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In this episode we talk about the album 'Lush' by 'Snail Mail'. Snail Mail is the musical brainchild of Lindsay Jordan. Born and raised in Baltimore, she's been releasing music under the 'Snail Mail' banner since 2015. Initially releasing EPs and cassettes, and more recently her debut full-length album, Lush, released through independent record label, Matador Records. Branded as “an indie rock prodigy” by Rolling Stone Magazine, she's gained a loyal fanbase, and performed hundreds of shows across the globe. I'm personally a big fan of her music and style, which is why I've chosen Lush as our topic of conversation today. Thank you for tuning in and we hope you enjoy the show. This is Lush, by Snail Mail - @carlnobody Other topics include: Kristen Stewarts acting career, the fragility of Stretch Armstrong, boring number facts from Charlie, and a dancing frontman from Baltimore. All that and more, on this episode of Between The Tracks.

Zehn Alben für zehn Jahre: In der dritten Ausgabe unseres Podcast liefert die Redaktion einen griffigen und radikal entschlackten musikalischen Rückblick aufs Jahrzehnt. Jedem Jahr wird ein Album zugeordnet. SPEX-Redakteur_innen Anna Fastabend, Julian Dörr, Kristoffer Cornils, Dennis Pohl und Jessica Hughes diskutieren über: 2010: Jannelle Monaé "The Arch Android" 2011: Drake "Take Care" 2012: Frank Ocean "Channel Orange" 2013: Daft Punk "Random Access Memory" 2014: Fatima al-Qadiri "Asiatisch" 2015: Holly Herndon "Platform" 2016: Beyoncé "Lemonade" 2017: Kendrick Lamar "DAMN" 2018: Snail Mail "Lush" 2019: Matmos "Plastic Anniversary" Außerdem macht sich Bernadette La Hengst auf den Weg zur Klimakonferenz nach Madrid und Klaus Walter reflektiert in seiner Kolumne "Gegenwartsfunde" u.a. über Spotify-Bestenlisten.

DC’s Mike James and Mollie Ames discuss: Nipple-gasms, being jealous of the female orgasm in general, and making doable New Year's resolutions (Part 1 of the Podcast only content) Day 365 out of 365 and happy wrinkles. What to make of the John Dorsey press conference and the future hiring of the Browns next head coach, who will almost assuredly not be Greg Williams. Fucking in the New Year's, and looking for explanations for some of the more ridiculous traditions of the celebration. Of New Year's, that is. (Part 2 of the Podcast only content, begins at the 1:04:00 mark) Let Me Tell You A Story: Lachlan MacKinnon’s “Snow Day” (begins at the 1:31:00 mark) When you're already in tomorrow you can't go back to today, and Michael diagnosis himself with a potentially serious Baker Mayfield bro-infection. Why being an employee of Chevy right now really seems like it would suck, some coal rollers set up a blockade in front of a Tesla charging station because what else would a coal roller do for fun, and why isn't there a national manhunt for the "man driving a black Ford F-150 in Montana" who's going around shooting at people he thinks look like bigfoot? (Part 3 of the Podcast only content, begins at the 2:07:00 mark) 2018's best shows and films of the year, and a whole lot of overrated and bad shit, too. It's a whole thing and then some, and sure to be one of the only end of year lists that's actually fun to listen to. Oh, and Tom Waits is still the coolest person on the planet. Mollie’s Final PuhFooFuh Spotlight, Part 16 of 16: "Real Fan Dan", and asking what we've learned from all these PFUFA spotlights. (Part 4 of the Podcast only content, begins at the 3:12:00 mark) Michael's story about the 2009 film Dogtooth he finally got around to watching, and all with no spoilers.  Listing the best new music of 2018, including a few albums you have to absolutely listen to before you die. (see the full lists below) Wrapping up the year that was Cleveland Browns, Cavs and Indians, and acknowledging the insane reality that the Browns are our best hope for a championship in 2019. #Seriously All this and so much more on this episode of the Defend Cleveland Podcast. Enjoy~ Check out Lachlan MacKinnon’s best selling book, ‘Let Me Tell You A Story: Small Stories Of A Large Family’! Thank you to KidForce Pinball for sponsoring the podcast, 91.1-FM WRUW Cleveland for being home to the show, engineer extraordinaire Mollie Ames, and to the city that inspires us, Cleveland, Ohio. Your recommended listening for the week is any one of (or all) the albums Mike listed as the Best Music Of 2018 on this episode. If you need that list again, here you go: Caroline Says - No Fool Like An Old Fool, SOPHIE - Oil Of Every Pearl's Un-Insides, Marmuthones - Fear The Corner, Lay Llama - Thuban, Yonatan Gat - Universalists, Ed Schrader's Music Beat - Riddles,  Ty Segall - Freedom's Goblin, Julia Holter - Aviary, Kikagaku Moyo - Masana Temples, Anna Von Hauswolff - Dead Magic, Aqueduct Ensemble - Improvisations On An Apricot, Flasher - Constant Image, Bonnacons Of Doom, Flowers Must Die - Dar Blommer Dor, Noname - Room 25, Exek - Ahead Of Two Thoughts, Mike Uva - Lights Coming Up, Meg Baird and Mary Lattimore - Ghost Forrest, Mary Lattimore - Hundred Days (opening for Deerhunter at Mahall's), Jerry David Decicca - Time The Teacher, Jess Williamson - Cosmic Wink, Olden Yolk, Roy Montgomery - Suffuse, Snail Mail - Lush, Steve Hauschildt - Dissolvi, Container, Jessica Moss Entanglement, and Car Seat Headrest - Twin Fantasy.   And then the best of the best: Young Fathers - Cocoa Sugar, Jean Grae & Quelle Chris - Everything's Fine, Sleep - The Sciences, Anna & Elizabeth - the Invisible Comes To Us, Szun Waves - New Hymn To Freedom, and Low - Double Negative.   The intro and outro to Lachlan’s segment is the song “My Summer In Traction” by the band Ohio Civil War , and it’s used with permission.   A portion of the track "You Were Good" from the Mitch Hedberg album "Strategic Grill Locations" was used on this show without permission.

Oh Matador Records, you of your indie darlings and slack ingenues and legends scrawled upon the walls of rancid LA apartments...Matador, you're at it again. Welcome to the Hype Machine. With the release of Snail Mail's Lush, we teeter headfirst into the prodigious mind of Lindsay Jordan, who writes dually about love as social triviality and distant curiosity. Jordan, who cut her musical teeth in part under the ambitious watch of Mary Timony (Ex Hex/Wild Flag), may seem like she recalls a thing or two from the nineties. But let's be honest, that's not entirely true either. Raw honesty in part helped hatch the fervor to follow, but honesty will only get you so far. If it feels "like the same party every weekend," do you really want to go anymore? Let's Explore Snail Mail - Lush A Few Minutes With [**Clap Your Hands Say Yeah** - The Skin Of My Yellow Country Teeth][2] A Current Affair [**Alex Lahey** - Love You Like A Brother][3]

Alex Wain hosts as Clive and Michael Johnson discuss what they've been listening to. 2018 releases galore as usual and plenty of other discussions besides. It really is a rather splendid episode! Here's a list of all the albums discussed: Snail Mail - Lush (2018) Kanye West - Ye (2018) Kids See Ghosts - Self Titled (2018) Pusha T - Daytona (2018) Sleep - The Sciences (2018) DJ Koze - Knock Knock (2018) Ben Howard - Noonday Dream (2018) Please help our expansion efforts by telling your friends, following us on Twitter @StickAroundCast, liking us on www.facebook.com/StickAroundPodcast, and leaving us reviews on iTunes. We have a fancy website on stickaroundpodcast.com where you can find all our podcasts as well as our latest articles and reviews! You can get in contact with the show on Twitter, Facebook or you can e-mail us at stickaroundpodcast@gmail.com. There's also a handy web-form on stickaroundpodcast.com/contact if you'd rather do it that way! We'll read out (and answer) your questions and comments in the appropriate segment. Thanks everybody :)

This week we continue ask the question: what if all our favorite 90's bands were fronted by women? with Snail Mail, the indie rock moniker of 18 year old Lindsey Jordan. Link to music and reviews: https://www.theradiocurepod.com/blog/2018/6/26/snail-mail-lush-ep-73

Ladies are killing it in music this year and Snail Mail and Jorja Smith further prove this point. From indie rock to R&B, you won’t want to miss out on these new, rising artists. Plus the latest news and other great music you should check out. Join your hosts, Adam and John every week as they discuss the latest music while drinking copious amounts of coffee.

(12:36) J.I.D. - The Never Story (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqrtoFWglMY) (18:40) Snail Mail - Lush (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=s7tnTucP1UM) (22:32) Yoku’s Island Express (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-myLEJwAydw) (28:48) Incredibles 2 (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3606756/) (32:55) Capital Trail (https://www.virginiacapitaltrail.org/) (39:05) Girls Trip (https://www.imdb.com/title/tt3564472/) Followup and Footnotes Music Break: Serengeti - "Dennehy" (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=oqrtoFWglMY) garthbrookschrisgainescountdown.com (http://garthbrookschrisgainescountdown.com/) World Cup Soccer! (https://www.fifa.com/worldcup/) Hot Ones (https://www.youtube.com/user/FirstWeFeast) Desus and Mero (https://www.viceland.com/en_us/show/desus-and-mero) Oxygen Not Included (https://www.klei.com/games/oxygen-not-included) Prey (https://prey.bethesda.net/) Tiffany Haddish Took Will & Jada Pinkett Smith on a Groupon Swamp Tour (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=C2PneBztZ3g)

Walt Lilly is back again! Album discussed: Snail Mail - Lush

18-year-old Lindsey Jordan has been steadily gaining a growing following over the last few years and with Lush, she finally delivers her debut album, a master class in how to grow out of a DIY scene without losing any of the raw charm that turned heads in the first place.An album review by Steven Edelstone, read by Cap Blackard.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

All Songs Considered's Robin Hilton is joined by NPR Music's Ann Powers, Lyndsey McKenna, and Sidney Madden to talk about June 8's standout albums. Highlights include the candid, introspective rock of Snail Mail, the jazzy, laid-back R&B of British singer Jorja Smith, the sultry pop of Lykke Li, and more. Featured Albums: 1. River Whyless: Kindness, A Rebel 2. "Serpentwithfeet: Soil 3. Snail Mail: Lush 4. Dierks Bentley: The Mountain 5. Jorja Smith: Lost & Found 6. "Lykke Li: So Sad So Sexy. Other notable releases for June 8: Kanye West & Kid Cudi: Kids See Ghosts, Sugarland: Bigger, Angelique Kidjo: Remain In Light, Erin Rae: Putting On Airs, Lily Allen: No Shame, Ana Egge: White Tiger, Dave Matthews Band: Come Tomorrow, YOB: Our Raw Heart