Podcasts about seven bells

We're back in label mode today with the revered Ghostly International and our guests, label owner/founder Sam Valenti and Molly Smith, Ghostly's Senior Art Director. Currently celebrating its 25th year, Ghostly established itself as one of the most well-loved artist-centric labels around, having put out records by the likes of Tycho, ADULT., Gold Panda, Matthew Dear, School of Seven Bells and Telefon Tel Aviv. In the last few years, the label's scope has been broadening with releases from Julie Byrne, Kate Bollinger, with many more exciting new acts to come. Sam and Molly share their memories of working with artists over multiple decades, collaborating on Ghostly's famous aesthetic sensibilities, and more. Links:  Secretly Frequencies: Ghostly International Playlist Link Secretly Society Podcast Link Secretly Society Podcast Store Link Secretly Society General Information Link   Ghostly International: Ghostly Website Link Ghostly on Instagram Ghostly on X Ghostly on TikTok Ghostly on Facebook

Like a Thanksgiving feast, this week's Dark Nation Radio includes large helpings of everything darkly delicious! And, even better, it can help you with holiday shopping by pointing you toward new and interesting music to stuff in someone's stocking—music, in fact, makes the perfect gift because not only will you delight the recipient, but you will be helping working bands and musical artists at the same time who appreciate your support! This week's Dark Nation Radio goes into my “best of” category—I'm very pleased with how it came out and I hope you'll give it a listen, as I think it's a good showcase of what DNR is all about! If you like what you hear, I hope you'll follow me on your preferred platform—reposts very much appreciated. And a happy Thanksgiving to my U.S. listener! DJ cypher's Dark Nation Radio Playlist 19 November 2023 The Newton Brothers, “Wicked Game” Einki, “Tuvan” Elektroklänge, “Musik Kosmik” Black Needle Noise, “Walking in My Shoes” Garbage, “#1 Crush” Gary Numan, “My Name is Ruin” Acretongue, “These Soft Machines” Akriza & MAH ZE TAR, “Where You Are, Now” Ruse of Silence, “End of Me” Statiqbloom, “Silver Face” Empathy Test, “Love Moves” Chiasm, “Cuts Right Through” Ohne Nomen, “No Fear” School of Seven Bells, “A Thousand Times More” Bootblacks, “Touch Revised” VNV Nation, “Only Satellites” Circuit Preacher, “Test of Faith” Sonum Unum, “Take Me Away” Bedless Bones, “Uncomfortable” Sextile, “Contortion” Male Tears, “DEAL3R” Antibody, “F.Society (X-Rx remix)” Digital Factor, “But Not Today” SINE, “Control (Leaetherstrip remix)” Brigade Enzephalon, “Ohne Dich (v.2)” Siouxsie & the Banshees, “Cities in Dust” Nitzer Ebb, “Hearts & Minds” DJ CYPHER'S DARK NATION RADIO—24 years strong! **Live Sundays @ 9 PM Eastern US on Spirit of Resistance Radio sorradio.org **Recorded @ http://www.mixcloud.com/cypheractive **Downloadable @ http://www.hearthis.at/cypheractive **Questions and material for airplay consideration to darknationradio[at] gmail[dot]com **Facebook @ http://www.facebook.com/groups/darknationradio

I had a bit of fun with this week's Dark Nation Radio, which includes a few unexpected tracks amid the more expected DNR fare. New tracks from bands including Lunar Paths, 3Teeth, Klack, Terminal, Madil Hardis, I Am a Rocketship, Mal di Luna, Her Own World, Klack, and OMD. If you enjoy DNR, please support the bands by visiting their bandcamp pages! Following me on your preferred streaming platform and reposting the show so others can find out about it are also appreciated. And check out the DNR facebook group. DJ cypher's Dark Nation Radio Playlist 27 August 2023 Akriza & Mah Ze Tar, “Cosmic Odissi” OMD, “Bauhaus Staircase” Enigma, “Sadeness” The Soft Moon, “Wasting” The Wake, “Everything” Mal di Luna, “Moonlight” Her Own World, “Mistrust” I Am a Rocketship, “The Madness” Depeche Mode, “Fly on the Windscreen” 3Teeth, “Higher Than Death” Terminal, “The New Republic” Tom Morello, “I Have Seen the Way” Omar Faruk Tebilek & Kodomo, “Omar's Chocco” Stromkern, “Slow Cascade” Lunar Paths, “Burn” The Beastie Boys, “Rhymin' and Stealin'” Madil Hardis, “Bye Bye to the Heart (Ashbury Heights remix)” Actors, “Post-Traumatic Love” pMad, “Youth” School of Seven Bells, “White Wind” SpectraParis, “Angry Bite” IAMX, “Fault Lines (A Calmer Collision remix)” Klack, “Body2Body2Body” Cubic, “Asteroids (remix)” Brigade Enzephalon, “Ohne Diche (The Eternal Afflict remix)” Meat Beat Manifesto, “Dog Man Star” Ghost Twin, “Strobe Light” DJ CYPHER'S DARK NATION RADIO—23 years strong! **Live Sundays @ 9 PM Eastern US on Spirit of Resistance Radio sorradio.org **Recorded @ http://www.mixcloud.com/cypheractive **Downloadable @ http://www.hearthis.at/cypheractive **Questions and material for airplay consideration to darknationradio[at] gmail[dot]com **Facebook @ http://www.facebook.com/groups/darknationradio

For sale by Baltimore County: 3 BR, 2 BA single family dwelling on 1/3rd acre in residential section of Seven Bells, Maryland. Demolition arrangements offered by county at no cost to buyer. Strict confidentiality agreement must be signed by all interested parties before property is viewed or terms discussed. The streaming voices, in order: Frank Schumpert, Amy Paonessa, Richard Werner, and Corey Nelson Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/sorennarnia Art by S. Patrick Brown, https://www.instagram.com/scalawagarts/

Post-punk fans—I think you are going to like this week's Dark Nation Radio! New material from bands including Leathers, The Bleak Assembly, Grey Gallows, and We Are Waves; throw-back tracks from L7, Chris Isaak, and Concrete Blonde; and more fantastic tunes than you can shake a stick at from acts such as Rosegarden Funeral Party, Panic Priest, Secret Shame, Kill Shelter, Then Comes Silence, The Bellwether Syndicate, IAMX, and Voltaire. Enjoy! DJ cypher's Dark Nation Radio Playlist 5 February 2023 We Are Waves, “EMDR” Panic Priest, “Angelsteal” School of Seven Bells, “Scavenger” The Foreign Resort, “Send Your Heart to the Riot (Creux Lies remix)” Rosegarden Funeral Party, “Winter Song” Chris Isaak, “Blue Hotel” L'Avenir, “The Burden of Dreams” A Million Machines, “Virtuality” Decoded Feedback, “Now and Forever” IAMX, “Insomnia” The Bleak Assembly, “Alibi” Secret Shame, “January” L7, “Fast and Frightening” Dum Dum Girls, “Always Looking” FTR, “Collision” Concrete Blonde, “The Beast” The Bellwether Syndicate, “Beacons” Kill Shelter, “Time Will Come” Then Comes Silence, “She Loves the Night” Derision Cult, “Bastards of the World” Leathers, “Highrise” Twice a Man, “Back on Venus” The True Union, “Love Me Now (Aesthetische remix)” MissFit Toys, “The Nine” Fractal, “Release Me” Voice Coil, “Vestirbrogade” pMAD, “Youth” Grey Gallows, “Dying Light” Featured ft. Mari Kattman, “Hold it Back (Dean Garcia SPC ECO mix)” PVRIS, “Goddess” Aurelio Voltaire, “Little White Lies” DJ CYPHER'S DARK NATION RADIO—23 years strong! **Live Sundays @ 9 PM Eastern US on Spirit of Resistance Radio sorradio.org **Recorded @ http://www.mixcloud.com/cypheractive **Downloadable @ http://www.hearthis.at/cypheractive **Questions and material for airplay consideration to darknationradio[at] gmail[dot]com **Facebook @ http://www.facebook.com/groups/darknationradio

Landlord John and Robin line up on the 22m line at The Moon Under Water. A voice cries "Crouch... bind... set... PINTS" before the two of them battle it out to gain control of the last pint of Guinness at The Moon Under Water. This isn't the usual way they decide who gets the final drink of the night; but it may come in very handy when this week's guest arrives. It's professional rugby union player and podcaster Joe Marler!Joe is one of the most talented rugby players of his generation, representing England, the British & Irish Lions, Harlequins and Harlequins for close to 15 years. However, if there's one thing to match his rugby skills it's his pinting skills, and he heads to The Moon Under Water as someone who has immersed himself in the sport with possibly the biggest drinking culture out there. Thankfully, he's not about initiations and dirty pints; he'd much rather settle down in a quiet corner and watch the night pass by... much to the delight of John and Robin.If you want to hear more from Joe then make sure to check out his own podcast 'The Joe Marler Show': https://podfollow.com/the-joe-marler-showWant to hear an extended version of this episode (featuring a Patreon-only choice), gain access to our bonus podcast ‘Behind The Cellar Door' and support the upkeep of the pub? If so, head to moonunderpod.com and sign up to our Patreon! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

*This is part 2 of Joe Marler's episode. Though you are free to listen in whichever order you so desire we really do recommend listening to part 1 first or things might be slightly confusing*Landlord John and Robin line up on the 22m line at The Moon Under Water. A voice cries "Crouch... bind... set... PINTS" before the two of them battle it out to gain control of the last pint of Guinness at The Moon Under Water. This isn't the usual way they decide who gets the final drink of the night; but it may come in very handy when this week's guest arrives. It's professional rugby union player and podcaster Joe Marler!Joe is one of the most talented rugby players of his generation, representing England, the British & Irish Lions, Harlequins and Harlequins for close to 15 years. However, if there's one thing to match his rugby skills it's his pinting skills, and he heads to The Moon Under Water as someone who has immersed himself in the sport with possibly the biggest drinking culture out there. Thankfully, he's not about initiations and dirty pints; he'd much rather settle down in a quiet corner and watch the night pass by... much to the delight of John and Robin.If you want to hear more from Joe then make sure to check out his own podcast 'The Joe Marler Show': https://podfollow.com/the-joe-marler-showWant to hear an extended version of this episode (featuring a Patreon-only choice), gain access to our bonus podcast ‘Behind The Cellar Door' and support the upkeep of the pub? If so, head to moonunderpod.com and sign up to our Patreon! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

The Umbrella Academy: Season 3, Episode 9 "Seven Bells" Reginald goes all out to convince the children to sign on to his plan; Five tries to recover a drunken memory; Allison has a change of heart.   Scorecard: 9.2/10      Feedback : blackgirlcouch@gmail.com (audio MP4 or written) Twitter: BlackGirl_Couch   Tumblr: slowlandrogynousmiracle  

It is our final time discussing all of the Hargreaves family as we discuss the Umbrella Academy Season 3 Finale "Oblivion" as we chat all about the end of the season in spoiler filled detail. Umbrella Academy Season 3 Episode 10 Podcast "Oblivion" Details Episode Directed by Jeff King Teleplay for this episode written by Steve Blackman and Robert Askins Synopsis via wikipedia Reginald, Five, Allison, Viktor, Diego, Lila, Sloane, and Ben arrive at the Hotel Oblivion, where Five tells Viktor what he remembered about Allison. Reginald summons Guardians to attack the group while they search for a seven-fold symbol. Five's arm is severed, but the Guardians are defeated. In the afterlife, Luther convinces Klaus to return to the living world, where he exposes Reginald's treachery. Allison tells Viktor that she made a deal with Reginald but that it had nothing to do with their brothers' deaths. Five spots a seven-star symbol on the lobby floor. All except Allison step on the stars, which activates the reset button but drains their powers. Realizing the process is killing them, Allison kills Reginald and hits the reset button. In the rebuilt universe, Allison is reunited with Claire and Ray, the Hotel Obsidian is gone, Luther is alive and no longer an ape-man, Five and Diego's lost limbs are restored, Sloane is missing, and everyone has lost their powers. As the siblings separate, a restored Reginald observes the city, now under his control, alongside his wife Abigail, who is alive again. In a mid-credits scene, Ben rides a Seoul subway, similar to the one on which he was born. Umbrella Academy Season 3 Cast Umbrella Academy Number 1 - Space/Luther played by Tom HopperNumber 2 - Diego played by David CastañedaNumber 3 - Rumour/Allison - Emmy Raver-LampmanNumber 4 - Klaus Played by Robert SheehanNumber 5 - Five Played by Aidan GallagherNumber 6 - Ben/The Horror removed from this timelineNumber 7 - Viktor played by Elliot Page Sparrow Academy Number 1 - Marcus played by Justin CornwellNumber 2 - Ben/The Horror played by Justin H. MinNumber 3 - Fei played by Britne OldfordNumber 4 - Alphonso played by Jake EpsteinNumber 5 - Sloane played by Genesis RodriguezNumber 6 - Jayme played by Cazzie DavidNumber 7 - Christopher played by Existential Dread Inducing Psykronium Cube Featuring Reginald Hargreaves played by Colm FeoreLila Pitts played by Ritu AryaHarlan played by Callum Keith RennieChet (Hotel Obsidian Manager) played by Julian RichingsStan played by Javon 'Wanna' Walton Umbrella Academy Creators Created for Television by Steve Blackman Developed by Jeremy Slater Based on the comic series by Gerard Way and Gabriel Bá Made Possible with Patreon TV Podcast Industries is made possible by our supporters on Patreon. You can follow and support us here: https://www.patreon.com/tvpodcastindustries Next Time On TV Podcast Industries... Thanks for joining us for our podcast all about The Umbrella Academy Season 3 Finale Episode 10 "Seven Bells". Thanks so much for joining us fellow Academy Alumni and Brolly Dollies. John, Derek and Chris TV Podcast Industries

We return with our chat about the penultimate episode of Umbrella Academy Season 3 Episode 9 "Seven Bells". We discuss the episode in spoiler filled detail. Umbrella Academy Season 3 Episode 9 Podcast "Seven Bells" Details Episode Directed by Paco Cabezas Teleplay for this episode written by Robert Askins Synopsis via wikipedia A hungover Five desperately tries to recall who was making a deal with Reginald the previous night. Reginald calls a meeting and explains that he built the Hotel Obsidian around a portal to the universe's "reset button", which requires seven people to pass through the secret tunnel and ring seven bells protected by a Guardian. Allison, Lila, Klaus, and Ben agree to the plan, but Diego, Viktor, Luther, Sloane, and Five outvote them and choose to stay. Allison apologizes to Luther and Viktor, but Luther believes she is manipulating him. Reginald murders Luther and blames it on the Guardian in order to motivate the group. Five remembers that Allison was the one with whom Reginald made a deal. The group flees through the tunnel as the Kugelblitz consumes the Hotel. Klaus tries to follow but Reginald pushes him back, thanking him for his help but telling him he is too much of a liability. To ensure he goes to the afterlife, Klaus throws himself onto the horn of the white buffalo and dies. Umbrella Academy Season 3 Cast Umbrella Academy Number 1 - Space/Luther played by Tom HopperNumber 2 - Diego played by David CastañedaNumber 3 - Rumour/Allison - Emmy Raver-LampmanNumber 4 - Klaus Played by Robert SheehanNumber 5 - Five Played by Aidan GallagherNumber 6 - Ben/The Horror removed from this timelineNumber 7 - Viktor played by Elliot Page Sparrow Academy Number 1 - Marcus played by Justin CornwellNumber 2 - Ben/The Horror played by Justin H. MinNumber 3 - Fei played by Britne OldfordNumber 4 - Alphonso played by Jake EpsteinNumber 5 - Sloane played by Genesis RodriguezNumber 6 - Jayme played by Cazzie DavidNumber 7 - Christopher played by Existential Dread Inducing Psykronium Cube Featuring Reginald Hargreaves played by Colm FeoreLila Pitts played by Ritu AryaHarlan played by Callum Keith RennieChet (Hotel Obsidian Manager) played by Julian RichingsStan played by Javon 'Wanna' Walton Umbrella Academy Creators Created for Television by Steve Blackman Developed by Jeremy Slater Based on the comic series by Gerard Way and Gabriel Bá Made Possible with Patreon TV Podcast Industries is made possible by our supporters on Patreon. You can follow and support us here: https://www.patreon.com/tvpodcastindustries Next Time On TV Podcast Industries... Thanks for joining us for our podcast all about The Umbrella Academy Season 3 Episode 9 "Seven Bells". We'll be back next time with our discussions about The Umbrella Academy Season 3 penultimate Episode 10 "Oblivion". Thanks so much for joining us fellow Academy Alumni and Brolly Dollies. John, Derek and Chris TV Podcast Industries

We return with our chat about the penultimate episode of Umbrella Academy Season 3 Episode 9 “Seven Bells”. We discuss the episode in spoiler filled detail. Umbrella Academy Season 3 Read More The post Umbrella Academy Season 3 Episode 9 Podcast “Seven Bells” appeared first on TV Podcast Industries.

You are cordially invited to our chat about Umbrella Academy Season 3 Episode 8 Wedding At The End Of The World where we chat all about a big Hargreaves family knees up. Umbrella Academy Season 3 Episode 8 Podcast "Wedding At The End Of The World" Details Episode Directed by Paco Cabezas Teleplay for this episode written by Jesse McKeown and Aeryn Michelle Williams In 1918, Reginald Hargreaves starts construction of the Hotel Obsidian. At its grand opening he attends the event with several mercenaries, who he sends to their death down the secret tunnel in the White Buffalo Suite as they are all slaughtered in Oblivion. In the present, with the universe collapsing around them, the remaining members of the Umbrella and Sparrow Academies take shelter at the Hotel Obsidian for a day of romance, awkwardness and debauchery. As Luther and Sloane announce their wedding, a reinvigorated Klaus and Reginald arrive at the hotel, but none of the other siblings, except for Klaus who has made a new connection with Reggie, are interested in the man they used to call father. Luther asks Viktor to be his best man, and leaves a bitter Ben out of his bachelor party, who is called out for his sullen attitude by Sloane as she tells him to lose control and stop being the leader. Elsewhere and undeterred by the views of his brothers and sisters, Klaus coaches Reginald to be more fatherly at the wedding reception, where to the shock of everyone, including Klaus, Reggie delivers a moving speech. As the wedding reception progresses, Viktor, at the request of Luther, tries to reconcile with Allison, who refuses to forgive him. Klaus and a drunken Ben begin to bond. As the evening and universe draws to a close, the families, in the absence of Allison, sit drunkenly in the courtyard as the Kugelblitz consumes the city around them. But ever the optimist, Luther remarks that he finally has the family he has always dreamed of.As the party goers begin to disperse back to their rooms after the wedding, Five drunkenly overhears Reginald making a deal with an unidentified person in the White Buffalo Suite. Umbrella Academy Season 3 Cast Umbrella Academy Number 1 - Space/Luther played by Tom HopperNumber 2 - Diego played by David CastañedaNumber 3 - Rumour/Allison - Emmy Raver-LampmanNumber 4 - Klaus Played by Robert SheehanNumber 5 - Five Played by Aidan GallagherNumber 6 - Ben/The Horror removed from this timelineNumber 7 - Viktor played by Elliot Page Sparrow Academy Number 1 - Marcus played by Justin CornwellNumber 2 - Ben/The Horror played by Justin H. MinNumber 3 - Fei played by Britne OldfordNumber 4 - Alphonso played by Jake EpsteinNumber 5 - Sloane played by Genesis RodriguezNumber 6 - Jayme played by Cazzie DavidNumber 7 - Christopher played by Existential Dread Inducing Psykronium Cube Featuring Reginald Hargreaves played by Colm FeoreLila Pitts played by Ritu AryaHarlan played by Callum Keith RennieChet (Hotel Obsidian Manager) played by Julian RichingsStan played by Javon 'Wanna' Walton Umbrella Academy Creators Created for Television by Steve Blackman Developed by Jeremy Slater Based on the comic series by Gerard Way and Gabriel Bá Made Possible with Patreon TV Podcast Industries is made possible by our supporters on Patreon. You can follow and support us here: https://www.patreon.com/tvpodcastindustries Next Time On TV Podcast Industries... Thanks for joining us for our podcast all about The Umbrella Academy Season 3 Episode 8 "Wedding at the End of the World". We'll be back next time with our discussions about The Umbrella Academy Season 3 penultimate Episode 9 "Seven Bells". Thanks so much for joining us fellow Academy Alumni and Brolly Dollies. John, Derek and Chris TV Podcast Industries

Welcome back to the Rock 'n Roll Ghost Podcast. On this week's episode, the Ghost speaks with musician Brandon Curtis of rock band Secret Machines. Curtis discusses the band's new double EP, Dreaming of Dreaming and Day 21, as well as the September 23rd reissue of their s/t album. Curtis and Josh Garza remain the two sole members of the band after Curtis' brother, Benjamin Curtis left the band to form School of Seven Bells. Benjamin sadly passed away in 2013 and Brandon and I discuss having lost our brothers at an early age. Secret Machines is not currently set to tour, but Brandon has been a touring member of Interpol for years now, so you can see him on the road with them this fall. Visit our new website, rocknrollghostpodcast.com to hear an exclusive, revamped version of the s/t album's track "The Fire Is Waiting." Links: Secret Machines Official Secret Machines Bandcamp --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/brett-hickman/support

In this episode, Marissa and Mary recap episode 9 of season 3 of "The Umbrella Academy." The post The Umbrella Academy Season 3 Episode 9 Recap, ‘Seven Bells' appeared first on PostShowRecaps.com.

In this episode, Marissa and Mary recap episode 9 of season 3 of "The Umbrella Academy." The post The Umbrella Academy Season 3 Episode 9 Recap, ‘Seven Bells' appeared first on PostShowRecaps.com.

In this episode, Marissa and Mary recap episode 9 of season 3 of "The Umbrella Academy." The post The Umbrella Academy Season 3 Episode 9 Recap, ‘Seven Bells' appeared first on PostShowRecaps.com.

In this episode, Marissa and Mary recap episode 9 of season 3 of "The Umbrella Academy." The post The Umbrella Academy Season 3 Episode 9 Recap, ‘Seven Bells' appeared first on PostShowRecaps.com.

First things first, the WORLD GOTH DAY edition of DJ cypher's Dark Nation Radio will be this Sunday, May 22nd. This will then be followed by the annual Dark Nation Radio GOTHIC BEACH PARTY show on May 29th. All shows start at 9 PM EDT on sorradio.org. This week's show can now be streamed and downloaded on my mixcloud and hearthis pages and includes new material from Leathers, Mari Kattman, Mechanical Vein, Suicide Queen, Beyond Border, Revolution Above Disorder, Tragic Impulse, Miss FD, First Aid 4 Souls, Mondträume, Aesthetische, and Synapsyche. Enjoy and thank you very much for your support. DJ cypher's Dark Nation Radio Playlist 15 May 2022 Mari Kattman, “Is It Really That Bad” Beyond Border, “What Makes the World Go Round (Frozen Plasma mix)” Suicide Queen, “Asphyxia” Revolution Above Disorder, “Annihilator” Monträume, “Something (Ruined Conflict mix)” First Aid 4 Souls, “We Stand as Wall” Synapsyche, “This is Gonna Hurt (Unity One mix)” Aesthetische, “Back to Life (club mix)” Leathers, “Runaway” OMD, “Almost” The Birthday Massacre, “Once Again” True Moon, “Guns” Signal 12, “Moving in Stereo” School of Seven Bells, “Lovefingers” You! Vicious, “Pretty is All You Have” Mechanical Vein, “Feel Your Noise (Toronto is Broken remix)” Tragic Impulse, “Failed Reality” Bikini Death Race, “Hush” The Sea at Midnight, “I Can't Wait” Mister Monster, “Science Fiction Double Feature” Miss FD, “As Above, So Below” La Méchanique, “Arenc” Juno Reactor, “Dakota (Undercover mix)” On the Floor, “This is All” DJ CYPHER'S DARK NATION RADIO—22 years strong! **Live Broadcasts Sundays @ 9 PM Eastern US on Spirit of Resistance Radio sorradio.org **Recorded broadcasts @ http://www.mixcloud.com/cypheractive **Downloadable broadcasts @ http://www.hearthis.at/cypheractive **Questions and material for airplay consideration to darknationradio@gmail.com **Facebook @ http://www.facebook.com/groups/darknationradio

Episode Summary Nat & Jesse swing the pendulum back from pop music to the opposite side of the spectrum. We talk hard-to-listen-to / avant garde music. “Challenging” music, if you will. “I never worked out what it was that possessed me when music possessed other than I always wanted it.” “Furthermore it made me someone of course. Thanks to music I became someone who was the forefront. Someone you had to admire. Not as much as you had to admire those who made the music admittedly. But as a listener I was in the vanguard.” From “My Struggle” by Karl Ove Knausgard Show Links “Drunken Hot Girls” by Kanye West ft. Yasiin Bey sampling Can – YouTube “Less Than You Think” by Wilco – YouTube A Jesus Piece: Looking Back at Christianity's Role in Metalcore Converge – “Jane Doe” – Wikipedia Cool Hand Luke – “I Fought Against Myself” – Spotify Anathallo – Wikipedia Tangerine Dream – Wikipedia King Crimson – Wikipedia Braid – Wikipedia Hey Mercedes – Wikipedia ARTHUR: Binky’s Musical Daydream – YouTube Daughters – “Canada Songs” – Wikipedia Interpunk Orchid – Wikipedia WHAT. THE. HELL. WHO IS ARCADE FIRE????? Charles Mingus – “Blues & Roots” – Wikipedia Archie Shepp – “Kwanza” – Wikipedia Joe McPhee – “Nation Time” – Wikipedia Grizzly Bear – “Veckatimest” – Wikipedia Deerhunter – “Cryptograms” – Wikipedia Aphex Twin – “Film” – YouTube Merzbow – Wikipedia Rafael Toral – “Wave Field” – Bandcamp Captain Beefheart – “Trout Mask Replica” – Wikipedia Danielson – Wikipedia Ryuichi Sakamoto – Wikipedia Nat’s weekly picks – School of Seven Bells – “SVIIB” – Wikipedia Jesse’s weekly picks – Olivia Rodrigo – “Sour” – Wikipedia Recorded on Sunday, November 28, 2021.

New tracks featuring tracks from KMFDM, Bitch Falcon, The Damned and some self-indulgent stuff from Skin of Cecile, Dicepeople, School of Seven Bells and more. The Damned – Keep ’em Alive 00:00 Assemblage 23 – Welcome, Apocalypse 6:55 Bitch Falcon – Test Trip 12:06 Inception of Eternity – Father 16:45 KMFDM – Amnesia Dub 20:21 … Continue reading "Keep ‘Em Back"

This week, we're going back to school to learn about the phrasal verbs we use related to education. This lesson was inspired by Miriam and her Speaking Café in Goya, Argentina. This week's idiom is for the Speaking Café students and is 'To pass with flying colours.'Like us on Facebook (properenglish2019), and follow us on Twitter (@properenglish4) or YouTube . Oh, and if you have a burning English grammar-related question, why not ask us on Instagram (properenglish2019), and we'll do our best to answer - or, if you're an email kind of person, and you have any feedback or suggestions for future podcasts, you can always contact us at properenglish@sapo.pt.You can find us on italki at https://www.italki.com/alisondaviskurley or https://www.italki.com/davekurley.This podcast uses the following music as the opening and closing themes:Bright Wish by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3458-bright-wish License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ This podcast uses the following sounds from Freesound:School Bell Ringing.WAV by paulw2kThis work is licensed under the Attribution Noncommercial License.Whoosh by qubodupThis work is licensed under the Creative Commons 0 License.wah wah sad trombone.wav by kirbydxThis work is licensed under the Creative Commons 0 License.Seven Bells,Ship Time.wav by BenboncanThis work is licensed under the Attribution License.

A tale of queer love and mutiny on the high seas! Tune into the Voyage of the August, a nine-episode serial radio drama chronicling the final voyage of a merchant ship bound for England in 1717, whose crew takes their fate into their own hands. The story centers around the August's first mate, Robert Maddox, a well-respected officer with frustrated ambitions; Dr. Leon de Isla, a surgeon with an unhappy past who follows Maddox to sea for reasons of the heart; and Sophia Montague, the willful daughter of the shipping line's owner. Exploring 18th century nautical culture, queer history, and shipboard conflict, this work of historical fiction will be be released in nine weekly installments starting August 1st, 2020. Find episodes weekly on our website and also on the Electric Lite Collective Youtube channel.Follow us on tumblr and facebook to see more art, extras, and more.Cast (in order of appearance)Caraid O'Brien as the Intro VoiceoverSebas Ward as Robert Maddox Tiz Rome as Leon Francesca de Isla and Harold BlackwallDaniel Haas as Richard MontagueCJ Humphries as Ambrose TeagueMinna Gorry-Hines as Cecil LaurenceErnie Alugas as James DouglasMemphis Washington as Sophia MontagueKatie Faust-Little as Silvia MontagueSpecial thanks to Jim Wald, Will Ryan, and Ezekiel Baskin.Voyage of the August is written, directed, and sound designed by Wynn MacKenzie and Sean French-Byrne, with shanties arranged and directed by Wynn MacKenzie and acoustic tracks written and performed by Sebas Ward. Sound effects courtesy of the community of freesound.org. Full Attributions:“Heavy Footsteps.wav” by yadronoff of Freesound.org“porto 22-05-14 waves during a storm, wind .1.wav” by bpayri of Freesound.org“Shivering Chandelier.wav” by yandronoff of Freesound.org“malexmedia_woodbangB.wav” by malexmedia of Freesound.org“Door Creak” by coosemek of Freesound.org“Kocking door and open door.wav” by rivernile7 of Freesound.org“Seven Bells,Ship Time.wav” by Benboncan of Freesound.org“Big Splash.wav” by darcydunes of Freesound.org

"Pandemic Shmandemic" Imaginary DNA, Secret Machines, Fat Boy Slim, Disclosure, Clivilles & Cole, Emancipator, Shpongle, School of Seven Bells, Empire of the Sun

Our thirteenth song is 'Open Your Eyes' by School of Seven Bells.

We continue on our journey with Sabriel in Chapters 3 & 4!Email us at 7bellspodcast@gmail.com!Follow us on Instagram!Join our Subreddit!Check out the other shows on the So... What Did You Learn? Network:So... What Did You Learn? Rocktanica Available on your favorite podcasting apps!

We continue on our journey with Sabriel in Chapter 2!Email us at 7bellspodcast@gmail.com!Follow us on Instagram!Join our Subreddit!Follow us on Twitter!Check out the other shows on the So... What Did You Learn? Network:So... What Did You Learn?RocktanicaAvailable on your favorite podcasting apps!Follow Zack on Twitter @zackkowalskiDon't forget to rate and review us on Apple podcasts and Spotify!

An introduction to the world of Sabriel along with our chapter one summary. Have you read the book and want to revisit? Great. Haven't read the book but want to read along with us? Even better. Join our Pateron!Email us at 7bellspodcast@gmail.com!Follow us on Instagram!Join our  Subreddit!Follow us on Twitter!Check out the other shows on the So... What Did You Learn? Network:So... What Did You Learn? Rocktanica Available on your favorite podcasting apps!Don't forget to rate and review us on Apple podcasts and Spotify!

Saturday's Pedal To The Metal podcast is full of new music...well 50% is  We had the featured album of the week from School of Seven Bells with Ghostory plus new music from Puddle of Mudd MUSHROOMHEAD OFFICIAL Powerwolf I Prevail Nanowar Of Steel #Islander From Ashes to New Bonnie Tyler + Lorraine Crosby PULSE Soilwork and Alestorm That's the new stuff. The rest of the music?  Total classics from WENDY JAMES - TRANSVISION VAMP Volbeat Shiny Toy Guns Serious Black - Official Official Motörhead Dread Zeppelin #DamnYankees Pat Benatar & Neil Giraldo Paul Carrack Blondie BuzzcocksListen to us on the free app on your phoneSearch for #mmhradio on iTunes MMH The Home Of Rock Radio OnTuneIn or AmazonAlexa

Finally, we learn the FLOCKS origin story! And, as it turns out, that story began in a synagogue parking lot, where a quantum singularity of musical energy unassumingly exists. Who knew?With Christopher out on tour, Jonathan bravely mans the board alone and guides Josh, Stephen and Tom through another accurate and precise round of Send Me Your Demos.Playlist highlights include: FLOCKS, Washed Out, GRLwood, Ratatat, School of Seven Bells, a brand new single from MOIRA, and new music submissions from the Harvey Roberts Band, South Africa's The Ninth, and Cincinnati newcomer Night Owl.

  A podcast that explores the history, language and cultural influence of pickpocketing. Hosted by Les S. Moore Harry In Your Pocket https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0070158/

All the way from the U.K. Roberto Sodano a.k.a. Audioglider deliver's Tims 150. There are points in every artists musical journey that highlight a sea change or a shift in consciousness. The first of those moments for Roberto Sodano was the time he saw Kraftwerk as a spotty teen with dodgy 80’s haircut. Their machine funk sound completely captivated him and his love of all things electronic began. Born in Wales to Italian parents, the ’Taffia’ as they were affectionately known, finally relocated to London after stints all over the UK and Central Europe. Growing up in a bleak post-industrial city drove Roberto’s need to escape through all manner of musical discovery: experience borne out in his esoteric musical influences of 80s and 90s shoegaze, from bands such as Ride, MBV and the Cocteau Twins through to synth pioneers including the aforementioned Kraftwerk and a pre-Dare Human League. “Music has always been there for me. It’s a friend that doesn’t judge you, a comfort blanket and a kick up the arse when you need it.” Choosing to make music as much as become a DJ, Roberto released tracks under a range of pseudonyms before finally settling on his current nom-de-plume ‘Audioglider’. His big break came with the licensing of two tracks under the new project name - Whiskers and Zusammenallein - for Nick Warren’s Global Underground CD, GU30 Paris. “These were my first official releases as Audioglider, it’s all been downhill from there!” he quips, as he’s now held in high regard by an army of fans and industry insiders alike. A master of both uptempo club tracks and more winsome downtempo fayre, he cites influences as wide ranging as Ulrich Schnauss, Massive Attack and School of Seven Bells for his more cerebral back catalogue additions which includes three albums for Tripswitch’s Section Records - Accidental Beauty, Subaquamarine and Kollision (with Xspance). Referencing his influences can be heard as echoes on everything that Roberto does, while at the same time, they glisten in their own unique light. Translucent in sound. “I don’t stick to a formula so I can explore and develop my musical identity without boundaries.” One of the most telling sea change events for Roberto was playing his first gig at a disused warehouse in East Berlin. “It was my very first go on 1210s and I blagged the gig after meeting some Germans at MoS.” he says, “I got a crash course at Zoom Records one afternoon from Billy Nasty and then flew to Berlin next day!” Gigs at Ministry of Sound and beyond bookmarked the 90s and early 00s, a vibrant time for dance music and for the development of progressive house. Even now Roberto’s ambitions are as strong as ever. with a flurry of releases and remixes in 2018 on labels such as Mirabilis, Transpecta, ManMadeMusic, Pangea, Modern Agenda, Emotional Content, Section Records, and more and scheduled into first half of 2019 including an exciting new album with longtime collaborator and friend, Xspance with an exciting live show. With his recently launched new show Interstellar on Frisky Radio, crashing into their top ten this week, and his stunning set at Modern Agenda's label showcase at ADE 2018, the future is looking bright in 2019 for Audioglider and his sonic doodling. Enjoy !!! tracklist Red Mecca - State of Grace (Audioglider Remix) [Massproduktion] Deepsec - Monotone Things (John Drummer Remix) [Electronic Tree] Rod V - Understated (Erdi Irmak Remix) [Soundteller Records] Nik Nazarov - Firefly [Electronic Tree] Matt Black - The Night Rider (Daniel Glover Remix) [Emotional Content Recordings] Hot TuneiK - Memories (Lily Pita Remix) [Yin] Kamilo Sanclemente - Manthra (Sounom & Sagou Remix) [Manual Music] TD - Everything Goes (EANP Remix) [Magnitude Recordings] Sculptor - Full Moon (Namatjira Remix) [Magnitude Recordings] Audioglider & Xspance - Rising Tide [Pro B Tech]

Kurt Andersen talks with Morgan Neville about his documentary that focuses on an Orson Welles film that was completed long after Welles died. Maria Schneider’s album “The Thompson Fields” took a circuitous path, and she discusses it both as it’s being conceived and a year later, when it’s in the can. Neuroscientist Heather Berlin tells Kurt how the creative brain gets revved up — and how the brain helps to focus and complete projects. And how the band School of Seven Bells finished an album when a key member tragically wasn’t there to finish it with them.   Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Kurt Andersen talks with Morgan Neville about his documentary that focuses on an Orson Welles film that was completed long after Welles died. Maria Schneider’s album “The Thompson Fields” took a circuitous path, and she discusses it both as it’s being conceived and a year later, when it’s in the can. Neuroscientist Heather Berlin tells Kurt how the creative brain gets revved up — and how the brain helps to focus and complete projects. And how the band School of Seven Bells finished an album when a key member tragically wasn’t there to finish it with them.  This episode is brought to you by LinkedIn Talent Solutions. For $50 off your first job post, go to linkedin.com/STUDIO360  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Episode 176 of the Unspoken Realms podcast, featuring The Seven Bells Part 1 and Part 2 by Jenna Helland. The Seven Bells is the fifth episode with Return to Ravnica stories. Earlier Return to Ravnica stories can be found in: Episode 145: The Shadows of Prahv Episode 158: Epic Experiment & Slaughter Games Episode 159: In Praise of the Worldsoul Episode 172: The Great Concourse To support Unspoken Realms, visit the Patreon page. Direct Download Link

Utopia for Realists with Rutger Bregman Rutger Bregman is a historian and author. He has published four books on history, philosophy, and economics. His History of Progress was awarded the Belgian Liberales prize for best nonfiction book of 2013. The Dutch edition of Utopia for Realists became a national bestseller and sparked a basic income movement that soon made international headlines. The book will be translated in 16 languages. Bregman has twice been nominated for the prestigious European Press Prize for his journalism work at The Correspondent. His work has been featured in The Washington Post, The Guardian and on the BBC. https://www.rutgerbregman.com In Search of the Lost Chord: 1967 and the Hippie Idea with Danny GoldbergDanny Goldberg, President of GoldVE, has worked in the music business as a personal manager, record company President, public relations man and journalist since the late nineteen sixties. GVE, formed in July 2007 manages the careers of Steve Earle, Allison Moorer, The Cranberries, The Hives, Harper Simon, Red Wanting Blue, Blitzen Trapper, Tom Morello, Matt Pinfield, Peaches, Dolores O’Riordan, Martha Wainwright, Teddy Thompson, Ben Lee, Rhett Miller, Old 97s, Ronnie Spector, Spirit Family Reunion, School of Seven Bells and White Zombie Legacy. This marks a return to personal management for Goldberg. From 1983-1992, Goldberg was the founder and President of Gold Mountain Entertainment, a personal management firm whose clients included Nirvana, Hole, Sonic Youth, Bonnie Raitt, The Allman Brothers, Rickie Lee Jones, Allanah Myles, Tom Cochrane and the Beastie Boys.. http://www.dannygoldberg.com

JUNOS with Holly Gordon TICKET BOTS with Danny Bradbury GIG ECONOMY with Andrew Langille   Allison is reading Too Much and Not in the Mood by Durga Chew-Bose Vass is reading Handmaid’s Tale by Margaret Atwood   TUNES: Raised on Robbery by Joni Mitchell Keep Running by Tei Shi Open Your Eyes by School of Seven Bells

The best albums, songs and DiScoveries of Jan, Feb and March 2016 as chosen by Drowned in Sound's Sean Adams & Absolute Radio's Danielle Perry. Featuring David Bowie, School of Seven Bells, Deftones, The 1975, The Kills, and more. Listen to this as a playlist with tracks in full over on Spotify http://bit.ly/DiS2016 Our Q2 episode is to follow soon. Tracks from the albums discussed in order: Ablaze by School of Seven Bells Girl Loves Me by David Bowie Doing It To Death by The Kills Only Child by Shearwater Something Else by The 1975 Under The Sun by Diiv Unstitch by Anna Rose Carter Big Ideas by The Boxer Rebellion Prayers / Triangles by Deftones Hands by The Duke Spirit Breadandbutter by El Perro Del Mar http://drownedinsound.com

Welcome to the All That's Holy Blue Collar PodcastWhat happens when missionally minded folks, who are also into sports and athletics, combine their passions for reading, cooking, and preaching and spend time talking together? Hopefully a thoughtful conversation with unexpected connections: NFL draft and the nature of the Holy Spirit; preaching as outlined in baking recipes; batting averages, what triple-doubles have to do with what it means to be a church of mutual accountability. We are allergic to big words, but not big ideas. DISCLAIMER: Profound things will be said, but it will be entirely by accident. Donate ANOTHER DISCLAIMER: WE DO NOT KNOW WHAT WE ARE DOING so please be patient while we learn the fine arts of audio editing and podcasting...enjoy...at least try to enjoy!In today's podcast Cody talks with author, Paul J. Pastor. Visit Paul's site at: http://www.pauljpastor.com/, follow him on Twitter (which he says he doesn't use often) at: @pauljpastor. At the end of his interview, he even explains how to contact him via snail mail. Make sure to ask him his "creeping perirchoresis" is coming along. Also, the complete interview with Paul is available at the link below: We also talk about things we get wrong, music we like, opportunities for gratitude, and a preview of what's coming up over the summer.Music clips: Infinite Orbit and Colors in Space by Explosions in the Sky; Spirits and Dog, by The Strumbellas; and Ablaze by The School of Seven Bells (SVIIB)Cody and I discuss things and stuff, while throwing in our own little music reviews. We discuss music by: Explosions in the Sky, The School of Seven Bells (SVIIB), and The Strumbellas. We don't know a lot about music, but we know what we like. And we encourage you to like them to. Follow the links below to learn more about and purchase music from these performers.Explosions in the Sky: http://www.explosionsinthesky.com/ and you can purchase their music and merch here: http://explosionsinthesky.merchline.com/collections/music or on iTunesSchool of Seven Bells: http://www.sviib.com/ and you can purchase their music merch at http://kingsroadmerch.com/vagrant/ and at iTunes The Strumbellas: http://www.thestrumbellas.ca/ and you can purchase their music and merch at https://www.districtlines.com/The-Strumbellas or on iTunes Donate

Keeping it noisy - even when it's quiet. Five recommendations of recently-released, hidden musical gems, unearthed weekly. Reviewed this week: 1. The Extrovert: Some deep and dirty fonk from D’Angelo collaborator, Kendra Foster. 2. The Architect: Mad-cap math-rock from Portu-geezers Paus, 3. The Ugly Duckling: Guitar-playing, but not as we know it, from verbose American Jakob Pek, 4. The Show-Stopper: Immigration-based hater-bating from African-Irish rappers Rusangano Family, and... 5. The Introvert: A loving tribute to dead member, Benjamin Curtis from School of Seven Bells. For full versions of the tracks, please check the full playlist on Spotify: bit.ly/CatShedSC Please subscribe if you like what you hear.

Alejandra Deheza von School of Seven Bells erzählt auf SVIIB von ihrer Beziehung zum verstorbenen Bandkollegen Benjamin Curtis. Dabei klingt sie verletzt, aber auch großmütig und warmherzig und, was bei der Dokumentation des Ver- und Entliebens am erstaunlichsten ist, niemals verbittert. Eines der wohl außergewöhnlichsten Alben des jungen Jahres. Man könnte den Eindruck gewinnen, es hätte jemand kräftig an den 80ern geschüttelt und herausgefallen wäre dieses Album. Technophelia vereint dabei sowohl tanzbare als auch sperrigere Momente des in jenem Jahrzehnt aus der Taufe gehobenen Synth-Pop. Dass die Songs trotz ihrer zeitlichen Streuung in puncto Entstehung ein kohärentes Ganzes bilden, verdankt sich vor allem der Produktion von Chris Coady. Ein weiterer Beweis, dass es glückliche Zufälle und einzigartig turbulente Bandgeschichten doch noch gibt. Sie haben sich auf einer Bühne getroffen und vereinten spontan Jazz und Hiphop zu einer aufregend freien Mischung aus beidem. Nach einem Jahr auf Tour finden ihre Songs mit Hilfe von Kevin Parker, dem Mastermind hinter Tame Impala, letztendlich doch noch einen Weg von der Bühne auf ein festes Medium.

The preservation and fostering of the arts should be a top priority for any civilized society, but New York City may be overcompensating with a relatively recent initiative involving affordable housing.Prog-pop masters Field Music are back with their new album Commontime. It’s as nerdy and as great as you would expect. Unless you’re Paul.School of Seven Bells suffered tragedy when front man Benjamin Curtis succumbed to T-cell lymphoblastic lymphoma in 2013. Three years later, band mate Alejandra Deheza has picked up the pieces for one last album and we’ve got a taste. Show Notes"New York City to build affordable housing for musicians and artists" [Consequence Of Sound]Learn more about School Of Seven BellsOfficial Site | Facebook | Twitter | SpotifyCheck out the track "On My Heart" off of School of Seven Bells final album, SVIIB, below. CommontimeField MusicKevin: Buy ItPaul: PassEduardo: Buy ItOfficial Site | Facebook | Twitter | Spotify Upcoming Tour Dates See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

This week is a blend of the old and new. We feature great new releases from Moderat, School of Seven Bells, Steve Mason, and  Pantha Du Prince, as well as classics from Carl Craig, Autechre, ISAN, and many more. Enjoy! Playlist Download 03/05/2016

Fresh releases dominate this week’s edition. Featuring: new music from Massive Attack, Champion and Four Tet, Wolfgang Voight remixing the Orb, Moomin, Junior Boys, Jessy Lanza, St. Lucia, School of Seven Bells, and Andrew Weatherall. There’s a bit of everything: ambient, hip-hop, house, pop, etc. Check it out and enjoy! Playlist Download 02/20/2016

In this episode, four imminent 2016 releases are highlighted: Albums from LA rapper/singer Anderson .Paak, Canadian minimal electro-pop duo Junior Boys, Brooklyn electro-pop outfit School of Seven Bells and San Francisco indie folk band Thao And The Get Down Stay Down are teased and extolled.  

Actualidad Musical: Anni B. Sweet, Nacho Vegas, Alex Cooper, The Gachises, Mucho, School of Seven Bells, Loreen, etc. Bonus Track: Mecano Lo bueno, si es nuevo, ¡dos veces bueno! Ya sabes, Hospital Neptuno, la mejor terapia para los enfermos de la música, de lunes a viernes a las 20:00 en TTRadio: http://ttradio.es.tl/ Si quieres estar al día en noticias de música de calidad y de la emisión de nuestros programas, entra en nuestro Facebook y dale a http://www.facebook.com/HospitalNeptuno/

School of Seven Bells (aka SVIIB) is Benjamin Curtis and Alejandra Deheza. They met while on tour with Interpol (while in different bands) and now they make tranquil electro-pop with a bit of shoegaze tossed in. SVIIB‘s third record Ghostory is the first record they have made without Alejandra's twin sister Claudia. Backstage, I get Ben to talk about what the band's name really means, Claudia's abrupt exit from the band, what losing a member can mean to a band and much more. RIP Ben: You will be missed. When I think about this interview, I remember you telling me about the School of Seven Bells track “Reappear” and how it is about the idea of your future self visiting you as a ghost and telling you what will happen to you. Tracks played on the show... 1) School of Seven Bells, Ghostory "The Night" 2) School of Seven Bells, Ghostory "Lafaye" 3) School of Seven Bells, Ghostory "Reappear" NO songs CANCON

This episode originally aired live on KWTF Radio on October 28, 2014 and in it, we celebrate all things witchy, both from the past and the present! Explore the story of the one and only BABA YAGA, the witch of the Slavic woodlands, hear NEW definitions of words we take for granted from the 1987 "Websters' First New Intergalactic Wickedary of the English Language." by Mary Daly & Jane Caputi and hear my own thoughts on being a DIY Witch. ENJOY!Songs played:Witches Egg by Susan Tyrrell from the 1980 film Forbidden ZoneIs She Weird? by Pixies (1990)When I Grow Up by Fever Ray (2009)Bones by MS MR (2013)Fortune Teller by Benny Spellman (written by Allen Toussaint) (1962)Only Loved at Night by The Raincoats from The Kitchen Tapes recordings (1983)Tam Lin by Fairport Convention (1969)IAmUnderNoDisguise by School of the Seven Bells (2008)Skotoseme by Diamanda Galas (1994)Spooky by Lydia Lunch (1980)***witch cackles****Don't forget to stay connected on all the social media places!Twitter, Facebook, SoundCloud, MixCloud, Tumblr, 8Tracks

This episode originally aired live on KWTF Radio on October 28, 2014 and in it, we celebrate all things witchy, both from the past and the present! Explore the story of the one and only BABA YAGA, the witch of the Slavic woodlands, hear NEW definitions of words we take for granted from the 1987 "Websters' First New Intergalactic Wickedary of the English Language." by Mary Daly & Jane Caputi and hear my own thoughts on being a DIY Witch. ENJOY!Songs played:Witches Egg by Susan Tyrrell from the 1980 film Forbidden ZoneIs She Weird? by Pixies (1990)When I Grow Up by Fever Ray (2009)Bones by MS MR (2013)Fortune Teller by Benny Spellman (written by Allen Toussaint) (1962)Only Loved at Night by The Raincoats from The Kitchen Tapes recordings (1983)Tam Lin by Fairport Convention (1969)IAmUnderNoDisguise by School of the Seven Bells (2008)Skotoseme by Diamanda Galas (1994)Spooky by Lydia Lunch (1980)***witch cackles****Don't forget to stay connected on all the social media places!Twitter, Facebook, SoundCloud, MixCloud, Tumblr, 8Tracks

Analog junkie and Mumbai resident Aqua Dominatrix stitches together a delirious collection of synth-pop for mix #95. The musician, real name Akshay Rajpurohit, is also a guitarist for metal bands Scribe and Pangea (making his pretty, dreamy mix all the more surprising). He’s a relatively new solo producer, playing as ‘Aqua Dominatrix’ for only a year and releasing his full-bodied debut album ‘Sadomist’ earlier this year. It’s barely crossed the 6-month mark but ‘Sadomist’ has already collected more than 11000 downloads and over 10,000 streams on bandcamp - no easy feat for any alternative producer in India. But as good as ‘Sadomist’ was, nothing quite compares to Aqua Dominatrix’s live shows. In the few short months that he’s been playing live, Akshay has opened for quite a number of notable homegrown and international musicians including Para for Cuva, the Glitchmob and Pretty Lights. With an album due to come out later this year and a slew of shows planned for the coming months, we thought now was the right time to ask for an exclusive mix for Wild City. Our last couple of mixes have each been better than the last and Aqua Dominatrix keeps that trend going with a euphoric selection for the summer that features some of the brightest names in synthpop. AD starts things on a pretty epic note with Johnny Belinda by Californian beat maker Active Child. That drama soaked synthpop sound is maintained from start to finish with appearances by School of Seven Bells (which injects a wonderful shoegaze quality to the mix), ace Brooklyn based producer j.viewz, Future Islands and Essex legends Depeche Mode. The hour long mix ends with the ever-catchy ‘Tropical Chancer’ by La Roux. Listen to the summery tunes of Wild City Mix #095 on your next beachside drive in the sun. For a tracklist and further info, head over here: http://www.thewildcity.com/EN/music.xhtml/article/8301-wild-city-095-aqua-dominatrix

Part 1 of my conversation with guest Brian Lewandowski as we discuss his latest bold career move. I've also got music from School of Seven Bells, Sadie Dupuis and Dead Stars. Show notes: - Recorded at BGL HQ - Momentous life decision - BL was working as a web guy at a Boston hospital - Commuted four hours each day - Didn't get promotion and decided to quit - BL: I just hated what I did - Haven't felt urgency to find something new - JK: Got a job right out of college and never stopped - Taking chances - BL: Played it safe early on and missed out on working on MTV's The Real World - Getting encouragement from friends not many kindred spirits - Layoffs are a different thing entirely - Going back to a job you left - The very brief heyday of CMGI - The ever-changing world of venue names - BL: Need to figure out next move by February - Commute is a huge factor - Cramming into crowded trains gets old fast - BL's been doing standup part-time the last few years - Hosting a standup show that's growing slowly - Not easy to get paid to do what you love - People selling stuff at home parties: Hats, jewelry, food - Get-rich schemes are the American Way - Scratch tickets as a strategy - BL: Take a lower-paying gig to support the real goal? - Trying to separate money from career - To be continued Music: School of Seven Bells - Lafaye Sadie Dupuis - X Actually Dead Stars - Fractured Completely Conspicuous is available through the iTunes podcast directory. Subscribe and write a review! The School of Seven Bells song is on the album Ghostory on Vagrant Records. Download the song for free at Epitonic. The Sadie Dupuis song is a solo recording available for free at Stereogum. The Dead Stars song is on the EP High Gain. Download the song for free at Bandcamp. The opening and closing theme of Completely Conspicuous is "Theme to Big F'in Pants" by Jay Breitling. Find out more about Senor Breitling at his fine music blog Clicky Clicky. Voiceover work is courtesy of James Gralian.

“Art begins in imitation and ends in innovation.” Beauty is in the eye of the beholder… and all art is victim to interpretation. Today.. we take a look at some covers from and some of goth faves. Artists have,since music was introduced to society taken others’ works and put their own spin on them. Sharla Somtimes breaks out some of her favorite covers from bands such as, My Ruin, Cruxshadows, Love Like Blood, Faith and the Muse and More! My Ruin – Do you Love me? Cruxshadows – Here Comes the Rain Again Cruel Black Dove – Love my Way Love Like Blood – Hereos Faith and the Muse – Hollow Hills New Order – Ceremony Rosetta Stone – Closer Collide – Whip It Emilie Autumn – Girls Just Wanna Have Fun Bat For Lashes – Strangelove VetanA – Cry Little Sister Device – Close My Eyes Forever Muse – Please, Please , Let me get what I want School of the Seven Bells – Kiss Them for Me

Ben and Blake talk with the band School of Seven Bells about their love for Spider-Man and Iron Man, their upcoming music and much more!

In this latest episode, the Noise Pop team brings you the last playlist of new songs for 2012. From Nicolas Jaar to School of Seven Bells, these are ten tracks sure to carry you through the holidays and into the new year.And on the next episode, the Noise Pop team will be playing the best listener-sourced tracks of 2012! Send us an email with your favorite song of 2012 at podcast@noisepop.com or call in and leave a message on our hotline 585-4NOISE5.Tracklist: 1. "The Ego" -- Nicolas Jaar and Theatre Roosevelt - single2. "L.U.V." -- Brainstems, Stryofoam 3. “Light Up Gold” -- Parquet Courts, Light Up Gold    4. "Snudge (Spaceship Aloha Remix)" -- Night Panther, single  5. "Cherry" -- Chromatics, After Dark II6. "Trust" -- Gambles, single7. "Argonauts" -- The Little Ones, The Dawn Sang Along8. "Bathroom Laughter" -- Pissed Jeans, Honeys 9. "Secret Days" -- School of Seven Bells, Put Your Sad Down 10. "Night Faces" -- Jessica Pratt, Jessica Pratt

It is a jammed episode this week,  with a little bit of everything for your ears to digest. New beats from Andres, Thundercat, and Jonti kick things off with a jazz/hip-hop influenced sound, while new singles from Nite Jewel, School of Seven Bells, Solar Bears (getting the remix treatment from Keep Shelly In Athens), and […]

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Will and Grant discuss neo-shoegazers Film School and School of Seven Bells and humor-punk-popsters the Wombats.  Also, music news and Grant's first band gig.

Episode 2: The Slacker Factor team ponders the Power of Tape, the advent of Social Networking with all of its love and annoyances, as well as the music of School of Seven Bells who are aptly named after a mythical South American pickpocket training academy (or so says the all knowing Wikipedia).

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We wanted to bring you a bunch of new music that we have heard that will also be at SXSW 2009. Here are 16 songs that will do just that. Please enjoy them and don’t forget if you want that tracks you can get them for free, follow the links below. Also don’t forget to check out Theodore Grimm’s “Invisible Children Sessions” release party this Friday, March 27th at Webster Hall Studio in New York City and if you want some more music to listen to check out DJ Wepasteph’s 12 O'Clock Rock Show every Monday live on WSPC Radio. Ep 27 - 128 Kbps MP3 [105.7 MB] 01. Wintersleep - “Weighty Ghost” 02. Frank Turner - “Long Live The Queen” 03. Pato Fu - “Nada Original” 04. Explosions in the Sky - “Welcome, Ghosts” 05. School of Seven Bells - “Half Asleep” 06. Wheat - “El Sincero” 07. Haley Bonar - “Big Star” 08. Uncle Lucius - “Everybody Got Soul” 09. Ringo Deathstarr - “In Love” 10. Passion Pit - “Sleepyhead” 11. Fool’s Gold - “Surprise Hotel” 12. Mad Juana - “Keep On Walking” 13. While Lies - “Death” 14. Fight Like Apes - “Lend Me Your Face” 15. The Morning Benders - “Waiting For War” 16. Sky Larkin - “Fossil, I” For more music don’t forget to follow us on Tumblr or visit us at www.halfhourmusichour.com. You can find out the latest news and updates over at @HalfHrMusicHr.

Enjoy this broadcast of The School of Seven Bells on IndieFeed Indie Pop, and stay tuned as we prepare to deliver a great selection of new tracks in 2009!

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Brooklyn-based Ben Curtis, former guitarist for Secret Machines, created his own electro-pop outfit, School of Seven Bells, in 2007. Naming the group after an imaginary San Francisco pickpocket school, Curtis drafted identical twin sisters Alejandra and Claudia Deheza to accompany him vocally. Download mp3Subscribe at iTunes