Podcasts about slowcoaches

On this episode of the Sad Punks podcast, we bring you an update on a few past guest curators. The mix includes songs by Snail Mail, Dama Scout, Omni, Slowcoaches, Fake Laugh, and Dan Rico! We also include a song from Culture Abuse! Support each of these artists, and be sure to pick up one of our new shirts, which are available at sadpunks.bigcartel.com! As always, thank you to Rubee for the artwork for this episode! If you have a business inquiry for Rubee, just send an email to rubee@sadpunks.com. Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes! Follow us on Instagram! Like us on Facebook!

This week we bring you a mix of music curated by Heather Perkins of the band Slowcoaches. Heather's Sad Punks mix includes songs by The Wipers, The Jesus and Mary Chain, Liz Phair, Guided by Voices, and Archers of Loaf! As an addendum, we also include a song from the latest Slowcoaches album, Nothing Gives. Support each of these bands and musicians, and pick up Nothing Gives! Subscribe to the podcast on iTunes! Follow us on Instagram! Like us on Facebook! As always, thank you to Rubee True Fegan for the artwork for this episode! If you have a business inquiry for Rubee, just send an email to rubee@sadpunks.com.

I chat to Heather (Vocals/Bass) from UK rock outfit 'Slowcoaches' we converse about their latest album 'Nothing Gives' (Out Now on Leisure and District Records), Touring Europe, plans for 2017 and more. www.facebook.com/slowcoachessux  

Surrounding yourself with the right people is the theme behind episode five, where we chat to Slowcoaches frontwoman Heather Perkins. Gearing up for the release of their debut album Nothing Gives, we take inspiration from their songs to talk about prioritising our most positive friendships.

Another large load of new releases grace Dynamite Hemorrhage this time, including a bunch of 45s from HoZac and other fantastic new things from the likes of SLOWCOACHES, HONEY RADAR, SNEAKS, KING TEARS MORTUARY, OCTAGRAPE, SOUTHERN COMFORT, RADAR EYES, LOS CRIPIS and more. We're also spotlighting some amazing new reissues from PIP PROUD, SONIC CHICKEN 4, ELECTRIC EELS, MARY MONDAY and others - in addition to other gnarly tunes scattered around those. Download it and tell a friend today. Track listing: SONIC CHICKEN 4 – Under Fireworks OCTAGRAPE – Vertical Slum RADAR EYES – Positive Feedback SOUTHERN COMFORT – Suzanne THE WORD D – Today is Just Tomorrow’s Yesterday PIP PROUD – Latin Version HONEY RADAR – Say Goodbye Maggie Cole KING TEARS MORTUARY – Flippers ELECTRIC EELS – Splittery Splat BUCK BILOXI AND THE FUCKS – I Don’t Care KRAUT – Matinee LIFE STINKS – Portraits SLOWCOACHES – Raw Dealings SNEAKS – X.T.Y. LOS CRIPIS – Don’t Hurt My Little Sister THE BRENTWOODS – Going Out MARY MONDAY – Popgun PROPER ORNAMENTS – Sun BLUE SCREAMING – Gunpoint VICTOR DIMISICH BAND – Native Waiter THE MAN – Pay

Don't worry, the chances of me actually playing party music on a Toadcast are about as good as Lana Del Rey getting some semblance of life back into that blank, empty, defeated gaze of hers.No, in reality this is called the Partycast because we are having the label Christmas Party tomorrow at Summerhall, and so tomorrow I shall be running around all day collecting a PA, and shitloads of absolutely awful tinsel and dreadful Christmas decorations.Also, rather tragically. I shall be trying my very best (and probably failing) not to get too utterly obliterated because I will have to be up early in the morning to return the bloody PA and get all our merch stuff through to Chambre 69 to try and sell to people of Glasgow in vast, lucrative quantities. But umm... well I think it's time to accept that I am going to feel like a menstruating badger on Saturday morning.01. Francobollo - Basketball (00.17)02. Rick Redbeard - Cold as Clay (The Grave) (06.25)03. Lil Daggers - Faces & Names (13.21)04. King Post Kitsch - Every Face (19.29)05. These Brittle Bones - Blood + Snow (24.09)06. Matthew E. White - Big Love (30.57)07. Dolfinz - Yeah Right (38.25)08. Slowcoaches - Proper Job (40.39)09. Silverbacks - Orange Light (44.56)10. King DJ - Hold Me Down (50.14)11. WTCHS - Adult Crimes (54.42)

This is called the Repeatcast because I sometimes wonder that the constant flow of new music I fire into these podcasts might just passing you by.  I know I struggle to stay on top of things sometimes myself, so maybe you just listen when you can be bothered and sometimes things just go in one ear and out the other. I've been considering doing an artist of the week thing, like Ted from http://www.cloudsounds.co.uk/ where he plays two tracks from an artist one week (well, one month now that the show's monthly) and then one from the same artist the next week as well, so there is a degree of reinforcement Knowing me, I doubt I'll ever get round to it, honestly, but you know, it seems like a good idea.  Or something vaguely like it seems like a good idea, because it would be a shame if all this music just vanished into the ether.  So this week we have a lot of repetition of bands already played on the podcasts, just to make sure you're paying attention properly.  Like you should be. 01. Easter - Damp Patch (00.21) 02. The Spyrals - Long Road Out (06.40) 03. Mac DeMarco - She's Really All I Need (11.40) 04. Apostille - Journal (17.42) 05. Apostle of Hustle - National Anthem of Nowhere (28.26) 06. The Babies - My Name (35.46) 07. Islet - A Warrior Who Longs to Grow Herbs (41.17) 08. Niilo Smeds - Summer Air (45.26) 09. Kalle Mattson - Miles (51.35) 10. Slowcoaches - We're So Heavy (58.19)

We are in St. Andrews this weekend for the Fence Collective's Eye of the Dug Festival.  Needless to say, The Dugcast or something to that effect might have been more suitable, but there are so many golf twats around town that I really couldn't ignore them, not after all the effort they make to look like complete prats. I get the impression that with golf, the costumes became so ludicrous that really the only way to look cool, instead of dressing like a normal person, was to try and look like an even bigger fuckwit than the rest of them.  Which, given the exceptionally high bar that has already been set, takes some doing. Anyhow, there is no danger of me ever taking up golf.  None at all.  I already find playing pool frustrating enough, and it strikes me as really quite similar in the following crucial way: you play what turns out to be a perfect shot, then the next time you do what feels like the exact same fucking thing, and yet somehow the shot you produce is dreadful.  With no clue what you've done differently.  It would drive me round the fucking bend.  Anyhow... erm, oh yes, the podcast: 01. Broncho - Try Me Out Sometime (00.09) 02. Silence at Sea - Gladiators on Repeat (05:13) 03. Fat Bicth - The Seagull (12.49) 04. Slowcoaches - 54 (15.57) 05. Mac DeMarco - Baby's Wearing Blue Jeans (20.54) 06. Islet - This Fortune (27.15) 07. Werk - Giant Isopods Have Stolen My Gameboy (33.54) 08. Ziggy Bolus & the Thomas Fergusson Band - Me, Myself and Isopod (37.10) 09. The Spyrals - Calling Out Your Name (42.39) 10. Thee Oh Sees - Carrion Crawler (46.27) 11. R.M. Hubbert - Sandwalks (with Stevie Jones & Paul Savage) (55.54)