Podcast appearances and mentions of Steve Von Till

Magnus och Heavy Undergrounds redaktionsmedlem Emil Gustavsson pratar om Steve Von Till med utgångspunkt i hans nya skiva "Alone in a world of wounds". Det blir prat om både den, Harvestman och Neurosis och så försöker vi sätta fingret på vari hans storhet som musiker och människa ligger. Låter det nördigt? Så bra. För det är det. 

Steve Von Till is the guest in this international edition of Heavy Undergrounds podcast. In a lengthy talk with host Magnus Tannergren he speaks about his new album “Alone in a world of wounds”, the creative forces in his life, his voice, about getting older, Harvestman, doubts, spirituality, nature, about living in northern Idaho and how dark music can bring light into someone's life.  You don't want to miss this one.

In terms of Steve Von Till's musical output, this year has been all about Harvestman. The three parts of ‘Triptych', by far his most ambitious project under that guise, were annouced as set to be released via Neurot Recordings on three of 2024's full moons – April 23rd's Pink Moon, July 21st's Buck Moon, and October 17th's Hunter Moon. So, in anticipation of the conclusion of the full piece with 'Triptych: Part Three' coming out in a few days, we sat down with Steve for a great conversation about this endeavour, and we were treated to a full guided tour beyond the veil of this remarkable artist's creative process.

Keith sits down with Steve Von Till to discuss his intro to metal, punk and hardcore, early musical influences, joining Neurosis and the early days of the band, living in San Francisco and how Steve ended up moving to northern Idaho. We also discuss Steve's solo LP "No Wilderness Deep Enough" and the new creative approach he took with the record, Harvestman, the history of the project, Harvestman's Triptych series of LP's, Steve's label Neurot Recordings, the inner workings of the label, Steve's creative process, what's next for Harvestman, his upcoming solo LP and more.

On this episode of Metal on Metal, we sat down with Steve Von Till. Steve is an American based songwriter known for his solo albums, his ambient/drone project Harvestman, and as a member of Neurosis. In this interview, we discuss his latest Harvestman albumTriptych: Part One. We also discuss community radio, country music, DIY work ethic, and Fleetwood Mac. Links mentioned in this episode: https://harvestman.bandcamp.com/album/triptych-part-one https://www.vontill.org/ https://stevevontill.bandcamp.com/ This podcast is hosted by ZenCast.fm

Robert Saler is an Associate Dean for Evaluation and Assessment, Associate Professor of Theology and Culture, and Executive Director of the Center for Pastoral Excellence and the Lilly Endowment Clergy Renewal Program at the Christian Theological Seminary in Indianapolis. Robert is also an author and theologian who specialises in the intersection of faith and modern society, covering pastoral sabbaticals, theology of the cross, and religion's role in today's culture. Steve Von Till from Neurosis introduced me to Robert, an opportunity I'm thankful for, as I've been eager to find a guest who resides at an intersection of extreme metal and faith for the show.  It'd be tempting to say this is a different guest from what you are used to, but that isn't true. I was the first journalist to contact Stuart Anstis, who blew the lid off the popular narratives surrounding Cradle of Filth. I'm the only person to interview Trey from Morbid Angel's mother. Across 800 other episodes of the show, you have become familiar with my technique of allowing the guest to brooch topics across all social, political and religious contexts.  But this conversation goes beyond typical discussions of faith; it's a deep exploration into his path to spirituality, ministry, and scholarly work in theology. I hope this is the first of many insightful discussions with Robert. 

Steve Von Till peels back the layers of his new Harvestman release, Triptych: Part One, revealing the genesis of its captivating opening track, "Psilosynth." Steve discusses the creative process as he intricately integrates guitars, percussion, and synths into a cohesive sonic tapestry, guiding listeners into meditative states of consciousness. He also explores the celestial significance of coordinating the album series' release with specific full moons and how ancient sites, folklore, and ancestral resonance infuse the sonic landscapes of Triptych. Steve sheds light on the significance of the title "Triptych". He reflects on Henry Hablak's artwork as a visual representation of the auditory journey and his hopes for listeners' takeaway from Triptych: Part One. Additionally, he reflects on Neurosis' monumental album, Through Silver in Blood, exploring its enduring influence on today's extreme metal landscape and the pivotal role he played in shaping its sound. https://www.vontill.org/

this episode is sponsored by Betterhelp.com/TheBarnIn 2024, HARVESTMAN, the brainchild of Neurosis' Steve Von Till, embarks on its most ambitious journey yet with the release of Triptych, a three-part album project set to coincide with three full moons throughout the year. With the first installment, Triptych: Part One, set to drop this Tuesday, April 23rd on the Pink Moon via Neurot Recordings, Steve was a recent guest on the Vulgar Display of Podcast in which he talks about the album and creative process.Triptych represents Von Till's exploration of a unique musical approach, weaving together diverse influences and musical elements into a cohesive tapestry that resonates with ancestral echoes. Recorded and mixed at The Crow's Nest in North Idaho, Von Till employs an array of instruments and techniques, including guitars, synths, percussion, and more, to craft each movement with meticulous care.Here are the visualizers for both "Psilosynth" and "Give Your Heart To The Hawk".Part One features guest contributions from luminaries such as Dave French of Yob, Al Cisneros of Sleep and OM fame, and John Goff of Cascadia Bagpiper. With masterful mastering by James Plotkin and striking artwork by Henry Hablak, Triptych: Part One is set to be released on various formats, including LP, CD, and digital platforms, with a special Bone White + Black Galaxy Effect vinyl variant packaged in a unique dub style jacket.At its core, Triptych is a testament to Von Till's deep engagement with the musical lineage that precedes him, offering a glimpse into the primordial forces that shape our collective consciousness. Drawing inspiration from ancient sites and folklore, Triptych is a sonic meditation on the enduring otherworldliness that resides within us all. Triptych invites us to transcend the constraints of time and immerse ourselves in a world where music becomes a portal to the sublime.With Triptych: Part One set to launch on April 23rd, HARVESTMAN invites us to join them on a voyage of sonic discovery, where the boundaries between reality and imagination blur, and where the echoes of the past reverberate into the future.www.betterhelp.com/TheBarnhttp://www.betterhelp.com/TheBarn www.BetterHelp.com/TheBarnhttp://www.betterhelp.com/TheBarn http://www.betterhelp.com/TheBarnThis episode is sponsored by www.betterhelp.com/TheBarn and presented to you by The Barn Media Group.

Welcome to Tape Op's DISCussion, where we call our friends and music community notables to talk about their favorite records. For this episode Larry Crane chats with Steve Von Till from Neurosis about Brian Eno's album Ambient 4: On Land. Enjoy! Sponsered by AKG-JBL https://www.akg.co

Welcome to Tape Op's DISCussion, where we call our friends and music community notables to talk about their favorite records. For this episode Larry Crane chats with Steve Von Till from Neurosis about Brian Eno's album Ambient 4: On Land. Enjoy! Sponsered by AKG-JBL https://www.akg.co

As we said before, we want to give you something special in this run of interviews and this interview with Steve von Till is really something special, because Steve sat down and thought for himself which ten records could define Neurot Recordings best for him. And he came up with a really mighty list: Great Falls, Deafkids, UFOMAMMUT, YOB, Amenra, Kowloon Walled City, Grails, Justin K. Broadrick's FINAL, Vágtázó Halottkémek and Zeni Geva! What a list! We talked about these records and also used these as starting points to talk about other Neurot releases and artists! Enjoy this interview and make sure to come back tomorrow for another amazing interview!

No Wilderness Deep Enough was surely a different record for Steve von Till - as he also points out in this interview. Wait - interview with Von Till? Yes! We were very fortunate to talk to the man himself, a mere 14 hours before he left for Europe where he will be touring for several weeks starting on Thursday, July 27, in Krakow. When listening to the record one surely noticed right away how different this record was from earlier SvT records such as As The Crow Flies or A Grave is a Grim Horse - for it basically didn't feature any track with a centerstage guitar line. Even more, the record wasn't conceived on the guitar. No the tracks came into being in a very important surrounding for von Till and their core was done in a very different way. Want to know more? More about that and what we can expect on the upcoming tour? About his opinion of Mark Lanegan and David Eugene Edwards? Ólafur Arnalds and Jóhann Jóhannsson? Then check out this interview!

Steve Von Till kan vara en av de mest intensiva människor jag mött under alla år jag intervjuat musiker. Ingen pratar om sin musik som han gör. Den är som en religion eller ren energi för honom och det är fascinerande att lyssna på.  Här kommer två intervjuer som gjordes innan Scott Kelly försvann ur bandet och handlar om Neurosis, hans soloskivor, skivbolaget Neurot och mycket mer. Den ena gjord på telefon 2015 och den andra 2017 på plats i Neurosis turnébuss i Stockholm.  

Steve Von Till is an American musician, songwriter, educator, and poet.  He is best known as a singer and guitarist in the highly influential and genre defying collective, Neurosis, which has been credited with changing the face of heavy music over the last 35 years.   Since 1999 Von Till has composed and recorded five solo albums of his unique style of sonic composition. Under the guise of his alter ego, Harvestman, Von Till has recorded several rural psych albums including the film score for the Italian thriller, H2Odio.   He oversees the fiercely independent record label, Neurot Recordings, from a pole barn outside his home in the forests of North Idaho where he also teaches elementary school. Harvestman: 23 Untitled Poems and Collected Lyrics, released in 2020 is his first book of published poetry.  Jeff and I had the privilege to speak with Steve on the heels of a European tour beginning in August. We speak to Steve about his touring band and plunge into an extended history of the present and past. In a very organic dialogue, we learn about his early years as a serious tape trader and zine owner. Focusing on his two favorite bands from the mid-80s, Neurosis and Christ on Parade, Steve tells us the story of how he met Dave Edwardson and joined his dream band in 1989. He shares many stories, and we soon realize we are all huge music nerds. We then have a fascinating discussion of the meaning of the drone and what Brian Eno recently described as the power of surrender in ambient music. Steve shares how surrender has long been central to his own creative process as part of Neurosis and his solo works. Along the way, we listen to music from Neurosis keyboards and electronics wizard, Noah Lands' new band Tension Span's incredible record "The Future Died Yesterday" released on Neurot Recordings in 2022. We also listen to "Trial" by Tribes of Neurot, a song with deep and profound meaning to Jeff. And end on a crescendo when Jeff asks Steve about the Hungarian cosmic sound geniuses, Galloping Corners—a band that Jeff holds near and dear. Steve shares an unforgettable story recording with the Galloping Corners vocalist, Grandpierre Attila, during a late night session after Neurosis played with the legendary band in Budapest.

John Goff, also known as Cascadia Bagpiper, has been a professional bagpiper since 1984. Originally from San Diego, he currently resides in the Pacific Northwest and plays memorials, funerals, weddings, and various celebrations. John is also an experimental musician, playing guitar, synthesizer and bagpipes with a wide range of musicians including Crash Worship, Neurosis, Merzbow, Steve Von Till, and NØISE, a collaboration with artist Shepard Fairey. In this episode, John shares a few of his many anecdotes, experiences and insights as an experimental musician turned professional bagpiper. We also get a brief history of the instrument, the outfit and the journey that landed him in this vocation. Long time pals Joe and John get a chance to catch up, hear some fruits of their collaborations and they revisit the time Vincent Gallo visited John at his Portland home. This ep is supported Native Instruments. Use code "podcast" to get 50% off Komplete 14 Select, visit https://www.native-instruments.com/en/ This ep is also supported by Izotope. Use code "fret10" to receive your software discount at https://www.izotope.com/ https://www.cascadiabagpiper.com/ http://www.noiseproject.com/

Der Redestein liegt bei Nils... und er bringt das dritte Album von Steve von Till mit. Was wohl die anderen Herren zu "Grave is a Grim Horse" sagen....

Jeff and Ben riff briefly on great heavy riffs. But the real riffing is in the expansive dialogue that takes them from Slayer to the great jazz imprint ECM records and beyond. In the second half, they deep dive into the great Steve Von Till's most recent records No Wilderness Deep Enough and its ambient companion A Deep and Endless Wilderness. Both Jeff and Ben hold Steve's music in great esteem. Indeed, it is a true gift in their respective lives. Show notes on bands discussed and played in this episode: Steve Von Till - No Wilderness Deep Enough [Full] (2020) - experimental https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nREf_c9xW9Y Steve Von Till - A Deep Voiceless Wilderness [Full] (2021) experimental https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lWTppxmFggk&t=1812s Laraaji - Ambient 3-Day of Radiance https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tMBNKmZgs_Y "In the Absence of Matter" by UADA https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0X2WqrAEkRU Opening Riff to "Fight Fire with Fire" by Metallica ICE-T interview clips from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BiitaegUUbo https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=67v0YfLyywE Other artists mentioned: Formicide, Meliah Rage, All Out War, Brian Eno, King Crimson (and many others)

Steve needs no introduction. Having co-fronted and played guitar in Neurosis since 1989, he is an actual heavy music Icon. We speak about the spiritual aspects of music, the union of matter and spirit, mining the source, and his stunning new book of poetry, Harvestman:23 Untitled Poems and its accompanying spoken word album.    

What do a 4th grade teacher from Northern Idaho and one of the guitarists from Neurosis have in Common? They're both Steve Von Till. What does the Astronaut Scott Kelly have in Common with Neurosis' other guitarist have in common? Well... ok they're different people but they have the same name.

Steve Von Till of Neurosis is our guest this week! Steve tells us how the door first opened to him as a solo artist, the path of his solo records throughout his career, and wrestling with negative thoughts as he worked on his latest album, No Wilderness Deep Enough, and his first book of poetry in 2020. He also discusses his alter ego, Harvestman, how music has saved him many times throughout his life, the courage that punk rock gave him, and an update on new music from Neurosis. Petar, Sylvia, and Brandon discuss the Mudvayne reunion -- are they bigger than ever before because of their long hiatus? -- Weezer marketing their new record as metal, the '90s icons we feel can put out a great metal album, the NWOAHM band that we think can put out a great Weezer album, and Dee Snider calling out Iced Earth's Jon Schaffer. Thank you to our sponsor, Metal Blade Records, for their support! Songs: Steve Von Till - “The Spiraling Away” and “Indifferent Eyes” Stream the episode below. Remember to subscribe to the MetalSucks Podcast on iTunes, subscribe to our direct feed or download this episode directly.

Interview No.48 with Steve Von Till of Neurosis, Harvestman, Neurot Recordings!!!

Hoje: Iggor Cavalera, do Sepultura, Cavalera Conspiracy e MixHell declara sua admiração ao Bozo (calma, o palhaço) e exalta o underground nacional; pondera sobre a possível injustiça sofrida pelo Dorsal Atlântica, traz as discografias inteiras de U2 e Coldplay para uma discussão de unanimidade, coloca o Probot em seu lugar e põe também, literalmente, um ponto final na carreira do Daft Punk. Entre derrapadas do Celtic Frost e, para a tristeza dessa apresentadora, uma firme recusa em conhecer melhor o Blind Melon, nosso clubinho de bateristas ganha corpo (lavando louça ao som contemplativo de Steve Von Till). Contribua com a discussão comentando no episódio no YouTube ou por e-mail através do disco@canalscena.com Apresentado por Maya Melchers, Disco é um podcast temático onde não tem espaço pra single: aqui, álbuns inteiros são dissecados em uma roleta russa de perguntas, daquelas que te fazem pensar “merda, tinha um disco perfeito pra responder aqui!” quando já tá em casa tomando banho. Você pode ouvir esse podcast no Spotify: https://bit.ly/scena-podcasts ou no seu player favorito: https://bit.ly/scena-podcast-player Apresentação e Roteiro : Maya Melchers Comunicação: Nata de Lima Edição: Estevam Romera Foto da Thumb: Maya Melchers Música abertura: "Boat Made of Clay" - Rick Chain Apoie o canal sendo MEMBRO aqui no YouTube ou no Apoia.se e PicPay: https://bit.ly/scena-apoiase https://bit.ly/scena-picpay Lojinha com camisetas limitadas: https://bit.ly/loja-scena Siga o SCENA no Twitter, Facebook e Instagram: https://bit.ly/scena-twitter https://bit.ly/scena-facebook https://bit.ly/scena-instagram Também estamos no Telegram: http://t.me/canalscena

On this week's episode, we talk more drama in the Marilyn Manson case, Studio updates from Avenged Sevenfold, Megadeth, Steve Von Till as well Nergal from Behemoth explains his latest campaign The Ordo Blasfemia Fund, and Tawny Kitaen is sick of David Coverdale and more in this week's edition of Rock and Metal News. We also have Mausoleum as this week's Bands You Should Know Artist and Deceiving The Spectre as this week's Unsigned Band Of The Week. Follow us on Twitter.com/EddieMonster82, Facebook.com/eddiespedaltothemetalradioshow, Instagram.com/pedaltothemetalradioshow, and pedaltothemetalradioshow.blogspot.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

On this episode Damian is joined by one of his favourite voices in music, STEVE VON TILL from the godly NEUROSIS! Listen in as they talk: Transgressor, hearing GISM for the first time, "Word As Law" not being a band favourite, gigs with Green Day & so much more!  NOT TO BE MISSED & don't miss Steve Von Till's AMAZING new solo album: 'No Wilderness Deep Enough'. ALSO, check out his new book of poetry & lyrics: "Harvestman: 23 Untitled Poems and Collected Lyrics", both are out now on Neurot Records!! Also Touched On: THE MRR COMPS An influence on everyone Born in 69 Hearing Los Angelas by X for the first time Discharge changes everything San Jose Kill ‘Em All: “You need this” The Peace comp The MRR comps What the hell is going on in Japan?!?: the first time you hear GISM international hardcore Transgressor  the mix bag early Gilman St. shows Playing with Green Day, NoFX and the Offspring Tribes Of Resistance wanting to do all the things Kamala hooking up the numbers for the first Neurosis tour the Alchemy scene RKL’s psychedelic light show Clown Ally  “Punk rock, and we can’t even drink outside?!? That’s bullshit!” “Six hours of the Misfits” Coil, Throbbing Gristle, etc College Radio: It’s not all REM Holiday dinner at Chris Dodge’s with Buzz and Dale Burning Witch: True Doom & SO MUCH MORE!!!!!! BROUGHT TO YOU BY VANS

Episode 55 of The Nine Circles Audio Thing is all about the Album of the Month for September which is Phanerozoic II: Mesozoic | Cenozoic by Germany's post metal/progressive metal juggernauts The Ocean which is available now on Metal Blade Records and Pelagic Records. Buke once again captains the episode joined by Vince, Ian, Angela, Hera (Cat), and Jon! The pick this month was a mere suggestion from Corey which grew legs to become an all in team pick. And, it's easy to see why, this is The Ocean's 10th full length and they've yet to do anything less than EPIC. Ian puts his college learning to good use in explaining the history and timeline while Hera dives deep into themes and tie ins to Phan 1. Vince loves the concept but...prog...so, he is mixed on everything except the one track that features a strong black metal backbone. Go figure. Jon, Angela and Buke enjoyed it for what it is, another stellar entry into a major catalog from a truly amazing band. One thing is for sure, this just might be the deepest dive into an album we've done since the beginning of these album of the month picks. Plus, car alarms from possible dinosaurs roaming the streets? All that and a "what else drove our boats" in September along with August since we missed that episode. But, pay close attention to the Steve Von Till section which was slated as the August pick from Josh but work and life didn't cooperate in time for it to flesh out. And, a heartwarming tribute to Power Trip's Riley Gale. At nearly 2-1/2 hours, this episode is chock full of stuff to keep you thinking of history, progressive metal and a whole host of albums to explore. So jump in and get an earful! 9C LINKS: Website | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram

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In this episode of the Books of Some Substance podcast, Nick is joined by Steve Von Till of the seminal metal band Neurosis for a conversation about Ted Hughes’ Crow: From the Life and Songs of the Crow. Von Till’s prolific career now includes his latest solo record, No Wilderness Deep Enough, and his first published book of poems, Harvestman: 23 Untitled Poems and Collected Lyrics, both of which provide ample material for discussing his approach to songwriting, lyrics, poetry, and their endless overlaps. Naturally, references to the film The Crow are made and Nick predictably (and repeatedly) confesses that he likes things with a dark tone.   Grab some Hughes, some Neurosis, Von Till’s new solo record and/or poetry collection, and settle in for a relaxing discussion of language, art, and the subtleties of everything in between.

8 years of discussions and in my wildest dreams I never thought I'd be able to have on Steve Von Till from Neurosis but, here we are. I am extremely proud to share this detailed and insightful discussion with one of the founding members of Neurosis on top of his extremely compelling solo material. We discuss his profession as a teacher, preservation and unintended influence. Thank you for your years of support, I couldn't do it without you. Learn more about your ad-choices at https://news.iheart.com/podcast-advertisers

Steve Von Till on his new solo album, No Wilderness Deep Enough, new book, Harvestman: 23 Untitled Poems and Collected Lyrics, teaching during a pandemic, Neurosis and Neurot Recordings updates, and more! Supported by you on Patreon, Live at Massey Hall, Pizza Trokadero, the Bookshelf, Planet Bean Coffee, and Grandad's Donuts. Support Black Women United YEG. Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/kreative-kontrol. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Robin Staps form The Ocean Collective returns to discuss their non-covid 2020 setbacks, their new album, balancing discussing pre-historic eras and personal connections in lyrics, and more. Steve Von Till discusses his first band. Then I recommend Mothman and The Thunderbirds. Talk to me Website - Facebook The Ocean Pre-orders - Bandcamp Steve von Till Website - Bandcamp Mothman and The Thunderbirds Bandcamp - Instagram

This week for the CHIRP Radio Podcast, Features Co-Director Mick R. speaks with Steve Von Till of the seminal experimental sludge metal and hardcore punk band, Neurosis. Tune in to hear Steve discuss the making of his new solo album No Wilderness Deep Enough, the inspiration behind his first book of poetry Harvestman: 23 Untitled Poems and Collected Lyrics, and the challenges of teaching fourth-graders via distance learning. No Wilderness Deep Enough is out August 7th via Neurot Recordings. Harvestman: 23 Untitled Poems and Collected Lyrics is out August 7th via Astrophil Press. Produced by Mick R.

Feat: Album In Review 'Misery Signals - Ultraviolet'. New music from Steve Von Till, Orbit Culture, Poisonous Birds & Eye of Nix. Plus the usual news & chat from the alternative world.  Audible - audibletrial.com/machogrande Spotify Playlists Big Cartel - https://machogrande.bigcartel.com Voicemail - 05603 689 842 contact us - info@machograndepodcast.co.uk Twitter - @machograndepod merch - http://www.machogrande.bigcartel.com/ 'This (non profit) podcast is intended for promotional purposes only' Macho Grande Podcast' does not claim to own copyright etc, all copyright is respected to the artists and labels.

You can hear part one here. Alright, this is where shit gets real. Like really real. This is when our guest and the concept of our podcast collide to create a thing of singular beauty. There is a meeting of minds. There are moments where agreement is reached, and unsung music appreciated. On part 2 of our interview with Steve Von Till, he goes into detail about Neurosis, Neurot Recordings, some of the records he really digs and, as true to the ethos of the show, picks an album he thinks is unsung. That album is Life of Crime by Laughing Hyenas, and we get into the weeds about the bands, the sound, the scene around them and why they’re truly unsung. Which then puts us in the position that we always put ourselves in. The position in which we ask you, the listener, to vote on whether you think this album unsung. When you listen, you’ll know what we think. But the power in your hands. So use it wisely.

Steve von Till is on the show! We discuss his new album, his first book of poetry, that time Neurosis did Ozzfest, and more. We also squash a beef from a brief interaction he and I had eight years ago that left me terrified of him. Then I recommend old friends Venetian Veil back on the show for the recommendation. Talk to meWebsite - Facebook Steve von Till Website - Bandcamp Venetian Veil Bandcamp - Facebook

It sure took us a wee while to get around to doing another interview, eh? Well, we’re taking steps to resolve that and (hopefully) bring you more in future. The first of those steps is this two parter with the influential Steve Von Till. The truth is that we weren’t actively planning interviews - it was just one of those things where we would occasionally float the idea of doing one but would never follow it up. So when we got asked if we’d like to interview SVT, being fans of Neurosis, we thought we’d be daft to pass up the chance to do it. And the rest is history. Steve has a new solo album landing on August 7th called No Wilderness Deep Enough. We won’t say much about the album itself in this here blog (cause you totally need to listen to the podcast to get the lowdown) but suffice to say, it’s rather good, and also a bit of a different vibe for him. Alongside the new album he’s releasing his first collection of poetry called Harvestman: 23 Untitled Poems and Collected Lyrics. It’s very good. We also chat about it on this very episode. Steve fills us in in on the inspiration for the album and poetry book, and as is tradition with out interviews, we chat to Steve about some of his back catalogue. Part two will drop later this week. We’re stoked to share this with you. Enjoy!

EP163 is the legend Steve Von Till of Neurosis. We talk about his new solo album "No Wilderness Deep Enough" out Aug. 7th on Neurot Records. We talk about the writing process, his other career as a teacher, music, existence, living during these times and more! Cheers!   Video version:  https://youtu.be/yYq0TwDriO4   Follow him on IG: @stevevontill Follow the band: @neurosisoakland   Pick up the album: https://stevevontill.bandcamp.com/alb... For all things Neurosis: https://www.neurotrecordings.com/full...   Don't forget to like, share & subscribe and follow us on social media Instagram & Twitter: @RRBGPodcast   PLEASE check out the Patreon page. Support the podcast and earn exclusive content like full audio interviews from Psycho Las Vegas from acts like Andrew WK, Red Fang, CKY and more. www.patreon.com/rrbg   Intro clip: "A Sun That Never Sets" by Neurosis Outro Song: "Indifferent Eyes" by Steve Von Till   Sponsors!   Kill Cliff!   The premier recovery & energy drinks come from Kill Cliff. Their Mango Tango comes with 25 MG of CBD and it's the perfect way to recover from a hard work out or to work on your yoga practice. Check out their variety of flavors and styles. https://killcliff.com/   Thunderking Coffee   Based out of Costa Mesa this coffee company brings you the best Cold Brew concentrates and beans roasted all locally in Southern California. Check out their products at: www.thunderkingbrewing.com   Saint Joints   Check out our friends at Saints Joints providing the Pacific Northwest with carefully crafted Mixed Strain Joint packs. Featuring artwork from artists such as Skinner. https://www.saintsjoints.com/   Hella Hot Hot Sauce   Check out Hella Hot Hot Sauce, based out of Santa Clara, CA, they collaborate with bands such as Gwar, Exhumed, Ghoul and soon Hatebreed. Delicious CA hand crafted Hot Sauces! https://www.hellahothotsauce.com/

Volcanic psychedelia, flanger sweep obsessions, monuments in the mountains. The musician, poet and teacher discusses three important albums.

ong-running post-Metal legends Neurosis have been busy this year. A tour of Europe with Godflesh and YOB, followed by a string dates in the USA with Bell Witch and Deafkids have been stoking the engine of activity, along with the recent reissue of the bands' acclaimed collaboration album Neurosis + Jarboe (Neurot Recordings). Joined by the indomitable chanteuse Jarboe, the grouping created something unique, experimental, and lasting. Ghost Cult caught up with legend Steve Von Till to discuss the pairing, the remasted reissue, the new artwork with Aaron Turner (Sumac, Old Man Gloom), the process of creating the special vinyl edition, how the band writes together, and when we can expect a potential new Neurosis album. Continue reading → The post PODCAST: Episode 40: Steve Von Till of Neurosis Talks Jarboe Album Reissue appeared first on Ghost Cult Magazine.

Journalist Taffy Brodesser-Akner talks with Kurt Andersen about her first novel, “Fleishman Is in Trouble,” a book about divorce that has both humor and bite. John Cameron Mitchell was behind the punk musical “Hedwig and the Angry Inch,” and his latest project is “Anthem: Homunculus,” a podcast musical. Mitchell and composer Bryan Weller perform music from the podcast in our studio. And our latest installment of Day Jobs features Steve Von Till, the guitarist in the post-metal band Neurosis, who also has a decidedly more subdued career — as an elementary school teacher.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Journalist Taffy Brodesser-Akner talks with Kurt Andersen about her first novel, “Fleishman Is in Trouble,” a book about divorce that has both humor and bite. John Cameron Mitchell was behind the punk musical “Hedwig and the Angry Inch,” and his latest project is “Anthem: Homunculus,” a podcast musical. Mitchell and composer Bryan Weller perform music from the podcast in our studio. And our latest installment of Day Jobs features Steve Von Till, the guitarist in the post-metal band Neurosis, who also has a decidedly more subdued career — as an elementary school teacher.  Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Steve Von Till from Neurosis is on the podcast! I spoke to Steve about the inspirations behind his new record, how Neurosis has evolved over the past couple of decades, the future of the band, and much more. It's an intense conversation, with someone who really pours their life into their work.  Neurosis is currently out on their biggest tour in years, including dates in Toronto on August 6, and Heavy Montreal on August 7. For more info on the tour, visit www.neurosis.com. You can get more info on Steve's solo record over at www.neurotrecordings.com. Be sure to keep up with us online for our latest podcasts, giveaways and more! Badfeelingmag.comfacebook.com/badfeelingmagtwitter.com/badfeelingmaghttp://instagram.com/bad_feeling_mag

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