Podcasts about Slingshot Dakota

Join us as Phillip and David take you through each day of Musikfest and they share videos of their favorite performances and funny stories from this years Musikfest.Who will be their #nextfavband? Who is scheduled to come on the show in the coming weeks?  You'll have to tune in to find out!Clips of musical performances of:00:10:05 -  Slingshot Dakota  "Casino Night"00:16:39 -  AJR  “Ordinaryish People”00:21:20  -  The Groove Merchants  cover of “Someone Else To Be My Lover”00:24:07 -  There, There (Radiohead Tribute Band)  cover of “Idioteque”00:31:19 -  Easy Honey  “Gotta Get Back”00:36:19 -  Social Creatures   “It's Cold Out Here ”00:40:11 -  CLOVER   “Atlas”00:43:24 -  The Rumble ft. Chief Joseph Boudreaux Jr. “We Are The Rumble”00:47:28 -  The American Hotel System   “21st”00:50:14 -  Donna the Buffalo   “Revolution”00:58:19 -  Corinne Mammana  01:01:10 -  The Accidentals  “KW”01:04:20 -  The Tisburys   “Back to California”01:07:35  -  Richard Liu wins the Cover Song Game when DMC Due performs “Nothing Compares 2 U” by Sinead O'Connor01:10:30 -  Bandits On The Run   “Love in the Underground”01:14:30 - Reverend Peyton's Big Damn Band   "Pot Roast and Kisses”01:18:28 - Musikfest Bunny!01:20:45 -   mrnoname  “Alive”01:25:10  -  Fox Royale   “Blow This Up”01:28:45 -  Mystik Fool   “Yellow Feathers”01:31:09 -  Dirty Dollhouse   “Underdog”01:33:59 -  Kuf Knotz  & Christine Elise “Be Free”01:38:54 -  Wheatus  “American in Amsterdam”01:43:30 -  Pepperwine   “Feather”01:46:04 -  ARKAI   “Rise Up” and  “Dot the Dragon's Eyes” and story01:52:30 -  Rachel Ana Dobken   “Just a Dream”01:55:40 -  Jon Worthy  & the Bends “Never Lie to You”01:59:22 -  Billy Bauer Band   “You're my One” 02:04:43 -  Igor & the Red Elvises   “Bacon”As always, our hope is to bring you "your next favorite band". If you tuned in today because you already knew this musician - thank you very much! We hope that you enjoyed it and would consider following us and subscribing so we can bring you your #nextfavband in the future. And check out nextfavband.com for our entire catalog of interviews!If you have a recommendation on who you think OUR next favorite band should be, hit us up on social media (@nextfavband everywhere) or send us an email at nextfavband@stereophiliastudio.com.Thank you to Carver Commodore, argonaut&wasp, and Blair Crimmins for allowing us to use their music in the show open and close. It makes everything sound so much better! Let's catch a live show together soon!#nextfavband #livemusic #music #musicinterview #musician #singer #guitar #song #newmusic #explorepage #instamusic #bestmusic #musicismylife #musicindustry #musiclife #songwriter #musiclover #musicfestival

Get more LVwithLOVE Thank you to our Partners! WXPN Wind Creek Event Center Michael Bernadyn of RE/MAX Real Estate  Molly's Irish Grille & Sports Pub VIDEO VERSION: https://youtu.be/KcGmjvi-uc0 This episode features the full Lehigh Valley Music Industry Information Share Panel Talk featuring Carly Comando, Seth Witcher, and Matt Molchany. For more information on this event, visit: https://xpn.org/2023/07/13/lehigh-valley-music-industry-information-share/ "The event hopes to give attendees exclusive access to industry insider information that will help aspiring musicians take the next steps in their music career, as well as provide participants in the community with an inside look at how their local music scene operates and how they can show support. In an email to WXPN, organizer Ryan Susko planned the afternoon after attending Philly's Inside Hustle event, taking inspiration from the panels and layout and bringing those ideas to the Lehigh Valley area." GUESTS Caryl Comando of Slingshot Dakota: slingshotdakota.bandcamp.com/ Seth Witcher: sethwitcherofficial.com Matt Molchany - Shards Recording Studio: https://linktr.ee/ShardsRecordingStudio Links Lehigh Valley Music Industry Information Share

dear livejournal, i finally got the covid. i had a fever for the first 3 days (worst fever sweats of my life maybe?). i went outside for the first time on day 6. and today is day 8. i’ve watched so much tv. i ordered food from an app for the first time. i’ll keep wearing a mask till day 10 and then on friday, day 11, i get to join the world again? how does retesting work? will i continue to test positive for up to 90 days? for both antigen rapid tests and PCR tests? i’ve read a bunch of things but i’m still not totally clear. i’m worried about being around people again in case i’m still contagious. how do i know??DOWNLOAD RECORDINGsubscribe to the podcast here: http://feeds.feedburner.com/5432fun00:00 (intro by omar)00:20 Shy Boys “Dim The Light” Dim The Light / Brick By Brick03:58 The Bin Bags “Last Resort” Nappy Valley07:27 R.L. Kelly “You’re Not The Only Monster From Hell” The Back Catalogue Vol. 42110:55 Liyv “human000” Apoptosis13:56 Slingshot Dakota “Louder” Heavy Banding17:30 Control Top “Office Rage” Covert Contracts20:27 Vital Idles “Seconds” EP22:24 Melby “Reject” None of this makes me worry25:40 Velma and the Happy Campers “Bad Intentions” Permatemp28:22 Hate Club “Hot Take” A Clear Mistake31:07 Lomelda “Slide” M for Empathy32:20 Noseholes “IQ-Model” Ant And End34:42 HARD JOB “Syndication” Carvest38:08 Child Princess “Eggs Too Runny” Split w/ Palette40:35 Palette “Gunman” Split w/ Child Princess44:50 Fresh “Revenge” Withdraw46:56 OVERWHELMED “NOT A BOY/NOT A GIRL” DEMO 201948:41 DEHD “Lake” Water50:52 Real Life Buildings “A Mark on the Wall” Ohio and West53:22 Hatchie “Obsessed” Keepsake

Spinning Out (another music podcast) We talk to artists about their favorite albums and go on wild tangents. Today we're talking with my good friend Paul Dechichio of Tor Johnson Records. We talked about Hum's 1995 album, "You'd Prefer an Astronaut." We also talk about Tor Johnson's 20th anniversary & doing something for the love of it and not trying to "keep up with the Joneses," as they say. Tor Johnson is celebrating the anniversary by releasing a split 7" every month for the whole year. Bands like The Body, Into It Over It, Slingshot Dakota, Pohgoh, Thou and so many others are involved. The subscription series sold out, but you can still get copies from the bands as they get released and from select record stores. Check out Tor Johnson Records: https://torjohnsonrecords.com/ Subscribe to our Patreon: www.patreon.com/spinningoutpod

This week I have the very talented Jeff Berman of Divided Heaven on the pod. We talk about wrestling, the singles to album process of releasing music in 2021, and how Slingshot Dakota influenced Jeff.  Check out Divided Heaven: https://dividedheaven.bandcamp.com/ https://jeffberman.me/ Art by Kat Lanser hatemail.bigcartel.com https://www.instagram.com/_hatemail_ Animation by Bradley Thomas Turner http://bradleythomasturner.com/ https://www.instagram.com/bradleythomasturner/ Music by Brady Turner https://www.bradyturnermusic.com/ https://www.instagram.com/bradyturnermusic You Had Options socials https://www.instagram.com/youhadoptions https://www.twitter.com/youhadoptions youhadoptions@gmail.com  

Ep. 28 with Slingshot Dakota (Pirate Session #3) originally aired 8-12-2011. In the episode we start with an update on all things Pirate Radio After Dark and what's going on in music today. Then we move on to the archived Pirate Session of when Slingshot Dakota performed and talked with us on Pirate Radio back on 8-12-11 on 90.3fm WXLV. Thank you to Tom and Carly for being amazing to our show over the years. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pirateradioafterdark/message

We wrap up the rest of of the best albums of 2019 with numbers 5 through 1. We also talk to Paul Dechichio of Tor Johnson Records about his favorite albums of the year. Plus we listen to some voicemails from our friends Adam Yoe (No Echo) Jeff & Katrina Snyder (Expert Timing), Stephen McGowan (Singles Going Steady), and Josh Robbins (Self Aware Records)Tor Johnson Records - https://www.torjohnsonrecords.com/Teeth Like Swords Printing - https://www.instagram.com/teethlikeswordsprinting/?hl=enhttps://www.noecho.net/Expert Timing - https://experttiming.bandcamp.com/Singles Going Steady Podcast - https://zubrecords.com/singles-going-steady-podcastSelf Aware Records - https://selfawarerecords.com/Songs featured on this episode:Jawbox - Jackpot PlusHundreds of Au - ViralNY in 64 - The Secret of DrowningMONO - After You Comes the FloodDJ Shadow - SlingbladeMalibu Ken - TuesdayThe Get Up Kids - SatelliteSlingshot Dakota - Blood VillainJeromes Dream - Marrow in the CircuitryMutilated Tongue - Fuel the FlameBars of Gold - Atlantic CityKitty Kat Fan Club - Happy Now, Loving YouBob Mould - What Do You Want Me to Do?Ex Hex - Tough EnoughBig Nothing - Always PreparedAll episodes available on iTunes, Spotify, and Stitcherhttps://punklottopod.simplecast.com/https://www.instagram.com/punklottopod/https://twitter.com/punklottopodhttps://www.facebook.com/punklottopod  

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 On the latest episode of American Slacker hosts Matt and Jesse discuss this week’s bizarre news including an update on federal cannabis bills, meth hidden in a belly button, the Amazonian Shit Sloth, sunning your butthole, horrific yellow garden spiders, a man in Maine who booby trapped himself and the pick for Funny Clip of the Week. Then it’s time for music suggestions, with songs from bands Slingshot Dakota and September 87. The show ends with a brand new game called Dadsplaining, where Matt must decipher Jesse’s terrible clues and guess songs from the 2000’s.   Visit our sponsors and use these codes to support the show Manscaped: use code “Slackers” at https://www.manscaped.com/ Hemp-CBD: use code “Slacker” at https://www.hemp-cbd.com/ Seat Giant: use code “Slacker” at https://www.seatgiant.com/   Check out the American Slacker Podcast Website, Facebook Page, American Slackers Group, Instagram, Youtube and Twitter.  To become a Patron of the show click here! Music & theme song “American Slacker” provided by Haverland  

It’s finally here: the 100th Episode of Angry Grrrl Music of the Indie Rock Persuasion. Lauren Rearick of The Grey Estates joins as the host this week as the tables are turned and Amanda is the guest! We talk about the origin story of the pod, the community around the podcast, Star Wars gifs, advice for podcasters, and more. Thank you so much to every single person who has supported and contributed to this podcast’s growth along the way, including but not limited to: Erica Clayton, Katrina Snyder, Carly Commando, Lauren Rearick, Jacob Taylor, Henderson Cole, Jeffrey Snyder, Tom Patterson, Gibran Colbert, Tyler Holland, Jamie Coletta, Stove Johnson, Rowan Russell, Lindsy Carrasquillo, Kayla Carmichael, Olivia Keasling, Chelsey Han, Molly O’Malley, Caitlin Soard, Sarah Blumenthal, Josh Robbins, Ellie Hart, Mel Grinberg, every single guest who’s ever been on the podcast, every listener, every single one of you. It’s because of you that I hope to make hundreds more episodes. Thank you. Music on this episode by: The Sonder Bombs, "Title" https://thesonderbombs.bandcamp.com/ Expert Timing, "Disastrous (Acoustic)" https://experttiming.bandcamp.com/ Slingshot Dakota, "Doreen" https://slingshotdakota.bandcamp.com/ Follow The Grey Estates on social media at @thegreyestates and at thegreyestates.com! Get in touch with me through email at angrygrrrlmusic@gmail.com, or on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram at @angrygrrrlmusic. Leave a virtual tip for Angry Grrrl Music on Ko-fi at https://ko-fi.com/angrygrrrlmusic. Learn more about the podcast at angrygrrrlmusic.com. Join the new Angry Grrrl Music of the Indie Rock Persuasion community on Discord! Join the conversation at https://discord.gg/EJJPxH4.

In yet another special-guest episode featuring Parker—another long-time listener—music, food, and the vast mysteries of the Internet are discussed. BLED FEST: https://www.bledfest.com/ illuminati hotties: https://illuminatihotties.bandcamp.com/ The End Of The Ocean: http://theendoftheocean.com/ Hawthorne Heights: https://hawthorneheights.com/ Slingshot Dakota: http://slingshotdakotamusic.com/ 802.11: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/IEEE_802.11

Of fathers, tenements, and soggy feet. And, of course, music! Music in this episode: Loamlands -- “Soni Wolf Grandmother” AND “How Do You See Me” (Lez Dance) Tim Vantol - “Till The End” AND “We’re Not Gonna Make It” (Burning Desires) Slingshot Dakota -- “Lungs” AND “People Pleaser” (Heavy Banding) Grand Canyon - “Standing In The Shadows” AND “Made In LA” (Le Grand Cañon) Dust Hearts -- “Plastic Walls” (The Last Gap + Plastic Walls 7”) Kyle Daniel - “Somewhere In Between” (What’s There To Say EP) Anna Volpe -- “Burn” AND “Call My Name” (Call My Name) Brothers Osborne - “Drank Like Hank” AND “Slow Your Roll” (Port Saint Joe) Mark Harrell -- “Postcards” (Hundred Star Hotel) The Avett Brothers - “High Steppin’” (Single)   Rachel wrote a comic! Check it out here! Send us music via SubmitHub. Send us money via Ko-fi or Patreon. Contact Von via linktr.ee/vonreviews and say hi to Rachel on Twitter @adobeteardrops

This week it's the the B.B. ‘Slingshot' McGee and Dakota Fanning collaboration we've all been waiting for! Talking Slingshot Dakota's new record Heavy Banding, next, on The Radio Cure! Blood Villain: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fH1fiijS9w0 Louder: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=fI2QeuUfQVE Casino Night: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=noE4kaUSM4o North Shore: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7YTjhZwZLfw

We’re going full Florida for this show. We unveil the Shards Session with Orlando three-piece 'bubblegrunge' band Expert Timing, recorded in May 2019. The band combines melodic punk and energetic indie rock to create a catchy and powerful sound. Also, on the show, we talk with Amanda Starling, host of the weekly podcast Angry Grrrl Music of the Indie Rock Persuasion based in Tampa. She picks out her favorite Florida D.I.Y. bands to play. A SHARDS SESSION WITH EXPERT TIMING PLUS, A MIXTAPE OF FLORIDA D.I.Y. BANDS FROM AMANDA STARLING ---------PART ONE--------- Expert Timing: An Introduction (1:02) Snacking - Genius, Actually (4:20) Sleepless - Soft Tissue (6:58) Gutless - Growing Apart (14:32) Boston Marriage - Man Who Wasn’t There (17:18) ---------PART TWO--------- Expert Timing - Never See Me Again (23:21) Expert Timing - Classic Case of Narcissism (26:35) Expert Timing - Interview Part 1 ----> Returning from Canada (30:08) ----> How is the tour going? (31:12) ----> What to expect at an Expert Timing show (31:51) ----> Katrina was nervous to sing in front of Carly of Slingshot Dakota at the band’s first show (27:21) ----> Gibran joining the band (33:28) Expert Timing - Sleep (34:13) ---------PART THREE--------- Expert Timing - Cement (38:08) Expert Timing - Interview Part 2 ----> The D.I.Y. scene and how it played a part in the band members picking up instruments (43:20) ----> Florida’s D.I.Y. scene is connected statewide (44:13) ----> Discussing the band pick (45:48) BAND PICK: Woolbright - Clean (47:13)

This week we are joined by Frank DiNardo and Jackson Rogers of The Zells. We chat about new tunes from Slingshot Dakota, Faye Webster and Empath. Later, we talk about the process The Zells are taking in the recording of their upcoming EP. Plus, are there other Party Rock bands besides them and Andrew WK?  

This week, Carly Comando of Slingshot Dakota called in to talk

This week, Carly Comando of Slingshot Dakota called in to talk

Learn about New York's various famous groundhogs, hear the first review of 'The Raven', and follow Waze underground on AGBC News episode 6! Visit agreatbigcity.com/support to learn how to support New York City local news and allow us to keep bringing you this podcast. If you are a New York-based business and would be interested in sponsoring our podcasts, visit agreatbigcity.com/advertising to learn more. 74 years ago on February 1, 1945 — The north tube of the Lincoln Tunnel opens to traffic Staten Island Chuck — a second female 'hog named Charlotte died in September 2018 of kidney disease — Buffalo Bert 173 years ago January 29, 1845: 'The Raven' by Edgar Allen Poe is first published in the New-York Evening Mirror — Competing plaques claiming two different locations for where the home where he wrote 'The Raven' once stood. After surviving since 1984 in the East Village, world famous St. Mark's Comics will be closing at the end of February Waze Beacons installed in tunnels AGBC News Episode 5: Subway Car Problems, A Long-Distance Phone Call, and Ride a Lime — Bombardier resumes subway car deliveries to New York City after manufacturing problems caused a temporary halt in deliveries last week. Bombardier has delivery about half of the initial 300 cars ordered by the MTA, but the delivery schedule is now years behind. Lime has a new, rugged scooter that the company says is built for New York City roads Park of the day Havemeyer Playground: "Triangle park near the Cross-Bronx Expressway in Unionport, Bronx. Features a playground, basketball court, and spray shower. Located at the Cross Bronx Exwy and Havemeyer Ave and has been a city property since 1946-01-31 It's a bit too cold to play a game of basketball at Havemeyer Playground, so check out a Parks Department rec center: Starting next week on February 3rd, NYC Parks will be holding their rec center open house week. Everyone is welcome to try out any of Manhattan's 13 recreation facilities that have exercise equipment, swimming pools, sports fields, and a calendar full of classes like Zumba, yoga, and water aerobics. The Parks Department rec centers offer a fantastic alternative to gyms, at a fraction of the cost: The most you would pay is just $150 for a year, which is $12.50 per month, then there are discounts for people young and old, veterans, and people with disabilities. You even get a 10% discount if you have a New York City ID card! Concert Calendar Bring Me the Horizon, The Fever 333, and Thrice are playing the Hammerstein Ballroom in Midtown on Wednesday, January 30th starting at 7pm. Infected Mushroom is playing the Brooklyn Bowl in Williamsburg on Wednesday, January 30th at 8pm. Igloo Ghost, Umru, and Dasychira are playing Elsewhere in Bushwick on Wednesday, January 30th at 8pm. Brasstracks, Pell, and Kemba are playing Brooklyn Steel in Greenpoint on Thursday, January 31st at 8pm. White Rope, Upsetter, Blood Blush, and Amen are playing Alphaville in Bushwick on Thursday, January 31st at 8pm. Sad Baxter, Long Neck, Keep Score, and Benchmark are playing Gold Sounds Bar in Bushwick on Friday, February 1st at 7pm. Ted Leo, Slingshot Dakota, and Supernatural Psycho are playing the Brooklyn Bazaar in Greenpoint on Friday, February 1st at 8pm. Poppy is playing Irving Plaza in Union Square on Saturday, February 2nd at 7pm. The Roots are playing the Highline Ballroom at the final Highline Ballroom show on Tuesday, February 5th at 8pm. Find more fun things to do at agreatbigcity.com/events. If you're a street artist who wants to paint without keeping an eye out for the cops or if you just have an idea for a joyful mural, the NYC Dept of Transportation is searching for artists to brighten up some of the city's concrete surfaces. Submit your idea for a piece of public art by February 15th and you may be selected to receive up to $12,000 for the project. Visit nyc.gov/dotart for more info. Weather The extreme highs and lows for this week in weather history: Record High: 69°F on January 29, 2002 Record Low: -3°F on February 2, 1881 Weather for the week ahead: Mixed precipitation throughout the week, with high temperatures bottoming out at 17°F on Thursday. Thanks for listening to A Great Big City. Follow along 24 hours a day on social media @agreatbigcity or email contact@agreatbigcity.com with any news, feedback, suggestions, or corrections. If you enjoy the show, subscribe and leave a review wherever you're listening and visit agreatbigcity.com/podcast to see show notes and extra links for each episode. Intro and outro music: 'Start the Day' by Lee Rosevere

IT'S FINALLY HERE! The first ever live taping of Angry Grrrl Music of the Indie Rock Persuasion, at The Fest 17. Three bands join for rapid fire interviews that divulge band chemistry, the importance of inclusivity and speaking out in the independent music scene, and more. Special thanks to Tony Weinbender, Sarasvasti Seixas, and Alex Sinfield at The Fest! Thanks to Jacob Taylor for mixing and mastering the recording of the live show and to Caitlin Soard for the Twitter live stream. Thanks to Expert Timing, Slingshot Dakota, and Gutless for joining as guests. Keep up with the bands online: Slingshot Dakota: slingshotdakota.bandcamp.com or @slingshotdakota on Twitter & Instagram Gutless: gutlessmusic.bandcamp.com or @gutless316 on Twitter & @gutlessband on Instagram Expert Timing: experttiming.bandcamp.com, or @expert_timing on Twitter & @experttiming on Instagram Get in touch with me through email at angrygrrrlmusic@gmail.com, or on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram at @angrygrrrlmusic.

Songwriter Alex Niedzialkowski has taken the worlds of indie, pop, and punk by storm with her latest record, "Comfort World." She's shown no signs of stopping with follow-up single, "Retreat," an impassioned pushback against harrassment. Alex joins to talk about her influences, her love of the Pacific Northwest, working in studio on "Comfort World," the opportunities she's had, and so much more. Keep up with Cumulus at @cumulus_songs on Instagram, Twitter, and Facebook, or find music at https://cumulus.bandcamp.com. Angry Grrrl Music of the Indie Rock Persuasion is doing its first LIVE SHOW at The Fest 17! Join at the Hippodrome in Gainesville, Florida at 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, October 27. Live show guests include Expert Timing, Gutless, and Slingshot Dakota! RSVP to the event here: https://www.facebook.com/events/4722312499174 Get in touch with me through email at angrygrrrlmusic@gmail.com, or on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram at @angrygrrrlmusic.

Hannah Liuzzo has a passion for music, from collegiate trained to her favorite, relaxed style. With Lilith, she's explored her abilities in recording and stretching the subject matters that are critical for her. Hannah joins to talk about songwriting, putting together a full length record, bluegrass in Boston, The Spice Girls, and more. Keep up with Lilith on Twitter, Instagram, and Facebook. Stream music at liliththeband.bandcamp.com. Angry Grrrl Music of the Indie Rock Persuasion is doing its first LIVE SHOW at The Fest 17! Join at the Hippodrome in Gainesville, Florida at 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, October 27. Live show guests include Expert Timing, Gutless, and Slingshot Dakota! RSVP to the event here: https://www.facebook.com/events/4722312499174 Get in touch with me through email at angrygrrrlmusic@gmail.com, or on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram at @angrygrrrlmusic.

Twincore songwriting starts with a unique bond, and that's exactly what Angie and Celeste Padua create with their band, Two Headed Girl. The Connecticut twin sisters talk about their first bands, writing music together, the bands that influence them, and more.  Keep up with Two Headed Girl on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter. Podcast live show guest announcements are here!!! Gutless, Expert Timing, and Slingshot Dakota will join the live taping at the Fest on October 27. Tune in for more details! Angry Grrrl Music of the Indie Rock Persuasion is doing its first LIVE SHOW at The Fest 17! Join at the Hippodrome in Gainesville, Florida at 4:30 p.m. on Saturday, October 27. Stay tuned on social media for guest announcements coming soon! RSVP to the event here: https://www.facebook.com/events/4722312499174 Get in touch with me through email at angrygrrrlmusic@gmail.com, or on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram at @angrygrrrlmusic.

Chapter 137: "The Future Is Not What It Used To Be"... as ready by Bryan Patton What's up everyone! It's the dawn of a new era here at As The Story Grows and I know that comes with some uncertainty about what the podcast will look like going forward. This podcast gives you the history of how I got involved in the podcast and what my goal is going forward. Short and sweet! Bryan on Urban Achiever: http://www.urbanachievershow.com/bryan-patton Echo Broke Alone (Bryan's music project): https://echobrokealone1.bandcamp.com/ Chapter 137 Music: Hopesfall - "Waitress" Slingshot Dakota - "Paycheck" As The Story Grows links: Help out at Patreon ATSG Website ATSG Music and Merch Join the Email List ATSG Facebook Email: asthestorygrows@gmail.com

It's the BEST time because it's the FEST time!!! This week features an interview with Sarasvati Seixas and Sarah Goodwin, who contribute immensely to the annual punk rock family reunion, the Fest! Sarah and Sarasvati talk about putting together things like the guidebook and registration, memories from working the Fest each year, and how they became involved.Find out more about the Fest at thefestfl.com. Keep up with everyone involved with the Fest through social media at @thefestfl or download the Fest app, available for Apple and Android users.Music in this episode by Dikembe, Katie Ellen, and Slingshot Dakota. Get in touch with me at angrygrrrlmusic@gmail.com, on Twitter & Instagram @AngryGrrrlMusic, or "Like" on Facebook!

This week was have an interview with the amazing Austin Lucas plus tons of new stuff from the likes of Nothingtong, The Bombpops, The Warning Shots, Higley, Dead Bars, and a cult classic from Mojo Nixon. Don't forget the Oklahoma Lefty Podcast giveaway. We have 10 digital copies of Lights & Motion's excellent album Dear Avalanche to give away. Just Tweet #OLPGiveaway to @OklahomaLefty1. "Butterfly Net" by Great Cynics (from POSI)2. "Earplug Girl" by Dead Bars (from Dream Gig)3. "Dying Star" by Slingshot Dakota (from Broken)4. "Comforting the Disturbed and Disturbing the Comfortable" by Dead To Me (from I Wanna Die In Los Angeles)5. "Might We Dance" by Druglords of the Avenues (from New Drugs)6. "Beck and Call" by Sundressed (from The Same Condition)7. "Wild For The Night" by The All Brights (from ...Are Wild For The Night)8. "The Lies I Need" by Nothington (from In The End)9. "Educate Me" by Serenity Now! (from Views From The 666)10. "Goodnight Old Ghost" by Higley (from Higley)11. "CA in July" by The Bombpops (from Fear Of Missing Out)12. "Tonight" by The Warning Shots (from Tonight!)13. "Don't Speak" by Notches (from Change My Mind)14. "Municipal Geography Lesson" by Deforesters (from Leonard)15. "Alone in Memphis" by Austin Lucas (from Stay Reckless)16. "Ain't We Free" by Austin Lucas (from Between The Moon & The Midwest)17. "Take Me To Your Leader" by Mojo Nixon (from Gadzooks: The Homemade Bootleg) *Note* All music played on this show is done so with the express written permission of the artist, artist representative, and/or the record label.

Host Michael Escanuelas invites David Brandon Geeting to the program to discuss his work on the Slingshot Dakota album, "Break." modern-vinyl.com Theme Music: @markredito

In episode 5, Amanda chats with Carly Comando of Slingshot Dakota to discuss finding Carly's voice in music and making opportunities for DIY  bands in a scene dominated by capitalism. Who needs a Best of 2016 list when you have a massive slew of awesome bands to enjoy in no particular order?Learn more about Slingshot Dakota at facebook.com/slingshotdakota or slingshotdakota.bandcamp.com.Music in the episode featured: Slingshot Dakota & Mannequin Pussy.

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Slingshot Dakota is a unique indie rock band comprised of two incredible musicians: Carly Comando (keyboards & vocals) and Tom Patterson (drums). The band has been working hard for over ten years and tours nationally. Their most recent album, Break, was released in March 2016, at which time they performed at SXSW festival. Rolling Stone magazine named the band one of 10 indie bands to watch in 2016. Carly and Tom share their views on creative work and how they approach their craft. Think. Create. Live. Please help support the podcast with a $5 per month subscription: http://www.creativeconfidential.net/?page_id=10 Please follow us on: Twitter @CreativeCnfdntl Instagram @BryanTuk Facebook https://www.facebook.com/creativeconfidential Website http://creativeconfidential.net

On this episode of INSIDE MUSIC, host James Shotwell calls Carly Commando of Slingshot Dakota to discuss her band's new album, Break. James fell in love with Slingshot Dakota earlier this year and has been itching for the chance to speak with Carly about the numerous events and experiences that helped shape the record. Carly shares insight into the album, as well as some honest talk about life as a musician on the rise. Break is available now through Topshelf Records and comes highly recommended by the entire Inside Music team. Cancel whatever plans you have this week and make room to spin Break two-three hundred times. Trust us, you will love it.

  More about Nocturnes Leon Bosch, Sung-Suk Kang "Nocturne" (mp3) from "Virtuoso Double Bass" (Meridian Records) Buy at iTunes Music Store More On This Album   The working relationship between Sung-Suk Kang and the distinguished double bass player Leon Bosch goes back to 1982, when both were students at the Royal Northern College of Music in Manchester, UK. Sung-Suk accompanied Leon during lessons and at scholarship auditions. 'At the end of our courses of study,' Leon remembers, 'the RNCM principal, Sir John Manduell, invited us to play two pieces together in one of the so-called principal's concerts. These were showcase events in which his ‘prize students’ were afforded a platform to perform in front of an audience of many distinguished invited guests, as well as the public. Sung-Suk and I performed two pieces by the great double bass player Bottesini, the Capriccio di Bravura and Fantasy Sonnambula. 'I'll remember that 1984 concert forever, for Sung-Suk’s magical playing throughout. There was one extended piano tutti in Sonnambula which was particular memorable for its unique delicacy and scintillating effervescence.' Sung-Suk picks up the story. 'After we left the RNCM, Leon and I lost contact with each other for twenty years. Then in the autumn of 2006, all of a sudden I received an SMS message from Leon on my mobile.....out of the blue. I called him back and discovered that at short notice he wanted me to play for him on a CD of pieces by Bottesini. After exchanging a few emails, I agreed.’ So what had inspired Leon to make the move? 'After Sung-Suk and I parted company back in 1984 I always thought of her whenever I played Sonnambula. I often wondered what had happened to her. I have a tape recording of that principal's concert and played it often over the years to reassure myself that it was indeed real and not just a grossly exaggerated and romanticised memory! 'Then when I was scheduled to record my first Bottesini disc, my pianist had to withdraw. After much thought, I resolved to try and find Sung-Suk, since she was the only person I felt I'd really be happy to work with. I put her name into Google and found her referred to on the website of the conductor, Nayden Todorov. With that lead, I traced her to Vienna.’ 'We began to rehearse as soon as I arrived in London!' Sung-Suk recalls. 'There wasn`t enough time to work on each piece in detail.... and we only had one and a half days to record all the repertoire for the CD. 'Playing with Leon wasn`t easy at first - he has a unique way of phrasing and his rubato is never predictable. And of course my ears had to concentrate so much on picking up the thick, deep lower register of the double bass sound. But during the recording sessions everything clicked and became completely natural. 'We tried to create a new atmosphere for each piece and then find the inspiration for a special interpretation at the end of the process. This was always different from what we'd prepared....music-making with Leon is always spontaneous! I love the full sound he makes, all the different colours he creates to express varied emotions in depth.’ As for Nocturne, it allows the piano to anticipate the main theme in the opening section but then gives it no share of the melodic line so expressively introduced and sustained by the double bass. It is, however, the piano which towards the end initiates the change from minor to major harmonies, just before double-bass harmonics magically project the melody into the soprano register. If Bottesini expected to be remembered by future generations he no doubt felt that it would be through his operas and sacred music. In fact, while they are forgotten, his posthumous reputation derives from an instrumental artistry which, though it died with him, survives in the hands of those few bassists who can do his compositions full justice.   Nikolai Lugansky "Nocturne, Op. 55 No. 1" (mp3) from "Chopin: Piano Sonata No. 3, Fantasie-impromptu, Prélude, Nocturne, et al." (Onyx Classics) Buy at iTunes Music Store More On This Album   Nikolai Lugansky's first recording for ONYX. The Daily Telegraph commenting on Lugansky, said 'He can thrill in taxing pianism through his iron will and fingers of steel, but there is an assuaging velvet quality to his tone, a natural feel for lyrical line' Gramophone praised his 'pianism of immense skill, fluency and innate musical quality' Nikolai Lugansky was born in Moscow in 1972. He studied at Moscow Central Music School (under Tatiana Kestner) and then at the Moscow Conservatory, where he was a pupil of Tatiana Nikolayeva, who described him as ‘the next one’ in a line of great Russian pianists. Following Nikolayeva’s untimely death in 1993, Lugansky continued his studies under Sergei Dorensky. A laureate of the International Bach Competition in Leipzig, the Rachmaninov Competition in Moscow and the International Tchaikovsky Competition in Moscow, Lugansky has a repertoire of over 50 concertos with orchestra as well as a wide range of solo and chamber works. He has worked with many distinguished orchestras and conductors including Christoph Eschenbach, Vladimir Fedoseyev, Valery Gergiev, Neeme Järvi, Raymond Leppard, Yoel Levi, Mikhail Pletnev, Gennady Rozhdestvensky, Vladimir Spivakov, Evgeny Svetlanov, Yuri Temirkanov, Kurt Masur, Riccardo Chailly and others. His chamber music partners have included Vadim Repin, Alexander Kniazev, Joshua Bell, Yuri Bashmet, Mischa Maisky, Leonidas Kavakos and Anna Netrebko among others. Lugansky has recorded 23 CDs. His solo recordings on Warner Classics — Chopin Études, Rachmaninov Préludes and Moments musicaux and Chopin Préludes — were each awarded a Diapason d’Or. His PentaTone Classics SACD of Tchaikovsky’s Piano Concerto no.1, with the Russian National Orchestra under Kent Nagano, was cited as ‘Editor’s Choice’ in Gramophone. His Prokofiev CD was one of the ‘CDs of the Year’ (2004) featured in The Daily Telegraph. Lugansky’s recordings of the complete piano concertos of Rachmaninov, with the City of Birmingham Symphony Orchestra under Sakari Oramo, received Choc du Monde de la Musique, Preis der deutschen Schallplattenkritik and the 2005 ECHO Klassik Award. His last recording (Chopin’s and Rachmaninov’s cello sonatas) with the cellist Alexander Kniazev won the 2007 ECHO Klassik Award. As well as performing and recording, Lugansky teaches at the Moscow Conservatory as an assistant of Prof. Sergei Dorensky.   Anthony Goldstone "Nocturne in D-Flat Major, Op. 8" (mp3) from "Russian Piano Music, Vol. 4: Sergei Lyapunov" (Divine Art) Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at Amazon MP3 More On This Album Now almost forgotten in the West, Lyapunov was one of the truly great composers of the Romantic era in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His Sonata is a phenomenal work and his mastery of pianistic composition is also finely demonstrated by the other works on this album masterfully interpreted by Anthony Goldstone. Anyone who loves Chopin or Liszt should get to know this music.   Fuzjko Hemming "Nocturne No. 20 In C-Sharp Minor" (mp3) from "Fuzjko Hemming - Collector's Edition" (Fuzjko Label) Buy at iTunes Music Store Stream from Rhapsody Buy at Amazon MP3 More On This Album Having wowed much of the Eastern Hemisphere for years, classical pianist Fuzjko Hemming is preparing for her introduction to the United States. Having been born into humble circumstances, child of a Japanese mother and Swedish father, she has felt rootless, too Asian in appearance for Sweden, and in Japan constricted by the society's stratified and class-oriented way of life. Then, as she was starting to gain traction as a professional musician, her promising career was cut short. - Fuzjko lost all hearing in her left ear after battling a serious cold. At 16, she already lost her hearing in her right ear due to illness. Completely deaf for 2 years, she eventually had 40% of her hearing restored in her left ear. After living in poverty in Europe for many years before returning to Japan and gaining acclaim for her music - critics hailed her as being "born to play Chopin and Liszt " In 1999, Japan's NHK Television aired a documentary of her life and she released her debut album, La Campanella, which sold more than two million copies, a rare accomplishment for any classical artist She also has won an unprecedented four Classical Album of the Year Awards at the Japan Gold Disc Awards, another extraordinary achievement for any artist, let alone a classical artist She remains the only four-time Gold Disc Award winner. Since that time she has recorded numerous successful albums - invigorating collections of classical interpretations, five of which are being released for the first time in the U.S. on her label Domo Records: Echoes of Eternity, La Campanella, Liszt: Piano Concerto No. 1, Nocturnes of Melancholy, Live at Carnegie Hall. On the new album, Fuzjko, the artist performs largely romantic repertoire ranging from Beethoven's "The Tempest" sonata to works by Chopin, Liszt, Scarlatti and Debussy. In each piece, whether performing Chopin's Nocturnes or Liszt's bravura pieces "La Campanella" and "Grand Etudes D'Apres Paganini No. 6", Fuzjko infuses poetry to these timeless compositions, and always in her own eminently attractive style. The warmth of Fuzjko's sound can also be heard in Scarlatti's Sonata K.162 and Debussy's "Claire De Lune". Although much of the repertoire is familiar, Fuzjko also dips into lesser known works like Liszt's transcription of Schumann's "Fruhlinghsnacht", and Chopin's "Trois Nouvelles Etudes No.3, and always played with her celebrated musicality much in evidence. The celebrated virtuoso blends the classicality of her influences such as Franz Liszt, Frédéric Chopin with the sophisticated approach of her mentors (Leonard Bernstein, Herbert von Karajan) to create an emotional delivery of exquisite craftsmanship. She's been known to bring some fans to tears with her moving immersion in her music. With her strikingly unorthodox playing style and intricate ethnic roots, it's evident that Fuzjko's true home is at the piano, where she reveals herself as a true artist of the world.   Carly Comando "Bear" (mp3) from "One Take" (Deep Elm) Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at Amazon MP3 More On This Album   Chilling. Stirring. Powerful. Contemplative. These are some of the words most frequently used to describe the achingly beautiful piano instrumentals of Carly Comando. Her debut album "One Take" features ten delicately woven songs (including her single "Everday") that are the direct emotional output of her innermost thoughts. "The album means the world to me. It's complete, in-the-moment sincerity translated into moody solo piano music. I used an improv technique, recording in just one take, so I could capture the essence of pure emotion" says Carly. From the rises and falls to the shrinks and swells, these songs will leave an indellible impression on your mind. It's music that stays with you forever. "One Take" was recorded in Carly's home studio in Brooklyn, NY. Mastered by Phil Douglas (Latterman, Small Arms Dealer, Iron Chic). The album includes the "Everyday" which was originally released in December 2006. Deep Elm Records is simultaneously releasing an EP titled "Cordelia" featuring four additional piano instrumentals. Carly also plays keyboards / sings in the band Slingshot Dakota and composes custom works upon request. And yes, that was the name given to her at birth. "This is music that changes lives, opens minds, broadens horizons. Carly is an amazing pianist." - ANA "Beautiful and soothing, she will evoke emotion and ease any scattered mind. A talented composer." - SweetieJo "Emotional and inspiring, it grabs your soul and moves you. Highly recommended." - The Rez

Tracklisting: 1. Empire! Empire! (I Was a Lonely Estate) "Keep What You Have Built Up Here" What it Takes to Move Forward 2. Banner Pilot "Northern Skyline" Collapser 3. Owen "Good Friends, Bad Habits" New Leaves 4. Lipona "Shooty Hoops" Atlas 5. Slingshot Dakota "Ohio" Their Dreams Are Dead, But Ours is The Golden Ghost 6. Only Thieves "Watertower Scars" Greeting from Levy Park TLH 7. Lanterns "Desperate Wolves, Beacon Flames" Apocalypse Youth 8. The Cold Beat "I Wanna Be Free" Dumbwaiter 9. Shark Speed "Cast Off Dance Off" Sea Sick Music 10. Baby Teeth "Big Schools" Hustle Beach 11. Balance and Composure "What's Wrong With Everything" Only Boundries 12. Boys & Sex "Tight Ass Fade" EP 13. Castevet "Between Berwyn and Bryn Mawr" Summer Fences 14. Enlou "Easing Out" Threshing Floor 15. FIRS "The Descent" Man In Space 16. Four Letter Lie "Careless Lover" A New Day 17. Pianos Become the Teeth "Filial" Old Pride 18. Pomegranates "Everybody, Come Outside!" Everybody, Come Outside! 19. Ultra Chorus "Something Forsakes" Ultra-Def