Podcasts about Shoegazing

In which I talk Britpop, Shoegazing, Punk and Rock without mentioning that weird time when you humans were into swing for like a year in the 90's for some reason before I get on the Zoom with Fremont Pike! It's like I'm in the band! Living the DREAM!  PUT FREMONT PIKE IN YOUR EAR! GET YOUR MERCH HERE! (Link: https://www.chadthebird.com/the-merch)  Recorded LIVE from the Paper Machete (https://thepapermachete.org/) 08/31/24 at Chicago's Historic Green Mill Lounge (https://greenmilljazz.com/) and at the Krow's Nest courtesy of Jeppson's Malört: The Official Drink of the Apocalypse (Link: https://malort.com/) Come find me in all your favorite places including my Discord (Link: https://linktr.ee/ChadtheBird) Featuring “Promises” by the Barrerracudas, a little bit of "Wonderwall" by Noel Gallagher (Creation 1995) featuring THE Bill Larkin and a snippy of “The Wasteland” courtesy of Ross Bugden Twitter: Instagram For commissions/scores: bugdenross@gmail.comSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

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In November of 1988 My Bloody Valentine released their debut studio album. Shoegazing has arrived. Lets talk My Bloody Valentine, Isn't Anything!

Tonight I talk about the 4th world championship of shoemaking via the Shoegazing. I share my thoughts on a recent video from ​⁠ and a video from ​⁠ about the Alden Indy. For this weeks rant, I share a shoe care tip for simple cleaning techniques and share my thoughts on the topic of responsibly sharing shoe care demonstrations on the internet. Tread Heavily Shoes YouTube VideoShoe brush videoSolegarb  sales@solegarb.comBoardroom Socks Let me know what kinds of topics you want to hear about and what questions you'd like some deep dives into. The Shellvedge Podcast is now available on Apple Podcast & Spotify! Shoegazing World Championship of Patina Shoegazing Goodyear welt Shoegazing Leather & Fit Shellvedge Youtube Shoe Stretching Shellvedge Youtube High End Detail Short Matt Gray IG Let me know what kinds of topics you want to hear about and what questions you'd like some deep dives into.

Vanja Eichberger war bei uns zu Gast und endlich findet Dirk mal, dass ein Klarname auch ein toller DJ-Name wäre. Aber Vanja bleibt als DJ Purple People. Warum das so ist und welche Verwirrung der Name Vanja uns verwirrt hat, erfahrt Ihr hier. Wir wünschen, Gute Unterhaltung! *** Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/andendecks/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/andendecks/ Cafe Hawelka: https://hawelka.at Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cafehawelka/ Werdet Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/andendecks Andere Unterstützerbeiträge: https://www.paypal.com/paypalme/DJThomasHaak Die Todesliste des Grauens: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/4SCNfaB3af7qotvCN8CshK *** Social Media: YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@vanjaeichberger8060/playlists Vanjas 5 Platten für die Insel: Tori Amos "Boys For Pele" (Atlantic, 1996) Suzanne Vega "Solitude Standing" (A&M Records, 1987) Siouxsie & The Banshees "Kaleidoscope" (Polydor, 1980) Blondie "The Hunter" (Chrysalis, 1982) Dreadful Shadows "Estrangement" (Sounds Of Delight, 1994) Links: Vanja/Wanja: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wanja_(Vorname) Tori Amos "Purple People": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yRXbdjv8B0s Fanfare Ciocărlia: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Fanfare_Cioc%C4%83rlia Nachtasyl, Wien: https://www.derstandard.de/story/2000124371732/wiener-kultlokal-nachtasyl-sperrt-zu Das Jetzt, Wien: https://www.dasjetzt.at/ WGT, Leipzig: https://wave-gotik-treffen.de/ Shoegazing: https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoegazing Peter Murphy "Marlene Dietrich's Favourite Poem": https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZaE7u0g-0qg #djpodcast #andendecks #djthomashaak #thedirkness #djlife #wien #vienna

Greetings from Helsinki, Finland! Mia Keurulainen is a singer from Helsinki, Finland. In the 90s, Mia sang for the band The Pansies, who went on to find national and international success. Mia currently sings for the indie band Treemer, as well as her solo project Waver. We spoke about her early days of playing music in the Pansies, music culture in Finland, Treemer's comeback in 2023, her new project Waver, and much more. Check out Mia and Treemer: https://treemer.band/ https://www.instagram.com/treemerband/ https://open.spotify.com/artist/1BX8ucWSuo6wx8bGjW2Nlv Song in this episode: "Stuck" by Treemer More from TVTV: https://linktr.ee/thevoyagesoftimvetter

We spent last episode Shoegazing and this week we're tripping in our bucket hats all the way to Madchester to talk about The Charlatans 1990 debut.   Known in the States for the bands lone radio hit,  “The Only One I Know,” the band was a smash in their native England where a full blown scene of drug taking, baggy clothes wearing, dancing to the break of dawn Brits was sweeping the nation.  The Charlatans, along with with The Stone Roses, Inspiral Carpets, The Happy Mondays & 808 State were the soundtrack.  But how does this stuff hold up today?  Pretty damn well actually.       Recommended Listening    Inspiral Carpets  https://open.spotify.com/artist/66GWpx9iLxrvvfhDsG9STP?si=MLlUJKyVQpmXOv2qWpi49w   808 State “Cubik" https://open.spotify.com/track/5BxETnZ8Dzm86jcuFAozOa?si=6fb3e5628aa1484c   Happy Monday Bummed  https://open.spotify.com/album/6e6DI3muL90IC1LESBo7wK?si=WmKkVMnSTpGcx7P5YANJOw   Ned's Atomic Dustbin God fodder https://open.spotify.com/album/3jkqrE3ycfEY8088IZXcZZ?si=hOvoDFPYQHiotJMt8Qf9bA   Northside https://open.spotify.com/artist/2gv2g5svhtzsUQhtNZW7Xr?si=Y1HWeS5hTp-HOjWGNh9HrA   Spirea X https://open.spotify.com/artist/05x3cffNhKts722Xv2WQWb?si=8bhCvp54SYCGqm_VjYED0A   huntsmanhill.com huntsmanhillpodcast@gmail.com instagram.com/huntsmanhill https://twitter.com/HuntsmanHill Spotify Playlist:  https://open.spotify.com/user/1298220429/playlist/4gy1wWwypkoFS2lUztvZ44?si=waSq07DBQlq3x9G1_nK0pg   HHPP Amazon Affiliates Store https://huntsmanhill.com/2022/06/09/hhpp-store/   Our Music manhuntsman:  https://open.spotify.com/artist/7tFBWn0UFkdOEMf67TRD6W?si=vzllkbDwSEmfZFlj02GLRw Academy O.C:  https://academyoc.bandcamp.com/album/academy-o-c   Omertà 68:  https://open.spotify.com/artist/6dfiCa0qTlbPQUrqtIkStS?si=6SCjNtXbSO2xRBDuBKJelQ   RIP Bob Nalbandian

Welcome to the Apathetic Episode of The Apologetics Podcast! An episode focused on apathy probably seems appropriate to all of you who have noticed how apathetic Garrick and Timothy have been about releasing new episodes for the past few months. But that wasn't actually due to anyone's apathy! It was because Timothy needed to finish writing a new apologetics book entitled In Church as It Is in Heaven, which InterVarsity Press will release in June 2023.  Now that the book manuscript is in the publisher's hands, the Apologetics Podcast is back and better and more apathetic than ever! Despite this exciting return of new episodes, the dynamic duo refuses to get excited. This is, after all, the Apathetic Episode, which requires them to remain apathetic. This episode's installment of the Raiders of Church History begins with a piece of fruit. In a moment so apathetic that it's almost pathetic, Timothy tosses his pear at a dead head, resulting in a dull draw that makes staring at sleeping rocks seem exciting. The apathy continues when Kyle Beshears reveals that his favorite rock group is Starflyer 59, a shoegaze band that barely qualifies as a rock band at all and happens to be the undisputed master of maudlin and apathetic music. But Starflyer 59 is far from the most apathetic aspect of this Apathetic Episode, because there is only one person in the universe more passionately committed to apathy than Garrick and Timothy, and that's Kyle Beshears. The topic of their discussion is “apatheism,” a term that theology professor Robert Nash coined in 2001 to describe people so apathetic that they don't care whether or not God exists. Garrick and Kyle momentarily threaten the apathy of this episode when they begin talking about Mormonism and start to become almost excited. That's when Timothy bravely but apathetically intervenes to restore the high levels of apathy for which this episode is destined to become famous. ABOUT YOUR HOSTS Timothy Paul Jones, Ph.D., is C. Edwin Gheens Professor of Christian Ministry at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary. He teaches in the areas of family ministry and applied apologetics. He has authored or edited more than a dozen books, including Why Should I Trust the Bible?, The God Who Goes Before You, Perspectives on Family Ministry, and Christian History Made Easy. Follow Dr. Jones at @DrTimothyPJones. Garrick Bailey is a Ph.D. student in systematic theology at The Southern Baptist Theological Seminary, studying Herman Bavinck and Roman Catholicism under the supervision of Gregg Allison. LINKS TO CLICK St. Augustine's Pears (Petra, 1998) Ya Right (Starflyer 59, 2021) When You Feel Miserable (Starflyer 59, 1995) Kyle Beshears Apatheism (Beshears, 2021) Patreon Support theapologeticspodcast.com Urban Ministry Podcast CLOSING CREDITS Music for the podcast has been licensed through Artlist.io and performed by Cunningham Manor. Brief excerpts of music played in each program are included solely for the purposes of comment and critique as allowed under the fair-use provision of U.S. copyright law. “The fair use of a copyrighted work … for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, … scholarship, or research, is not an infringement of copyright” (U.S. Code § 107, Limitations on exclusive rights: Fair use).

I'm talking to one of my heroes on this episode. And one of the voices that introduced me to indie music, and in turn someone who set me up for the life I've lived since my early teenage years. If you're of an age – my age – broadcaster, TV presenter and DJ, and a whole lot more besides, Gary Crowley, was the UK's voice of indie for a time, and since he's put his name to an excellent new compilation record – Gary Crowley's Indie 90s Playback, a 3CD set that takes in curios and rarities from the realms of Britpop, Madchester, Baggy, Shoegazing, Alt. rock, Trip Hop, Big Beat, and a whole lot more besides, I thought it was about time I got him on the podcast. And we go deep – on Gary's early days making fanzines, his teenage encounters with The Clash, his days at Decca Records, breaking into radio at Capital, replacing Danny Baker on the receptionists desk at my beloved NME… and we'd have gone even longer if we hadn't ran out of time. Which means there'll almost certainly be a second episode, sometime in the New Year. We ran out of time before we could get into The Beat, XFM and breaking the news of Princess Diana's death to a generation of indie kids. Keep your ears pealed for that. But for now, I hope you enjoy this episode… Join the Substack!

An in-depth analysis of the Creation record label in (just under) 15 minutes. Mathew is in discussion with Dr. Andrew Webber.

Once again we cover shoegaze pioneers Slowdive. We chat about their triumphant return with their 2017 self-titled release that proved they still had a place at the head of the table.Tracklist:Star RoverSlomoDon't Know WhyGo Get ItNo Filler is part of the Pantheon Podcast network. Special thanks to Better Help and AKG for sponsoring this episode.

This episode, number 22, will be featuring no other than Jean-Michel Casalonga. He is the main lastmaker and workshop manager of Berluti's Paris workshop. The French company Berluti is one of the bigger quality shoe brands in the world, nowadays more of a full fashion menswear brand , owned by the luxury conglomerate LVMH, with stores all around the world. Berluti has two workshops making their bespoke shoes, one in Paris above their original Rue Marbeuf store just next to the Champs Élysées, led by Jean-Michel, and one outside Angers in Western France, led by Anthony Delos. Hear Jean-Michel Casalonga tell the interesting story of how he in a relatively unorthodox way managed to get his place at Berluti, hear about his love of lastmaking and how he wants to raise its status in France, about how it is to run a large bespoke workshop doing all in-house and the pros and cons of this set-up compared to the use of freelancers, and much, much more.

Hi Folks! We are listening to Of Monsters and Men's second album 'Beneath the Skin'. Released in 2015 this album could easily be classified as a concept album.  With songs asking "what does it mean to be human?" we certainly have plenty to discuss.  Thanks for listening!Intro/Outro Music:Upbeat Forever by Kevin MacLeodLink: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5011-upbeat-foreverLicense: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/Save Her Seat — A podcast by Females Who Side HustleYour seat at the table for the behind the scenes of what being in business is really like.Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify Chalk and Ink: The Podcast for Teachers Who Write and Writers Who TeachChalk and Ink is a biweekly podcast that interviews teachers who write and writers who...Listen on: Apple Podcasts Spotify

Richard Ashcroft is Britain's spiritual successor to the forefathers of English alternative rock. As lead songwriter and frontman for the renowned project, the Verve, Ashcroft's mysterious and tortured soul entices you into his musical world via charismatic charm, emotional intensity, and sheer fervor for rock music."Roots to Grooves" is a production of SIGNL.https://www.signlradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/signlradiohttps://www.twitter.com/signlradiohttps://www.facebook.com/signlradiohttps://www.mixcloud.com/signlhttps://open.spotify.com/user/96mhz6qfjoztxbl2dpm0uj903?si=aAZpsoEnRAKdx85kr1QWhg

Greetings all, we are off our usual timeline for releases.  But the best consistency in the world is consistent inconsistency.  This show was fraught with real technical difficulties and in post-production about three hours of work was lost.  This could have been called "The Show That Almost Wasn't" - but it was ruled out in committee.On this show, the matchups are as follows:Round One:Leonard Cohen - Songs of Leonard Cohen against Arctic Monkeys - AM.Round Two:Television - Marquee Moon against Dr. Dre - The ChronicThank you all as usual for coming back!!Peace, Love, and Coffee.Scott, Dave, and Cory Support the showCheck out our homepage website here!Follow us on Instagram!Support your favorite uncaffeinated podcasters - buy us a coffee... please???

As we continue exploring the not-so-grungy, somewhat shoegazey side of 90s alt-rock, we're diving into Pale Saints' second studio album from 1992, "In Ribbons", a record that "bristles with quirk, strangeness and charm".Tracklist: Hunted Ordeal Hair Shoes Babymaker Featherframe Porpoise No Filler is a proud member of The Pantheon Podcast Network.

As we continue exploring the not-so-grungy, somewhat shoegazey side of 90s alt-rock, we're diving into Pale Saints' second studio album from 1992, "In Ribbons", a record that "bristles with quirk, strangeness and charm". Tracklist: Hunted Ordeal Hair Shoes Babymaker Featherframe Porpoise No Filler is a proud member of The Pantheon Podcast Network. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

As we continue exploring the not-so-grungy, somewhat shoegazey side of 90s alt-rock, we're diving into Pale Saints' second studio album from 1992, "In Ribbons", a record that "bristles with quirk, strangeness and charm".Tracklist: Hunted Ordeal Hair Shoes Babymaker Featherframe Porpoise No Filler is a proud member of The Pantheon Podcast Network.

"Beach House" are a dream-pop duo formed in 2004 by singer/keyboardist Victoria Legrand and guitarist/keyboardist Alex Scally.The duo came together over a mutual interest in similar musical tastes, with influences ranging from Neil Young to Brian Wilson of The Beach Boys. At the time Victoria was already in a band and recruited Alex to play bass, but the project became frustrating for Victoria since it wasn't going anywhere. It wasn't long before Alex suggested that the pair split from the band and do their own thing. They started writing songs and despite not specifically trying to achieve a "dream-pop" sound, it was a genre that could easily be labelled on the music they were writing together. Their first self-titled 2006 release was the result of just 2 days of recording on a 4 track recorder in Alex's basement studio.Since those early days the duo have gone on to put out 7 studio albums and tour the world.Join Jay and Jesse as they explore the sonic world of "Beach House"."Roots to Grooves" is a production of SIGNL.https://www.signlradio.comhttps://www.instagram.com/signlradiohttps://www.twitter.com/signlradiohttps://www.facebook.com/signlradiohttps://www.mixcloud.com/signlhttps://open.spotify.com/user/96mhz6qfjoztxbl2dpm0uj903?si=aAZpsoEnRAKdx85kr1QWhg

In this episode we are meeting a proper shoe collector - André Simha, from Geneva, Switzerland. Known to many as andrel42 on Instagram, where he shows off his seriously impressive shoe collection, with around 300 pairs of welted shoes from literally all over the world. For over four decades he's had a big interest in classic shoes, and owns everything from the most famous brands down to very obscure new makers very few have heard of. We talk about what it is that drives him to continue to buy new shoes, discuss practical things like storage and shoe care, gets his experience of various shoemaking countries and brands, and much more.

This time we're going to go in-depth on the experience of ordering bespoke shoes, this from a bespoke shoemakers viewpoint. Nicholas Templeman is an independent bespoke maker based in London, England, who left his job at the legendary workshop of John Lobb to set up his own brand. He has a reputation of being very service-minded, going that extra length to make both the process and the final products something special for the clients. We talked a lot on the customer experience topic, but also about for example his journey into shoemaking, about pros and cons with traditional British ways of doing bespoke fittings, about Covid and what a mess it has made of the bespoke footwear and clothing worlds in many regards, and much more.

It's completely possible that Jesper Ingevaldsson knows more about shoes than anyone alive. Jesper IS Shoegazing, the seminal and just monumentally good blog covering quality footwear, mostly in the classic dress category. Over the past decade he's taken a keen journalistic eye and an endless sense of curiosity, and educated millions on shoe construction and finishing while also presenting a razor-sharp review of the industry at large. The thing that I love most about Jesper is that he knows his stuff in a way few do in any field—and yet he's not someone who sees his personally preferred, dressier lane as the only correct course for a shoe-lover. His appreciation of all quality footwear is beyond evident as we get into the crossover between his nerdy world and Stitchdown's: why aren't more people in his wintry home nation of Sweden wearing more rugged boots? (Well luckily they're starting to, actually...) What is and isn't truly "handmade," how should brands market their products honestly, and what do we need to understand as customers? Why are we all so obsessed with buying shoes and boots on sale when it threatens the very existence of the makers we so dearly love?  Why do we buy four or five pairs of expensive footwear that don't get worn enough when one bespoke pair might be the thing that we really need? These questions and plenty more we discuss—including the correct pronunciation of Swedish shoe store Skoaktiebolaget—are relevant to everyone who loves any kinds of welted shoes. And Jesper's episode is an absolute must-listen. This episode was sponsored by Standard & Strange, where you don't NEED an engineering degree to buy their engineer boots...but it helps.Theme music: The Road by Punk Rock Opera 

Berbincang tipis-tipis mengenai Shoegazing, bertemu teman lama, Performing Arts dan band yang ingin ditonton Dede dan Erza di Balikpapan • Producer by @aziryzam • Bumper by @aziryzam and @opxncd • Recorded by @si.rar and @opxncd • Edited by 4CHRDS RECORDS • Illustration by @ipn.dd • Graphics design by @must_madani •

Saturday 24 April: Gretchen Parlato's new album Flor takes us from Bach to Bowie to bossa nova, and Irish guitarist Kevin Shields on how 'shoegazing' fits between grunge and Britpop.

Episode 111 - guitarist Jody Porter from Fountains of Wayne! This band actually has a great catalog of songs that have been featured in a lot of movies and TV shows - including How I Met Your Mother, Scrubs, Gilmore Girls and more. Of course their most well known song was “Stacy’s Mom” for which they earned a Grammy nomination. Besides Fountains of Wayne, Jody was in a band called “The Belltower” that was described as “shoe gaze rock.” He also has a solo career and a new record out called “Waterways” that’s getting great reviews and was even featured in Rolling Stone magazine. We’ll discuss all this plus why the Janet Jackson halftime show killed their career, smoking weed with Keith Richards and much more!00:00 - Intro02:17 - Little Mikey & Howard Stern 03:30 - Charleston, New York, & North Carolina 04:35 - Brian Jones Reincarnated & Rollings Stones05:25 - "Shoegazing" & The Belltower09:05 - Waterways Record & Rare Rock Records09:55 - Meeting Adam Schlesinger 11:05 - "Fountains of Wayne" Band Name Story 12:53 - Jody Joins Fountains of Wayne 14:35 - Touring with Smashing Pumpkins 16:28 - Dropped from Atlantic Records 17:10 - "Stacy' Mom" Song & Video 19:10 - "Mexican Wine" & Super Bowl Halftime Show21:55 - "Hey Julie" Song & Songwriting 23:25 - Fountains of Wayne Catalog, Vinyl & Royalties 25:23 - "Someone to Love" & "Hackensack"26:25 - Movie & TV Credits 28:12 - Multiple Appearances on Conan O'Brien 29:55 - Song with Harry Shearer (Homer Simpson) 30:55 - Hurricane Sandy Hits & Shows Cancelled 33:38 - Adam Schlesinger & Roommates 34:37 - Singing High/Low & Jeff Beck 36:35 - Best Guitarist is Jimmy Page 38:05 - "Beautiful Life" Solo Song, Woody Harrelson & Weed 40:32 - Smoking Weed with Keith Richards & Steve Jordan 43:35 - New Album "Waterways" & Show with The Iron Maidens46:28 - Adam Schlesinger & Cat "Ice Cream Head"49:08 - Song on Tik Tok 49:58 - New Album "Waterways" & Themes 52:30 - Spotify Problems 53:05 - Pet Squirrel 55:18 - The Humane Society 55:55 - Wrap Up Jody Porter Facebook:https://www.facebook.com/jodyportermusicThe Humane Society Website: https://www.humanesociety.orgChuck Shute Website:http://chuckshute.comSupport the show (https://venmo.com/Chuck-Shute)

Geoff takes a good look at foot fashion without needing a reason, and reveals how you too can be friendly and angry at the same time... TRANSCRIPT:https://mcdn.podbean.com/mf/web/z4jire/S2E7_Transcript7gbtw.pdf 

The Shoegazing Podcast is back, this time with a new type of special edition episodes that will pop-up every now and then, called Q&A Specials. Basically you listeners and readers of Shoegazing.com get to ask questions to some famous names from the classic shoe industry. This round is with Daniel Wegan, the Swede who made a name of himself working at the bespoke department of Gaziano & Girling in England for ten years. He placed second in the World Championships in Shoemaking 2018, and then won the title in 2019. Last year he left G&G to start his own bespoke brand, Catella Shoemaker. In this Q&A Special though, it’s you who have decided the topics. A big thanks to all who sent in questions, couldn’t fit in all, but we got a lot covered in the near hour we talked, among other things Daniel’s view on the current boom of more casual footwear and how he thinks this will affect his business, a breakdown on why bespoke shoes cost so much, about preventing work-related injuries as a shoemaker, how he works with the bottom of the lasts, why he is often wearing cheap New Balance shoes himself, and much more. Enjoy the listen!

Hosts Mallory Smart and Andy Tran finally take the time to introduce themselves to the Textual Healing listeners by discussing all things weird. We quiz each other on new writing, Boogie Nights, chill music, and everything else rad going on in our lives. the title of the film Andy and I couldn't remember was Nick & Norah's Infinite Playlist Hit us up on Twitter @malsmart or @AndyT187 for any questions or info you might have relating to the show! Support Textual Healing by donating to their Tip Jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/textual-healing

For this episode I met Takashi Fukuda, who is a legendary buyer at the department store Isetan Men’s in Tokyo. For many years he has been the head buyer at their shoe department, and has been highly influential on what will be found on the shoe shelves at Isetan Men’s. Isetan is a Japanese chain of department stores, with it’s huge flagship store in Shinjuku in central Tokyo. There they have one building dedicated to women’s fashion and more, and one whole building with only men’s clothing and accessories. The shoe department of Isetan Men’s is likely the largest one in the world when it comes to quality shoes. It is an incredible place for shoe lovers, with everything from low-end Blake stitched shoes up to some of the best bespoke shoes in the world, and everything in between. I usually travel to Japan and Tokyo once a year, and the first day I arrive I always head directly to Isetan Men’s to browse the shelves and to see what’s new since my last visit. For makers of quality shoes, not just Japanese but from all over the world, Isetan Men’s is the single most prestigious store to be represented at. They have a huge impact on what will be popular among the Japanese, which together with the US is the largest market for quality shoes there is. And since other stores and shoe agencies from around the world always have an eye at Isetan Men’s, what is found here often quickly get traction also in Europe, the US and elsewhere as well. So, I sat down to talk with Takashi Fukuda about the impact that Isetan Men’s has had on the shoe industry in Japan, and abroad, how they work when bringing in new brands, and how they are going to keep its relevance in the increasingly digital world. Takashi Fukuda isn’t the best English speaker, hope for leniency, but I’m sure you’ll find it a good listen anyway.

This episode was recorded at the Micam shoe fair in Milan, Italy, back in February. In this episode we’re meeting Jonathan Church, one of the owners of the British firm Cheaney & Sons. Jonathan has worked in the footwear industry for three decades, first in the firm bearing his family name, Church’s, later with Cheaney. Cheaney was one of the last Northampton based shoe factories to transcend from focusing on Private Label to sell shoes under their own name, which they did after Jonathan and his cousin William Church acquired the company in 2009. It has resulted in a massive increase in both turnover and profits. Our talk focus around this topic, but we also talk about his experience of the Prada takeover of Church’s, and about Brexit.

This time you will meet Robin Chang, founder of the leading quality shoe store in Taiwan, Oak Room, located in the capital Taipei. He has been involved in the shoe business for many years, and is considered one of the foremost experts on the classic shoe industry in Asia. In this episode we will focus on the situation for factories making classic quality shoes as well as bespoke shoemakers in Asia, outside of Japan. It’s a topic that many in Europe or the US know very little of. Things are happening quickly in this part of the world, and this industry has come further than many believe. We will talk about how China has already moved away from being a low cost production country for shoes, nowadays it’s countries like Laos and Vietnam where manufacturing of quality shoes is growing the quickest. This has meant that we now see a lot of new Chinese independent shoemakers making fully handmade shoes, raised in a shoe industry that in parts have moved on, and now thanks to social media they can reach customers themselves. We also talk about for example how the very affordable, often very well-made Asian made quality shoes will be pushing European manufacturers, as they come into play as proper competition, we will go into the situation with customers in the domestic countries, and much, much more. You have a very informative half an hour in front of you, enjoy!

Growing up in a rural town in France, interesting story on the origins of the Shoegazing genre, hilarious touring stories including a man with legit horns on his head, dealing with a major accident that put him out of commission for 3 months, the music scene (and Coronavirus) in France, Iceland, dark music, being a parent, and more. LOVELY guy: Ludovic is the bass player and lead singer of Dead Horse One, one of the top French shoegazing bands. Over the last 8 years, they’ve self-released and self-promoted 3 LPs and 2 EP’s - all amazing records. The’ve toured extensively throughout Europe Support this Show: http://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/support  Subscribe https://www.everyonelovesguitar.com/subscribe/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/EveryoneLovesGuitar/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/everyonelovesguitar/ 

Meet the famous shoemaker Hiro Yanagimachi, one of the pioneers of the new wave of Japanese bespoke shoemaking. When he started his business two decades ago there were only a few Japanese making bespoke shoes, today there’s more than 50 bespoke shoemakers in the country, now one of the leading scenes in the world. How this came to be is what we focused our discussion around.

In this episode, I met the famous Japanese bespoke shoemaker Yohei Fukuda, who besides making some of the finest shoes in the world, also have been very successful with creating a brand image, something quite difficult especially for small bespoke shoemakers. It’s around this topic we focused our discussion.

Vi kramar det sista ur skotemat och bjuder er på ett kort bonusavsnitt med fokus på skofrågor och svar från experten Jesper från Shoegazing. Enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Vi på Urbildningsradion gillar variation i nörderiet! Och klockor är inte det enda man kan nörda ner sig i. Den här veckan gör vi ett avsteg från klockeriet med två härligt nördiga avsnitt om randsydda kvalitetsskor. Gäst i studion är branschgiganten Jesper Ingevaldson, känd från bloggen Shoegazing. Avsnitten presenteras i samarbete med Hammargruppen. Enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Vi på Urbildningsradion gillar variation i nörderiet! Och klockor är inte det enda man kan nörda ner sig i. Den här veckan gör vi ett avsteg från klockeriet med två härligt nördiga avsnitt om randsydda kvalitetsskor. Gäst i studion är branschgiganten Jesper Ingevaldson, känd från bloggen Shoegazing. Avsnitten presenteras i samarbete med Hammargruppen. Enjoy! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

For the first edition of the Shoegazing Podcast, I sat down with Patrik Löf, founder and owner of the famous Swedish shoe shop Skoaktiebolaget, to talk about the journey they have been on and about the past, current and future situation for multi-brand men’s shoe stores.

Lights, camera, action! I had the first run of screenwriter guests on the Petty Pod, and it happens to be two Texas-born, hard-working homies Andrew Logan and Taylor Allen. Friends since almost grade school, Andrew and Taylor wrote the screenplay for Chappaquiddick, which raided many netflix queues and Martha's Vineyard lovers with its controversial Kennedy-laced lore. We talked about Andrew nearly opening for Weird Al Yankovic, the pains of writing your first draft, working as a team, and the billionth Simpsons episode Taylor edited. Sperry's didn't want to sponsor this episode, so our friends Chameleon Cold Brew stepped in to give us a jolt. Thanks for listening, and watch the highlights on YOUTUBE here: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i_hSFVk_CWw&t=40s

AD recommends some movies Funkhouser needs to see. AD discovers local Houston band Cigarettes After Sex quite by accident.

AD recommends some movies Funkhouser needs to see. AD discovers local Houston band Cigarettes After Sex quite by accident.

Welcome to Shuffle and Repeat for the week ending May 12, 2017. This week, we explore historical significance of the shoegaze, dreampop and britpop movements of the 80s and 90s. Featuring songs from The Jesus and Mary Chain, Dinosaur Jr. Sonic Youth, Cocteau Twins, My Bloody Valentine, Slowdive, Guided by Voices, Built to Spill, Blur, Gorillaz, Coldplay and Liam Finn. Come back each Friday for new episodes and reach out to Ari on Twitter @arihalbkram. Merch is now available to anyone who wants to support the show and a great charitable cause at shop.shuffleandrepeat.com

 Pour le 14ème mix de la saison, l'ambient est mise à l'honneur avec une sélection de morceaux aux textures hypnotiques. L'ambience contemplative dont Harold Budd et Helios sont maîtres contrastera avec les collages sonores oppressants de Julia Holter. Des rythmiques feutrées viendront appuyer les mélodies complexes de Marsen Jules et le Shoegazing de Seefeel, et aider l'auditeur à s'immerger dans cet univers délicat.   Tracklist : Cocteau Twins + Harold Budd - Memory GongsThe Future Sound Of London - Glacier (Part 2)Helios - South TreeMarsen Jules - Swans Reflecting ElephantsJulia Holter - Try To Make Yourself A Work Of ArtJane - BerserkerSeefeel - Come Alive (Climatic Phase #1 Mix)Emeralds - Science CenterBest Available Technology - Arcs Of RedBNJMN - Black SquareThe Field - KappstaLuke Abbott - Night BikeTrentemoller - The Very Last Resort

Line Noise is a podcast about electronic music from Philip Sherburne and Ben Cardew. In episode two, we talk to Grey Filastine about DJing in the Calais Jungle and his sonic activism, we discuss the crossover between shoegazing and IDM, we chew over the new mix CD from Moodymann - and mix CDs in general - and we talk about our favourite new music, including tracks from Grammy nominee CFCF, an exclusive from Zora Jones, Cavern Of Anti-Matter and Throwing Shade.

En este episodio, Milton Barboza comparte tres canciones tan frescas que podrían estar de venta en la Central de Abastos: la introspección de Them Are Us Too, el hiphop etéreo de Kehlani (con Chance the Rapper) y la intensidad de Mikal Cronin.

为什么人的精神和身体需要垃圾，为什么非 1080p 不看说明你老了，新闻汇总，以及 John Siracusa 对不鸟万如一（曾用名：李如一）的影响。 每月三十元，支持不鸟万如一和 Rio 把《IT 公论》做成最好的科技播客。请访问 itgonglun.com/member。 可能有人已经知道了：安卓版 Pocket Casts 目前无法下载 IPN 播客网络旗下的节目，是因为它不支持 Server Name Indication。开发者已经解决了这一问题，将在下一次更新时修复。 Soylent 还在吃，但每天至少会吃一顿「真正的」食物。饥饿感仍旧存在，不过我还有自己所信奉的玄学：无论是精神还是肉体，都需要摄入一定程度的（广义的）垃圾才能维持基本的 robustness。洁癖不仅是不性感的，更是法西斯的。有人不是说了吗？如今的科幻小说主题，就是「一个看上去很像苹果专卖店的极权国家」。苹果的迪斯尼家庭式价值观以及对垃圾的无爱一向是我的心头大恨。看，那个教女人手淫的游戏 HappyPlayTime 最近就被 App Store 以反色情的名义封禁了。 看到这里你当然明白，所谓垃圾并不是「被丢掉不要的东西」，而是「被某些人在某些特定条件下丢掉不要的东西」。在一个复数且富庶的开放性社会，这才应该是垃圾的本义。垃圾是社会空间中松动柔软的部分，完全没有垃圾的社会是什么社会？理想中的共产主义社会。 John Siracusa 的 Mac OS X 评论终结了。虽然我并没有完整地看过其中任何一篇，但 Siracusa 的其它写作、播客以及人格对我产生了很大影响。在本期节目中深感自己辞不达意，希望这篇通讯能弥补遗憾。 一年一度的长篇 Mac OS X 评论投下的巨大阴影无疑会遮蔽 Siracusa 其它零散文章的光华，但我很怀疑那些评论和《尤利西斯》或 David Foster Wallace 的《Infinite Jest》一样，属于大家假装自己读过的东西。除了这个延续了十五年的传统之外，Siracusa 的写作均属小品。如果那篇剖析自我的〈Hypercritical〉不算的话，大部分都是对某种科技现象或作品的评论。我第一次注意到他的写作功力，是 2008 年的这篇关于 Chrome 浏览器的〈Straight out of Compton〉。当人人都在谈论 Google 为了推广这款新浏览器请 Scott McCloud 画的这本漫画，或是把标签页放到窗体顶部是多么大胆的行为时，Siracusa 是这么说的： Google’s approach with Chrome is different. Rather than removing features from existing web browsers, Google has taken its brightly colored forearm and swept the table absolutely clean. Forget about menu separators; why even have a bookmarks menu? Hell, why have a menu bar at all? Start with nothing. Assume nothing. Add features only as needed, and only in service of a well-defined design concept. That’s what’s most exciting about Chrome: not the individual features Google has added, not the most prominent aspects of its user interface, such as the top-mounted tabs. All of that stuff will be tried and tested in the market. But the approach, the philosophy, the sheer chutzpah on display…that is a thing of beauty. 文字不是用眼睛看，而是用耳朵听的。请忘掉小学和中学那恐怖的语文课，把这两段文字朗诵出来。它们背后包含的想法属于共识——Google 推出 Chrome 时并没有丝毫隐藏野心的意愿——但那种掷地有声的文气在科技写作中非常罕见。 2009 年的〈The Once and Future e-book: on Reading in the Digital Age〉很可能是 Siracusa 最被忽略的力作。这篇讲述电子书前世今生的文章在很长时间里都定义了我对电子出版和数字阅读的理解。它消灭了我对于屏幕阅读的分别心，让我明白并不只有所谓「严肃阅读」才值得被严肃对待。身为 2002 年就投身电子出版行业（Peanut Press）的程序员，Siracusa 在亲身经历了失败之后，在新一代电子阅读方兴未艾的时刻（Kindle 诞生于 2007 年末，iPad 诞生于 2010 年），对阅读的未来给出了冷静的分析和热诚的展望。在全文的最后两段他写道： Let me leave you with a quote from another Peanut Press founder, one which reflects his not-entirely unfounded optimism about the subtle seduction of e-books: “You know what we call people who finally try e-books after they’ve sworn they could never read on a handheld device? ‘Customers.’” It happened to me; it could happen to you. I hope it does, because the future of e-books has been a long time coming. I just hope it gets here soon. 这不是你那「干货满满」的文字。所谓的干货满满，难道不正是庸俗功利主义的完美体现吗？这也不是盲目乐观派的那种「未来一定好」论调——那是没有过去和现在的人的特征。Siracusa 在愤世嫉俗和技术信仰之间找到了最好的平衡点。他总是享受当下的生活，但也从未对未来丧失希望。 我愿意把 Siracusa 称之为文人科技作者，这一点直接体现在他对用典的热衷。在 Accidental Tech Podcast 里他没少笑话听不懂流行文化典故的 Casey Liss 和 Marco Arment，而他的文章也屡次逼近用典过度的边缘。1992 年的电影《Singles》？Beastie Boys 的《Sabotage》歌词？〈Straight out of Compton〉是 Hip-Hop 乐团 N.W.A. 在 1988 年发表的一张专辑名称，文中最后一句「Tell ‘em where you’re from」也来自同名歌曲。和中国古典写作一样，典故是对自身传统中的文脉的确认，也是和其他知识生产者在异次元空间的对话。Siracusa 的文风是独一无二的，但他从来不顾影自怜。 在某一集的 Accidental Tech Podcast 里，Siracusa 曾说自己是一个极度趋利避害的人，因此不会选择创业。以他对技术的理解，以及在业界十数年的编程经验，若想要寻求资本的帮助来「干一番事业」，想必不是没有可能。可以想像若是在今天的中国，会有多少人劝诫他「不要一辈子为别人打工」。但所谓「真正优秀的人不会为别人打工」显然是一种充满恶意的谎言，社会的整体性强大只有在各层级都保持坚实的前提下才有可能成立。在我看来，John Siracusa 这类作者的存在和美国科技业的辉煌有一种共生关系。他的写作证明了科技是如今智识生活的一部分，也是打在那些认为只有实干才有价值的机会主义者脸上的一记响亮耳光。在一切都可以消费的今天，消费者或许得不到他们以为自己想要的，但几乎总是能得到他们真正想要的。一个只有枪稿、新闻通稿以及非粉即黑心态的科技媒体圈，只不过证明了它的受众真正想要的是什么。 不鸟万如一最近在玩的 app（Rio 最近没有玩什么 app） Does Not Commute Propellerhead Take 最近我们读的一些文章 TidBITS 已经做了廿五年 去过纽约的朋友都在地铁里见过老鼠吧？ 虚拟现实不光是用眼睛看，还是用耳朵听的 相关链接 Server Name Indication Kraftwerk Tron Shoegazing 奇点 Neil Cybart Pandyland 的 Apple Watch 漫画 Soylent Scott Forstall 在 Twitter 宣布自己当上了百老汇歌舞剧 Fun Home 的监制 itBit IT 公论 №5: 比特币：投资神器还是 geek 玩具？ Pebble SeaNav US 教女人手淫的游戏 HappyPlayTime John Siracusa 在 Ars Technica 的文章列表 Siracusa 的 Yosemite 评论相关统计 Siracusa 对游戏 Ico 的评论 Siracusa 对 Chrome 浏览器的评论：Straight out of Compton N.W.A. 的专辑《Straight Outta Compton》 《他来自江湖》 Phil Schiller 在 Twitter 上对 Siracusa 的 OS X 评论的评价 The Incomparable 播客 №194（《魔女宅急便》） Google Chrome 刚推出时的漫画 Siracusa 对游戏 Journey 的评论 人物简介 不鸟万如一：字节社创始人。 Rio: Apple4us 程序员。

This week we recap a little bit, Cody rambles on about music, and we both try and survive Minecraft.  Links from this episode: Minor American Horror Story Season 1 spoilers from 1:20-3:00 Drakes New Mixtape - http://www.thedailybeast.com/articles/2015/02/14/drake-s-moody-surprise-album-rapper-pulls-a-beyonc-with-if-you-re-reading-this-it-s-too-late.html Drake: Nothing Was The Same - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nothing_Was_the_Same Dance Gavin Dance - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Dance_Gavin_Dance Dance Gavin Dance's 7th Album - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Instant_Gratification Things - http://www.imdb.com/title/tt0183881/ Title Fight: Hyperview - http://titlefightmusic.bandcamp.com/ Shoegazing - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Shoegazing Floral Green - http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Floral_Green Minecraft - https://minecraft.net/ Minecraft not developing for Wii U - http://www.idigitaltimes.com/minecraft-wii-u-studio-admits-it-won%E2%80%99t-make-nintendo-minecraft-port-anytime-soon-379558 Nintendo's Stance on YouTube - http://recode.net/2015/02/04/nintendo-wants-youtubers-to-pretend-its-competitors-games-dont-exist/ Majora's Mask - http://zelda.com/majoras-mask/ Minecraft Monday Show - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PL168DAF22D37B672A Enderman Introduced in Patch 1.8 -http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Enderman Minecraft "officially" released November 18th, 2011 - http://minecraft.gamepedia.com/Minecraft_Wiki Victory Pic! (Spoilers) - http://i.imgur.com/ptKGIyA.jpg

En este episodio fueron nuestros invitados quienes nos invitaron a grabar en `El Cuarto del Tiempo´, el estudio donde Proyecto Secreto Simio pasa varias horas de su día (y de su vida). Ellos son una banda de rock-noise, principalmente. Estuvimos conversando con 3 de sus 4 integrantes, quienes nos contaron sobre su música, las veces que les han cambiado el nombre a la banda, el porqué de su atracción por el diablo y Doménica Saporiti. Guayaquil es una ciudad donde un día te puedes encontrar a Elvis Crespo en la farmacia (como se cuenta aquí) o a las integrantes de este podcast caminando. Con la ley del 1x1 pronto también nos podremos encontrar con canciones de Proyecto Secreto Simio en la radio.

Free from all stress related to education for the first time in 8 years. Martyn brings his love of mankind to the airwaves in another hour of mixed music and banter with the listeners.

Martyn returns with more eclectic music interspersed with banter with the listenership.

Martyn brings the usual mix of loud and quiet music, most of which isn't what you'd hear often on the radio. Now with added, badly incorporated, twittering.

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

Beat City Radio #582 PlaylistDownload (right-click, save target as): Beat City Radio #582Stream:

Beat City Radio #585 PlaylistDownload (right-click, save target as): Beat City Radio #585Stream: Bonus Video: Yes, this is a joke.

 Utah County Swillers Source: gonzoshots.com  Beat City Radio #584 PlaylistDownload the show (right-click, save target as): Beat City Radio #584Stream: Tonight's show is a mix of Psychobilly, Cow Punk, Roots Punk, Goth Rock, Surf, and more. The featured artist is Springville, Utah's redneck punkers, The Utah County Swillers, a band that recently played with the Queen of Rockabilly, Wanda Jackson, who is on tour in support of the Jack White produced album, The Party Ain't Over. The Swillers are to bring their mix of irreverent, wry humor and booze-saturated, pill poppin' roots punk rock 'n' roll to Pocatello this Saturday night, April 2, at the First National Bar. There is no cover and the show starts at 9:30 PM. RIYL: The Dead Milkmen, Mojo Nixon, The Gun Club, The Waco Brothers, White Trash Watson, The Reverend Horton Heat, etc. Bonus mp3s: The Utah County Swillers - Hold Your Breath  from Polygamist out on Big Bender Records.The Utah County Swillers - Tits on Bacon from Polygamist out on Big Bender Records.The Utah County Swillers - Hope You're Happy Now from Polygamist out on Big Bender Records.

Chenoa Roseberry of Somewhere in Texas Radio and Portneuf Valley Bruisers RDA fame put together this wonderful mix. Hopefully she'll grace us with her on-air presence more often in the future.Beat City Radio #581 PlaylistStream: Download (right-click, save target as): Beat City Radio #581: Guest DJ, Chenoa RoseberryBonus Video: Uncle Leon & the Alibis - "Roller Derby Saved My Soul"

Beat City Radio #580 PlaylistStream: Download (right-click, save target as): Beat City Radio #580Bonus Video: Janis Ian at age 16 performing "Society's Child" on the Smothers Brothers show.

Beat City Radio #579 PLAYLISTStream: Download Show (right-click and save target as): Beat City Radio #579 (March 23, 2011)Bonus video:Source: Youtube

Sometimes the Spring season isn't as bright and cheery as it's supposed to be and post-winter seasonal depression kicks in. This angsty, psychedelia-tinged, shoegazing reverie of a show attempts to touch on that feeling, as well as the bi-polarity inherent in the start-stop-start-stop-again crawl of springtime, and the apprehension that sometimes accompanies the new beginnings, growth, and rebirth that occur during this time of the year. Plus, there are several tracks referencing the gaseous and incendiary sphere that we orbit, all the while knowing it will one day collapse and take everything with it.Beat City Radio #578 PLAYLISTStream:   Download show (right-click, save target as):Beat City Radio #578 - March 22, 2011 Bonus mp3s:Crystal Stilts - Flying Into the Sun  from In Love With Oblivion which drops April 12. Pre-order from Insound.Fight Bite - Spring RainThe Velvet Underground - Who Loves the SunBonus Video: Coma Cinema - "Her Sinking Sun" from Blue Suicide. Purchase the cassette here.

 Source: Woodstock Council for World PeaceI'm back from my spring holiday and feel quite refreshed and ready to get back to work. We have implemented a new playlist reporting method at KISU, and it's kind of time consuming, so I think I'll just start linking to the playlist entries over there. We'll still post podcasts, mp3s, videos, and the like at this we location. Also, check out the widget on the top right-hand corner of the page. It's an indicator of what's live on KISU at the moment, and if you're streaming Beat City Radio live, you'll see a list of the last four songs played on the show and the times they started. Kinda neat, aye? This edition of the show aired the day after the 2011 Spring Equinox and some of the songs are a tad icy and crushing.BCR 3-21-11 PLAYLISTDownload (right-click, save target as): Beat City Radio March 21, 2011Stream:

St. Paddy's Day show featuring several bands of Irish descent and more.Bonus mp3s:Crystal Stilts - Verdant Gaze [mediafire] The Cramps - Green Door    [mediafire]Randy Alvey and the Green Fuz - Green Fuz [mediafire]New Order - Everything's Gone Green [mediafire]                Stream: Download (right-click, save target as): Beat City Radio #576Playlist:Dropkick Murphys – The Spicy McHaggis Jig (Sing Loud, Sing Proud!) 2001Flogging Molly – Drunken Lullabies (Drunken Lullabies) 2002Ash – Teenage Kicks (John Peel Session) *Undertones cover*The Undertones – Get Over You (Get Over You single) 1979Stiff Little Fingers – Alternative Ulster (Inflammable Material) 1979Morrissey – Irish Blood, English Heart (You are the Quarry) 2004Station BreakVirgin Prunes – Baby Turns Blue (If I Die, I Die) 1982Boomtown Rats – Up All Night (Ratrospective) 1983That Petrol Emotion – Big Decision (Babble) 1987My Bloody Valentine – Nothing Much to Lose (Isn’t Anything) 1988Them – Here Comes the Night (Here Comes the Night single) 1965The Magnetic Fields – Torn Green Velvet Eyes (Holiday) 1994Station Break Santah – Irish WristwatchThe Glove – This Green City (Blue Sunshine) 1983Star 69 – Girl From Mars (You Are Here) 1996 *Ash cover*Real Estate – Green River (Real Estate) 2009The Pogues – Dirty Old Town (Rum, Sodomy, and the Lash) 1985

Stream: Download (right-click, save target as): Beat City Radio #575Playlist:Megaphonic Thrift – Candy SinThe Luyas – Too Beautiful to WorkThe Radio Dept. – We Would Fall Against the TideThe Vandelles – Summer FlingThe Raveonettes – Break Up Girls!Neon Indian – Children of the Revolution *T. Rex cover*Young Cirlces – Sharp Teeth Beck – Sweet SunshineDead Gaze – Fishing with RobertJatun – Ghost and Grey (Radio Edit)Hosannas – Multichamber American FutureAcrylics – Sparrow SongMutual Benefit – StargazerPills for Sara – WinterpillsRobin Pecknold – I’m Losing Myself feat. Ed Droste

Captured Tracks will be re-issuing two of The Wake's 7" vinyl singles, as well as a tribute 7" featuring covers by Beach Fossils and Wild Nothing, as part of this year's Record Store Day celebration slated for April 16.The Wake were a Scottish post-punk-turned-postmodern indie band that existed from 1981 to 1994 and briefly included Primal Scream front-man and Jesus and Mary Chain drummer Bobby Gillespie.Downloads are below, and if you like what you hear, look for these releases on Record Store Day (I suggest talking to the folks at Budget Tapes & Records to ensure the availability of these releases in Pocatello):  "On Our Honeymoon" single - 1982A. On Our Honeymoon [mediafire]B. Give Up "Crush the Flowers" single - 1989A. Crush the Flowers [medifire]B. CarbrainGruesome Flowers: A Tribute to The Wake singleA. Beach Fossils - Plastic Flowers (Stream track at Pitchfork)B. Wild Nothing - Gruesome Castle Stream: Download (right-click, save target as): Beat City Radio #574Playlist:Jeff the Brotherhood – Diamond Way (We Are the Champions) 2011Blank Dogs – Northern Islands (Land and Fixed) 2010Mind Spiders – World’s Destroyed (Mind Spiders 7”) 2010Dum Dum Girls – Take Care of My Baby (He Gets Me High EP) 2011Crystal Stilts – Magnetic Moon (Shake the Shackles 7”) 2010Bad Sports – Last Cigarette (Bad Sports) 2009Station Break Buzzcocks – Promises 1978Altered Images – Dead Pop Stars 1981The Wake – On Our Honeymoon 1982New Order – Dreams Never End (Movement) 1981 Primal Scream – Velocity Girl (V/a: C86) 1986The Jesus & Mary Chain – Psychocandy (Some Candy Talking single) 1986Station Break The Wake – Plastic Flowers (Here Comes Everybody) 1985Stricken City – Some Say (Losing Colour) 2011Siouxsie & the Banshees – Lunar Camel (Kaleidoscope) 1980The Hundred in the Hands – Gold Blood (The Hundred in the Hands) 2010

The Kills released a new track today entitled "DNA" via their website. Sign up for their e-mail list to download it. Their latest album, Blood Pressures is out April 5.Stream: Download (right-click, save target as): Beat City Radio #573Playlist:Ringo Deathstarr – Kaleidoscope (Colour Trip) 2011Crystal Stilts – Shake the Shackles (Shake the Shackles 7”) 2010Sunsplit – She Said (Sing for Sunday) 2007The Jesus & Mary Chain – Reverberation (Doubt) (The Power of Negative Thinking: B-Sides and Rarities) 2008 13th Floor Elevators cover13th Floor Elevators – You’re Gonna Miss Me (The Psychedelic Sounds of the 13th Floor Elevators) 1966Christmas – Winter (Winter 7”) Endless Latino 2009Station BreakXray Eyeballs – Crystal (Not Nothing) 2011 Drops 4/19The Black Lips – Cold Hands (Good Bad Not Evil) 2007The Count Five – Psychotic Reaction (Psychotic Reaction single) 1966Magik Markers – Taste (Boss) Ecstatic Peace 2007Woven Bones – Sister Ray *Live on Radio K* 2011The Cramps – Primitive (Psychedelic Jungle) 1981Station Break  The Raveonettes – My Tornado (Whip It On EP) 2002The Vandelles – Lovely Weather (The Vandelles EP) 2009The Storms – Thunder (Tarantula/Storms 7” single) 1959The Kills – DNA (Blood Pressures) 2011 *Drops 4/5*The Liminanas – The Darkside (The Liminanas) 2010The Vacant Lots – Confusion (Hypnotized) 2010

Robin Pecknold of Fleet Foxes. Source: WikipediaThis show features the Three Songs EP from hirsute Baroque-folker Robin Pecknold, better known as the frontman of Seattle's Fleet Foxes. The EP was somewhat clandestinely released via Fleet Foxes' Twitter account on March 7. The tracks should help sate the appetite of fans anxiously awaiting the sophomore record from the band, which is slated for release on May 3. Though Pecknold (and his amazing set of pipes) are behind these tracks, they're quieter and less layered than full band tracks. I'm particularly fond of the first cut featuring Ed Droste of Grizzly Bear. Download the EP below and enjoy with your favorite amber-colored libation.Robin Pecknold - I'm Losing Myself feat. Ed Droste (Stereogum) Robin Pecknold - Derwentwater Stones (Stereogum) Robin Pecknold - Where is My Wild Rose (Stereogum) Stream: Download (right-click, save target as): Beat City Radio #572Playlist:The Decemberists – Rox in the Box (The King is Dead) 2011Band Of Horses – Weed Party (Everything All the Time) 2006The Knitters – Poor Old Heartsick Me (Poor Little Critter on the Road) 1985Johnny Dilks & His Visitacion Valley Boys – Stalin Kicked the Bucket (Acres of Heartache) 1999Southern Culture on the Skids – The Great Atomic Power (Ditch Diggin’) 1994The Gun Club – Black Train (Fire of Love) 1981Station Break Deer Tick – Straight Into a Storm (Born on Flag Day) 2009The Growlers – Sea Lion Goth Blues (Hot Tropics) 2010Wanda Jackson w/ The Cramps – Riot in Cell Block #9 (Heart Trouble) 2003Amazing Crowns – Shiverin’ in the Corner (Amazing Royal Crowns) 1997The Cramps – Super Goo (Big Beat from Badsville) 1997Josie Kreuzer – 12 Dollars & A Heartache (As Is) 1999 Station Break Exene Cervenka – Trojan Horse (Somewhere Gone) 2009Cowboy Nation – E-Z  Ridin’ Cowboy (A Journey Out of Time) 2000Holly Golightly & the Brokeoffs – Murder in My Mind (Medicine County) 2010Robin Pecknold – I’m Losing Myself (Feat. Ed Droste) (Three Songs EP) 2011Robin Pecknold – Derwentwater Stones (Three Songs EP) 2011Robin Pecknold – Where is My Wild Rose? (Three Songs EP) 2011Fleet Foxes – Helplessness Blues (Helplessness Blues) 2011 *Drops 5/3*

Foster the People's ubiquitous "Pumped Up Kicks" is catchy-as-hell Bubblegum Pop replete with whistling and dark lyrics about a crazed "Cowboy Kid" wielding a six-shooter. It reminds me of Gus Van Sant's Elephant.Stream: Download: (right-click, save target as): Beat City Radio #570Playlist:Peter Bjorn and John – Amsterdam (Writer’s Block) 2006Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeroes – Home (Up From Below) 2009Intelligence – Warm Transfers (Fake Surfers) 2009Foster the People – Pumped Up Kicks (Foster the People EP) 2011 * Full-length Torches drops 5/25*Matt & Kim – Cameras (Sidewalks) 2010Phantogram – Mouthful of Diamonds (Eyelid Movies) 2010Station Break White Denim – Drug (D) 2011 Drops 5/24Betty Airs – She’s the Juan (Creepin’ It Real EP) 2011Surfer Blood- Catholic Pagans (Astro Coast) 2010Metric – Dead Disco (Old World Underground, Where Are You Now?) 2003Mother Mother – Aspiring Fires (Eureka) 2011Winter Gloves – Let Me Drive (About a Girl) 2008Station Break Stars – Dead Hearts (The Five Ghosts) 2010Arcade Fire – Modern Man (The Suburbs) 2010Hosannas – Opposite People (Song Force Crystal) 2009Beach House – Norway (Teen Dream) 2010

Stream: Download (right-click, save target as): Beat City Radio #571Playlist:Dum Dum Girls – He Gets Me High (He Gets Me High EP) 2011Ringo Deathstarr – Do It Every Time (Colour Trip) Sonic Unyon 2011Crocodiles – Hearts of Love (Sleep Forever) 2010Frankie Rose and the Outs – Candy (Frankie Rose and the Outs) 2010Crystal Stilts – Shake the Shackles (Shake the Shackles 7”) Slumberland 2010The Pink Mountaintops – Execution (Outside Love) 2009Station Break Yacht – Waste of Time *Fabulous Stains cover*The Raincoats – Lola (The Raincoats) 1979 *Kinks cover*The Sandwitches – Lightfoot (Mrs. Jones’ Cookies) 2011 *Drops 3/29*Saturday Looks Good to Me – Your Small Heart (Sound on Sound) 2006Heavenly – C is the Heavenly Option (Le Jardin de Heavenly) 1992Hunx & His Punks – Lover’s Lane [mp3]  (Too Young to Be in Love) Hardly Art 2011 *Drops 3/29*Station Break Vivian Girls – I Heard You SayThe Jesus & Mary Chain – You Trip Me Up (Acoustic) (The Power of Negative Thinking: B-Sides & Rarities) 2008Eternal Summers – Eternal (Silver) 2010The Raveonettes – Forget That You’re Young (Raven in the Grave) 2010Here We Go Magic – Hands in the Sky (The January EP)  2011 *Drops 5/10*Don't Put Out:

Hey & Hallo, pünktlich zu Ostern eine neue Folge. Wieder mit Charlie... Ohh-käyyy, wir haben eigentlich drei Folgen mit Charlie aufgenommen. Dies ist die Zweite. Die dritte und letzte werden wir aber wohl nicht Online stellen, da die selbst uns zu hart ist. Charlie erzählt eine nette Geschichte aus seinem Intimleben, das wir zwar wissen wollten, aber in der Öffentlichkeit NICHTS zu suchen hat. ...ist auch schon gelöscht (wie versprochen Charlie...). Stay tuned. Wir nehmen die Tage wieder auf und sind dann auch „gleich“ wieder da. Dann noch: Es gibt jetzt auch das PösePuben-Shirt. Ich trage es fleißig... Ich wusste gar nicht, dass unser Logo so geil aussehen kann. Siehe oben, wir haben jetzt einen „Shirt-Shop“ ;-) Ach, das Lied heißt „Where Did The Boys Go?“ und ist von den DEGREES - natürlich aus dem Music-Alley ;-) Coole NewWave-Mukke (Mukke ist so ein 80er Wort) die mir wirklich, wirklich gefällt. Der Style nennt sich Shoegazing (klingt japanisch). Take care, Holger & Jorgo www.poese-puben.de