Podcasts about Say Sue Me

he Dare vendría a ser el James Murphy de TikTok. Puro hedonismo. Es una definición mucho más ajustada que listar géneros musicales. La fiesta desenfrenada que fue el año pasado su disco 'What's Wrong With New York? ahora tiene, como cualquier buena fiesta, su Afters: una edición ampliada en el que aparecerá 'LCA' un primer inédito adictivo en el que hace proposiciones bastante deshonrosas.Playlist:Cameron Winter Nausicaa (Love Will Be Revealed)Japanese Breakfast, Jeff Bridges - Men in BarsNilüfer Yanya - Cold HeartSmerz - FeistyThese New Puritans - A Season In HEllReal Lies - AriellaAlison Goldfrapp - Find XanaduSally Shapiro - Did You Call TonightKelly Lee Owens - Dreamstate (yunè pinku remix)Model/Actriz - DivaSelf Steem - Motherclipping - DominatorThe Dare - LCAGirl Group - Yay! SaturdaySay Sue Me, Kim Hanjoo - VacationWet Leg - catch these fistsEscuchar audio

Yukimi Nagano of Little Dragon joins JoE Silva to talk about her new solo album "For You." Plus new indie pop sounds from Say Sue Me, the latest from the Budos Band and the new Cure remix by Four Tet.

Featuring music from Japanese pianist Hiromi feat. SONICWONDER, new music by South Korea's Say Sue Me, the return of Stereolab + more!

호주의 겨울과 함께 돌아오는 비비드 시드니. 달링하버에서 진행되는 텀벌롱 나이트 무대에 한국의 독특한 싱어송라이터 스텔라 장이 섭니다. 시드니와 멜번에서는 한국의 실력파 뮤지션 CIFIKA, SION, Say Sue Me, Wah Wah Wah가 호주 팬들을 만납니다.

Una ensalada de rock’n’roll cocinada sin mapa ni guía. Deambulamos por mundos oníricos, enfrentándonos o bailando con los fantasmas que pueblan nuestros sueños.Playlist;(sintonía) THE SPECIALS “Ghost town” (1981)THE CRAMPS “Surfin dead” (Smell of female, 1983)THE GUN CLUB “My dreams” (The Las Vegas story, 1985)KID CONGO and THE PINK MONKEY BIRDS “He walked in” (2021)MORGEN “Of dreams” (ST, 1969)TY SEGALL “The Singer” (Manipulator, 2014)PATTI SMITH “Ghost dance” (Easter, 1978)ROKY ERICKSON “If you have ghosts” (The evil one, 1981)THE JESUS AND MARY CHAIN “Reverberattion” (Where the piramid meets the eye, 1990)SAY SUE ME “Dreaming” (It's just a short walk!, 2018)SUICIDE “Keep your dreams” (1976)Escuchar audio

As broadcast October 23, 2023 with a boatload of shiny new goods and cellophane scents.  Tonight, as we are wont to do, it's time to unwrap what's been dropped from the audio multiverse and see what we liked, starting with our dear friend out of San Diego Scoobert Doobert, whose new album MOB just dropped on Friday.  We also had new jawnies from Haley Johnsen, Kurt Vile, and BADBADNOTGOOD to take us through hour one in style.  Part 3 the big new tunes out this week had some decent selections, with Sampha's new album Lahai being a notable new record (and the artist's first in years), just out days ago.  For the final stanza we had more from the local Korean realms to finish things off with heart signs, big highlights being Say Sue Me's latest single (what a banner year they've had), along with Balming Tiger's new record that slapped down to earth on Friday. #feelthegravityNew Muses Monday10/23/2023Tracklist (st:rt)New Faves - Part 1 & 2Part 1 (00:00)Scoobert Doobert – Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV)Pelicat – Still AroundQ – HelloKevin Abstract – What Should I Do?BADBADNOTGOOD feat Charlotte Day Wilson – SleeperBombay Bicycle Club feat Damon Albarn – Heaven  Part 2 (31:30)Haley Johnsen – That Ain't LoveDallas Tamaira – LevelsJapan, Man – Why Do People ChangeBeabadoobee feat Laufey – A Night to RememberKurt Vile – Another good year for the rosesLEENALCHI – Ultimate Prescription  Part 3 – Poppin' Off! (62:38)Charli XCX feat Sam Smith – In The CityThe Chainsmokers feat GRACEY – Think of UsSampha – SuspendedKali Uchis – Te MataFuerza Regida – EXCESOS The Rolling Stones – AngryThe Rolling Stones – Mess It Up Part 4 – Fresh K Cuts (93:56)Sung Si-kyung feat Naul – Even for a momentYuna – Bad IntentionsSUNMI – STRANGERBalming Tiger – Moving ForwardKACHISAN – Rock, Paper, Scissors!Say Sue Me – 4amcotoba – water blue indigo

As broadcast September 18, 2023 with plenty of fresh new cuts to taste test in a variety of flavors.  After a lovely weekend it's time to once again make the new muses dance in the sky as this relentless month of new tunes continues to charge forward like an unstoppable army of love.  New b-side joint from Big Thief starts things, and then we have Black Pumas, NewDad, Cleo Sol, and Mitski to continue the good fight for our first hour faves.  Thai band YONLAPA also visiting Seoul for a live show this fall, which is exciting stuff.  Part 3 we gather all the big new tunes out Friday from the pop world, with Sia announcing a new album for next year and Canadian upstarts The Beaches out with theirs.  To finish the show, we're going local every Monday, and we have stuff from Say Sue Me, Car The Garden, and many more to share until we run out of space on the clock.#feelthegravityNew Muses Monday!Tracklist (st:rt)Part 1 (00:00)Big Thief – Born For Loving YouWilco – Cousin Yot Club feat Jordana – Safe House*The Beaches – Blame BrettNewDad – Angel Black Pumas – More Than A Love SongVagabon – Lexicon Part 2 (32:55)Mitski – My Love Mine All MineMitski – StarCleo Sol – SelfKishi Bashi – Red, White, and BlueSufjan Stevens – Will Anybody Ever Love MeYONLAPA – INSOMNIAYONLAPA – Let Me Go Poppin Off!Part (62:30)Sia – Gimme LoveThirty Seconds to Mars – World On FireThe Rolling Stones – Angry The Beaches – Shower BeerTeddy Swims – Some Things I'll Never KnowMaren Morris – The TreeDan + Shay – Neon Cowgirl Fresh K CutsPart 4 (92:33)JOHA – 방랑자Moon Sujin – My TimeSay Sue Me – Mind is LightShin Hyeon-hui – MISHMASHDreamcatcher – BONVOYAGE (Farewell vers)Car, the garden – Four SummersMingginyu – White night

Will and Craig discuss new albums by bdrmm and Water From Your Eyes, plus live reports and bonus songs.

Featuring music from the new collaboration between Pedro Ricardo & Damian Botigue, South Korea's Say Sue Me, a new live recording from Khruangbin at Radio City Music Hall + more!

Will and Anurag discuss new releases by Feist, the Murder Capital, and Young Fathers, plus bonus songs of the week.

For our 2nd edition of our Top of The Drop (best albums of 2022) rundown, we highlighted some bigger acts that we didn't blurb in the article but also gave a nod to some acts we think are very worthy of a listen if you haven't familiarized yet.  Tunes from Bey, SZA, Bobby Oroza, Say Sue Me, and Danielle Ponder are definite highlights, along with unexpected surprise Adeem The Artist, who definitly moved us with his fantastic album White Trash Revelry (and we don't even dig country).Tracklist Part I (00:00)Beyonce - PLASTIC OFF THE SOFABeyonce - MOVE feat Grace JonesSAULT - LionSAULT - The Greatest SmileSZA - Ghost in the MachineSZA - Gone Girl feat Phoebe BridgersPart II (30:03)Bobby Oroza - Loving BodyBobby Oroza - Make Me BelieveDanielle Ponder - Some of Us Are BraveDanielle Ponder - Someone Like YouHUNJIYA - OUTGROWN HUNJIYA - FAVORITEHUNJIYA - MAIN CHARACTERPart III (61:03)Adeem The Artist - CarolinaAdeem The Artist - Baptized in Well SpiritsBlack Country, New Road - ConcordeBlack Country, New Road - Chaos Space MachineMakaya McCraven - In These TimesPart IV (91:05)Say Sue Me - Still HereSay Sue Me - Photo of You Alvvays - Easy On Your OwnAlvvays - Lottery NoisesFontaines DC - Jackie Down The LineFontaines DC - I Love You

Our 2nd edition of our funk & soul, rock & roll favorites is finally online.  Danno picks his favorites in the soul department for 2022 with joints from Danger Mouse, Ghost Funk Orchestra, Monophonics, Dallas Tamaira, and many others.  Dan Lloyd also rocks his best in the rock stars and smashed guitars realm for the past year, with mega joints from The Beths, Say Sue Me, King Gizzard, and a slew of other extra nice guitar murderers.  TracklistPart I (00:00)Ghost Funk Orchestra – IntroductionGhost Funk Orchestra – Your Man's No GoodMonophonics – Love You BetterDanger Mouse & Black Thought feat Michael Kiwanuka – AquamarineIbibio Sound Machine – ElectricityMarxist Love Disco Ensemble – 1905 Part II (30:26)El Michels Affair & Liam Bailey – Walk With MeMonster Rally – Moon Flower Bloom Dallas Tamaira – Just FineArjuna Oakes & Serebii – FlavourSkinshape – High Tide, Storm RisingKokoroko – War DancePart III (57:29)The Beths – Silence is GoldenPlosivs – Broken EyesGang of Youths – In the Wake of Your Leave100 Gecs – Doritos and FritosEditors – Heart AttackKing Gizzard and the Lizard Wizard – Magenta MountainPart IV (87:30)Viagra Boys – TroglodyteCave In – New RealitySay Sue Me – No Real PlaceThe Garden – Horseshit on Route 66Death Cab for Cutie – Asphalt MeadowsScreeching Weasel – Any Minute NowGinger Wildheart and the Sinners – That Smile

Our January best of 2022 series hits day three. Today, Jason Goebel and Jay Ignacio get in touch to share music from Porridge Radio, Angel Olsen, Say Sue Me and Steve Lacy. Subscribe to Rockin' the Suburbs on Apple Podcasts/iTunes or   other podcast platforms, including audioBoom, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon, iHeart, Stitcher and TuneIn. Or listen at SuburbsPod.com. Please rate/review the show on Apple Podcasts and share it with your friends. Visit our website at SuburbsPod.com Email Jim & Patrick at rock@suburbspod.com Follow us on the Twitter, Facebook or Instagram @suburbspod If you're glad or sad or high, call the Suburban Party Line — 612-440-1984. Theme music: "Ascension," originally by Quartjar, covered by Frank Muffin. Visit quartjar.bandcamp.com and frankmuffin.bandcamp.com.

Day two of Rocktober 2022 New Music is filled with contributions from Liam McIndoe, Jay Igancio and Mike Wagner. They discuss new work from Columbia Mills, Troy Kingi, Say Sue Me and Anthony D'Amato. Subscribe to Rockin' the Suburbs on Apple Podcasts/iTunes or   other podcast platforms, including audioBoom, Spotify, Google Podcasts, Amazon, iHeart, Stitcher and TuneIn. Or listen at SuburbsPod.com. Please rate/review the show on Apple Podcasts and share it with your friends. Visit our website at SuburbsPod.com Email Jim & Patrick at rock@suburbspod.com Follow us on the Twitter, Facebook or Instagram @suburbspod If you're glad or sad or high, call the Suburban Party Line — 612-440-1984. Theme music: "Ascension," originally by Quartjar, covered by Frank Muffin. Visit quartjar.bandcamp.com and frankmuffin.bandcamp.com

As broadcast October 31, 2022.  Tonight we really don't have anything to say.  Saturday saw tragedy visit Korea as over 150 people were killed in a crowd crush in Seoul's Itaewon district during Halloween festivities that ran out of control.  Tonight, we dedicate the show to the victims, their families, and many loved ones hoping to only balm the souls of those of us left behind.  #ItaewonTragedyTracklist (st:rt)Part I (00:00)Donald Byrd – Cristo RedentorAl Green – How Can You Mend A Broken HeartGeorge Harrison – I'd Have You AnytimeLeon Bridges & Keite Young – Like a ShipJames Taylor – Fire and RainZero 7 – Likufanele Part II (34:43)Ghost Funk Orchestra – MourningHailu Mergia – Yefkir EngurguroN'dambi – Call Me (Yam Who? Rework)The Beatles – In My LifeAndrew Bird & Phoebe Bridgers – I Felt A Funeral In My BrainElliott Smith – A Fond FarewellPhilip Owusu – Goodnight Part III (62:52)Mulatu Astatke – Tezeta (Nostalgia)Holy Hive feat Mary Lattimore – Oh I Miss Her SoMenanhan Street Band – Black Velvet (inst)Lack of Afro – For YouPaul & The Tall Trees – Then We'll Wave (So Long)Paul & The Tall Trees – Over the Echoes Part IV (93:12)John Coltrane – Psalm So!Yoon! & Phum Viphurit – WingsMeaningful Stone – A Call from My DreamSay Sue Me – Still HereJohn Coltrane – PsalmKim Sun – The Man Who Must Leave 

As broadcast October 18, 2022 with Al Green driving the ladies mad once again!  Tonight we start with the so-called "Grits Incident," when a woman dangerously obsessed with soul singer Al Green poured boiling grits over his head and then committed suicide in the next room with The Reverend's own gun.  This is one tale in a long and weird line of Al Green driving women so wild they actually ended up severely injuring the object of their affection.  Since it is Tuesday we have tons of new indie and underground music to get through with Kat Bass, as it has been a busy weekend of new tunes just out.  Highlights this week come from Men I Trust, ALASKALASKA, girl in red, Barrie, and many beyond just that.#feelthegravityTracklist (st:rt)Part I (00:00)Al Green – You Ought To Be With MeBlossom Club – MotiveGLOSSER – Disco GirlsJohn Moods – Such a ThrillHuman Barbie – emptyDress Warm – Take a Hint Part II (33:25)girl in red - October Passed Me By Zachary Knowles - SOMEWHERE IN TEXAS Fazerdaze - Winter Tomper - Cruise Control Barrie - Unholy Appetite Morabeza Tobacco - Teacher's In The Mood Part III (60:32)Men I Trust - Girl Indigo Sparke - Golden Ribbons Say Sue Me - A.M. 180 Elephant Motel - Time Fly By Tahiti 80 - Cameo SALES - July Part IV (90:35)Sunbeam Sound Machine - Two Summers Layten Kramer - Employment Clear Coast - All I Ever Was Jean Dawson - PIRATE RADIO* ALASKALASKA - Glass ALASKALASKA – Still Life 

As broadcast October 13, 2022 with plenty of Sam still kickin!  We open tonight wishing a belated birthday to Sam Moore, who was one half of the famed Sam & Dave duo.  Now a total legend and Rock Hall inductee, it's great to see one of the old timers still around and doing well.  After that, our funk & soul first hour has a bevvy of new joints out from big artists like Adrian Quesada, Nick Hakim, Allen Stone, and plenty more beyond just those.  Big new announcements and tunes follow that for our rock weekly that we call AMPED, as Dan Lloyd talks about what's up with Blink 182, Willow Smith, Sparta, and many more while finishing with our KROCKPOT spotlight on Say Sue Me's covers album just out called 10.#feelthegravityTracklist (st:rt)Part I (00:00)Sam & Dave – Hold On, I'm Coming (King Most remix)Carmy Love – Together AgainSurprise Chef – Bakery Pledge of AllegianceNick Hakim – M1L'Imperatrice feat Rejjie Snow – Everything Eventually EndsKraak & Smaak feat Durand Jones – All for Love Part II (30:03)Kendra Morris – This Life (Live)Yellow Days – Why?Allen Stone – 5 MinutesSay She She – Fortune Teller Adrian Quesada – Noble MetalsRyuichi Sakamoto – Thousand Knives (Thundercat remix)Garrett Saracho feat Adrian Younge & Ali Shaheed Muhammad – Sabor del Ritmo Part III (59:09)Blink 182 – AnthemBoston Manor – PassengerWillow – curious/furiousEnumclaw – 10th and J 2Sparta – Until the Kingdom Comes Part IV (89:57)The Real McKenzies – Scotland the BraveAnti-Flag – Modern Meta Medicine (Ft Jesse Leach)MSPAINT – AcidGinger Wildheart and the Sinners – Footprints in the SandWeeping Icon – Pigs, S*** and TrashSay Sue Me – Season of the Shark (Yo La Tengo cover) 

Alcanzamos el episodio nº30 de la serie Diversiones. Treinta horas de radio escuchando canciones clásicas del pop y del rock versionadas por grupos o artistas de generaciones posteriores a la del original. Esperamos que hayas disfrutado. Playlist; (sintonía) THE CHARADES “Kepchup song aka Aserejé” (Las Ketchup) THE BAD SHEPHERDS “Anarchy in the UK” (Sex Pistols) DI MAGGIO BROTHERS “Every breath you take” (The Police) LIVING END “10:15 Saturday night” (The Cure) CRUMMY STUFF “Summer fun” (Barracudas) THE NEW PICCADILLYS “Complete control” (The Clash) THE REGRETTES “Teenager in love” (Dion) BRADY HARRIS BAND “Our lips are sealed” (The Go-Go’s) SKANDALOUS ALL STARS “I wanna be sedated” (Ramones) SAY SUE ME “Dreaming” (Blondie) THE JESUS AND MARY CHAIN “Tower of song” (Leonard Cohen) JANE’S ADDICTION “Rock’n’Roll” (Velvet Underground) THE CYNICS “I got you babe” (Sonny and Cher) THE CONNECTION “No expectations” (Rolling Stones) JOHN P STROHM “Where is my mind” (Pixies) Escuchar audio

Welcome to the Season of Steam where we are dangerous but alluring while revealing our favorite grocery store lunchables. While chatting soup cauldrons, Krusty Krumbs and the membrane industry Matthew gets more excited than ever before while Molly confesses her true feelings about Town & Country.   Transcript Matthew's Now but Wow! - Say Sue Me, The Last Thing Left See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

This week, after a lil hit of 1980 Undertones: brand new Buzzcocks, Tony Molina, Say Sue Me, Michael Head & the Red Elastic Band, Dream Syndicate, Gulps, and Cathedral Ceilings, plus Sam Cooke, Delroy Wilson, Faron Young, Duane Eddy, Richard Thompson, ...

Will, Chris and Craig discuss new albums by the Smile, Say Sue Me, and Belle and Sebastian, plus live reports and bonus songs of the week.

As broadcast May 25, 2022 with plenty of golf balls to toss in the pool.  We open with the iconic OG rock opera "Tommy" by The Who to start things with the history, then it's more indie than you can stuff in yer filthy muth for the remainder, with Kat Bass doing the honors on the selections for the grand majority.  Great new tunes out from Young Winona, Mt. Joy, ViVii, and Say Sue Me being the highlights of a strong lineup of new indie cuts.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)The Who – A Quick One While He's AwayYoung Winona – SadisticNick Leng – SpiralsKALI – InsomniaArjuna Oakes – Safe Way To FallSefi Zisling – Welcome Sunset Part II (36:57)Vansire - Bryn Mawr All-Stars Peaness - Girl Just Relax Panda Riot - 1000% Alice Merton - Loveback Clean Cut Kid - Little Black Space Mt. Joy - Evergreen Part III (65:06)Paolo Nutini - Lose it Pale Waves - Lies LACES - Jersey Shore ViVii - Probably Me mxmtoon - dizzy Mogli - Ravage Part IV (95:33)Say Sue Me - Still Here Juli Jacklin - Lydia Wears A Cross JANNABI - ASTEARSGOBY There's Talk - Lightleak 2danji - wave Cat Ryan - Rex Mundi 

As one of the biggest yet most elusive rappers of our time, Kendrick Lamar dominates pop culture whenever he releases new music. But did his latest album Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers live up to the hype? On this week's Indiecast, hosts Steven Hyden and Ian Cohen share their thoughts on the undeniably fascinating album (31:26) and wonder if the rapper's name alone will secure him a spot on Album Of The Year lists.In terms of music news this week, Indiecast discusses the other much-anticipated album this week: Harry Styles' Harry's House (3:58). Steven and Ian also talk about the Billboard Music Awards' attempt to "uncancel the canceled" musicians (17:47) and a contentious article that examined Taylor Hawkins' final days (10:18).In the Recommendation Corner (46:59), Ian gives a shout-out to Gospel, a hardcore NYC band who just dropped their first album in 17 years. Meanwhile, Steven recommends listeners to check out the South Korean indie rockers Say Sue Me, whose new album The Last Thing Left sounds like a mix of Mazzy Star and Pavement.New episodes of Indiecast drop every Friday. Listen to Episode 89 and subscribe wherever you get your podcasts. You can submit questions for Steve and Ian at indiecastmailbag@gmail.com, and make sure to follow us on Instagram and Twitter for all the latest news. We also recently launched a visualizer for our favorite Indiecast moments. Check those out here.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Say Sue Me - "꿈에 To Dream" from the 2022 album The Last Thing Left on Damnably. South Korean dream-pop quartet Say Sue Me will release their third LP The Last Thing Left this coming Friday, May 13th via long-time label Damnably. The group states the new release "has the theme of some realization, eventually the realization of love. Love in relationships, love for oneself, and the ultimate love gained after realizing those two things!” On today's Song of the Day, they surrender to slumber, with vocalist/guitarist Sumi Choi explaining in a press release, “I dreamed that everyone was alive, and I came to think that there might be no end. One day everyone will come back and meet somewhere.”  Read the full post on KEXP.org Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donate See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Podcast #602 is a vacation to the isles of The Feelies, Jim Basnight, Night Court, Ravagers, Say Sue Me, My Idea, & Neurosis.

As broadcast April 26, 2022 with plenty of weird for your radio pod.  Tonight we shone the spotlight on a video from Father John Misty that debuted five years ago on this date, a real treat featuring a crucified McCaulay Culkin playing Kurt Cobain getting whipped by Ronald McDonald.  Pure Comedy.  After that, we had all the new and latest indie cuts to taste test for the rest with Kat Bass, with notable highlights being the latest from Korean band Say Sue Me's upcoming LP, along with joints from 53 Thieves, Andrew Bird, and many others to take us to where we always wanna go.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Father John Misty – Total Entertainment ForeverEnengis feat SJU – Night Soup 53 Thieves – 3rd FloorCommunity Swimming Pool – valentinePrateek Kuhad – Favorite PeepsAndrew Bird - Underlands Part II (35:15)The Unlikely Candidates - How I AmSub Urban & BENEE- UH OH!KAYDEN - PULL ME The Vaccines - Planet of the Youth lostboy - MapleThe Kooks - 25 Pet Shimmers - Mortal Sport ArgonautPart III (64:15)SEB - SAVE ME Glass Animals & Albert Hammond Jr. - I Don't Wanna Talk ( I Just Wanna Dance) Say Sue Me - To DreamGirlhouse - cool guyHatchie - Sunday SongWeiland - Dangerous Woman Part IV (94:18)Alec Benjamin - Devil Doesn't BargainFontaines D.C. - Jackie Down The LineEthel Cain - American Teenager Hitsujibungaku - LuckyMilky Chance - Stolen Dance (Acoustic)Yujihi - Where is blue? 

As broadcast March 30, 2022 with plenty of llanos if things are getting a little too plain on your podcast dives.  Tonight we took another jaunt to Venezuela, this time with our lovely new guest Dunia as our new weekly travel companion.  Dunia originally hails from Iraq but is now a Korean citizen, and we are just thrilled to finally have her as a regular contributor.  The trip to Caracas highlights a lot of music regular listeners will be familiar with, but if it's your first time, the country with all the beautiful people indeed boasts an equally impressive portfolio of gorgeous tunes both old and new.#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)L'Imperatrice – Voodoo? (Virtual World Tour 2020)Vytas Brenner – AraguaneyUn Dos Tres y Fuera – Machu PicchuManybeat – ManaoLos Amigos Invisibles feat C-Funk & Silverio Lozada – EH EH OH OHLa Vida Boheme – Manos Arriba Part II (31:07)Luis Silva – Como No Voy A DercirloSimon Diaz – Caballo ViejoDavendra Banhart – Abre Las ManosAmericania – Emilia Simon Grossmann – Luna Llena ADSO – Como Si NadaMau y Ricky feat Maria Becerra – Mal Acostumbrao Part III (59:02)La Melodia Perfecta - Sobrenatural Danny Ocean – Me RehusoHugo Blanco - Moliendo Café Canelita Medina – Tanto y TantoSanLuis feat Voz Veis and Apache - Mis Ilusiones SanLuis feat Chino and Nacho – Se Acabo Part IV (93:15)Gustavo Elis - Rumba Hoy Rawayana – HIGH feat ApacheSimón Díaz - El Alma Llanera Cecelia Todd – Pajarillo PopulariKON - 사랑을 했다 (LOVE SCENARIO)Say Sue Me – Around You 

At the end of an exceptionally rich month in terms of amazing new indiepop music released, here’s our selection of 12 new songs, featuring Say Sue Me, Neutrals, Belle & Sebastian, and more. Tracks from way back completing this month’s episode are from Rhesus and Paul Haig. Little under 50 minutes of uplifting entertainment – … Continue reading "Indiepop Radio Episode 22-03"

As broadcast December 17, 2021 with plenty of extra dom bombs to drop on your podcast-lovin' head.  Tonight we welcomed Jeff Moses to the show, who is the co-owner & co-founder of indie punk label World Domination, Inc, which is based in Seoul.  We invited Jeff to show his label's wears and give his artists some well-deserved airtime on the show while also talking about the new World Domination label comp that just dropped last Friday, along with the upcoming Them and Us covers compilation the label is dropping next month.  Be sure to check both out and support your local indie heads!#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Shin Joong Hyun – I Do Not KnowDrinking Boys & Girls Choir – Stay HereGumiho – Hey! You!…Whatever That Means – More Than OrdinarySlant – HungerWedance – ReadyKIRARA – Wish Part II (31:15)JAMBINAI – Time of ExtinctionLEENALCHI – Please Don't GoSay Sue Me – Old Town (Live on KEXP)Dabda feat Takashi Kashikura – Jungle GymMeaningful Stone – Dancing in the rainWinningshot – SunshineSmoking Goose – StrugglesTHE PUNK DRUNK LOVE – PUNK DRUNK LOVE Part III (65:15)Smoking Goose – About ExtinctionSmoking Goose – Monsoon…Whatever That Means – Manic Episode…Whatever That Means – Save The UnionBeacon – TrashBeacon – LyricsSidecar – MoldSidecar – Dizzy Dance Part IV (98:30)TalkBats! – SonicTalkBats! – 바짝이는WinningShot – 198WinningShot – The Sweetest PainUltraLazy – Stuck In HereUltra Lazy – Lazy AgainGumiho – Kill KodeIman's League – OK!  Let's GoGreen Eyed Monster – Satisfaction 

sent $$$ this week to Black Freedom Factory in San Antonio.instagram.com/blackfreedomfactory“BFF will be assisting in Del Rio this Saturday by distributing cooling kits to our friends at the border as thousands wait to be processed and detained.Seeking asylum is NOT illegal and it is in every person’s right to do so.”DOWNLOAD RECORDINGsubscribe to the podcast here: http://feeds.feedburner.com/5432fun(intro by omar)New Junk City “Easier in Time” Easier in Time / Moon DownThe Finks “Peter Out” Rolly NiceSunday Night Heat “Mr. Privilege” Piledrivergash “man parts are scary” hahaGoon “Ten Tables” Happy OmenSkirts “Breather” Bus DreamVintage Crop “American Living” New AgeLOMA “Relay Runner” LomaEinschlagen “Orchid” An Afternoon in 2018Jac Aranda “Free to Choose” Real DreamsNate Terepka “Sunlight Farms” Sunlight FarmPlastic Bubble “Waverly Beat Piece” Any Big AdventureGroupie “Cannibal Wave” ValidatedDeliluh “No I.D. Denied” Day Catcherplant food “you in front of the chapel” koalas hug trees to keep coolChristian fitness “group fink” nuance - the musicalCinder Well “The Unconscious Echo” The Unconscious EchoSpring Onion “my parking tweetar” I Did My Taxes For Free OnlineSay Sue Me “But I Like You” Where We Were Together

As broadcast August 18, 2021 with extra mileage for podcast VIP flyers not found on the mere radio transmission.  We fly to Norway this evening with Lizz Kalo for our Round Trip weekly feature.  This playlist was only difficult to make in terms of fitting in all we wanted to, as Norway is especially bursting with contemporary music of all types, but we also got in a couple older tunes to pay the originators their due.  A lot of interesting interplay between American and Norwegian artists on the playlist as well.  Come take a trip!#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Karin Krog – We Could Be FlyingThomas Dybdahl – 45D'Sound feat Macy Gray – Save SomeAdam Douglas – Build A FireTyler, The Creator feat Rex Orange County & Anna of the North – BoredomOl' Burger Beats – Athens (inst)Part II (33:12)Flunk – MidsummerVanary – IsolationJUNIOR PARIS – NO TIMEFred Paa Jord – Syden & BeyondSondre Lerche – I Can't See Myself Without YouMyssaland – feet of stoneFjorden Baby! – Ikke bland dag inn Royksopp - Oblique Thrills (Lost Tapes)Part III (64:49)Alexander von Mehren - La Chanson De Douchegirl in red - bad idea!The Little Hands Of Asphalt - Oslotigerstate - summer nights Bertine Zetlitz - MidnightAnna of the North - Lovers Part IV (95:49)AURORA - Cure For MeRoyksopp - EpleAstrid S - Think Before I TalkYoung Dreams - Of The CityLucite Tokki - Bom Bom BomSay Sue Me - So Tender 

Two hours of the best of new music? That's life, indeed. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Walkman by Bad Bad Hats on Walkman (Don Giovanni) 2′42″ Bunny Is A Rider by Caroline Polachek on Bunny Is A Rider (Perpetual Novice) 10′30″ Before You Gotta Go by Courtney Barnett on Things Take Time, Take Time (Mom + Pop/Marathon Artists) 13′32″ Color Of The Pool by Lala Lala on I Want The Door To Open (Hardly Art) 16′02″ The Next Curse (ft Lzzy Hale) by Slothrust on Parallel Timeline (Dangerbird) 20′02″ Soft Drink by Cherry Glazerr on Soft Drink (Secretly Canadian) 27′13″ The Killing Moon by CHVRCHES on The Killing Moon (Glassnote) 31′24″ Here Comes The Hotstepper by Dr. Dog on Here Comes The Hotstepper (We Buy Gold) 36′00″ I Will Survive by Perfume Genius on I Will Survive (Matador) 39′08″ Nothing Else Matters by Phoebe Bridgers on Metallica Blacklist (Blackend Recording) 43′41″ Hard To Explain by Touche Amore on Hard To Explain (Epitaph) 51′48″ Work This Hard by Caveman on Smash (Fortune Tellers) 55′36″ Swinging At Shadows by The Cribs on Swinging At Shadows (Sonic Blew/PIAS) 59′10″ Lake Superior by Tasha on Lake Superior (Father/Daughter) 63′19″ Sweet & Spice by Deb Never & Jim-E Stack on Where Have All The Flowers Gone (Moonlanding) 69′30″ Before We Knew by Day Wave on Before We Knew (PIAS)

sent $$$ this week to LA bomb explosion fund for the Reyes & Ruiz Family.gofund.me/7303151a“On 06/30/2021 Both of my families were injured during the unexpected explosion this has completely changed our life’s one day to another. LAPD confiscated illegal fireworks and the bomb squad decided to detonate them within an iron-chambered containment truck less than 15 feet from our house. The force of the explosion destroyed not only the container but both of our houses resulted in a total loss the houses were both Red Tagged. The damages ended up in both of my families becoming homeless and losing all of their clothes & valuables. Both my grandparents were injured, my aunts family and her two babies were left without anything. Any donation is highly appreciated and we’re extremely thankful for everyone who has messaged us. Any donations will go to finding shelter and buying utilities that were completely destroyed. May God bless you guys.”DOWNLOAD RECORDINGsubscribe to the podcast here: http://feeds.feedburner.com/5432fun(intro by omar)Say Sue Me “I Know I’m Kind of Boring” We’ve Sobered UpWooing “In Colour” Daydream Time MachineViolet Mice “Swans of Stone” GarabaggioAbout a Million “Underwater” Look For Me When You Get BoredRECKLING “Lying” RECKLINGDrowse “Put Me to Sleep” Cold AirPale Kids “Samson” HesitaterHeadlines “Monuments” MMXVIIGender Work “summer rain” Blankets EPMajor Murphy “Who I Will Be” No. 1Casual Hex “Sacred Plush” FLESHED OUTTres Oui “Red Wine and Dry Ice” Poised to FlourishNectar “Change Your Mind” Knocking At The DoorCay Is Okay “Like Mother” Low-FiMarriage + Cancer “FLORA + FAUNA” MARRIAGE + CANCERSpencer vh “igyl” acceptanceJames Kochalka Superstar “Parking Lots and Mountain Tops” How to Tie a Tie on the InternetBirdskulls “Sleep Walking” S/TWarm Bodies “My Face Fell Off” s/tSpecial Moves “Make Up Words As U Go Along” FebruaryPopcorn of Fear “Take A Chance” Popcorn of FearHelena Deland “Perfect Weather for a Crime” Altogether Unaccompanied Vol. I & II

Ryan and I sit down, drink home brews and a hand full of gross beers. Intro music by Matt Farley Music by Say Sue Me and Melenas.

We have a set of 80's new wave songs about "heaven" and also a couple of songs titled "Bright Lights".  Artists this week are: The Hives, En Attendant Ana, Dude York, Pure Joy, Say Sue Me, The White Stripes, Peter Godwin, The Danse Society, Original Mirrors, Frances Forever, Seed, Habibi, Iguana Death Cult, The Special AKA, Orchestral Manoeuvres In The Dark. Originally airing January 8, 2021.   On the Air on Bedford 105.1 FM Radio     * 5pm Friday *     * 10am Sunday *     * 8pm Monday * Stream live at http://209.95.50.189:8178/stream Stream on-demand most recent episodes at https://wbnh1051.podbean.com/category/suburban-underground/ Twitter: @SUBedford1051Facebook: SuburbanUndergroundRadioInstagram: SuburbanUnderground And available on demand on your favorite podcast app!  

As broadcast November 27, 2020.  Our guest artist for this week is noneother than Philip Brett, the main man behind two publications that we can only describe as totally outstanding in the Amplify Korea Podcast & Angle Magazine.  Philip threw down a great 2nd hour of diverse sounds from some outstanding Korean artists on the rise here in 2020, and we did our thing in the first hour with a tribute to the godfather Shin Joong Hyun while also paying tribute to the ladies forgotten locally that made him a big name in Kim Jung-mi & Kim Sun.  Great two hours of free indie & rock right here from ROK.#feelthegravityPart I (00:00)Kim Jungmi – From Where To WhereSE SO NEON – Midnight Train 심야행Dasutt – Pigeon 비둘기Beenzino – BreakKIRARA – WishKraak & Smaak feat Imugi – SommeronPart II (30:03)Kim Sun – The Man Who Must LeaveMid-Air Thief – These ChainsWindycat – Low ChristmasShadow Community 그림자 공동체 – Restless Song 동요Yaeji – One MorePark Hye-jin – Like ThisPart III (61:29)Say Sue Me – Old TownHathaw9y – HayleyWindycat – LifeWESH WESH – CamelWedance – City PunkPart IV (93:50)Numnum – Hedge UpSoumbalgwang – Orange MoonBilly Carter – My Body My ChoiceCotoba – reyn (KR vers)LEENALCHI – Tiger Is ComingKim Sawol – Disposable 

As broadcast November 25, 2020.  Did a rather full circle thing this evening, with a lot of classic rock moments from the 1960's to explore historically then it's off to France for our weekly Round Trip segment with Barbora, which saw tunes from Justice, Serge Gainsbourg, and Breakbot followed upon return to Korea with a selection of mostly 2010's Korean indie rock from Say Sue Me, Glen Check & other goodies you most likely will not hear on the Korean airwaves.#feelthegravityPart I (00:00)John Lennon – Instant Karma (We All Shine On)Cream – NSUThe Jimi Hendrix Experience – If 6 Was 9Edwin Birdsong – Cola Bottle BabyGeorge Duke – I Love You MoreTalking Heads – Born Under Punches (The Heat Goes On)Part II (30:03)Daft Punk – Something About UsAir – Playground LoveDimitri from Paris – Une Very Stylish FilleStereolab – The Flower Called NowhereMC Solaar – Nouveau WesternFrancoise Hardy – J'ecoute de la musique saoule (Woody Braun remix)Part III (59:45)Serge Gainsbourg – L'anamourAIR - Sexy BoyThe Mighty Bop – Feelin' Good!Justice - D.A.N.C.EL'Imperatrice - FouBreakbot - Be mine tonightPart IV (91:17)Glen Check - FRENCH VIRGIN PARTYLuli Lee – DiveWHOWho – HerTHE SOLUTIONS - MovementsThe Koxx - 사랑 춤 Say Sue Me - Dreaming 

Episode Notes Episode 101 is full of new music from the last month, including Say Sue Me's contribution to the Busan Biennale, a new digital single from Roots Redeem, and more music from Daegu, Busan, and Seoul. With Covid-19 numbers going down, but still not clear, I'm still not comfortable sharing event information just yet. On the other hand, there's been so much new music to try and keep on top of, it's a welcome break to stay home and listen. I also don't have much choice, as this episode was recorded from quarantine after returning to Korea last week. I'm also dealing with an ear infection, so apologies if there are any sound issues in this weeks show that I didn't catch. Playlist Hyangni - Aromatherapy (feat. Telefonist) D_Fi - Wave Gong Joong Geu Neul - Season Fake Universe - A Lonely City Night Coremagazine - Hymn Roots Redeem - Shaman Rock Luli Lee - Live In Sunset Kim Sawol - Heaven Lose My Memory - Dance Alone Curlydraw - Mystery Sons of Tiger - TGTD Say Sue Me - Daily Walking Rehearsals Links Gong Joong Geu Neul (Bandcamp) Roots Redeem (Bandcamp) Busan Biennale (Soundcloud) Sons of Tiger (Bandcamp) Kim Sawol (Bandcamp) Say Sue Me (Bandcamp) Luli Lee (Bandcamp) CoreMagazine (Bandcamp) Lose My Memory (YouTube) Angle Magazine Patreon

Shouting Chickens によるYoutube ラジオ、「Chickens Radio」です。この番組では毎回様々なテーマでシャウティングチキンズの正体を解き明かしていきます。第2回は「アジアのインディー・シーンを分析」ということで、Gt.Daigoを中心に、現在盛り上がっているアジアのインディー・シーンを分析していきます！ 今回紹介したバンド ・Phum Viphurit...タイのシンガーソングライター。ネオソウルなどから影響を受けた音楽が特徴的で、2018年に発表した「Lover Boy」が世界中でブレイクし、人気となった。 ・deca joins...台湾を拠点に活動する4人組バンド。様々なジャンルを感じさせる幅広い楽曲と高い演奏スキルで人気を博している。 ・Say Sue Me...韓国の四人組バンド。現代の音楽に縛られない自由な音楽感と、女性ボーカルの特徴的であり魅力的な歌声で人気を博し、イギリスのレーベルDamnably Recordsと契約し活動している。 上で紹介したバンドの曲も入っている、Gt.Daigoのおすすめアジア・インディー・シーンのプレイリスト！↓ https://open.spotify.com/playlist/33WNRvRowrA3A4xqua4Czo?si=P_OhCK2YS8mIqg1mB2djmA

Dark Side of K-PopIndustry superstitionsScandals/problems in the K-pop industryBurning Sun/SeungriPseudo-scandals in the K-pop industryThe subway ghost in Lee Seung Hwan - “Aewon” https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mFyT2K4L-8sJoe and Shawn's favorite Korean singersSuggested ArtistsCheck out our YouTube playlist here: Dark Side of Seoul Music PlaylistKim Gwang-Seok 김광석 히트곡 모음 (고음질)Sanulrim 산울림- 내마음에 주단을 깔고 1978 2nd AlbumJaurim 자우림 - 안녕미미Cho PD - My FriendBrown Eyed Girls 'Abracadabra'Say Sue Me https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVvox_O-RSI&t=182sCherry Filter - Romantic Cat 체리필터 - 낭만고양이“Hongdae Style” Artists10cm - 아메리카노 Americano 버스커 버스커 (Busker Busker) - 벚꽃 엔딩Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/user?u=22510065)

Busan, South Korea’s favorite band Say Sue Me capped off 2019, a year of high highs and the lowest of lows for the good friends, by stopping by the KEXP studios to perform four songs that span their six-year career of making sincere surf-tinged indie rock. Amidst the music, the band chats with Kevin Cole about their 2019 Korean Music Award experience, in which they were nominated in five categories and won two, and how the passing of their drummer Semin Kang has inspired them to “make music for us.” Recorded 12/13/19. Old Town Good People Just Joking Around Let’s Don’t Say Anything Watch the full Live on KEXP session on YouTube Support the show.

Episode Notes I continue my catch up of new releases from the last few months, this time focusing on Busan. I've got 9 tracks for you this week, though still not enough to cover all the new releases. I might make a second Busan episode another week. Featuring a new version of an old favorite by Say Sue Me, some chill tracks from singer-songwriters Vanda and Momentsyumi, and a just released track from Wussami. Playlist: 1. Sidecar - Mold 2. Wink Child Tappers - 내일의 나야 미안해 3. Soumbalgwang - Gwangan Surf 4. Rappelkopf - 방 5. Platform Stereo - Whale 6. Say Sue Me - Good For Some Reason (Winter Version) 7. Momentsyumi - Call My Name 8. Vanda - Daily Mood 9. Wussami - 한숨 Links https://sidecarkorea.bandcamp.com/album/mold https://www.wdikorea.com/product-page/sidecar-mold-7-inch-record-wdi018 https://soumbalgwang.bandcamp.com/album/gwangan-surf https://saysueme.bandcamp.com/album/good-for-some-reason-winter-spring https://momentsyumi.bandcamp.com/album/dive-into-you

Episode 326 also includes an EW Essay titled "Pretending." We share an original Radio Play titled "My Journal" written and read by our Associate Producer Dr. Michael Pavese. We have an EW poem called "Sunshine Smile." Our music this go round is provided by these wonderful artists: Django Reinhardt, Stephan Grapelli, Lee Fields & the Expressions, Sarah Vaughn, Andre DeShields, Say Sue Me, Alan Cumming, Branford Marsalis and Terrence Blanchard. Commercial Free, Small Batch Radio Crafted In the Endless Mountains of Pennsylvania... Heard All Over The World. Tell your Friends and Neighbors...

Here's Strange Brew #158 - Big - with gugai on 8radio.com. Dream Wife tell me about a song they love, and there's music from Fontaines DC, Talos, SOAK, The Twilight Sad, The Redneck Manifesto, Royal Yellow, Enemies, Peachface, Squarehead, Wild Nothing and Say Sue Me. Every Friday at 9pm & Saturday at 7pm on 8radio.com. Strange Brew : Songs Of The Day playlist - https://open.spotify.com/user/gugai www.strangebrew.ie www.facebook.com/strangebrewgalway www.twitter.com/@strangebrewirl gugai@strangebrew.ie

Welcome back to Amazin’ Avenue Audio, where we talk about music, Star Wars, TV, and Overwatch.  This week, we take a break from the Mets to discuss some of our other favorites from 2018. First, Chris McShane and Brian Salvatore discuss the best music of 2018, including releases by Flasher, Parquet Courts, Courtney Barnett, Say Sue Me, and more.  Next up, Lukas Vlahos discusses his Overwatch League. In our second extended segment of the show, Allison McCague and Kenneth Lavin discuss their favorite TV shows. And finally, Steve Sypa and Brian discuss and debate the best Star Wars films.   As always, you can listen or subscribe to the podcast through Apple Podcasts, where we encourage you to leave a review if you enjoy the show. It really helps! And you can find us on the Stitcher app, listen through the embedded player below, or download the podcast directly from Blog Talk Radio. You can follow all of our contributors on Twitter: Brian (@BrianNeedsaNap), Chris (@ChrisMcShane), Lukas Vlahos (@lvlahos343), Steve Sypa (@stevesypa), Allison (@peteitePHD) and Kenneth (@KenLavin91).  And don't forget you can email the show at podcast@amazinavenueaudio.com, and we'll be back next week for another edition of Amazin' Avenue Audio. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Ahead of his traditional Christmas Day show, Brian Foss, host of Sonic Reducer and KEXP's de facto authority on non-traditional Christmas songs, brings you a mix of newer holiday songs that have tickled his fancy this season, including tracks from BEAK>, Say Sue Me, The Dip, and Sunset Flip. 1) BEAK> - (Merry Xmas) Face The Future 2) Pre Nup - War, On Christmas 3) Gaspard Royant - (C'mon Baby) It's Christmas Time! 4) The Dip - Santa's Got A Sweet Tooth 5) Hans Toupee - Lights Camera Christmas 6) Say Sue Me - Christmas, It's Not A Biggie 7) Make Like Monkeys - Screw Me on Christmas 8) MFC Chicken - Father Christmas 9) Nat Brower - Coal 10) Lacee - Juicy Lip Santa 11) Moogieman - Red Xmas 12) Oneida - Christmas with the Freaks 13) headache24 - The Xmas Tragedy 14) The X-Misses - There's No Christmas in Hell (And That's Why I'm so Sad) 15) Catholic Action - New Year (Christmas Miracle Mix) 16) BLAHA! - It's Christmas Time (and I Have Nothing Left To Lose) 17) Laurence Made Me Cry -   It's Not You, It's Christmas 18) Sunset Flip - Christmas in Seattle

Global Music Podcast - Holiday Edition. Featuring, Madison McWilliams, Jessie J, The Endophins, Katie Garabaldi, Susie Blue and the Lonesome Fellas, Say Sue Me, Jeremy Ravine and Walk Off the Earth. Enjoy this unique blend of holiday music right here on Chicago Music Guide. The post Global Music Podcast – Holiday Edition appeared first on Chicago Music Guide.

This week on Albums in the Attic, Raf and James discuss the recent lineup announcements from Reading Festival and Glastonbury. Live reviews of Courtney Barnett and Say Sue Me. Album reviews in the form of Mumford & Sons, Anderson Paak. & Architects. Plus, your questions answered and an Attic Collection that has been years in the making.

Episode #10: Travel The theme for this latest episode is Travel. Many of the artists who come to Sage Gateshead are in the middle of a UK, European or sometimes even a world tour. For them, is travel just a necessary evil – something they have to do just to please their fans and find new audiences– or does it actually helps them shape and influence their music? So, on this podcast episode we ask Sumi Choi, lead singer of Korean band Say Sue Me, to tell us about her favourite destination, Philidelphian poet and rapper Moor Mother reveals why she prefers planes over trains, and the seasoned travellers of jazz trio Phronesis explain the importance of having an understanding family back home. So place your bags in the overhead locker, put your phone on airplane mode and fasten your seatbelt...as we take you on tour. Backstage is a regular podcast where we go behind the scenes for exclusive interviews and insights from leading and emerging artists who’ll be taking to the stage at Sage Gateshead, and discover some of the activities that take place, and the communities that meet there.

DJ Kevin Cole lays down a new music mix that flows together into an expressive, wondrously beautiful whole.  Take the journey with new music from Say Sue Me, Art d'Ecco, Ross From Friends, Laura Gibson, and more. 1. Say Sue Me - Just Joking Around 2. Our Girl - Our Girl  3. Ross From Friends - R.A.T.S. 4. Art d'Ecco - Nobody's Home 5. Blue J - Hard To Know  6. Public Practice - Fate/Glory 7. The Sha La Das - Open My Eyes  8. Laura Gibson - Tenderness  9. Steady Holiday - Mothers  10. Shigeto - Fight Club 11. HAAi - Motorik Voodoo Bush Doof Musik

Alec Christensen, host of Flashback guests on Andyland Radio with Andrew Willis. Together they discuss Brett Kavanaugh. During the show, Alec Christensen and Andy play 'Would You Rather', and 'Rapid Fire'. In headlines, Nike is siding with Colin Kaepernick because he sells, conservation groups file lawsuit to protect endangered orcas, mystery White House official claims staffers are working against Trump, Tekashi 6ix9ine pleads with judge for no prison time in child sex case, and in a new email, Elon Musk accused a cave rescuer of being a “child rapist”. Later in the show, why is it a big deal that Eminem released a new album? Andrew answers your questions on Ask Andy. Music by Pheonix, Oh Sees, Yuno, Japanese Breakfast, Foster The People, The Muffs, Juiceboxx, Say Sue Me, and Twinsmith.

Guests Tristan Wheeler and Jack Lemming of Radio Pizza Party join Andyland Radio with Andrew Willis and explore cannabis, 3D gun printing manual bans, foods that make you sleep, Fred Meyer locking up ethnic hair-care products, and the always controversial Elon Musk. Later, Tristan, Jack and Andrew remember the late Senator John McCain. Music by Faith Maxwell, Dumb, Khalid, Yuno, White Mystery, Mariana and the Diamonds, Group Love, Speed Babes, Adrian Teacher & The Subs, The Staches, Gal Gun, Say Sue Me, and Twinsmith.

Crazy Rich Asians is…everything. It’s just everything. Please go see it. This episode, we’re talking about Yoshikazu Yasuhiko’s Mobile Suit Gundam: the Origin published by Vertical and Satoshi Mizukami’s Spirit Circle published by Seven Seas. The song you heard at the top of the episode is “Old Town” by Say Sue Me. As always, you can find me on Twitter @ImpassionateK, and my co-hosts Helen (@WanderinDreamr) and Apryll (@manjiorin) on Twitter at those places in the parenthesis. You can find both of their writing at The Organization of Anti-Social Geniuses, more of Helen’s writing at Narrative Investigations, and my writing at the Fandom Post. Listen Show notes: 0:59 – We talk about Mobile Suit Gundam: the Origin! 20:39 – We talk about Spirit Circle! Next time is Master Keaton and Claudine!

The June 30th, 2018 edition of Look At My Records! features songs from The Sadies and C.R. & The Degenerates, who blew Tom away during their June 29th gig at Monty Hall. Plus, more summertime-y tracks from Sarah Records veterans Another Sunny Day and The Sea Urchins, and Tom's all-time favorites The Feelies. Plus, brand new songs from The Essex Green, The Stroppies, Anna Burch, Say Sue Me, and Rachel Angel. Tom also sprinkled in some classics from The Dream Syndicate, The Golden Palominos, and a holiday-themed song from Galaxie 500. Full playlist: https://spinitron.com/export/rfb286-pl7158-SBavxTba.html

John Carl Baker, frequent Jacobin contributor and a fellow with anti-nuclear think tank The Ploughshares Fund in Washington, DC joins host Andre Goulet to talk about the surprising possibility of peace in a dangerous geopolitical moment. Plus, what insights Daniel Ellsberg’s new book ‘The Doomsday Machine: Confessions of a Nuclear War Planner' can give us about recent historic events on the Korean peninsula and why we should expect the unexpected at the upcoming Trump/Kim Jong-un summit. This conversation was recorded on May 2nd, 2018. Music on this episode, 'Let It Begin' is from Korean indie rock band Say Sue Me. Find their new album 'Where We Were Together' on Bandcamp. Mastered by Chris Hernandez at Studio Petit Palais in Montreal.

John Carl Baker, a fellow with Washington, DC think tank The Ploughshares Fund joins host Andre Goulet to talk about peace, nuclear proliferation and this historic week on the Korean peninsula.  This conversation was recorded on May 2nd, 2018. Music on this episode, 'But I Like You' is from Busan indie rock band Say Sue Me. Find their new album 'Where We Were Together' on Bandcamp. Mastered by Chris Hernandez at Studio Petite Palais in Montreal.

John Carl Baker, a fellow with Washington, DC think tank The Ploughshares Fund joins host Andre Goulet to talk about peace, nuclear proliferation and this historic week on the Korean peninsula. This conversation was recorded on May 2nd, 2018.Music on this episode, 'But I Like You' is from Busan indie rock band Say Sue Me. Find their new album 'Where We Were Together' on Bandcamp.Mastered by Chris Hernandez at Studio Petite Palais in Montreal.

SSR (no.28) Playlist: 01. NoMBe - Sex on Drugs 02. Brennan Villines - Bad Habit 03. China Bowls - To Belong 04. PillowTalk - Been A Long Time (feat. Tone Of Arc) [BREAK] Emapea - Good Old Days 05. Black Milk - Could It Be 06. Stimulator Jones - Need Your Body 07. SG Lewis - Aura (feat. J Warner) 08. ViVii - Siv (You and I) 09. Chet Faker - (Lover) You Don't Treat Me No Good (Sonia Dada Cover) [BREAK] Ratatat - Cream On Chrome 10. Lord Huron - Never Ever 11. BOYTOY - Mary Anne 12. The Greeting Committee - 17 13. ODIE - Little Lies 14. Rainbow Kitten Surprise - Matchbox [BREAK] Desmond Cheese - Boo Ha 'yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeah' 15. Slaters - One (feat. Saro) 16. Neighbor Lady - Oh Honey 17. Zuzu - What You Want 18. Say Sue Me - Old Town 19. Max Pope - Didn't I [BREAK] Toro y Moi - Divina 20. Divine Fits - Flaggin a Ride Share music tips or say hello at soulshiverradio@gmail.com 
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Will and Barrett discuss new music by Say Sue Me and Sloan.

NPR Music's Stephen Thompson and Ann Powers join host Robin Hilton for a quick run through some of the most essential new albums out on April 13, starting with the Korean surf-rock band Say Sue Me and their wistful and gritty album Where We Were Together. Also on the show: Singer Juliana Hatfield's inspired and uplifting tribute to Olivia Newton John, the distorted chaos of A Place To Bury Strangers and more. Full playlist: 1. Say Sue Me: Where We Were Together, 2. Juliana Hatfield: Juliana Hatfield Sings Olivia Newton John, 3. A Place To Bury Strangers: Pinned, 4. Laura Veirs: The Lookout, 5. L.A. Salami: The City Of Bootmakers, 6. Goldmund: Occasus, 7. Tinashe: Joyride. Also notable for April 13: John Prine: The Tree Of Forgiveness, Josh Rouse: Love In The Modern Age, Rainbow Kitten Surprise: How To: Friend, Love, Freefall, Mr. Fingers: Cerebral Hemispheres.

For music fans, there are few better days of the year than Record Store Day. Started 10 years ago, it celebrates all that our culture has to offer with hundreds of independent record shops all across the UK getting involved, and 2017's event is just around the corner. So, ahead of the big event on Saturday 22nd April, we're running through the special releases we're desperate to get our grubby little mits on. With picks from Fickle Friend, Cabbage and Say Sue Me, as well as RSD's King David Bowie, it's a bumper episode of huge tunes. What else would you expect? So thanks for downloading, and be sure to head over to www.recordstoreday.co.uk to find out what's happening near you this coming Saturday. Enjoy! We do not claim ownership of any of the music played in this episode. Our theme tune is Ice Cold by Audionautix and is licensed under a Creative Commons Attribution license (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/). Artist: http://audionautix.com/

Since the fall of 2012, Zandari Festa has brought Korean, expat and international musical acts to Hongdae, an area of Seoul known to be the indie music capital of South Korea. This year's Zandari Festa took place from September 30 to October 3 with a reported 160 plus acts performing at a dozen venues, with what seemed to be a larger focus on bands from England and France than in previous years. Korea FM’s Chance Dorland spoke with British act “Atlas Wynd” and Busan’s “Say Sue Me” after their performances in Hongdae. Photos courtesy of Douglas Vautour Photography.Rate & Review this podcast at http://bit.ly/KFMReviewThis episode is brought to you by Podcast Assist's $30 per hour flat rate podcasting voice overs, editing, mastering, transcriptions & even hosting (select a topic & they'll create & host the podcast). Visit https://www.facebook.com/PodcastAssist/ for more information. Subscribe to this & other Korea FM original content via:iTunes - http://apple.co/1O91B39Overcast - http://bit.ly/KFMovercastRSS - http://bit.ly/KFMfeedStitcher - http://bit.ly/KFMstitcheraudioBoom - http://bit.ly/KFMaudioBoomPlayer FM - http://bit.ly/KFMplayerfmTunein - http://bit.ly/KFMtuneinAcast - http://bit.ly/KFMacast