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Maarten Devoldere und sein Soloprojekt Warhaus klangen ja schon immer ziemlich sexy. So heissblütig wie auf seinem vierten Soloalbum klang Devoldere, sonst einer der beiden Sänger bei Balthazar, aber noch nie. Könnte daran liegen, dass es nach dem verarbeiteten Break-up auf dem letzten Album («Ha Ha Heartbreak», 2022) nun höchste Zeit ist, mindestens einen Fuss wieder Richtung Datingpool auszustrecken. Und – so viel sei verraten – da dürfte «Karaoke Moon» den weitaus besseren Effekt haben als jede funny Tinder-Bio. +++ PLAYLIST +++ · 22:55 – THE SEA BRINGS, WAVES OF CASTED SILVER SOFTLY CRAWLS, INTO MOSS WE SINK von BEN KACZOR & NICULIN BARANDUN · 22:51 – MÉLANCOLIE von Lescop · 22:43 – TABLE DEATH SET von MORD FUZZTANG · 22:39 – SEEN TOO MUCH von MORD FUZZTANG · 22:37 – GUESS IT'S WRECKED von MOIN FEAT. OLAN MONK · 22:32 – ADRIFT von ARTHUR HNATEK · 22:30 – DURAN DURAN von WESTSIDE GUNN & DJ DRAMA · 22:23 – TV OFF von KENDRICK LAMAR FEAT. LEFTY GUNPLAY · 22:19 – SEXY CLOWN von Marie Davidson · 22:14 – BODYS CHORUS von SKELETEN · 22:10 – LAY LOW von CASANORA · 21:55 – THE REASON von MOUNT JACINTO · 21:46 – MAHASHMASHANA von FATHER JOHN MISTY · 21:37 – SCREAMLAND von FATHER JOHN MISTY · 21:32 – WHAT GOES UP von WARHAUS · 21:28 – I'M THE GHOST YOU FORGOT von J. BERNARDT · 21:22 – ZERO ONE CODE von WARHAUS · 21:19 – MEMORY / LIVE @ SRF 3 von WARHAUS · 21:14 – HANDS OF A CLOCK von WARHAUS · 21:11 – SWEET LOVE von SYLVIE KREUSCH · 21:06 – NO SURPRISE von WARHAUS · 21:03 – SINKING SHIP von BALTHAZAR

Trashi estrenan, en este podcast, "Fentanilo", tercer adelanto de su debut, que habla sobre la fragilidad y vulnerabilidad del ser humano frente al amor usando como metáfora el opiáceo que está acabando con gran parte de su generación y todo envuelto el el pop urbano que ellos manejan tan bien. Escuchamos lo nuevo de Pixies, la versión que The Kills han hecho de "Happier than ever" de Billie Eilish, lo nuevo de Japandroids, el remix que han preparado Innmir y Hoonine de "Fluye", de Kuve para preparar "No More Drama", la extensión de club de su último disco y suenan Capitán Sunrise con Bechamel en "Filmin en el Sofá". BON IVER - Skinny LoveJAPANDROIDS - All Bets Are OffPIXIES - MotorollerALIZZZ ft CONOCIENDO RUSIA - En Tu Casa O En La MíaKUVE- Fluye (Innmir & Hoonine Remix)CHARLI XCX - Guess (ft. Billie Eilish)THE KILLS - Happier Than EverDEADLETTER - Mere MortalHIGH VIS - Drop Me OutFATHER JOHN MISTY – ScreamlandKARAVANA - Amores y ErroresARCTIC MONKEYS - I Bet You Look Good On The Dance FloorCAPITÁN SUNRISE ft BECHAMEL - Filmin en el sofáBECHAMEL - Cuando Me Miras AsíTRASHI - FentaniloHINDS ft GRIAN CHATTEN - StrangerSUZANNE VEGA - RatsEscuchar audio

Josh Tillman anuncia "Mahashmashana", su sexto álbum, que se publica el viernes, 22 de noviembre y que contiene pasajes como el que compartimos en este podcast, "Screamland", una epopeya de 7 minutos que cuenta con Alan Sparhawk de Low, a la guitarra y con un impactante arreglo de cuerdas escrito por Drew Erickson. Escuchamos también a los británicos Deadletter, que acaban de debutar con "Hysterical Strength", que presentarán en octubre en Madrid y Barcelona y que contiene las canciones que hoy suenan: "Relieved" y "Mere Mortal" y siguiendo con "Mother","Relieved" y "More Heat!". Aparte, escuchamos "Corona", el nuevo adelanto de otro debut, "Junio Cremio”, de Perinetti, y "Hoy Por Mí", nuevo pasaje bluesero de Manola para "El Sótano", su inminente primer álbumTHE JACKSON 5 - I Want You BackANDREW BIRD & MADISON CUNNINGHAM - Crying In The NightSIXPENCE NONE THE RICHER - JuliaMANOLA - Hoy Por MíPERINETTI - CoronaKARAVANA - CariñoDEADLETTER - RelievedDEADLETTER - Mere MortalBLUR - Charmless ManFATHER JOHN MISTY – ScreamlandMICHAEL KIWANUKA - Lowdown iPORCHES - RagLAMBRINI GIRLS - Company CultureTHE WEEKND - Dancing In The FlamesCHARLI XCX - Talk Talk (ft.Troye Sivan)DUA LIPA - IllusionTHE NATIONAL ft BON IVER - Weird GoodbyesEscuchar audio

Japandroids suenan en nuestra portada de hoy con 'All Bets Are Off', nuevo adelanto del que será el último disco del dúo canadiense. Father John Misty protagoniza otra de las novedades de la sesión de hoy con 'Screamland' - canción con la que el músico anuncia disco para noviembre-, y también te escuchamos lo último de DeWolff, Razorlight, Franz Ferdinand, The Mystery Lights y Bleachers.Playlist:JAPANDROIDS - The House That Heaven BuiltJAPANDROIDS - All Bets Are OffLEVITANTS - Uno de los nuestrosDORIAN - Paraísos artificialesDORIAN - El sur (feat. Santiago Motorizado)EL MATÓ A UN POLICÍA MOTORIZADO - ModeratoEL MATÓ A UN POLICÍA MOTORIZADO - Slippery PeopleCONOCIENDO RUSIA - Lo mejorVEINTIUNO - ArmaduraBLEACHERS - ShadowBLEACHERS - Rollercoaster (nueva versión 'A Stranger Desired')FATHER JOHN MISTY - Total Entertainment ForeverFATHER JOHN MISTY - ScreamlandNICK CAVE & THE BAD SEEDS - FrogsDAVID BOWIE - Slow BurnRAZORLIGHT - Zombie LoveTHE ZUTONS - Creeping On The Dancefloor FRANZ FERDINAND - Audacious FFS - Johnny DelusionalDEWOLFF - Heart Stopping Kinda ShowDEWOLFF - In LoveTHE SHEEPDOGS - Let Me InTHE HANGING STARS - Let Me Dream Of YouTHE MYSTERY LIGHTS - In The StreetsEscuchar audio

On this episode, we learn about the safari that will inevitably be the beginning of Planet of the Apes, the doping scandal that rocker a huge money-making racing scene, and the tourist destination for your screams.

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We're digging deep this week into all of your burning questions.What does it take to craft gigantic puppets for Broadway? Does art history as we know it need a drastic makeover? And how exactly did a small record label in Vancouver, Wash. come across new music from Prince that has them in a battle with the Purple One's estate?Local Puppet Legend Michael Curry Conjures the Myth of Persephone with the Oregon Symphony - 1:24This weekend, the Oregon Symphony will wade into the wonderful world of puppets with a production of "Persephone" (May 13–15). For the first time, it’s collaborating with Michael Curry, the puppet master behind the animals in the Broadway production of "The Lion King," as well as Olympic opening ceremonies and other massive events. OPB's Molly Solomon takes us to Curry’s massive warehouse in Scappoose, Oregon to see his magical operations.Shaking Up The Classics at Oregon Shakespeare Festival - 3:30For our money, the hottest ticket at the Oregon Shakespeare Festival this spring is a show with an ancient story: “Mojada: A Medea in Los Angeles,” which runs through July 6. It’s a retelling of Euripides’ classic tale of a princess witch who’s followed her lover into exile in a foreign land. When he rejects her, she kills her own children in an act of vengeance. Adapted by the MacArthur-winning playwright Luis Alfaro, “Mojada” reforms the classic Greek tale into a story about Mexican immigrants trying to make it in Los Angeles.World Premiered Play Asks: Is the American Dream All It's Cracked Up to Be? - 10:21Seattle-based playwright Yussef El Guindi scandalized Portland, in a good way, with the world premiere of his play “Threesome” at Portland Center Stage in 2015. It’s about a Muslim couple’s failed attempt to invite a non-Muslim into their bed, but there’s a lot more going on in the show than pillow talk. El Guindi returns to the dynamics of a troubled immigrant couple with his new play, “The Talented Ones,” which is getting its world premiere at Portland’s Artists Repertory Theater through May 21. How Did Vancouver Become the Center of a Fight over Prince's Music? - 17:42Last month, when a Minnesota judge halted the release of an album featuring six previously unreleased songs from the late artist Prince, something caught our eye. The record label in the middle of the legal battle was a largely unknown company from Vancouver, Washington called Rogue Music Alliance. Before a federal judge halted its release, the EP, “Deliverance,” was the top selling pre-order on iTunes, with the single “Deliverance” hitting the No. 1 rock single spot.The Fallen Heroes of Comic Book Writer Chris Sebela - 23:16Chris Sebela’s comic “Heartthrob” is the furthest thing from a romance novel. With art by Robert Wilson, “Heartthrob” tells the story of a woman who gets a heart transplant that not only saves her life, but throws her into a chaotic affair with the man who originally housed the heart — or at least his specter. Turns out he was a criminal and wants her to carry on some unfinished heists. Turns out, Sebela has a thing for heroes with flaws, from the disgraced snowboard at the center of his hit graphic novel “High Crimes,” to the out-of-work movie monsters in "Screamland."opbmusic Session with Kelli Schaefer - 32:27Portland songwriter Kelli Schaefer crafts ghostly rock songs that explore themes of capitalism and mortality — songs that're spurred by a big, dark voice that’s drawn comparisons to PJ Harvey. Her new album, “No Identity,” is a loosely-organized concept album following a family’s run-ins with tragedy and the mundane. Schaefer will perform at Mississippi Studios on May 16. Want a taste? Check out videos of her opbmusic session. Why Everything You Need to Know You Did NOT Learn in Art History - 39:10A little while ago, we had on the writer, artist, and art activist Jennifer Rabin to talk about two projects she's behind: Artists Resist and Art Passport PDX. But the original reason we contacted her was to talk about an article she wrote for "Willamette Week" about the "Constructing Identities" exhibition at the Portland Art Museum. She wrote that her education in art history left her woefully unprepared to write about a show by African-American artists — or any underrepresented artist for that matter. So for our latest installment in our "What Are You Looking At?" series, we invited her to walk through the show with us.

Should you invest in comic books? Did Bill Finger create Batman? These two questions and the subsequent narratives surrounding their potential answers dominate the conversation this week as Kurt brings in Screamland creator Harold Sipe and amateur collecting enthusiast "The Weasel" to get some answers. Who and how much Bill Finger contributed to the creation of Batman has long been debated amongst truly hardcore comic book fans, and this week Kurt learns a little bit more of why. He also laments the ominous eyes of Alan Moore staring him down in social media feeds, and dissects how he chooses which comic books to invest in. BONUS: He and The Weasel each give you five reasonable comic book issues to invest in right now.

Harold Sipe's creative journey started off at a young age with sculpting. Somehow, a turn of fateful events led him to digital media and app development. Along the way, his comic book interests grew into the formation of Screamland, a critically acclaimed comic book miniseries. Harold sits down with Kurt to discuss his creative path, the ups and downs of the comic book industry, and why the monster Frank hasn't left his thoughts just yet…

To view the full show notes, visit: http://www.hauntedattractionspodcast.com/e207 Welcome to another episode of the 2015 vendor roundup, a mini series highlighting haunted attraction vendors from around the world. Listen to stay informed on new products, services, tips, innovations for 2015- AND GET INSPIRED! Joining us today is Chris Thomas who runs Music For Haunts, an aptly named service that composes original soundtracks for haunted attractions. Chris writes music for the Los Angeles Haunted Hayride, Ghost Ship, and has worked on Emmy-nominated and Academy Award shortlisted films. As a special gift to our listeners, Chris is offering YOU CHOICE of a FREE download of his new haunt album OR (for haunt owner/operators), a 2 MINUTE AMBIENT, CUSTOM HAUNT TRACK. Enter by texting “MUSICFORHAUNTS” to 33444 or by visiting: http://www.hauntedattractionspodcast.com/MUSICFORHAUNTS Links Music For Haunts: http://musicforhaunts.com/ Music For Haunts on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/musicforhaunts Music For Haunts on Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/musicforhaunts Music For Haunts on Bandcamp: https://musicforhaunts.bandcamp.com/ Contact Information brook@christhomasmusic.com info@christhomasmusic.com Discussed in this podcast: The history of Music For Haunts Music For Haunts creates custom tailed soundtracks for haunted attractions of all kinds. Products and Services offered by Music For Haunts Music For Haunts creates brand new original music for attractions ranging from ambient background music to full voice and orchestration. Music For Haunts also releases a “Best Of” compilation album every season. What is next in 2015? This season Chris is finishing up work with the LA Haunted Hayride and Screamland in the UK. What does the process look like? The process can change depending on the client from being very ordered to figuring it out on the go. In the ordered approach, Chris first meets with the haunt to outline a clear thematic goal and gets an understanding of what’s happening in each scene; he then composes a draft to tweak with the client before hiring any performers. Example Songs from Music For Haunts: Cookie Monster Song & Lullaby from Killers New York. Why is music important for Haunted Attractions? There was a plethora of reasons discussed on the podcast, but one of the largest deals with nurturing an immersive environment for the guest rather than disrupting their immersion- when a guest hears music that doesn’t fit the theme or is from a Halloween Top 10 List, it causes them to be pulled out of the scene.

While Chris was away at New York Comic-Con, we welcomed two guests this week: Lee Leslie, the artist of Screamland and writer/artist of Rigby the Barbarian, and Daniel Kibblesmith, comedian and co-author of the upcoming book How to Win at Everything! Spooky, monster-related things are discussed, along with classic adventure games, doing characters on podcasts, how one can be a victor at reading, and of course, Cracker Barrel.

Neseman's even more fired up than usual as we talk about Sandman Mystery Theatre, Jeff Lemire and Sweet Tooth, Cable: Reborn, Evil Deadpool, IDW's Artist Editions, upcoming EC Comics reprints from Fantagraphics, SDCC 2011, the Captain America movie, Howard Chaykin's Black Kiss and the forthcoming Image Comics sequel/prequel, ZAP Comics, Creepy #6 from Dark Horse (Joe R. Lansdale, Nathan Fox, Jason Shawn Alexander, Budd Lewis, Archie Goodwin, Neal Adams, and more!), the League of Extraordinary Gentlemen 1969, Fables, B.P.R.D., the Eisner Awards (COMICS AND VEGETABLES), Screamland #1 from Image, Halcyon, IDW's Locke and Key: Keys to the Kingdom by Joe Hill and Gabriel Rodriguez, Frank Darabont and Walking Dead, George Herriman and the greatness of Krazy Kat, B-One Comics, Cinderella: Fables are Forever, Crossed: Psychopath, Lady Death, and a whole mess more!

June 6, 2011 - We're doubling up Don't Miss this week, with 2 books that deserve your eyeballs and patronage. Hold on for two very different takes on horror. Don't Miss either of them! First up, Christopher Sebela tells us about Screamland #1 from Image Comics. Continuing a mini series from a few years back, the now-ongoing book takes a look at a Hollywood where the monsters are real, not just actors. Except they're just like actors. But times have gotten tougher for them, as CGI and modern tastes have made it harder to get good work for Wolf Man, the Fish Monster, and others. Sebela is co-writing this satirical look at Hollywood and the horror movie genre with original series creator Harold Sipe. Screamland #1 Story by Christopher Sebela and Harold Sipe Art by Lee Leslie $2.99 - Image Comics Next up, Scott Snyder is with us talking about American Vampire: Survival of the Fittest #1 from Vertigo. This mini series focuses on the European theater in WWII (as the main series is in the Pacific right now), as Cash McCogan and Felicia Book fight Nazis. Of course, there are vampires and secrets and all that good stuff, but there is also the sublime Sean Murphy on art duties. Scott tells us all about what to expect with the mini-series. American Vampire: Survival of the Fittest #1 Story by Scott Snyder Art by Sean Murphy $2.99 - Vertigo/DC Comics Music The Cure Tegan and Sara

Reviews: Comic Book Comics #1, Screamland #1, Serenity: Better Days #1It's our St. Paddy's Day Drunken special! Except we're not drunk and it's not special. Jimmy saw the new Vampire Cowboys Theatre production of Fight Girl Battle World last week and loved it! He interviewed stars Melissa Paladino, Maureen Sebastian, and Paco Tolson. They discuss the show, creative cursing and their own ventures into nerd-dom. And...Vampire Cowboys generously offers us 2 tickets to the show this weekend! You have to listen to hear the question and email us your answer in by this Thursday, March 20th at 12 p.m. We'll then get you in touch with the Vampire Cowboy folks to set up what night you can attend this weekend. News includes a Superman search, Wizard World L.A., Paley Fest report, Buck Rogers, Harry Potter, and an animated Britney Spears. We also pimp out the upcoming New York Comic-Con and the events we will have going on including signings, interviews, the charity raffle and Project Haircut. Yep. Jimmy is cutting his hair live at the show! The hair will be donated to Locks of Love and we'll be collecting donations. You can send donations via PayPal. Enter Jimmy's email address: jimmyaquinox69@gmail.com and send millions! Half of the funds raised will go to Locks of Love and the other half will help cover costs here at CNI.