Podcasts about Stef Chura

Nesse episódio tocamos: Avatar, Stuðlabandið, Molho Negro, Alterego, Queens of the Stone Age, Mastodon, Jerry Cantrell, The Chats, Kim Gordon, J Mascis, Alvvays, Ohtis, Stef Chura, Living Colour, MC Hariel, Luísa Sonza, Pabllo Vittar e Anitta.. Episódio 208 do Aperta O Play veiculado na WebRadio Mutante Rádio em 03/09/2022! Apresentação: Alexandre Okubo, Danilo Soares, Eduardo Ferreira e Pedro Paulo. Artwork by: Paulo Floriani.

dear livejournal, i’m not going to complain about what i want to complain about right now, but i’ll just say that i tested negative on day eleven and i just have a lingering cough. my already crappy lungs are pretty tired from all the coughing but i’m good. nice to be back in the world. happy to have shared this experience with more than half the population eh eh eh eh ehhhhhh. see you soon.DOWNLOAD RECORDINGsubscribe to the podcast here: http://feeds.feedburner.com/5432fun00:00 (intro by omar)00:20 Melenas “Ya no me importa” Ya no me importa si tu me quieres03:01 Alien Nosejob “Buffet Of Love” Buffet Of Love EP08:19 All Girls Arson Club “Dogs” Dark Fruits10:52 Clever Girls “Tomorrow” Luck13:26 Stef Chura “Scream” Midnight15:48 Half Shadow “Song for the Garden” At Home With My Candles19:52 Blonde Mom “Play Of Martyrdom” New Brute21:33 Oort Smog “Bright Empty Future” Smeared Pulse Transfers23:58 Pile “No Hands” Green and Gray28:38 Drahla “Serenity” Useless Coordinates31:01 Reptaliens “Baby Come Home” VALIS34:03 Scientific Maps “How I Dissolved” Warm Apparitions37:00 Ancient Pools “Sure Fine” Cosine39:47 Smileswithteeth “for” Care43:28 LLOLLYANNA “HoneyValle” Tarot Waltz EP45:12 QWAM “Everybody Wants To Watch” QWAM47:09 Tight Knit “Want You” Too Hot49:37 Rainham Sheds “You What” Rainham Sheds52:40 Gemma “Love Like (Knock It Off)” Feeling’s Not A Tempo

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sent $$$ this week to Lavender Angels in Sacramento.instagram.com/p/CSRdoronpLL“A queer-identity, antifascist affinity group focused on community safety and protection without policing. To support our work, it takes a community. It is a symbiotic relationship of a need that must be filled, and those who fill it. We currently operate our mutual aid water distros and our community defense patrols, where we provide KYR material, access to medical assistance and a myriad of other community defense tools. This work is expensive, but it’s necessary. Do your part, share donate and support to the cause. It takes all of us to keep us safe.”DOWNLOAD RECORDINGsubscribe to the podcast here: http://feeds.feedburner.com/5432fun(intro by omar)Lawn “Rats” Blood on the TracksItasca “Wet Meadow” Morning FlowerJo Passed “Millennial Trash Blues” Their Primetough boy “reflect” my friend, waterParlor Walls “Neuromancer” EXOThe Young Sinclairs “Dead End Street” This is the Young SinclairsStef Chura “Sour Honey” Degrees b/w Sour HoneyLisa/Liza “Encounters” Barn Coat EPBitchen Seahorse “Megalodon” Bitchyyyn Seahorse E.P. 2018Weird Radicals “Agoraphobic” Flight of FancyShamir “Room” RoomBaby Jessica “Where Body” Naked SolidarityPreening “PO Box” Greasetrap FrisbeeRob Magill “Love To Those Who Say!” From The Year 1842Ovef Ow “Hootie Hottie” Crash The PartyPurpur Spytt “A Fake Vision Of Me” Nitpick & SplitMan Made Hill “Garbage Police” FINGERTIPSecretary Legs “Windblown and Well Versed” Cool MythsNo thank you “Space To Grieve” All It Takes To Ruin It AllWomb “When the Night Breaks Up” Like Splitting the Head From the Body

New times slot, still chock full of 2 hours of the best of new music, including tracks from Strand Of Oaks, Slothrust, Colleen Green and four shiny new covers! Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′15″ Big Natural by Izzy True on Our Beautiful Baby World (Don Giovanni) 3′47″ Galacticana by Strand Of Oaks on In Heaven (Galacticana Records/Thirty Tigers) ⭐️ 12′16″ Gloria by Angel Olsen on Aisles (somethingcosmic) 16′43″ Just Like Honey by Annie on Neon Nights EP (Self Released) 19′05″ You've Got A Woman by Natalie Bergman and Beck on You've Got A Woman (Third Man) 22′26″ Good Time by Stef Chura on How Many More Times (Father/Daughter) 30′05″ Iowa by Slow Pulp on Deleted Scenes (Winspear) 33′16″ 18 Cigarettes by Ducks Ltd. on Modern Fiction (Carpark) 36′44″ One More For The Ocean by Slothrust on Parallel Timeline (Dangerbird) 40′17″ I Wanna Be A Dog by Colleen Green on Cool (Hardly Art) 50′09″ Wounds Of Love by Nation Of Language on A Way Forward (Self Released) 53′19″ I Go by Peggy Gou on I Go (Gudu) 59′19″ Weekend Run by Unknown Mortal Orchestra on Weekend Run (Jagjaguwar) 64′02″ Chaeri by Magdelena Bay on Mercurial World (Luminelle) 71′47″ One More Last One by Wednesday on Twin Plagues (Orindal) 74′47″ Bad Luck by Hater on Bad Luck (Fire) 79′04″ We Cannot Resist by Lump on Animal (Partisan/Chrysalis) 83′33″ In The Shade by Noun on In The Shade EP (Self Released) 87′21″ Stuck On Hold by Freezing Cold on Stuck On Hold (Self Released) 93′56″ Rae Street by Courtney Barnett on Things Take Time, Take Time (Mom + Pop/Marathon Artists) 98′13″ If I Believed In Love by Foxing on Draw Down The Moon (Grand Paradise / Hopeless) 101′38″ Took A Minute by Molly Burch on Romantic Images (Captured Tracks) 104′53″ Dance To You by Morly on 'Til I Start Speaking (Cascine) 108′47″ This Time by Nite Jewel on No Sun (Gloriette) 117′03″ Stronger by Janelle Monae on We The People Soundtrack (RCA) Check out the full archives on the website.

Kaija Straumanis pinch hits this week to talk about Céleste, about spray painting insults, the best forms of revenge, how to upend a system, and whether of not a good dad can be an alcoholic. This episode is a great prelude to one of the major plot points of the trilogy, so listen to this and get ready for next week . . . This week's music is "They'll Never" by Stef Chura. If you'd prefer to watch the conversation, you can find it on YouTube along with all our past episodes. You can join us on Thursday, June 3rd, ask questions, make comments, and correct inaccurate statements. Here's where you can find the complete reading schedule. Follow Open Letter, Chad Post, and Brian Wood for random thoughts and information about upcoming guests. Be sure to order Brian's book, Joytime Killbox, which is available at better bookstores everywhere thanks to BOA Editions. You can also support this podcast and all of Open Letter's activities by making a tax-deductible donation through the University of Rochester. The large image associated with this post is copyrighted by Ittmust.

Kaija Straumanis pinch hits this week to talk about Céleste, about spray painting insults, the best forms of revenge, how to upend a system, and whether of not a good dad can be an alcoholic. This episode is a great prelude to one of the major plot points of the trilogy, so listen to this and get ready for next week . . . This week's music is "They'll Never" by Stef Chura. If you'd prefer to watch the conversation, you can find it on YouTube along with all our past episodes. You can join us on Thursday, June 3rd, ask questions, make comments, and correct inaccurate statements. Here's where you can find the complete reading schedule. Follow Open Letter, Chad Post, and Brian Wood for random thoughts and information about upcoming guests. Be sure to order Brian's book, Joytime Killbox, which is available at better bookstores everywhere thanks to BOA Editions. You can also support this podcast and all of Open Letter's activities by making a tax-deductible donation through the University of Rochester. The large image associated with this post is copyrighted by Ittmust.

Anyone fancy some crime? Well there's loads of it this week in the latest retooling of the programme to be about something people are actually interested in. Plus a chat with the caped crusader, a rant about surnames and some quite rude words indeed. Music comes from Traits, Extinktion, The B-52s, Wilko Wilkes, TISM, Ohtis ft Stef Chura, Neil Innes, LaVern Baker, The Jam, Gil Scott-Heron, Roger Davies, My Life Story, Jake Thackray and more. Tracklist: TRAITS - "THE GOOD, THE BAD AND THE DOWNRIGHT UGLY" (Illuminate, 2018) https://traitsband.bandcamp.com EXTINKTION - "LOCKERS" (Single, 2021) https://extinktion.bandcamp.com THE B-52'S - "LEGAL TENDER" (Whammy, 1983) https://www.theb52s.com/ WILKO WILKES - "YOU CAN'T STOP TIME" (Single, 2021) https://wilkowilkes.com/ TISM - "(HE'LL NEVER BE AN) OLD MAN RIVER" (Machiavelli and The Four Seasons, 1995) https://www.facebook.com/tismforever OHTIS FT STEF CHURA - "SCHATZE" (Single, 2021) https://ohtis.bandcamp.com/album/schatze-b-w-failure NEIL INNES - "GOD IS LOVE" (Taking Off, 1977) https://neilinnes.media/ LAVERN BAKER - "BATMAN TO THE RESCUE" (Single, 1966) http://www.soulwalking.co.uk/LaVerne%20Baker.html THE JAM - "BATMAN THEME" (In The City, 1977) https://www.thejamofficial.com/ GIL SCOTT-HERON AND BRIAN JACKSON - "AINT SUCH THING AS SUPERMAN" (The First Minute of a New Day, 1975) https://open.spotify.com/artist/0kEfub5RzlZOB2zGomqVSU? ROGER DAVIES - "BRIGHOUSE ON A SATURDAY NIGHT" (The Busker, 2009) https://rogerdaviesmusic.com/ MY LIFE STORY - "SPARKLE" (The Golden Mile, 1997) https://twitter.com/mylifestoryuk JAKE THACKRAY - "LAH-DI-DAH" (Unreleased Recording, 1967) https://www.jakethackray.com/ KYLIE MINOGUE - "YOUR DISCO NEEDS YOU" (Light Years, 2000) https://www.kylie.com/

"Last week was so not great, I am glad for a new week and new music. Tracks from Young Winona, Born Ruffians, Landlady and more. Below you can find some useful information to support Asian communities. Anti-Asian Violence Resources 61 Ways to Donate in Support of Asian Communities from NY Mag 00:00 - Intro 02:14 - Shaky Cam - Another Michael 06:57 - Ambiguous Norway - Cassandra Jenkins 11:12 - Going - Horse & Wells 14:35 - Walk Above the City (feat. Maro) - The Paper Kites 18:27 - Parliament Hill - Smith & Burrows 21:40 - Mic Break 23:09 - Heat Wave - Born Ruffians 27:38 - Husha - Born Ruffians 32:00 - Symphony Space - Spiritualized 41:13 - Good Life - Haley K Turner 44:32 - Yours - Postdata 48:04 - Sunshowers - Yasmin Williams 52:13 - Mic Break 53:59 - Imaginary Conversation - Linda Smith 57:37 - Good Grief - Sad13 60:45 - Reunion - Samantha Crain 63:40 - Wake Up - Allison Langerak 67:38 - Down On Our Love - Malachi Vereen 71:47 - Portals - Katy Kirby 74:44 - Who Are You? - Ifeanyi Elswith 77:59 - Schatze - Ohtis (feat. Stef Chura) 81:14 - Mic Break 82:23 - Confess - Young Winona 85:46 - Sunshine - Landlady 89:23 - On A Roll - Balthazar 93:19 - Swinging Planet X - The Fleshtones 96:11 - The Ideal Buffet - Mo Douglas 99:53 - Outro 101:26 - Home - Kinlaw 103:59 - Run Home - Bill Jr. Jr. 111:00 - Let's Go Home - Sarah Mary Chadwick 114:35 - One For Mama - Shannen Moser 117:44 - End "

El episodio 13, el 3ero de la segunda temporada. Viene con una dosis de cinismo y rolas con muy buenas anécdotas.Tracks:Smoke It - The Dandy Warhols, Never Look Back - Night Beats, Robert Levon Been;Schatze - Ohtis, Stef Chura;No Love - Classic Park,Downtown - NEIL FRANCES,Disconnexion - La Femme,LoveLife - The Olson Brothers Band,Chismiten  - Mdou Moctar, Утонуть / Utonut - Molchat Doma,Links a la Playlist

Hello and welcome to the second series of Adventures in New Music, the podcast that listens to, and chats about, two brand spanking new records each week in an attempt to keep our fingers on the beating pulse of new music.Each week hosts Chris and Andy pick an album each from an artist that they haven't previously heard, and after a week of listening, report back with their thoughts on said albums, along with other music chat, banter and all round silliness.In episode one we chat about Welfare Jazz by Viagra Boys (Chris's choice) and Strange Boy by Kate Davis (Andy's choice).If you like what we do and you'd like to support the show please consider leaving us a review, or if you are feeling super generous you can support the show by buying us a coffee (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ainm)RELATED LINKSViagra Boys WebsiteAin't Nice - Viagra Boys (From Shrimp Sessions)In Spite Of Ourselves - Viagra Boys feat. Amy TaylorKate Davis WebsiteI'll Do Anything But Breakdance For Ya, Darling - Kate Davis (Live)...and Daniel Johnston's original trackOTHER BITS AND BOBSOver You - Aaron Frazer (official video)Kiwi Jr. WebsiteSchatze - Ohtis feat. Stef Chura (official video)Rabbit - Chaz and Dave (in case you fancy giving it a go)Dub Be Good To Me - Beats International Levi's 501 'Inside' commercial Don't forget we also have an official Adventures In New Music playlist, to which we add one track from each of our featured artists. Check it out to see which of Viagra Boys and Kate Davis tracks get the nod. The Adventures In New Music Playlist is available on the website or search Adventures In New Music 2021 on Spotify or Apple Music. Discovered a new artist or album you'd like to shout about? In a band we should be checking out? Just fancy getting in touch with us to say alreet? Please do so via the website or at adventuresinnewmusic@gmail.comFriend us up on the socials:InstagramFacebookAnd hit that subscribe button so we pop in your podcast inbox every Monday morning at 9am GMT.Next Week...Next weeks featured albums are Takasin by Radio Supernova and The Seven Foot Tall Post-Suicidal Feel Good Blues by Nancy. Have a listen to the albums and join us on next weeks adventure which will be released on Monday 1st March.Until then dear listeners, rave safe.Support the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/ainm)

"The Listening Booth and DJRePete tackle pandemic performances: 2020’s innovative live concerts, Arlo Parks swaps a tour for a virtual festival, and Laura Jane Grace optimistically planning a show next month in Phoenix. Tune in for a preview of some music off forthcoming albums by Xiu Xiu, Ohtis feat. Stef Chura, and Menahan Street Band. And hit up alt rock from Mounbeau, folk country via Brother Galen, and downbeat alt with Nigeria’s Femi Kuti. 00:00 - Mic Break 00:58 - Love Rollercoaster - Moonbeau 04:09 - Didn't Want It - Glitterer 05:41 - 6 Hard Truths - The Bottom Dollars feat. Cuni 09:53 - Junk - BOYO 12:35 - Unspoken Hopes - Stephen Chopek 15:42 - Giant Step, Small Leap - Holy Ship 19:02 - Heaven - K Michelle DuBois 21:41 - Schatze - Ohtis feat. Stef Chura 24:50 - Mic Break 26:04 - Bees and Bees and Bees - Brandi Ediss 27:33 - Post Office - Albertine Sarges 30:08 - The Girls - Albertine Sarges 34:26 - Money Lover - Henry Grant 36:49 - Stop The Hate - Femi Kuti 42:05 - Mic Break 43:09 - Too Good - Arlo Parks 46:41 - Portra 400 - Arlo Parks 49:27 - Free Facts - Branjae 52:07 - Clouds - INEZ feat. Clara Kent 55:50 - Robber - The Weather Station 61:05 - Midnight Morning - Menahan Street Band 63:58 - More U Know - Raf Rundell 68:05 - Mic Break 68:33 - Thinkin' Of You - Brother Galen 72:35 - Paws Off - H. Kink 74:53 - New Memory Box - Bonnie "Prince" Billy 77:49 - Come On - Little Shrine 80:34 - Queen of the Meadow - Malin Pettersen 84:07 - No Wings - Tenci 87:20 - Why Kant I Be You - Laura Jane Grace 89:47 - As I Wander - Bill Callahan 93:36 - Friends are Hard to Bury - Little Gold 96:07 - Mic Break 96:33 - Reason - Jordana 100:00 - Who Will You Choose - Snowgoose 103:44 - Going West With Secrets - The Baird Sisters 107:09 - Hard Drive - Cassandra Jenkins 112:27 - A Bottle of Rum - Xiu Xiu 115:22 - Mic Break 115:59 - Do You Understand (What Has Happened to You) - Slaughter Beach, Dog 120:38 - Finish "

132ª edición radiofónica del programa "Supersonidos x Carlos Bonet" que se emite cada jueves entre las 12 y las 13 horas en la emisora BN Mallorca Radio, 106.5 FM o en bnmallorca.com - (FREE APP). Vuelve al programa nuestro Hombre Bala, Sergio Sarrión, para hablarnos de bandas ya desaparecidas pero que vale la pena recordar, escucharemos a Los PIratas. Y como siempre repasamos las novedades musicales del panorama alternativo e independiente. TRACKLIST: HALLAN – HANDS UP TV PRIEST – THE BIG CURVE GRANDMAS HOUSE – ALWAYS HAPPY KINGS OF LEON – ECHOING TEENAGE FUNCLUB – I’M MORE INCLINED OHTIS, STEF CHURA – SCHATZE THE WEATHER STATION – ROBBER LOS PIRATAS - PROMESAS QUE NO VALEN NADA LOS PIRATAS - MI MATADERO CLANDESTINO LOS PIRATAS - AÑOS 80 LOS PIRATAS - COLORES STEREOLAB – HOUSEHOLD NAMES COMA – START/STOP/REWIND

Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ Breathe by Thyla on Breathe (LAB) 3′32″ Deliver Me From Wondering Why by Nation of Language on Deliver Me From Wondering Why (Self Released) 14′16″ Favor (ft. Phoebe Bridgers and Lucy Dacus) by Julien Baker on Little Oblivions (Matador) 18′29″ Holocene (ft Weyes Blood) by Zella Day on Holocene (Concord) 23′12″ Donkey Kong by Noods on Blush (Get Better) 26′09″ Vroom Vroom by Jenny Lewis & Serengeti on Vroom Vroom (Loves Way) 33′35″ Nothing Without You by Cloud Nothings on The Shadow I Remember (Carpark) 36′52″ Guest Room by Future Teens on Deliberately Alive EP (Take This To Heart) 40′15″ Dead Or Alive by Gender Roles on Dead Or Alive (Big Scary Monsters) 44′02″ One+One by Death From Above 1979 on Is 4 Lovers (Everything Eleven) 47′54″ CYHSY 2005 by Clap Your Hands Say Yeah on New Fragility (CYHSY) 56′25″ How Long by Palehound on How Long (Polyvinyl) 57′48″ Middle Child by Nervous Dater on Call In The Mess (Counter Intuitive) 61′47″ Hope by Arlo Parks on Collapsed In Sunbeams (Transgressive) 66′11″ Two by Flock Of Dimes on Head Of Roses (Sub Pop) 74′38″ Get High by Chet Faker on Get High (Detail) 78′10″ I'm Enough by Oscar Scheller on Boys Cry (Handle With Care) 81′25″ Grow Up To by Miss Grit on Imposter (Self Released) 86′10″ Schatze (ft Stef Chura) by Ohtis on Schatze (Saddle Creek) 91′00″ hold yourself. by Tune-Yards on sketchy. (4AD) 95′28″ About You by Moontype on Bodies Of Water (Born Yesterday) 97′48″ Cat On My Tongue by Sophia Kennedy on Monsters (City Slang) 101′24″ Someone Else by Deb Never on Someone Else (Moon Landing) 105′19″ These Kids We Knew by Rostam on These Kids We Knew (Matsor Projects) 109′21″ Florence by Adult Books on Garcian Urn (Taxi Gauche) 116′13″ It's Okay To Cry by SOPHIE on Oil Of Every Pearl's Un-Insides (MSMSMSM INC / Future Classic) Check out the full archives on the website.

"Arlo Parks long awaited debut solo album, Collapsed in Sunbeams, is finally out! We'll be listening to track today on the podcast . You'll also hear from Branjae, Jocelyn Mackenzie (founding member of Pearl and the Beard), Bobby T. Lewis, Brother Galen, Little Gold, K Michelle Dubois and more! Plus, you'll hear music from award winning steel pan player, Fimber Bravo's upcoming release, Lunar Tredd. Stay tuned! 00:00 - The Jaunt on BTR 00:45 - Assez Assez - Delgres 03:58 - More U Know - Raf Rundell 08:08 - Phantom Killer - Son Little 10:32 - Greenlight - Brocrisp feat. Summer Dregs 13:52 - Mango Leather - Jocelyn Mackenzie 16:16 - Far Away From You - Jordana 18:57 - Free Facts - Branjae 21:34 - Bluish - Arlo Parks 24:38 - The Jaunt on BTR 25:58 - Just My Luck - Gabriella Salvucci 29:44 - Take Your Time - Pearl Charles 33:26 - Trust - The Weather Station 38:18 - Full Mood - Sarah Mary Chadwick 42:28 - 4th of july - Hand Habits 45:19 - Purity - Aurora Aura 49:21 - The Jaunt on BTR 50:08 - Aging Out - Little Gold 54:34 - Bodies in a Line (Guitar Duet No. 3) - Andrew Thoreen 59:19 - The Old Highway - Brother Galen 63:27 - Fenwick's Art of Dying - Bobby T. Lewis 66:29 - Ham On White - Buck Meek 68:31 - The Jaunt on BTR 69:38 - Blackstrap - The Besnard Lakes 76:13 - Not On It - Mo Douglas 78:37 - Schatze - Ohtis (feat. Stef Chura) 81:51 - Firestar - K Michelle DuBois 85:31 - Phone Call - Hermitess 90:23 - Home - Pisha 94:51 - The Jaunt on BTR 95:20 - Look - Pom Poko 98:41 - Giant Step, Small Leap - Holy Ship 102:14 - Brothers - Teen Creeps 107:16 - I’ll Never Say - Dale Crover 111:01 - I’m More Inclined - Teenage Fanclub 114:21 - Meet Your Friends - We Are Joiners 116:29 - The Jaunt on BTR 117:28 - Can't Control Me - Fimber Bravo 122:19 - Finish "

👉 Cuando en la televisión llega el 4K... a iPOPFM lo hace el 4H!!! Las cuatro 'H's" aterrizan en la radio por excelencia. 👉 Cada jueves de 21 a 22 h tendréis la selección musical de Huge Hug. Una hora de música sin ninguna más pretensión que acompañar y que descubras himnos que las radios convencionales no se preocupan a regalarte. Cada semana haremos un monográfico a un grupo con tres o cuatro canciones de este, algún que otro clásico y aquellas bandas noveles que de aquí a un tiempo sonarán de lo lindo. Eclecticismo total, sin vínculos musicales, ni hashtags de género. Hide Hits vaya!!! Golpes musicales ocultos que no hacen daño, al contrario curan!! Tracklist: - DORSAL FINS - HIGH LOW (03:28) - DED RABBIT - ALL FIRED UP (03:11) - KING GIZZARD AND THE LIZARD WIZARD - PLASTIC BOOGIE (03:03) - EAGLES OF THE DEATH METAL - FAMILY AFFAIR (03:44) - JAGGED JAW - FOG (03:09) - PACO VERSAILLES - ALIVE (03:26) - JULIETTA - NOT TODAY (02:53) - STILL CORNERS - THE TRIP (06:14) - OTHIS - SCHATZE (FEAT. STEF CHURA) (03:16) - MEUTE - YOU & ME (FLUME REMIX) (05:29) - THE SOUND STATION - GIVE YOUR LOVIN’ TO ME (03:01) - WEAVES - HELP (02:48) - RUBBLEBUCKET - MICHELLE (04:58) - OF MONSTERS AND MEN - ELEONOR RIGBY (02:25) - FREEDOM FRY - PAPERBACK WRITER (02:33) - GEMS - IMAGINE(03:32)

1. Against the Day by Wolf Parade album “Thin Mind” (2020) 2. Fear of Failure by Sea Wolf Single (2020) 3. No Suggestions Here by Why Not Single (2020) 4. A Different Street by FKL album “Out of Tune” (2017) 5. Eyes Without A Face by Stef Chura album “Midnight” (2019) 6. Riding Solo by Hinds Single (2019) 7. Everlasting Nothing by Beck album “Hyperspace” (2019) Todas estas bandas son excelente!! Y esa es la razón por la cual todos deberían comprar su música. Si les gustan alguna de las bandas que suenan en este podcast pueden seguirlos en sus redes sociales. Entren a Amazon, Bandcamp, Spotify, o al lugar donde escuchan su música y compren sus álbumes. Revisen Online! Quizás alguna de ellas esta visitando tu ciudad! Asistan a sus conciertos y disfruten del show!! Recuerden!! Si no apoyamos a estos músicos va a ser muy difícil para ellos poder crear su música. Escucho Luego Existo sale todas las semanas por @noesfm Mas información en: https://noesfm.com/programas/ Gracias!!! Escucho Luego Existo All these bands are awesome!! That’s why you should buy their music! So, if you like any of the tracks we selected for this episode just follow these artists on Instagram and go to amazon, Bandcamp, Spotify, or any other place you have to listen to your music and buy their album. Go ahead and search online! Maybe one of them is in town for a live show. Buy tickets and enjoy their shows. Remember! If we don’t support them it will very very difficult for them to create! Go to our bio and click the link for listening to the podcast! Remember! Fresh shows every week at @noesfm More info at https://noesfm.com/programas/ Thanks!!! Escucho Luego Existo Instagram: @Elepodcast

In our second tour-chat with the podcast’s co-host, Chad, we’re continuing recounting his time in Stef Chura’s band last year, but this time, the story takes us across the pond: to Europe. Chad also talks about the close bonds forged with Chura as well as the ways in which his experience performing and touring with her inspired him. This episode opens up with an incredible Silver Jews cover that Chura recorded late last year, after the passing of David Berman (recorded by Stocker, with him on the bass). https://stefchuraband.bandcamp.com/track/how-to-rent-a-room http://stefchura.com/ There's also some more from the live set that Chura and the band performed at KEXP at the end of this one: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nEFlbuod0Lk and more from the band Chad’s currently recording with: https://thehighstrungmusic.com/

Ideas Adrift Cohost & Engineer Chad Stocker had quite a first run when he went back out on the road. He was the bassist for singer/songwriter Stef Chura's band for the past year and in this episode, he recounts his first leg (both the East Coast and the West Coast), of a major tour, wherein he particularly quantifies his perspectives on the experience of touring today, versus 12-15 years ago when he was hitting the road rather intensely with The High Strung. This episode opens with a live recording of Stef Chura's band with Chad on bass, performing for KEXP in Seattle. https://www.kexp.org/sessions/archive/stef-chura-live-on-kexp-recorded-august-1-2019/ / http://stefchura.com/ https://thehighstrungmusic.com/

Detroit-based artist Stef Chura teamed up with Car Seat Headrest's Will Toledo to produce her sophomore LP, Midnight. The result is full of satisfying guitar riffs, cathartic expressions of anger, and Chura's distinctive vocals front and center. Cheryl Waters hosts in the KEXP Live Room. Recorded 08/01/2019. 4 songs - They'll Never, Scream, 3D Girl, Sincerely Yours. Support the show.

Retour en force pour votre émission et vos deux animateurs qui vous proposent des nouveautés de Jay Som, Jérôme Minière, Thom Yorke, Chelsea Wolfe, Stef Chura, Archive, Purple Mountains, black midi, King Gizzard et plusieurs autres. Au total, une vingtaine de nouvelles pièces rock qui vous feront dire: Bon dieu, le rock est loin d'être mort! BONUS: on a eu droit à la visite en studio de deux légendes: Plume Latraverse et ... Fernand Gignac!

What's Jim been digging lately? Rock 'n' roll by Titus Andronicus, Stef Chura and New Swears. Plus, we play a Lou Reed cover by Karen O. and Danger Mouse. Intern Sam Lisker and Mike Snider join in the fun. Subscribe to Rockin' the Suburbs on Apple Podcasts/iTunes or other podcast platforms, including audioBoom, Spotify, Google Play, SoundCloud, Stitcher and TuneIn. Or listen at SuburbsPod.com (http://suburbspod.com/) . Please rate/review the show on Apple Podcasts/iTunes and share it with your friends. Become a Rockin' the Suburbs patron - support the show and get bonus content - at Patreon.com/suburbspod (http://patreon.com/suburbspod) Visit our website at SuburbsPod.com (http://suburbspod.com/) Email Jim & Patrick at rock@suburbspod.com Follow us on the Twitter, Facebook or Instagram @suburbspod If you're glad or sad or high, call the Suburban Party Line — 612-440-1984. Theme music by Quartjar. Visit quartjar42.com (http://quartjar42.com/) (c) 2019, Artie S. Industries LLC

Let's get this week rolling... Stef Chura / illustration by Bryan Bruchman Pip Blom / illustration by Bryan Bruchman French Vanilla / illustration by Bryan Bruchman 00:00 - DJ Emily 01:44 - Bottle It Up - Jade Jackson 04:30 - Brother - The Rural Alberta Advantage 07:55 - Places, Everyone - Matt Weidauer 12:01 - All For Not - Beachwood 15:46 - No Weekend - Madeline Kenney 18:43 - Haunted House - Sir Baby Girl 22:41 - Wonder in A Bottle - Madeline Kassen 25:20 - DJ Emily 26:28 - Bedhead - Pip Blom 30:20 - Move Along, Move Ahead - French Vanilla 33:40 - Call Me Snowflake - Middle Kids 37:40 - Killer - Palehound 41:47 - One of Many - Summer Cannibals 45:57 - Fade - Doug Tuttle 49:55 - Water - Sadgirl 54:05 - Miami - Cate Le Bon 59:20 - Stay With Me - Hatchie 63:56 - DJ Emily 64:52 - 3D Girl - Stef Chura 68:41 - All I Do Is Lie - Stef Chura 74:18 - DJ Emily 74:38 - Ribboned Skies - Night Moves 80:51 - The Ever Turning Wheel - The Soft Cavalry 87:43 - Where Did I Go - Richard Reed Perry 96:06 - Rover - Necking 99:35 - Baby Chiffon - Oceans of The Moon 104:34 - DJ Emily 105:26 - Sun Spots - Sarah Bethe Nelson 110:13 - To Be Continued - Sarah Bethe Nelson 113:46 - Finish

Stef Chura gets all the heart eyes. 00:00 - DJ Emily 01:10 - Tired - Pip Blom 04:33 - Protective - French Vanilla 07:41 - Big Softy - Middle Kids 11:37 - Sneakers - Palehound 13:49 - Into Gold - Summer Cannibals 17:35 - DJ Emily 18:18 - In This World Alone - Doug Tuttle 21:22 - Avalon - Sadgirl 24:50 - Home To You - Cate Le Bon 30:12 - Unwanted Guest - Hatchie 34:53 - DJ Emily 35:44 - Sweet Sweet Midnight - Stef Chura 41:13 - Finish

Stef Chura is a singer-songwriter from Michigan who brings a new and more mature sound to her sophomore album, "Midnight," with the help of producer Will Toledo of Car Seat Headrest. We discuss the record in-depth in episode #109 of "For the Record."

Stef Chura is a singer-songwriter from Michigan who brings a new and more mature sound to her sophomore album, "Midnight," with the help of producer Will Toledo of Car Seat Headrest. We discuss the record in-depth in episode #109 of "For the Record."

An all-female post-4th of July celebration. 00:00 - DJ Emily 01:11 - A Fine Colour - Kassi Valazza 06:20 - Low Expectations - Zoe Boekbinder 09:39 - Old Town - Say Sue Me 13:28 - Good Guy - Mini Dresses 17:35 - Nobody Comes Around Here - Lucy Rose 21:12 - DJ Emily 21:51 - Jumpin' Jack - Stef Chura 24:22 - Method Man - Stef Chura 27:25 - Degrees - Stef Chura 32:45 - 3D Girl - Stef Chura 36:35 - All I Do Is Lie - Stef Chura 42:12 - DJ Emily 42:46 - Staying In - Juliana Hatfield 46:35 - Fare Thee Well - Jessica Pratt 50:36 - When The Family Flies In - Julia Jacklin 54:30 - DJ Emily 55:14 - Countryside - Charlie Marie 58:22 - Finish

It's a day packed full of new music! Pip Blom / illustration by Bryan Bruchman Gemma / illustration by Bryan Bruchman Middle Kids – New Songs For Old Problems 00:00 - DJ Emily 01:20 - Love Yourself - Sufjan Stevens 04:50 - Fearless - Dressy Bessy 09:03 - Sunny Day - Mexico City Blonde 13:38 - All I Do Is Lie - Stef Chura 19:17 - DJ Emily 19:48 - Life's Too Short - Sacred Paws 23:28 - Breakfast - An Horse 27:09 - Dancers - Plaid 32:04 - The Ocean - Sad Girl 35:59 - Plastic Love - Divino Nino 39:59 - Good News - Fauvely 42:50 - Bobby - Air Review 48:23 - Killer - Palehound 52:31 - I Agree - Thee Oh Sees 55:10 - DJ Emily 55:47 - Asked & Answered - Apex Manor 59:54 - Clovers - Barrie 64:06 - Big Softy - Middle Kids 68:03 - This Is Your Life - Hannah Cohen 72:15 - Orchard - The Glow 76:22 - DJ Emily 76:46 - Suddenly - French Vanilla 80:09 - Magnificent Gestures - Cate Le Bon 85:10 - 'Til We Lose The Feeling - Gemma 90:00 - Monster . Haybaby 95:04 - My Mother Tells Me - Haybaby 100:48 - DJ Emily 101:35 - Tinfoil - Pip Blom 105:55 - Say It - Pip Blom 110:37 - Finish

Put some color into your ears and your life with DJ Cheryl Waters’ mix, featuring vibrant new songs from Just Mustard, Stef Chura, and Charly Bliss. 1. Just Mustard - Frank 2. Alex Lahey - Don't Be So Hard On Yourself 3. Supercrush - I've Been Around 4. Jay Som - Superbike 5. Minor Poet - Tropic of Cancer 6. Mac DeMarco - On The Square 7. Black Pumas - Colors 8. Orville Peck - Turn To Hate 9. Charly Bliss - Chatroom 10. Altin Gün - Süpürgesi Yoncadan 11. J. Robbins - Un-Becoming 12. Stef Chura - Sweet Sweet Midnight (feat. Will Toledo) 13. The Muckers - This Town Will Drag Us Down 14. The Murlocs - Manic Candid Episode 15. Boundaries - Forgiver

On this episode of Creative Spectator, resident music nerd Ben answers random listener questions, has his music-lovin' soul saved by Sharon Van Etten and Batts, and sings the praises of Horace Bones, Stef Chura, and Tim Heidecker.    Creative Spectator Podcast Playlist 2019  https://itunes.apple.com/au/playlist/creative-spectator-podcast-playlist-2019/pl.u-r2yBDbkFJljkRv    Music Credits  Intro  Fish Newark and Die by High Times  https://store.southerncitylab.net/track/fish-newark-and-die  https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/    Questions Transition  She by Southern City‘s Lab  https://store.southerncitylab.net/track/she  https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/3.0/    Albums Transition  The Great Break-Off by The Insider  https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-sa/3.0/  http://freemusicarchive.org/music/The_Insider/Alls_Fair_in_Love_of_Wax/the_insider_-_09_-_the_great_break-off 

The Ear Buds chat Song of the Summer 2019, DJ Khaled taking an 'L', and two new albums from Stef Chura and Denzel Curry. Lastly, we hop on the mic with Mystery Friends, an up and coming dance rock band from DC to discuss the behind the scenes of making your first album.

This week we are joined by Sophie Patka, the Program Director of WCDB Albany 90.9FM, the college radio station Eric and Eli had shows on years ago. We talk to Sophie about new music from Haybaby, Palehound, and Stef Chura. Plus, Sophie opens up the discussion of music as political media, and the elitism between genres.

Chad and Tom are joined by Mark Haber from Brazos Bookstore and author of the forthcoming Reinhardt's Garden (October 1, Coffee House Press). They talk a bit about Translation Bread Loaf (two thumbs up) and about a special poster for anyone who buys the First 100 from Open Letter, before trying their best to breakdown a nonsensical metaphor that Chad heard at this weekend's The Ladder Literary Conference. They also talk about Reinhardt's Garden, Mark's influences, the voice of the main character, and Chad's "Five Tools for Authors" post. (Also: See the "Five Tools for Translators.") Then, they recommend a slew of books to check out: Hold Fast Your Crown by Yannick Haenel, trans. by Teresa Lavender Fagan Riots I Have Known by Ryan Chapman  The Remainder by Alia Trabucco Zerán, trans. by Sophie Hughes The Incompletes by Sergio Chejfec, trans. by Heather Cleary The Dreamed Part by Rodrigo Fresán, trans. by Will Vanderhyden Baron Wenckheim's Homecoming by László Krasznahorkai, trans. by Ottilie Mulzet "The Revised Boy Scout Manual" by William S. Burroughs  Time Is the Thing a Body Moves Through by T Fleischmann Axiomatic by Maria Tumarkin Banshee by Rachel DeWoskin Feeble Minded by Ariana Harwicz, trans. by Annie McDermott and Carolina Orloff The Man Who Saw Everything by Deborah Levy The Promise and Forgotten Journey by Silvina Ocampo, trans. by Suzanne Jill Levine, Jessica Powell, and Katie Lateef-Jan Monsterhuman by Kjersti Skomsvold, trans. by Becky Crook That Other World: Nabokov and the Puzzle of Exile by Azar Nafisi, trans. by Lotfali Khonji Nikolai Nikolaevich and Camouflage by Yuz Aleshkovsky, trans. by Duffield White Anatomy. Melancholy. by Edy Poppy The MVP Machine by Ben Lindbergh and Travis Sawchik  This week's intro music is "Scream" by Stef Chura, and the outro music is "Sweet Sweet Midnight" from the same album, but featuring Will Toledo of Car Seat Headrest.  As always, feel free to send any and all comments or questions to: threepercentpodcast@gmail.com. Also, if there are articles you’d like us to read and analyze (or just make fun of), send those along as well. And if you like the podcast, tell a friend and rate us or leave a review on iTunes! You can also follow Open Letter, Riffraff, and Chad and on Twitter and Instagram (OL, Riffraff, Chad) for book and baseball talk. If you don’t already subscribe to the Three Percent Podcast you can find us on iTunes, Stitcher, and other places. Or you can always subscribe by adding our feed directly into your favorite podcast app: http://threepercent.libsyn.com/rss

Our shortlist for the best new albums out on June 7 includes the roots-rock duo Ida Mae, new gospel from disco legend Gloria Gaynor, the ruminative rock of Palehound, Santana, Stef Chura and more. FEATURED ALBUMS: 1. Ida Mae: Chasing Light; 2. Jamie Cullum: Taller; 3. Gloria Gaynor: Testimony; 4. Santana: Africa Speaks; 5. Jake Xerxes Fussell: Out of Sight; 6. Jon Mueller: Canto; 7. Palehound: Black Friday; 8. Stef Chura: Midnight. OTHER NOTABLE RELEASES FOR JUNE 7: Aurora: A Different Kind of Human; Avicii: Tim; Bob Dylan: The Rolling Thunder Review - The 1975 Live Recordings; Cave In: Final Transmission; Dylan Leblanc: Renegade; Earthen Sea: Grass and Trees; Future: Save Me; Jonas Brothers: Happiness Begins; Neil Young: Tuscaloosa; Perry Farrell: Kind Heaven; Rickie Lee Jones: KICKS; Silversun Pickups: Widow's Weeds; Yeasayer: Erotic Returns; Tim Heidecker: What the Brokenhearted Do.

Stef Chura - Method Man - from the 2019 album Midnight on Saddle Creek.Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

"Love is Sleazy."The boys catch up and fill each other in on their lives. Luke tells a creepy story involving the movie Us, Brian recaps his experience seeing Hamilton and going to a Robyn concert, cha boiyzz discuss about March Madness and fill out their brackets for Name of the Year. Luke asks Brian when he stopped liking good things and then get into a debate about the merits of different bands and tv shows. The talk about music having soul vs. technical proficiency and Luke opens up about overcoming his insecurities about dancing.They talk about the importance of empathy and play their best lineup of songs yet, with each of them playing a song from their favorite album of the year (so far).Songs played in "Love is Sleazy":Channel Tres - Brilliant N** out now on GODMODEVampire Weekend - Harmony Hall from Father of the Bride out May 3rd on Spring SnowStef Chura - Method Man from Midnight out June 7th on Saddle Creek RecordsJR JR - Big Bear Mountain from Invocations/Conversations out May 31st on Luv Is EZ RecordsNilufer Yanya - Paradise from Miss Universe out now on ATO RecordsKishi Bashi - Summer of '42 from Omoiyari out May 31st on Joyful Noise

Welcome to EP24- The Jack Bauer episode! Errr... maybe not? In this episode Pete The Cat is still a little terrified of his new room mate. Tristan throws some typical hipster doofus shade at The Oscars. Mick's bday week celebration continues, there's pineapples! For our album introspective we unpack the myriad confessional layers of Tyler The Creator's surprisingly earnest 2017 album Flower Boy. For movie time with Tristan and Mick we watch the vividly eye popping- and with a heart of gold- 2006 film The Fall. New and Noteworthy music from Empath, Stef Chura, Benny Sings, and Bjarki. As always, if you like what you hear subscribe on iTunes and don't forget to toss out a rating. To listen to all the tracks we discuss in this episode search Beats On Repeat in Apple Music for all our ep playlists. For more content from the show follow us on Instagram and Facebook. Thanks for listening and have a great day!

Gigs, Guitars and Gender is a podcast that aims to explore the role gender plays in five music scenes across the United States Midwest. Host Abby Jeffers travels to Detroit, Indianapolis, Pittsburgh, Philadelphia and Columbus to talk to musicians in each city about their experiences with gender. This episode centers on the music scene in Detroit, Michigan, and Abby met with indie rocker Stef Chura to talk tokenization, feminist punk duo GIRL FIGHT to talk representation in rock and rapper Tiny Jag to talk materialism in the Detroit rap scene. Stef Chura Song used: Degrees Twitter Instagram Facebook GIRL FIGHT Song used: My Own God Instagram Facebook Tiny Jag Song used: Riding Twitter Instagram Thank you to Ohio University and the Cutler Scholars Program for helping provide the funds to make this project possible. Support Gigs, Guitars and Gender by donating to the tip jar: https://tips.pinecast.com/jar/gigs-guitars-and-gender Find out more on the Gigs, Guitars and Gender website.

This season, More Perfect is taking its camera lens off the Supreme Court and zooming in on the words of the people: the 27 amendments that We The People have made to our Constitution. We're taking on these 27 amendments both in song and in story. This episode is best listened to alongside 27: The Most Perfect Album, an entire album (an ALBUM!) and digital experience of original music and art inspired by the 27 Amendments. Think of these episodes as the audio liner notes. This week, More Perfect takes a look at three amendments on the more obscure end of the spectrum. The 12th, 17th, and 20th Amendments made fine-tune adjustments to the way we pick our leaders. More Perfect is here to prove these three are more interesting than you think they are. For starters, the 12th Amendment is the secret star of the hit musical Hamilton. The Election of 1800 and the kerfuffle between Aaron Burr and Thomas Jefferson was one of the reasons we passed the 12th Amendment, which made it so that presidential and vice presidential candidates run alongside each other on a single ticket. It was meant to avoid awkward situations where political opponents suddenly had to be partners in government. But Radiolab's Rachael Cusick reflects on the Clinton-Trump race and the ways the 12th Amendment may have polarized politics. Then, listen to Octopus Project's original song about the 12th Amendment.   The idea for the 20th Amendment, which shortened the "lame duck" period for outgoing presidents and members of Congress, was first proposed around the same time as the 12th, but it took years to get political momentum to pass it. That momentum came in part from infamous president, Warren G. Harding, whose missteps ignited a movement to pass it. Huey Supreme wrote an original song about the 20th Amendment from the perspective of a lame duck. Then, More Perfect skips back to the 17th Amendment, which made the election of U.S. senators more democratic. Our state legislatures used to hand-pick Senators, but the 17th made it so the people elect their Senators directly. More Perfect reflects on whether direct democracy is all it's cracked up to be. Listen to original songs about the 17th amendment by Stef Chura and Donny Dinero (of Mail the Horse).  

In this episode, Ian is joined by his co-host Michael Law and Producer David Beck to discuss new releases from The Craig Brown Band, Anna Burch, and Bonny Doon. All three acts call Detroit, Michigan home which they share with our interviewee for the episode, Stef Chura. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/no-static-at-all/support

Rick Weaver, Jenzeits, Gimungo, Joe Limbus, 555, American Landscape Painting, Michael Hix, Action/Discipline, death's dynamic shroud.wmv, Smellycat, Takahiro Mukai, International Debris, Stef Chura, and Kronos Quartet.

Rick Weaver, Jenzeits, Gimungo, Joe Limbus, 555, American Landscape Painting, Michael Hix, Action/Discipline, death's dynamic shroud.wmv, Smellycat, Takahiro Mukai, International Debris, Stef Chura, and Kronos Quartet.

Homegrown talent garners national attention.

Detroit music journalist Jeff Milo serves up a list of can't miss local shows for February 3rd & 4th