by Jeremy Shantz, Jenn Wade, and Daniel Esteban, and shot in the band's hometown of Montreal, will be released on October 13."I was experiencing some kind of crisis at the time of writing 'Better Each Day,' and if I remember correctly, it was a 'writing music' one," reflects vocalist and bassist Kathryn McCaughey. "There are times when songs come streaming out of you as though they wrote themselves into existence, and other times it can be as challenging as getting two purebred Persian cats to mate. I was sitting in our producer's studio when he suggested I might like a little jingle he wrote for a commercial that never got used. I thought it was dope and voila, this song was born. One day, you're punk as fuck, and the next, you're playing old unused car commercial jingles." New tour dates have been announced for NOBRO, who join Tokyo Police Club in the U.S. this November, then Billy Talent in 2022 for 10 dates across Canada.Featuring McCaughey's confident, cocky yell and blistering bass lines, Sarah Dion's signature backbone drums (McCaughey claims drummer Sarah Dion will "go down in history as one of the best drummers in the entire world"), killer riffs from guitarist Karolane Carbonneau, and sweeping keyboard licks and bongo solos from master of percussion Lisandre Bourdages, NOBRO have become a rock 'n' roll force to be reckoned with."I wanted to play this type of music but there wasn't a lot of women who wanted to play it. I wanted to be in the most kick-ass all-female band ever," says McCaughey. Resilient and tough, NOBRO are aware that they will face skepticism as part of the omnipresent sexism in the scene they inhabit, but that only spurs them on. "We said we would do it one way, and so we made sure that we were always doing it that way," she continues.McCaughey founded the band almost as a challenge to herself when the aftermath of a relationship with a prominent Montreal musician made her determined to be "more than just a footnote on this person's Wikipedia page." She realized she possessed all the tools to express herself in her own voice and to shape her own destiny. All that was needed were fellow musicians who felt the same. As fate has it, they were all nearby shaping their own destiny, mastering their instruments, ready to shred as hard as they could, and were ignited when they found each other. With co-writes with members of METZ and Fast Friends under their belts, as well as an EP titled ​Sick Hustle​ released in 2020 on Dine Alone Records, NOBRO are well on their way to achieving their goal. Their music video for "Don't Die," animated by Greg Doble, amassed a number of accolades including: Best Short Animation at Monster Flix Awards, Best Music Video at Hollywood Horror Fest, Best Music Video at Another Hole In The Head, Best Horror Music Video at Horror Bowl Movie Awards, Silver Award at Los Angeles Animation Film Festival, and Honorable Mention at Santiago Horror. Inspired by the likes of Jay Reatard, The Damned, and Royal Trux to name a few, NOBRO are unafraid to wear their influences on their sleeve. They cut their teeth on the road with bands like FIDLAR, PUP, and Charly Bliss, and more recently played their biggest venues to date on an arena tour with Alexisonfire and The Distillers. Call them punk rock if you like, but its long-held perceptions are just some of the things NOBRO are here to challenge — in the loudest and most exciting way possible.We want to hear from you! Please email Tera@BringinitBackwards.com.www.BringinitBackwards.com#podcast #interview #bringinbackpod #NoBro #zoomListen & Subscribe to BiBFollow our podcast on Instagram and Twitter! 

Rusty's 1995 debut album Fluke pulls off a neat trick, sound both of the times and yet somehow ticking the boxes of previous generations. There is the swampy garage blues of "Warning" that Royal Trux or Beck would appreciate as much as ZZ Top of Rory Gallagher. There is a blast of hardcore-ish punk on the aptly titled "Punk" and nods from everyone to the Stooges, Nirvana, Dinosaur Jr. and The Replacements across the record. Separated, the guitars might sound too gnarly or the drums to lo-fi, but the overall combination mostly finds the sweet spot.   Song In This Episode: Intro - Groovy Dead 13:22 - Misogyny 18:07 - K.D. Lang 19:52 - Warning 23:50 - Punk Outro - California   Support the podcast, join the DMO UNION at Patreon. Listen to the episode archive at DigMeOutPodcast.com.

Rusty's 1995 debut album Fluke pulls off a neat trick, sound both of the times and yet somehow ticking the boxes of previous generations. There is the swampy garage blues of "Warning" that Royal Trux or Beck would appreciate as much as ZZ Top of Rory Gallagher. There is a blast of hardcore-ish punk on the aptly titled "Punk" and nods from everyone to the Stooges, Nirvana, Dinosaur Jr. and The Replacements across the record. Separated, the guitars might sound too gnarly or the drums to lo-fi, but the overall combination mostly finds the sweet spot.   Song In This Episode: Intro - Groovy Dead 13:22 - Misogyny 18:07 - K.D. Lang 19:52 - Warning 23:50 - Punk Outro - California   Support the podcast, join the DMO UNION at Patreon. Listen to the episode archive at DigMeOutPodcast.com.

Despite what the million-dollar deal with Virgin Records might have implied, Royal Trux we're never going to be hitmakers. The label bought their cool factor based largely on the 1993 album Cats and Dogs, their first to embrace the songwriting end of their lo-fi aesthetic that danced on the edges of 90s rock via critical praise and underground hype. Part droning Velvet Underground, part deconstructed Exile On Main Street-era Rolling Stones, with touches of Sonic Youth and Pavement, Royal Trux concocted a stew of brittle, off-kilter blues without a hint of irony. The result is occasionally blistering, but not without fragile moments that sound like collapse is imminent.   Songs In This Episode: Intro - The Flag 15:48 - Let's Get Lost 18:38 - Up the Sleeve 25:42 - Turn of the Century 37:22 - Driving in That Car (with the Eagle on the Hood) Outro - The Spectre   Support the podcast, join the DMO UNION at Patreon. Listen to the episode archive at DigMeOutPodcast.com.

Despite what the million-dollar deal with Virgin Records might have implied, Royal Trux we're never going to be hitmakers. The label bought their cool factor based largely on the 1993 album Cats and Dogs, their first to embrace the songwriting end of their lo-fi aesthetic that danced on the edges of 90s rock via critical praise and underground hype. Part droning Velvet Underground, part deconstructed Exile On Main Street-era Rolling Stones, with touches of Sonic Youth and Pavement, Royal Trux concocted a stew of brittle, off-kilter blues without a hint of irony. The result is occasionally blistering, but not without fragile moments that sound like collapse is imminent.   Songs In This Episode: Intro - The Flag 15:48 - Let's Get Lost 18:38 - Up the Sleeve 25:42 - Turn of the Century 37:22 - Driving in That Car (with the Eagle on the Hood) Outro - The Spectre   Support the podcast, join the DMO UNION at Patreon. Listen to the episode archive at DigMeOutPodcast.com.

SAN ONOFRE parece haberse trasladado de suerte perenne a Debaucheryville la ciudad de la depravación. Acá se está mucho mejor. Se mantiene uno alejado de la mediocridad, tedio y corrección política circundantes y se respira aire impuro. ¡Bah!, una vez visitado el lado sórdido de la ponzoñosa manu de Brainbombs, cualquier cosa nos parecerá desabrida. En consecuencia, nos desatamos las bridas y montamos a horcajadas de Royal Trux, la banda definitiva tanto del lado menos trillado y más estrafalario y experimental, como del más obscenamente comercialoide. Jennifer Herrema y Neil Hagerty (¡si parecen dos pistoleros mezquinos de cualquiera de las boutades del Peckinpah!): Royal Trux, ¡no va más, jhermanos onofritas!

For Episode 65 I finally got to talk to David Pajo. David was, of course, the incredibly influential guitar player in the band Slint,. David later went on to play with Will Oldham, The For Carnation, Tortoise, Stereolab, Royal Trux, King Kong, Bush League, Zwan, Peggy Honeywell, Yeah Yeah Yeahs and, most recently, Interpol. Despite his incredibly prolific musical career, he still struggled with depression. In the winter of 2015, he attempted to take his own life. As a survivor he has made it his mission to talk frankly and openly about his depression and how grateful he is that he survived. I am so happy that we had this conversation. We talked about how Slint's record 'Spiderland' absolutely spun out a generation of indie rock nerds like me, about our mutual friend Lance Bangs, about his life since his suicide attempt, and about espresso for maybe longer than anyone could possible care about.  

Over the course of the last four decades, Kentucky-born David Grubbs’ musical activity has ranged from hardcore punk to the fine arts. In addition to his work as a solo artist, David is noted for his groundbreaking avant-pop group Gastr Del Sol and his collaborative efforts with a diverse group of influential musicians including The Red Krayola, Pauline Oliveros, Will Oldham, Tony Conrad, Royal Trux and John Fahey. In the 1980s Lousville KY punk scene he was a founding member of the band Squirrel Bait (look for their new jeans). David has also published three books in the past decade: “Records Ruin the Landscape,” about John Cage and early experimental music, and two book-length poems, “Now That The Audience Is Assembled” and “The Voice in the Headphones,” all available from Duke University Press. He’s a Professor of Music at the City University of New York, and his latest album is an improvised collaboration with the Tokyo based Taku Unami. I spoke with David about all of this and more in late July. If you haven’t yet, you can subscribe to this show wherever you get podcasts. If you have any friends who might enjoy this show, please let them know! You can also support the show by making flexible contributions at patreon.com/lowprofile, where you can also find giveaways and bonus content. And it never hurts to leave a rating or review on iTunes.

Maybe you're out there galavanting about without your mask on, but Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio is still holed up inside the house most times, makin' podcasts of our favorite sub-underground goodtime R&R music. This time around - episode #157 - you'll hear new stuff from SHOP REGULARS, ALL HITS, LITHICS, R.M.F.C. and the WRITHING SQUARES, and you'll probably like every last bit of it, too. We've also unearthed material from our deep library of digital files and found stuff from Smexmec, Royal Trux, Salvation Army, Television Personalities, Johanna Went + a set of blitzkrieg 60s punk, just because. Download it or stream it where you can find it.SHOP REGULARS - Love CallLITHICS - Beat FallTHE VACANT LOT - She’s Really DeadNUMBERS - I’m ShyTHE SILVER - Do You Wanna DanceJOHANNA WENT - MosquitoSMEXMEC - La SangaALL HITS - BlockheadR.M.F.C. - Getting Nowhere FastTHE INFANTS - Giant Girl In The 5th GradeTELEVISION PERSONALITIES - 14th FloorINTERNATIONAL STRIKE FORCE - Just Not ReadyTHE YUMMY FUR - Plastic Cowboy (45 version)THE SYNDICATE - The Egyptian ThingSHAMES - My World is Upside DownTHE MONTELLS - You Can’t Make MeHUNS - ShakedownTHE FOUR - 69GATE - HeadROYAL TRUX - Strawberry SodaSALVATION ARMY - She Turns To FlowersTHE WRITHING SQUARES - Bulk Modulus

David Pajo is a founding member of Slint, played on two Tortoise records, and has performed in a wide variety of bands, including Stereolab, the Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Interpol,  and Royal Trux, to name a few. He also has a vast solo output under the monikers Aerial M, Papa M, and Pajo. He sat down with JC to talk about learning to listen, being a father, coping with depression, and more... This episode is sponsored by End of an Ear Recording and Dauntless Distributing.

Tonight!!!! brand new episode of the Coverage Radio Show. With new music from Lee Ranaldo and Raul Refree, Billy Childish And CTMF, Bonds Of Mara, Nervous Dogs, Royal Trux and Trash Heaven, plus lotsa retro tunes!!!!!www.420radio.ca

Tonight!!!! brand new episode of the Coverage Radio Show. With new music from Lee Ranaldo and Raul Refree, Billy Childish And CTMF, Bonds Of Mara, Nervous Dogs, Royal Trux and Trash Heaven, plus lotsa retro tunes!!!!!www.420radio.ca

Chapter I: The World Cup and the Winning Thereof Chapter II: The World Cup and Dumping There-out-of Except, like Prince's Lovesexy (or Royal Trux's Twin Infinitives) there's no separate tracks, it just blazes all the way through.

On the eve of releasing a fantastic new album, Engines of Paradise, Adam Green (formerly of The Moldy Peaches) joins Jenny for a lively dissection of his creative process and the influences that have shaped his art. We also discuss his quest to figure out what cologne David Bowie wore. Plus! Royal Trux legend Jennifer Herrema talks about getting the band back together, and how she found her way to being one of her generation's most iconoclastic artists.

This week's show has new music from Perry Farrell, Pup, Royal Trux and Bad Religion. Some comedy from Mitch Hedburg, as well as classics from The Clash, The Ramones, Pixies, NIN and Bob Marley. Roll one up, turn on the smoking lamp and hit play. Plenty of Trump mockery as well.

When Damian sat down with Jennifer Herrema (Half of the legendary duo Royal Trux), he had no clue they would spend the whole time talking about first wave DC hardcore, but this is a perfect example of the power of punk & ultimately the point of this show. Join Damian in his stunned joy as they discuss how the noise & chaos of hardcore informed Jennifer’s musical sensibility & life in general. NOT TO BE MISSED!!!! Check out Royal Trux's godly new album, White Stuff on Fat Possum now!  Also Touched On: Shout Out To Tony Reitmen Hanging with Iron Cross at the age of 12 Olson’s Books and Records with Sab and Tesco Vee working the door Wandering through George Town and looking at fliers Anna and Cynthia Connolly Hanging out with Void Pussy Galore  Always against straight edge Dante and Sab were wild! Ian stands in his own truth 9353 Royal Trux starts in DC The results of an acid trip Moby and Neil as college buddies Going to Skynyrd for Kid Rock Gerard Cosloy is responsible for all of this Listening to GBH trying to figure it out The influence of Discharge Mike Fellows Chis Bald AND MORE!!!!!

Nesta edição Juliana Hatfield, Tindersticks, Japanese House, Royal Trux, Vento Motivo, Fred Nascimento e muito mais. Você vai ouvir Weird, o

Jennifer Herrema recalls seeing Bad Brains when she was 12 years old, American racism and sexism, the return of Royal Trux, collaborating with Kool Keith, leaving Drag City, the new Royal Trux LP for Fat Possum, White Stuff, and more! Supported by CFRU 93.3 FM, Pizza Trokadero, the Bookshelf, Planet Bean Coffee, and Grandad's Donuts.

In this episode of Smashin' Transistors, you may experience some touched minds. You for sure will witness them being lost and racked.   What you'll hear:   Waylon Jennings - One of My Bad Habits Vanity - Glad To Not Nutrition - Leave Me Gino and the Goons - She Was Crushed Bauhaus - The Dive -words from your host- Phylums - Stung Chronophage - She Paid the Ultimate Price Blondie - Picture This Wingtip Sloat - Stars Bailed Out Cid Campeador - Ella No Sabe Que Existo -words from your host- Headroom - New Heaven Timmy Vulgar's Genetic Armageddon - Food Swamp Matchbox - Metaphysical composition The Thingz - Lost My Mind The Drags - Allergic Reaction -words from your host- Royal Trux - Year of the Dog The Yardbirds - Rack My Mind Dry Cleaning - Phone Scam David Nance Group - When I Saw You Last Night Jackie Shane - Comin' Down -words from your host-   You can also subscribe to the Smashin' Transistors show on Apple Podcasts, Podbean, Radio Mutation and Spotify.   Get even more Smashin' Transistors action at Facebook, Tumblr, Twitter and Instagram

All new music on the show! New music from Grandaddy, Injury Reserve, Death List, Liz Brasher, Night Beats, Swervedriver, Royal Trux, plus much much more!

Back from a short hiatus, Bob and Mike play and discuss songs from Royal Trux, Bow Wow Wow, Daughters, Emily Loizeau, Corduroy, Unicorn, and Yo La Tengo.

The New Music Food Truck is pumping out the jams on Smile Radio! Listen online:  www.smileradio.co every Saturday 12 noon (U.K Time) On this Show: This week's show features an interview with The Virginmarys with music from The Beths, ZamTrip Güster Oliver Trees, Rule of Young, The 131ers, Shadowparty, ROYAL TRUX, Zale, Coopertheband, Manchino, Tiger Mimic & Mark Mathews! Hosted by Stac Edwards It's #Hot #fresh and coming in from the U.S! Every Saturday from 12pm! #NewMusicAlert #IndieRock #Music #Interview #Podcast #onlineradio Smile Radio, home of the best new music, independent artists, interviews, talk, chat, Indie Rock!   Be a featured artist on Smile Radio get in touch with Ritchie Johnston: ritchie.johnston@smileradio.co

This week's show features an interview with The Virginmarys with music from The Beths, Zam Trip, Guster, Oliver Trees, Rule of Young, 131'rs, ShadowParty, Royal Trux, Zale, Coopertheband, Manchino, Tiger Mimic & Mark Mathews! Hosted by Stac Edwards 1/15/2019

Jennifer Herrema In Conversation with Ajay From 1988 to 2001, the Royal Trux produced an incredible amount of music and in the process helped to define an era. This week on In Conversation, band co-founder, Jennifer Herrema, takes us through their much storied catalog. Join us as we trace the band’s journey through the 90s and find out how this duo ended up inspiring the generation of bands that followed. In Conversation is produced by dublab. Sound editing and theme music is by Matteah Baim. Due to rights reasons music from the original broadcast has been shortened. To hear more, please visit dublab.com.

Episode 37 features a wide-variety of genre bending jams from great bands playing in your hood this weekend! There's a wonderful five band bill going down at White Eagle Hall on Friday January 19th and Royal Trux will be performing at Market Hotel for two nights! Plus, the debut of Mike Tarovsky's new project, Edna. Glazer is looking through that oracle with the song "Making This Shithole A Shithome." They'll be playing New Brunswick on the 20th. Check 'em out!

David Pajo is an esteemed musician who lives in Los Angeles, California. A truly great and distinctive guitarist, Pajo originally hails from Louisville, Kentucky where he played in Slint and with Bonnie ‘Prince’ Billy among others. He went on to join bands or collaborate with the likes of Royal Trux, Tortoise, Stereolab, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, […]

This 90th time we've assembled together at Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio, we're taking a deeper interest in the music of CATE LE BON; we're supplying listeners with new sounds from BRAIN DRAIN, WEAPON MAN, BLANK SQUARE, GEN POP, SIDA, DRINKS (pictured) and more; we're indulging in a 70s Euro-glam detour; and we're shelf-digging stuff out for you from ROYAL TRUX, AMOS & SARA, THE BONGOS and others. Why not join dozens of other like-minded individuals around the world and spend a little time curling up w/ our latest hour-long episode? Track listing: CATE LE BON - Rock Pool GEN POP - The Wall SIDA - Subject Awesome ON ON ON - Chamoney SIX MINUTE WAR - Giles Hall WEAPON MAN - Everybody is Shit SUN BATHER - Waiting PAMELA - I'm Nobody BRAIN DRAIN - Norwood's Disease DRINKS - I Am a Miserable Pig THE BONGOS - In The Congo COASTING - Portland CRUNCH - Let's Do It Again ANGEL - Little Boy Blue MABEL - I'm Only Here to RocknRoll CAPTAIN LOCKHEED & THE STARFIGHTERS - Ejection BLANK SQUARE - Put a Lid on It ROYAL TRUX - Incineration AMOS AND SARA - Green is a Bad Colour CATE LE BON - Aside From Growing Old

Gimme TOAP ROCK! This week on the show we are joined by the great Lou Barlow! Join Damian as he sits down with Lou Barlow to discuss how hearing the Dead Kennedys over a CB Radio led of one of indie rock’s most impressive careers. Also discussed. -Interviewing Lou: 4th time is the charm! -Devo on SNL -The town formally known as Devon -The B-52s -Transistor Radio Love -Holiday in Cambodia emerging from the static -Jimi Hendrix formerly words wildest musician -The NY Rocker -Mail Ordering from Dischord -The other Vandals -Going to the porn theatre for your first show -8th Route Army: The Rock of Punk Rock -The Stupids: Proto Hardcore weirdness -Outpatients -Main Street Records rules! -Meeting J -Lou had better US HC but J had the imports on lock. -No direct questions -Byron Coley reviews matter -The Ramones -Gerard compliment from episode 5 is dissected -Being terrified to perform but fear is a great motivators -The Boston: true nastiness -“Fuck You Fuck Society and Fuck Everything” -Loving John Lydon -Sebadoh: a true unruly history -Gang Green = Freedom -Slapshot -Never seeing Mission To Burma -“Where are those guys? Cool, I stay over here then.” -Raw Power -Finnish Hardcore -Lou sells out the edge -Being disillusioned by (and still into) the second 7 Seconds 7” -Loving Minor Threat but knowing that they were streamlining hardcore -Smog: from crap lo fi to brilliant song writer -Royal Trux -Suckdog -Being mean to Superchunk -Finding kindred spirits in Pavement -The story behind the Kids soundtrack -Harmonie’s great taste in music -AND MORE!!!!!!

Cinco de Mayo – War  Once you hear the lyrics,  you’ll realize that this is not about the Battle of Puebla in 1862.   A Summer Thing – Cayucas  Indie pop from Santa Monica.   Salad Days – Mac DeMarco This Canadian rocker’s been called “rude, crude and obnoxious,” but he sounds like pussycat on this track.    (Give Me Back My) Bunty Bunty – The Bombay Royale Don’t be surprised if this band made it’s way into a Quentin Tarantino soundtrack.   The Jitterbug Waltz – Fats Waller The Fat Man at his creative best, this 1942 lullaby brought a little lighthearted respite to a nation at War.     I Got Stoned And I Missed It – Shel Silverstein  What else would you expect from the guy who wrote “A Boy Named Sue” and “Cover of The Rolling Stone?”    Sing A Simple Song – Sly & The Family Stone B-side to ‘Everyday People’ – could have been the A-side.   Highway Down – Black Bananas  Electric rock funk from Jennifer Herrema’s new outfit Black Bananas. Not like the Royal Trux at all.   So It Goes – Nick Lowe  Traditional pub rock from the master of pop – also the first single released on Stiff Records.   California Dreamin' – Bobby Womack R.I.P. Bobby Womack.

This show features several new releases from March 29. More information about the records is below.*Update!* I think I mentioned in this show that All Eternals Deck was the Mountain Goats third LP, which is obviously incorrect (ouch, indie cred!). What I meant to and should have said was that this is the third LP with a more rock-oriented trio. Sorry, ya'll.Beat City Radio #583 PlaylistDownload show (right-click, save target as): Beat City Radio #583Stream: A Few of This Week's New Releases The Mountain Goats released All Eternals Deck, which takes its name from a fictional set of tarot cards. The album shows that John Darnielle's songwriting is still quite solid and the rhythm section gets a boost from Superchunk drummer Jon Wurster.  Stream the album on NPR's website. Favorite tracks: Damn These Vampires, High Hawk Season, The Autopsy Garland, For Charles Bronson, Birth of Serpents.Hosannas is a duo from Portlandia who create sweeping and beautiful experimental dream pop tinged with cosmic spaghetti western sounds and shoegazing tendencies. They are back with a FREE EP, Thug Life Nicole, that follows the release of their third album, Together late last year. Find out more about the band and download the EP from the link above.Bonus mp3s:   Hosannas - Obsolete PeopleHosannas - Walroos From the Moon Duo website: "Moon Duo was formed by Ripley Johnson of Wooden Shjips and Sanae Yamada in San Francisco in 2009. Inspired initially by the legendary duo of John Coltrane and Rashied Ali, Moon Duo counts such variant groups as Silver Apples, Royal Trux, Moolah, Suicide, and Cluster as touchstones. Utilizing primarily guitar, keyboards, and vocals, the Duo plays space against form to create a primeval sound experience." This experimental psychedelic duo dropped Mazes this week on Sacred Bones Records.Bonus mp3s:Moon Duo - MazesMoon Duo - ScarsMoon Duo - When You Cut The Pains of Being Pure at Heart are a shoegazing bliss/gliss rock quartet from Brooklyn, NY. They released their debut self-titled album a couple of years ago to much critical acclaim. That record was very much rooted in the 80s, with elements of post-punk, dream pop, twee, and the C86 sound. It was a very saccharine heart-on-the-sleeve album, but balanced those elements with some darker tones and distortion. The sophomore album, Belong out on Slumberland Records, builds on the first album's elements and takes them further with a BIG and slick wall of sound production style, courtesy of Flood and Alan Moulder (Smashing Pumpkins, My Bloody Valentine, Depeche Mode). The overall sound of this album is early 90s guitar pop-rock, though there are some synth-washed tracks that recall Modern English and The Cure. Belong is a big-sounding, shimmering and slick, heart-breakingly blissful record that glides along beautifully and is enjoyable, though cloying at times. Favorite tracks: Heart in Your Heartbreak, My Terrible Friend,Anne With an E, The Body.Bonus mp3:The Pains of Being Pure at Heart - I Wanna Go All the Way (B-side of the Belong 7" vinyl single).We also played a new one from Swedish indie rockers Peter Bjorn and John's new album, Gimme Some and a couple from Dirty Beaches. We'll feature Dirty Beaches in another post.Enjoy!Bonus Video: The Pains of Being Pure at Heart - Young Adult Friction from The Pains of Being Pure at Heart out on Slumberland Records in 2009.

NOW FEATURING A LINK THAT WORKS!!! Another NO-CORE podcast is here! Muzik and noizes FROM: Mutwawa, Hiroshima Rocks Around, Mi Ami, Neg-Fi, Sightings, Octagon Control, Death Sentence: Panda!, Metalux, Mincemeat Or Tenspeed, Ex Models, Die Monitr Batss, some brand-new Trumans Water, and some rare, live Royal Trux! Website visitors, here is the link: NO-CORE MIXTAPE […]