Podcasts about sunbather

On this episode of Vinyl Verdict, Bell, Jamie and Adam listen to Adam's next pick, Deafheaven's "Sunbather". Released in 2013, it was their second album. The album was critically well received, with many reviewers noting its ability to unite elements of other genres and styles into one cohesive sound. On year-end lists for 2013, it was listed as one of the top albums of the year, with many publications saying it was the best Metal album of that year. But will this be the best metal album of this podcast? Will the boys find it "Irrestible"? Come along and find out!

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Sound the alarm, another one of the stitches popped! This week we got internet reviews for BBL-friendly beds, the album Sunbather by Deathheaven, a deli meat slicer and a vegetable mandolin, Angela Anaconda, and a Vietnamese-Thai fusion joint. For the segment, we're diving back into some Craigslist finds. Keep it together, people! Want more party? Check it out at https://www.reviewpartydotcom.com/ !

The boys return from a Thanksgiving hiatus for one more album before Death Metal December: The 10th Anniversary Remix & Remaster of Deafheaven's 2013 classic Sunbather. 

This week Jeremy interviews producer and engineer Jack Shirley with special co-host George Clarke of the band Deafheaven to celebrate the tenth anniversary of the record "Sunbather." On this episode, the group discusses the 650 area code, Beach Boys, 411 Video Magazine, the movie New Jack City, AC/DC, improving the live DIY experience, car audio, Refused, karaoke machines, At the Gates, building your own recording space, setting expectations, meeting Deafheaven, making the album "Sunbather", remixing it for the 10th anniversary, and so much more! SUBSCRIBE TO THE PATREON to hear a bonus episode where Jack and George answered questions that were submitted by subscribers! Follow the show on INSTAGRAM and TWITTER Want some First Ever Podcast merch? Click here!

My guest this week is Dan Tracy, drummer of genre-bending black metal band Deafheaven. We caught up before their blistering set at Core Fest to talk about the 10th anniversary rerelease of their seminal album Sunbather, one of my favourite albums of all time. We also talk metal's recent resurgence, Metallica, the devils lettuce, and much more. 

An Lemmens en Sharon den Adel van Within Temptation blikken samen met Thomas en Peter vooruit op de zware maand. Within Temptation is helemaal terug en kondigde een nieuwe tour aan. In november treedt Lorna Shore op in de AB en komt er een re-release van Sunbather, het legendarische album van Deafheaven. Een gesprek over videoclips in het TMF-tijdperk, bittere haat voor de shuffle-knop en het verborgen zangtalent van An Lemmens.

What makes a genre...a genre? When does an album move from one genre to another? Or, more importantly, does any of that really matter?Cody and Hilary delve into Deafheaven's "Sunbather" in our fifth episode. An album exploding with self-reflection, frustration, and power, it catapulted Deafheaven into the spotlight. Ten years after its release, its blast beats and washing guitars continue to spark conversations about classification, "tradition" within genre, and fandom in general.Thanks for listening! Check out everything we have going on via the info below: Instagram: @earwaxpod TikTok: @earwaxpod Amoeba on Instagram: @amoebahollywood @amoebasf @amoebaberkeley Questions, Suggestions, Corrections (surely we're perfect): earwaxpodcast@amoeba-music.com Credits:Edited by Claudia Rivera-TinsleyAll music written and performed by Spencer Belden"EarWax Main Theme" performed by Spencer Belden feat. David Otis

Can you smeelllll the White Russians?! Joey and Venny give you their view on what bands to check out amongst a hugely stacked lineup. Venny breaks some bad news to Joey (warning: clash trigger alert) and we discuss who'll look better in a pink Sunbather t-shirt.

Fernanda Lira of Crypto is back on the show and she's here to celebrate Crypta's second album Shades of Sorrow. coming out August 4. During our chat, we discuss why writing the debut album  proved to be more challenging than its follow up, how important it was to find the right identity for the project, and some of the major issues bands are facing with high costs and how it effects touring. Speaking of money matters, we chat about Patreon and why it's becoming an important tool for bands, making music videos that are awesome on a small budget, and the importance of album artwork for death metal. Elsewhere in the show, Petar and Sylvia discuss Phil Bozeman's comments on wanting metal to intimidate him, Deafheaven's 10 year mark of Sunbather, and Fear Factory celebrating the 25th anniversary of Obsolete. Song: Crypta “Lords of Ruin” Song: Crypta “Trial of Traitors” Song: Voyager “Ultraviolet” featuring Sean Harmanis of Make The Suffer Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

So last month Sunbather turned 10 years old. One of the most positively reviewed albums of 2013, it's style and aesthetic can still be felt in many black metal releases to this day and tt's an album of particular significance to myself and it had a huge impact on the direction my music tastes once I had heard it.So here's a little bonus episode of me disecting the album and it's relevence to me. Hope you enjoy it!

Loved and loathed by many, Sacramento-based Deafheaven's 2013 album Sunbather was a landmark in the crossover of extreme metal into the wider musical consciousness, a bold and declarative fusion of black metal and shoegaze that birthed dozens of bands and inspired years of passionate discourse. Now, a full decade on, we're excited to talk through the album in full, breaking down its significance, its sound, its themes, and its impact on a personal and cultural level. What is it about Sunbather that animates and excites so many people, even today? Let us know what the album means to you in the comments on YouTube.

We were delighted to welcome Jonathan & Sarah Pitts, the Salvation Army Officers for Basingstoke. They brought some unique and creative teaching about four different ‘Prayer Styles': The Sunbather, The Surfer, The Ice cream Seller and The Snorkeler. Which one are you?

Stop de persen! Een Roadburn editie die komt en gaat, zonder dat er een aflevering van Osmium, de zwaarste podcast in het Nederlands, aan wordt gewijd? Gekkenwerk! Toch was dat bijna het geval. Het festival, dat de onofficiële reden is dat deze podcast ooit is ontstaan, kampte met een wat doffe line-up en een organisatie wiens zelfverzekerdheid ver te zoeken was. Zodoende ontbrak de motivatie bij presentatoren Pim en Niels om de microfoons af te stoffen. Echter veranderden ze van mening toen de pelgrimstocht naar bedevaartsoord Tilburg eenmaal voltooid was. Die hervonden inspiratie heeft een zwart randje. Ja, natuurlijk wordt er gezeken en geprezen over bands, rijen, prijzen, geluidskwaliteit en de dagelijkse gang van zaken. Maar er wordt ook uitgezoomd. “Redefining Heaviness” is nogal een claim om te maken, maar is dat wel het geval? Of hebben we te maken met een stuurloos schip dat steeds verder het vaarwater van zijn concurrenten in drijft? Om deze zware vragen wat luchtig tegengewicht te bieden, wordt er een stapel gele en rode kaarten uitgedeeld aan de meest dubieuze bandshirts van de festivalgangers. Ook wordt er stilgestaan bij de gekkies uit de Roadburners Facebookgroep. Uiteraard mag een (vluchtige) bespreking van het nieuwe album van 's werelds beste hardrockband Metallica ook niet ontbreken. Een bommetjevolle aflevering dus. Met beeldmateriaal van Ruth Mampuys en muziek van Chat Pile. Onderwerpen: Chat Pile - Why (00:00) Introductie over speculooszuigen en ontbrekende instatorries tijdens Roadburn (00:10) Nog even aandacht voor de nieuwe plaat van 's werelds beste hardrockband aller tijden (01:19) Waarom er bijna geen podcastaflevering over Roadburn was en er nu toch een is (06:14) De programmering waar de organisatie zelf ontevreden over leek en Osmium om advies voor had gevraagd (09:55) Gemiste kansen binnen de gitaarhoek en twijfels bij de slogan Redefining Heaviness (18:58) De kaasfondue-metafoor en Roadburn als kopie van Le Guess Who? (25:20) Niels wil nog even zeuren over de geluidskwaliteit (30:12) Pim wil nog even zeuren over identiteitspolitiek (34:55) Een segmentje fashion-politie (38:16) De gekkies van de Roadburners Facebookgroep (43:26) Persoonlijke tops van Pim (49:47) Persoonlijke tops van Niels (53:06) Persoonlijke flops van Pim (57:24) Persoonlijke flops van Niels (01:02:33) De toekomst van Roadburn (01:07:53) Luistertip van Niels: OHHMS - Rot, plezierovergoten post-metal in het kader van obscure horrorfilms (01:16:07) Luistertip van Pim: Rise Of The Northstar - Showdown, Japanse manga gecosplayed door Fransozen met het geluid van Amerikaanse metalcore die slechts beperkt door de beugel kan (01:17:24) Concerttip van Niels: Carpenter Brut, Perturbator en H09909 in Poppodium 013 te Tilburg en OM te Luik, een avondje raven met de twee vaandeldragers van de synthwaverevolutie (01:18:32) Concerttip van Pim: Botch en Crouch in Patronaat te Haarlem, een buitenkansje om een legendarische mathcoreband aan het werk te zien (01:19:50) Shout-outs (01:21:23) Links: Hoofdredacteur Remco op Radio 2 over Metallica's 72 Seasons Interview met Roadburn-directeur Walter Hoeijmakers bij 3voor12 Roadburners Facebookgroep OHHMS Bandcamp Rise Of The Northstar Instagram Carpenter Brut, Perturbator en H09909 in Poppodium 013 en OM Botch en Crouch in Patronaat Ruth Mampuys (Ruth-Less Photography website en Facebook)

I Don't Wanna Hear It Podcast220 – One and One Are Five: I Got No TubesAh yes, another celebration of what is not bad, but is at least passably good - according to us, which... shouldn't be a surprise. You know, because it's our show. What the fuck did you expect?Check out more of our stuff at I Don't Wanna Hear It and join the Patreon, jabroni. I mean, if you want. Don't be weird about it. Oh, and we publish books now at WND Press because we want to be bankrupted by a dying medium.We now have a Big Cartel where you can buy shirts, pins, mugs, and coffee.Also, you should listen to our 2021 Christmas special: A Black Metal Christmas Carol, our 2022 Halloween special: Ghoulie Ghoulie Ghoul, Where Are You?, our 2022 Christmas Special: How the Stench Stole Christmas, as well as Mikey's true crime podcast, Wasteland and Shane's psychology podcast, Why We Do What We Do.Aaannnddd... our good buddy and frequent third host Matt Moment is in a great hardcore band called Contact. Check 'em out! You can preorder their upcoming record, Before and Through and Beyond All Time right here from Patient Zero Records.Episode Links:Team SleepDeafheavenBetter LoversMiss Machine by The Dillinger Escape PlanWasteland PodcastSome of our old bands are on Spotify:Absent FriendsWe're Not DeadYears From NowMusical Attribution:Licensed through NEOSounds. License information available upon request.“5 O'Clock Shadow,” “America On the Move,” “Baby You Miss Me,” “Big Fat Gypsy,” “Bubble Up,” “C'est Chaud,” “East River Blues,” “The Gold Rush,” “Gypsy Fiddle Jazz,” “Here Comes That Jazz,” “I Wish I Could Charleston,” “I Told You,” “It Feels Like Love To Me,” “Little Tramp,” “Mornington Crescent,” “No Takeaways.”

Vozes berradas, batidas ensurdecedoras e guitarras altamente ruidosas que contrastam com momentos de maior calmaria. Isso é o que você encontra em "Sunbather" (2013). Segundo álbum de estúdio do Deafheaven, o trabalho de sete faixas não apenas serviu para apresentar o grupo de São Francisco a uma nova parcela de ouvintes, como fez da banda encabeçada por George Clarke e Kerry McCoy uma das mais influentes (e barulhentas) do período. Nos dez anos de lançamento do disco, Cleber Facchi (@cleberfacchi) e Nik Silva (@nik_silva) relembram o impacto do material e detalham o processo de criação do material que revelou músicas como "Dream House" e "Vertigo". Gostou do programa e quer ter acesso a outros episódios com muita antecedência? Apoie a gente em padrim.com.br/podcastvfsm.

When Metallica's “Black Album” was released in 1991 Glenn and I looked at each other with confusion and exclaimed “There's no Metallica in my Metallica!”  Gone were the screaming vocals, the long overly complicated song structures and pissed off aggression.  I had this same feeling again in 2021 with the release of Deafheaven's “Infinite Granite.”  It was a far cry from their 2013 masterpiece “Sunbather” (their “Master of Puppets” if you will) and I was confused and a little bit sad though I quickly came around.  Being unfamiliar with the band or either record, neither Glenn nor Rod endured such a burden so I thought, “let's get their unbiased take” by pitting the two records against each other in a VINYL CAGE MATCH and that's exactly what we did.  The results surprised me.  Turns out those guys have pretty good taste.         Recommended Listening    Alcest Souvenirs d'un autre monde https://open.spotify.com/album/1zQQoViMwTIXwmidyqTXdF?si=HQsfD6LyRnipB_wlEJbm8A   Ride Nowhere https://open.spotify.com/album/4fW7CblaSvdhPWmcCFgZbQ?si=NQiSubqVSeKjPbUfSlUQNA   RIP Bob Nalbandian   huntsmanhill.com huntsmanhillpodcast@gmail.com instagram.com/huntsmanhill https://twitter.com/HuntsmanHill Spotify Playlist:  https://open.spotify.com/user/1298220429/playlist/4gy1wWwypkoFS2lUztvZ44?si=waSq07DBQlq3x9G1_nK0pg   HHPP Amazon Affiliates Store https://huntsmanhill.com/2022/06/09/hhpp-store/   Our Music manhuntsman:  https://open.spotify.com/artist/7tFBWn0UFkdOEMf67TRD6W?si=vzllkbDwSEmfZFlj02GLRw Academy O.C:  https://academyoc.bandcamp.com/album/academy-o-c   Omertà 68:  https://open.spotify.com/artist/6dfiCa0qTlbPQUrqtIkStS?si=6SCjNtXbSO2xRBDuBKJelQ

Am I dying? Is this blissful? I want to rank! Chris and Ollie provide their opinions on their respective favourite Deafheaven records, Ordinary Corrupt Human Love and Sunbather, in this part - sheets were not laid down, carpets were ruined. We also do our The Nicher, The Better top 5 on best songs from albums with (at least 70%) pink covers, and our usual plugs & shoutouts at the end. All our favourite cuts, Top 5 choices and shoutouts will go into our Spotify Rank Bank playlist shortly after release, nestling in amongst everything from all our other episodes; give it a shuffle for a lovely time! https://open.spotify.com/playlist/7GZMXr0eHTICa0TcZ3AYsE?si=lsRatkLXSyqGT9J1sGBg5A Thanks for listening, we'll be back soon with our next episode, taking a look at the career and records of Metallica, the biggest heavy metal band of all time. We'll be joined by our pal Lucy Bonnett, join us too by subscribing on your favourite podcatcher! And while you're there, a 5* review and a recommendation to a pal would be lovely. See you then! Shoutouts: Mogwai - Every Country's Sun: https://mogwai.bandcamp.com/album/as-the-love-continues Siem Reap - https://siemreapholdingco.bandcamp.com/album/now-what Agvirre - https://agvirre.bandcamp.com/

"What part of your car is the monkey going to pull off?" In this 4-part mini-series we pit 2 albums against each other. This week we look at Deafheaven's 'Sunbather' and Beach House's ‘7'. Prior knowledge of the albums: 00:01:22 General thoughts on 'Sunbather': 00:06:24 ‘Sunbather' track-by-track analysis: 00:16:17 General thoughts on '7': 00:46:14 '7' track-by-track analysis: 00:53:03 Our final vote: 01:23:53 Personnel James – audio_source_1 Tom – audio_source_2 Will - audio_source_3 Jess - audio_source_4

Jeremy chats with Sally and Michel from Queensland band Sunbather about their favourite album, the future and their latest single "Out of Context"   You can listen to the new single right here. 

Episode 34 completes our tournament to determine the greatest rock album from 2000-2019. This episode contains the following matchups: Radiohead "Kid A" (1) vs. Arcade Fire "Funeral" (5) (matchup begins at 1:23) David Bowie "Blackstar" (3) vs. Tool "Lateralus" (7) (matchup begins at 18:21) Scott honorable mention picks parts 1 & 2 begin at 31:38 Larry honorable mention picks begin at 38:48 Keith honorable mention picks begin at 56:46 Scott honorable mention picks part 3 begin at 1:14:03 Additional honorable mention discussion begins at 1:23:26 Final matchup begins at 1:34:12 Notes: Scott meant to say that Bowie's "underwhelming" run was from 1984-1999 (not 1989) The first Fleet Foxes EP is called "Sun Giant." Opeth released two albums in 2002, "Deliverance" and "Damnation," one was heavy and one was mellow (not "metal") The name of the band who did "Sunbather" is Deafheaven, not Deerheaven Link to Spotify playlist for this episode: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/45Jr8ylyCDPDeN5KjA2kSM?si=7dd8c15b407e45dc

In this message, Nathan Benger, talks about exposing ourselves to the wrong friendships "Maybe it's not a new BFF I need, but some FFFs"

On this week’s Is This Song Good? podcast, we have a black/post-metal band called Deafheaven with their song Dream House. The song is from the album Sunbather (2013) and the trio discusses the ins and outs of whether the song would make for good background music while coloring.

Jeremy Bolm interviews George Clarke of Deafheaven    During this episode the two discuss Earthquake weather, his mother's influence on his musical taste, The Offspring, early connections to lyrics, being the token aggressive band on big festivals, unfavorable festivals sets, first concerts, tongue kissing, the rock church, recording for the first time, tracking vocals, first experiences with a record label, Jeremy learns that they once played together in the mid 2000's, the formation of Deafheaven, the Touché friendship forming, Jack Shirley, finding a place to belong with the music they made, the recording of Sunbather, collaborating with JMJ on the new album Infinite Granite, the transition to singing, Nick Steinhardt and so much more!   Discuss this episode with Jeremy and other listeners:   Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/thefirsteverpodcast   Twitter - https://www.twitter.com/thefirsteverpod   Patreon - https://www.patreon.com/thefirsteverpatreon

Well, that was a weird one...Tema da vinheta de abertura:Christmas Time is Here 24TET - Adam NeelyTema final:Dream House - DeafheavenPlaylist The Sad Bastard Music:https://www.deezer.com/br/playlist/9090709442email para contato:wildestjunior@gmail.com

I discuss some of my Book 15 theories and predictions, including who the POV might be. **Spoilers for the whole 3rd arc. Note: I have a special place for the OC's in the reviews in my fanfic. Those OC's are Cloud and Sunbather.

Vous écoutez Dig Dig Diggers, le magazine des radios Ferarock ! Entretien avec le jeune rappeur James The Prophet à l'occasion de la  sortie de son premier album "Unimaginable Storms": 10 titres en anglais  mêlant hip-hop old school et pop urbaine avec un flow impressionnant !  Interview signée Raje Rencontre avec Sunbather, duo originaire de Limoges, pour la sortie  de leur tout premier EP "Tunnel Of Love" : une forme de punk  électronique très hardcore ambiance 90's ! Interview réalisée par Beaub FM Nous continuons également notre tour de France des salles de théâtre  et de spectacle occupées, direction Lille et le théâtre Sébastopol pour  écouter les interventions des occupant.e.s !

This week, Andy is joined by Jack Shirley, owner and engineer at Atomic Garden Studios in Oakland, CA. He has engineered, produced and mastered records for a dynamic group of artists, everyone from Jeff Rosenstock to Deafheaven to Western Addiction and all sorts of bands in-between. Also a musician himself, Jack cut his teeth in the post-hardcore band Comadre, who released 4 albums in their tenure and toured all over the U.S. and Japan. Most recently, he has been performing with the bands Everybody Row and Dangers. As a producer and engineer, Jack Shirley tends to take a more hands off approach, not unlike another well known engineer/producer - Steve Albini. He tends to let the music come together more organically rather than spending a ton of time on production just for the sake of production, though he'll certainly offer his opinion when asked for it. There have been several albums that he has worked on that have landed on a grip of 'Best Of' lists such as Deafheaven's Sunbather & New Bermuda, as well as Jeff Rosenstock's No Dream & POST-. Along with well over 50 albums on his resume, he has certainly earned his spot as a highly sought after producer within the punk, hardcore and metal scenes. To checkout his studio, head to - https://www.theatomicgarden.com/ To hear some of the music mentioned on this and our previous episodes, check out and follow this playlist on Spotify: https://bit.ly/3oI01ZU Question The Answers is co-sponsored by The Bad Copy and Sell The Heart Records, be sure to follow them as well to stay up to date on music news, reviews, and to check out the releases on our label. Sell The Heart Records - https://www.selltheheartrecords.com | @selltheheartrecords (IG) The Bad Copy - https://www.thebadcopy.com | @thebadcopy (IG) --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

Linsanity vs. Sunbather. Gym parachute. Rose, bud, thorn. Rudy Got The Rona. Asbestosdeath. Bobby Big Brain. Jeremy Lin. Mike D'antoni. R&B. Billie Eilish. Blackgaze. Hipster metal. Interludes. VIDEO: "Linsanity" First Game https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=m3A6wJBZ7hEAUDIO: Deafheaven - 'Sunbather' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3iBPBYuh4zkAUDIO: Poison - 'Every Rose Has Its Thorn' https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j2r2nDhTzO4AUDIO: Bill Callahan & Bonnie 'Prince' Billy - 'Wish You Were Gay' (Feat. Sean O'Hagan) https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DinwMVo3Tmk

It's almost Thanksgiving in the USA, and to celebrate we've brought you a rich bounty of big new releases! If you listen exclusively for the cryptic demos, don't worry -- we've got one of those for you, too. The Death Metal Guy fires up the festivities with something that knocked us both on our asses. If the somnabulant haze of 2013 gave us Sunbather (lmao), the miasmal tempest of 2020 could only give us.... Voidgazer. On this supermassively dense, furiously grinding record, Pneuma Hagion seriously up the brutality wars, fulfilling an ancient Terminus prophecy regarding the future of death metal. The only way to follow this is with something just as insane, and The Black Metal Guy does his damnedest with the return of Brazil's one and only powerlifting flamethrower death squad, GOATPENIS. We compare new tracks side-by-side with their old work, and try to figure out the secret of their unhinged energy. And then, for something completely different, as The Death Metal Guy introduces us to Black Horizon Ancient Belial, a new necro-symphonic BM project from Japan. BHAB fires off blistering mid-90s Swedish riffs over song structures that sprawl like ruined cathedrals.... but might have something to do with hardcore? Finally, we get to the thing you've all been waiting for: "what Terminus thinks of the new Inquisition record." Here, we lose all discipline, and a simple album review rapidly snowballs into an energetic back-and-forth on Inquisition's work thus far, their abiding influence by hard rock, and their central place in the canon of American black metal. Sick ultra-kvlt namedrops include AC/DC, Blink-182, and, uh, Bruce Springsteen?   00:00 - Introductory bullshitting 01:13 - Terminus News ft. Azanul (Heidens Hart) and Zygote (Sunshine Ward).* 17:10 - Rundown of bands and labels 21:02 - Pneuma Hagion - Voidgazer (Nuclear War Now) 01:00:32 - Goatpenis - Decapitation Philosophy (Nuclear War Now) 01:36:00 - Interlude - Truppensturm - "Gustav, the Great," fr. Salute to The Iron Emperors (Van Records, 2010) 01:41:52 - Black Horizon Ancient Belial - A Winter Dead Wandering Forever (Under the Fog Records / Victim Records) 02:25:00 - Inquisition - Black Mass for a Mass Grave (Agonia) 03:03:45 - Outro - Arkha Sva - "49 Evil Spirits," fr. Gloria Satanae (Aura Mystique, 2007) *TBMG accidentally says "Sunlight Ward" on air.   Terminus links: Terminus on Youtube Terminus on Patreon Terminus on Subscribestar Terminus on Instagram Terminus on Facebook thetrueterminus@gmail.com  

In this episode we discuss the history of black metal, and also the woes of a rich kid. Deafheaven weaves a lovely album of shoegaze and black metal, and it works very well, in our opinions. Disagree? Let us know in the comments! Agree? Also do that. Please. Also, stick around for next week's episode on Eat the Elephant by A Perfect Circle. Find us around the web at: www.twitter.com/FBLPodcast www.facebook.com/FBLPodcast www.instagram.com/feedbacklooppodcast www.soundcloud.com/feedbacklooppodcast www.youtube.com/channel/UCYuCecAKOeL5WQkaHwSMlBQ

Tijdens de avond waarop oorspronkelijk de blackmetalavond van de Zware Metalen jubileumconcertreeks in P60 plaats zou vinden, nemen een chagrijnige Pim en een dekking zoekende Niels uit pure ellende maar een nieuwe aflevering van Osmium - de zwaarste podcast in het Nederlands - op. Thuis opgesloten gaan ze op een nostalgische tour. De uitslag van de Zware Metalen Millenniumlijst is namelijk bekend en dus zijn er een hoop nuances uit te diepen. Tevens zit Pim tien jaar in de redactie van Zware Metalen en viert Osmium haar eerste verjaring. Redenen tot feesten dus, maar we houden het noodzakelijkerwijs bij twee debatterende nerds. Onderwerpen: Amon Amarth - Twilight Of The Thunder God (00:00) Introductie over het trimmen van fades (00:10) Van hoge hoogten naar diepe diepten: de versobering van de Zware Metalen jubileumconcerten in P60 (02:25) Het IQ van het virus met onderscheid tussen high-brow en low-brow cultuur (04:26) De segway der segways en de vakantie van Niels naar Zweden (07:44) Nog een segway van hoge kwaliteit: de millenniumlijst van Zware Metalen (12:21) The Satanist op #1, het magnum opus van Behemoth (14:47) Met Amon Amarth op #2 de laatste twee hoofdacts van FortaRock aan de top (17:16) Gojira overspoelt de top 20 met drie albums (20:18) Comebackplaat van Iron Maiden op #8 (22:01) Amenra met Mass VI als hoogst genoteerde band van eigen bodem (24:25) Waarom staan er zoveel platen uit 2001 aan de top? (26:22) SpreadsheetPim komt terug met zijn spreadsheetporno (29:01) Tegenvallers aan de onderkant: de droogte van 2009 tot en met 2012 (33:25) Cross-correlaties van de notering in de millenniumlijst en de jaarlijst destijds (38:35) Opvallendheden, zoals geen Death Magnetic in de top 50 (40:28) Waarom de millenniumlijst minder belangrijk voelde dan de gewone jaarlijsten (45:30) Pim's betrokkenheid bij Zware Metalen door de afgelopen 10 jaar heen (47:29) Terugkijken op de eerste twintig afleveringen van Osmium, en waar de podcast heen kan gaan in de toekomst (53:00) Luistertip van Niels: Greg Puciato - Child Soldier: Creator Of God, ex-frontman van The Dillinger Escape Plan doet lekker z'n eigen ding (01:00:00) Luistertip van Pim: HEALTH - DISCO4 :: PART I, het summum van industrieel eclecticisme met hyperpop, transgenderelektro, trapmetal en grindcore (01:04:35) Te gast tijdens de volgende aflevering: Inge Janse van de radioshow Dood & Verderf (01:01:00) Shout-outs (01:11:19)

We're in the middle of a pandemic so these guys are basically role models, since they're always wearing masks in public. That's right we're talking about Slipknot, baby! Before you cringe your way to oblivion hear us out and hear them out! Let us know what you think of The Gray Chapter, and tune in again next time when we discuss Deafheaven's Sunbather! Find us around the web at: www.twitter.com/FBLPodcast www.facebook.com/FBLPodcast www.instagram.com/feedbacklooppodcast www.soundcloud.com/feedbacklooppodcast www.youtube.com/channel/UCYuCecAKOeL5WQkaHwSMlBQ

The Culture Journalist is an independent journalism project that relies on word-of-mouth and is funded entirely by listeners. To help us get this project off the ground, please consider becoming a paid subscriber. For a small monthly contribution, you'll get a shout-out on the podcast and other bonus goodies. Even if you can't contribute, we hope you'll tell a friend or two about it.This week on The Culture Journalist, we're taking a break from 2020—who doesn't need one?—and traveling back to a time in music and culture that we've been feeling a bit nostalgic for. We're talking about the halcyon days of 2013, a year that was full-to-bursting with exciting sounds from the underground, including DJ Rashad's Double Cup, Arca's mixtape &&&&&, and Deafheaven's Sunbather. It also felt like an unending onslaught of unprecedented Big Pop Moments, from Kanye West dismantling the avant-garde/pop divide with Yeezus, to Miley Cyrus sparking conversations about cultural appropriation with her hip-hop-inspired Bangerz, to Beyoncé reinventing the album cycle with the surprise-drop of her self-titled record in December. 2013 feels like another universe today (this was, after all, just the start of Obama's second term), but it also marked a sea change for the industry and music culture as a whole—one that this week's guest, veteran music journalist Larry Fitzmaurice, has been spending the past few months teasing apart in "The Year that Everything Changed," a serialized essay series for his excellent Last Donut of the Night Substack. On this week's episode, we reflect on 2013 as a year that the Internet would transform every aspect of music as we knew it, from the way it sounded, to how it was released, to the media's role in covering it.Read more by Larry: Last Donut of the Night Tame Impala, Chillwave, and Other Dispatches from the Vibe Generation19 Thoughts on Radiohead's In RainbowsWe've Got a File on You: Thurston MooreFollow Larry on Twitter. This is a public episode. If you'd like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit theculturejournalist.substack.com/subscribe

D# and The Statistician are live once again to discuss the brutal and tragic Sunbather by Deafheaven. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/album-club/support

Sunbather are a dream pop duo from Brisbane. Husband and wife Mike and Sally form the band, and Sally joined Homebrewed from their 'extended honeymoon' to discuss their music, their very high-demanding day jobs, and the fantastic work they do with the UNHCR. See more from Sunbather here Catch up on everything Homebrewed here

Stories this week include: Romantic gesture descends into dirty protest. Another nude sunbather mistaken for corpse in Essex. Man attempts to use penis to charge phone. Drawing titled 'What Farmhand Daryl Saw' fetches record price at auction. Alex addresses the Slavery Abolition Act 1833... Website: http://www.lapodcast.net/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/LAPodcast/ Twitter: @LAPodcast

Gunshot wound leads to assault charges. Sunbather run over by police car.

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Hey, trendsetting iso buddies! Sam's got some freshly baked tunes for your hungry earholes today. Once again, 94.7 The Pulse have some crazy scheduling due to studio lockdowns, so we've gone ahead and put this bad boy STRAIGHT to podcast!You'll hear tuneage from De Porsal, Millar Jukes, Tien Cortez, DraftDay, TIMI TEMPLE, Wolf & Chain, Damien Johnson, MANE, CREO, Just A Gent & Yvng Jalapeño, Tired Lion, Sunbather, YIBBY, and DVNA.

Best Of Decade Timestamps2010 - 2:13RileyThe Suburbs by Arcade FireHalcyon Digest by Deer HunterEARL by Earl SweatshirtPlastic Beach by The GorillazMy Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy by Kanye WestCongratulations by MGMTMattWhite Crosses by Against Me4x4 = 12 by DeadMau5Plastic Beach by The GorillazMy Beautiful Dark Twisted Fantasy by Kanye WestMan On The Moon II by Kid CudiFinger Snaps and Gun Claps by King FantasticLP 4 by RatatatScary Monsters and Nice Sprites by SkrillexThe Wild Hunt by The Tallest Man on EarthKush and Orange Juice by Wiz Khalifa----------------------------------------------2011 - 14:20RileyNO FAVORITE ALBUMS :(MattWatch The Throne by Kanye West and Jay-ZDefiant Order by Birdy Nam NamReptilians by Star FuckerCamp by Childish GambinoXXX by Danny BrownThe King is Dead by The DecemberistsThe Head and the Heart by The Head and the HeartLasers by Lupe FiascoSubtract by SubtractCabin Fever by Wiz Khalifa----------------------------------------------2012 - 20:20RileyThe Money Store by Death GripsOn The Impossible Past by The MenzingersGood Kid MAAD City by Kendrick LamarMattAttack On Memory by Cloud NothingsAlbum Title Goes Here by DeadMau5On The Impossible Past by The MenzingersGood Kid MAAD City by Kendrick LamarThe OF Tape Vol. 2 by Odd FutureTonight EP by Tonight----------------------------------------------2013 - 28:37RileyAcid Rap by Chance The Rapper18 Hours of Static by Big Ups (actually released 2014)Sunbather by DeafheavenModern Vampires of the City by Vampire WeekendMattAcid Rap by Chance The RapperRandom Access Memories by Daft PunkSettle by DisclosureBlow The Roof by Flux PavilionSomething Wild by Radiator HospitalPure Heroin by Lorde----------------------------------------------2014 - 35:52RileyBenji by Sun Kil MoonNever Hungover Again by Joyce ManorMattTransgender Dysphoria Blues by Against Me18 Hours of Static by Big UpsNever Hungover Again by Joyce ManorTorch Song by Radiator HospitalThe Night Day EP by ZooMy Krazy Life by YGOxymoron by Schoolboy QRented World by The MenzingersSound of a Woman by Keisza----------------------------------------------2015 - 44:24RileyPainted Shut by Hop AlongTo Pimp A Butterfly by Kendrick LamarMattWhite Reaper Does it Again by White ReaperWe Cool by Jeff RosenstockIn Colour by Jaime xxLittle Neon Limelight by HoundmouthSometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes I Just Sit by Courtney Barnett----------------------------------------------2016 - 50:24RileyRuminations by Conor OberstWorry by Jeff RosenstockYou Will Never Be One of Us by NailsThe Dream is Over by PUPBody War by Show Me the BodyMattLife of Pablo by Kanye WestCardinal by PinegroveMalibu by Anderson PaakWorry by Jeff RosenstockBest Buds by Mom Jeans----------------------------------------------2017 - 56:33RileyA Crow Looked At Me by Mount EerieMattThe Nashville Sound by Jason Isbell and the 400 UnitThe Worlds Best American Band by White ReaperAfter The Party by The MenzingersThe Yunahon Mixtape by Oso OsoForever is A Mighty Long Time by Big KritFlowerboy by Tyler The CreatorOdisea by Ozuna----------------------------------------------2018 - 1:03:37Riley2012 - 2017 by Against All LogicTwin Fantasy by Car Seat HeadrestMattDiCaprio II by JIDPost by Jeff RosenstockVibras by J BalvinMaster Volume by The Dirty NilGolden Hour by Kasey MusgravesVictory Lap by Nipsey Hustle----------------------------------------------2019 and The Future 1:09:47DECADE DEFINING ALBUM 1:18:54

In this episode, I speak with Jack Shirley, a musician, an audio engineer, producer, and owner of The Atomic Garden studio in Oakland California. Jack is probably best known for his work with the band, Deafheaven, whose sophomore album, Sunbather was named Best New Music by Pitchfork. He has also recorded and produced bands like Loma Prieta, Gouge Away, Joyce Manor and countless others, including my band, Jeromes Dream. He was a founding member of the punk band Comadre and now plays guitar in Dangers! We talk about his beginnings with recording, the Oakland punk scene, work/life balance, and using ACDC's Back In Black as a sonic reference point for all his recordings. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/microspy/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/microspy/support

It's episode 69 and we're ready to subvert your expectations! Rem and Ray revisit their chaotic weeks that led to recording a day late; doctors visits; movie theater nonsense; a fair debate; smart speakers; leud sunbathers; sex in the woods; when to take care of business before a date; and an indepth review of Iron Eagle with role play! richdickman.com richdickmanshow@gmail.com @richdickmanshow Call The Dickman Line - 860-316-4776

STP 32: Sunbather by Deafheaven - First Impressions by String Theory Podcast

"I don't know", laughed Deafheaven vocalist and founding member George Clarke when asked what he thought prompted the surprise crossover success of their sophomore album Sunbather. "We got really lucky. It was such a crazy, exciting time and I think that a lot of people felt like what we were doing was fresh and I think that resonated more than anything".That album propelled Deafheaven into a world that saw it acclaimed as one of the best received albums of 2013 throughout the United States. The response saw their fan base swell and interest peak, but Clarke says at the time the band were merely content to improve on debut Roads to Judah."I remember just thinking this is what we've worked up to", he said. "Up to this point this is the best version of oursleves, but we were also very nervous. We've always been a little bit self - doubting and a little bit cautious and we were just scared and excited. When it started rolling and people began to hear it and seeing the response for the first time, then it felt real and exciting".In the full interview George discusses the upcoming tour, last years album Ordinary Corrupt Human Love, the different musical direction the band took with it, their feelings on the direction, the fans reaction, the early days of the band, what they were trying to achieve musically in the beginning and now, how the band has changed musically over the years and more.

Marty and Kris are back with another heater! Episode 3 is all about 2013. We start with tackling Marty’s birthday weekend exploits (0:50) Kris gives Marty a birthday gift (4:40) Marty visiting the Cranbrook art museum in Detroit and checking out the Punk Graphics exposition (11:10) Breaking down the year of 2013 in music and what was happening on the billboard charts (22:46) Marty reveling in how much he hates Florida-Georgia Line (30:51) and Kris’s old band getting inexplicably booked for hip hop night at a country bar in Temple, Texas (39:20). After some earth shattering and controversial opinions on Macklemore and Katy Perry, it’s time to lock in with Kris’s pick. Vampire Weekend’s critically acclaimed third album, Modern Vampires of the City (1:09:09) Followed by Marty’s pick, Deafheaven’s black metal by way of shoegaze masterpiece, Sunbather (2:00:02). Don’t sleep on the MVP’s of music nerd-dom! 

This summer, California's boundary-pushing post-metal band Deafheaven will be releasing their long awaited fourth record, Ordinary Corrupt Human Love, on ANTI- records (July 13th). The band will be out on the road for the rest of this year touring the new material. Catch them when they come through your neck of the woods. I had a beer with Deafheaven singer George Clarke behind Vancouver's Rickshaw Theatre the last time they were in my hometown. We watched a rat gang war erupt in the alley as we sipped local brews and I teased George, complaining about how long Deafheaven songs tend to be--too long for radio edits! Which band did George need to make sure was on the guestlist that night and why? What's it like to play music on Ketamine? How do Deafheaven piece together the different parts of their long songs? What's George's relationship with his audience when the fans need to seek out what he's saying in the songs (because of his vocal style)? What were the core struggles George was dealing with on the band's third record, New Bermuda? Why are metal fans so passionate about the genre? What do George and Stéphane from Alcest have long conversations about? What's the funniest mean thing that George has read about himself? What does Burt Bacharach have to do with anything? You'll have to listen to find out. Tracks played on the radio edit of the show... 1) Deafheaven, New Bermuda (2015) "Come Back" 2) Deafheaven, Sunbather (2013) "Dream House" 3) Deafheaven, New Bermuda (2015) "Brought to the Water" NO songs CANCON

This summer, California's boundary-pushing post-metal band Deafheaven will be releasing their long awaited fourth record, Ordinary Corrupt Human Love, on ANTI- records (July 13th). The band will be out on the road for the rest of this year touring the new material. Catch them when they come through your neck of the woods. I had a beer with Deafheaven singer George Clarke behind Vancouver's Rickshaw Theatre the last time they were in my hometown. We watched a rat gang war erupt in the alley as we sipped local brews and I teased George, complaining about how long Deafheaven songs tend to be--too long for radio! Which band did George need to make sure was on the guestlist that night and why? What's it like to play music on Ketamine? How do Deafheaven piece together the different parts of their long songs? What's George's relationship with his audience when the fans need to seek out what he's saying in the songs (because of his vocal style)? What were the core struggles George was dealing with on the band's third record, New Bermuda? Why are metal fans so passionate about the genre? What do George and Stéphane from Alcest have long conversations about? What's the funniest mean thing that George has read about himself? How did The Cranberries and Sixpence None the Richer influence Deafheaven? What does Burt Bacharach have to do with anything? You'll have to listen to find out. Tracks played on the podcast edition of the show... 1) Deafheaven, New Bermuda (2015) "Come Back" 2) Deafheaven, Sunbather (2013) "Dream House" 3) Deafheaven, New Bermuda (2015) "Brought to the Water" 4) Deafheaven, Sunbather (2013) "The Pecan Tree" (snippet/background) 5) The Cranberries, Everybody Else Is Doing It, So Why Can't We? (1993) "Linger" (snippet/background) 6) Deafheaven, Sunbather (2013) "The Pecan Tree" (snippet/background) 7) Deafheaven, New Bermuda (2015) "Brought to the Water" (snippet/background) 8) Sixpence None the Richer, Sixpence None the Richer (1997) "Kiss Me" (snippet/background) 9) Deafheaven, New Bermuda (2015) "Brought to the Water" (snippet/background) NO songs CANCON

Hey everyone, Episode 34 coming at you, so close to 50 we can taste it. This week it's just Joe and Sreten, but we do have a friend that pops in at the end.   This week Joe talks about: recent album anniversaries for Wu-Tang Forever and N.W.A. Happy birthday to The D.O.C., Big L, and Morrissey.  Joe starts a new segment called ”Easy how you speaking bro idk if you friend or foe” AKA "Love Mail/Hate Mail."  Joe also has an in depth and extremely personal Album discussion of "Sunbather" by DeafHeaven.  It's the 5 year anniversary of "Sunbather" and Joe has a lot of history attached to this album.  RIP Grandpa Whitaker.    We top the show off with a little "I like, don't like what you like."   Remember to tell your friends, family, and enemies about Musically Meditated.  The only way we can grow Musically Meditated is with your help.  SUBSCRIBE to the show and join the Facebook group. Thank you to everyone for their continued support.          

Happy Fathers Day to all the dads out there!  this week, Brian and Ronnie talk about: - new songs from Deafheaven, Blind Justice, Birds In Row, and Coarse. - Sunbather... one of the best albums of our time - How dated Hot Damn is and how the bands that emulate them are the worst - Baroness album coming out... what color is it going to be? - Culture Abuse is the summer jam - ... so much more INCLUDED IN THE EPISODE IS "MAXALUNA" FROM THE BAND BLACK IN MOURNING, featuring members of Subzdro, Bold, Into Another, Youth Of Today and Stabbing Westward.  

Deafheaven has been something of a phenomenon in the music community. In 2013 their album Sunbather netted them near universal praise from many publications that often don't bother with metal. This week Kayle and Jaryn talk about what all the fuss was about.

Powered by uDiscover, Hill and Beez discuss the news surrounding Polish death metallers Decapitated, there’s a look at new tracks from Marilyn Manson and The Story So Far, thoughts on the most metal superheroes, album reviews on Foo Fighters, Prophets of Rage, Satyricon and an EP review on Cursed Earth, and Album Club is on a more modern game changer in extreme metal circles, Deafheaven’s Sunbather. TNM is powered by uDiscover. Head to udiscovermusic.com to get a first glimpse at Metallica's incredible new deluxe box set for the upcoming remaster of Master Of Puppets. Get 15% off of all the latest merch drops at EMP.co.uk by using the code THATSNOTMETAL at the checkout.

'You May Not Like This' is a podcast about music exchange featuring albums you may not like. once every month, one of us brings up an album that the other one hasn't heard before to find out whether one or both of us can stand it. the point of it all is to say you tried something new. on the first episode, we discuss "Sunbather" by Deafheaven. hope you like it! (Intro/Outro music is from "A Quick One While She's Away" by Giraffes? Giraffes!) Follow us and subscribe! Website: www.colorfulmonsters.com Apple Podcasts: bit.ly/colorfulmonsters SoundCloud: @colorful_monsters Twitter: twitter.com/BuryTheMonsters Facebook: facebook.com/colorfulmonsters/ Spotify: open.spotify.com/user/colorfulmonsters

29% of America would welcome a military coup,Why aren't smart guns happening?,Colleges are teaching students that 9-11 was the fault of America,Sunbather attacked by Islamic women in France,Why is it always and only "Gun Violence",Can we see the mass shooters prior to the killing spree?,Do we still have UnAlienable Rights?

This week, Patrick brings a fusion of Black Metal and Shoegaze in Deafheaven's critically-acclaimed 2013 album "Sunbather" and subsequently divides the quorum. Where does everyone's opinions lie? Hit play and find out!

Time was in the early days of the Internet there weren't many options for finding new music. However once better bandwidth came about the Internet became a wonderful and strange place indeed. Where else could one find a Symphonic Metal Opera album about My Little Pony (that's actually really good)? And where else could you find more a seemingly endless source of metal music from talented bands like Napalm Strike, Obsidian Throne, Wildernessking, Old Wainds, Lycanthia, Maniac Butcher, and the inimitable deafheaven? Fortunately you don't have to go searching for all of these bands on the Internet and can add a sampling of each to your collection with just a simple click or via your podcatcher. How times have changed indeed. (00:11) Riding Through The Darkest Woods... by Maniac Butcher from Masakr (BY-NC-ND) (04:30) Time Feeds this Wound by Lycanthia from Oligarchy (BY-NC) (10:58) Insane stellar race by Old Wainds from Nordraum (BY-NC-ND) (15:44) Sunbather by deafheaven from Sunbather (BY-NC-ND) (25:58) The Devil Within by Wildernessking from The Devil Within (BY-NC-ND) (35:58) Black Hole in Human Form by Obsidian Tongue from A Nest of Ravens in the Throat of Time (BY-NC) (44:28) Mind Control by Napalm Strike from Aiming Down the Sights (BY-NC-ND) (50:10) Scene 4: Lunar March by The L-Train (and friends) from Moonrise (BY-SA) Please support the bands in this show! Buy a T-Shirt, head to the shows, or set up a memorial for your favorite band. Whatever you can do to help these bands keep making music, please do it! Also check out the other great podcasts at Metal Injection, and be sure to listen to all of the great shows (including Open Metalcast) streaming 24/7 at Metalinjection.FM. If you have any suggestions for Creative Commons licensed metal, send me a link at craig@openmetalcast.com. Open Metalcast #097 (MP3) Open Metalcast #097 (OGG)

Time was in the early days of the Internet there weren't many options for finding new music. However once better bandwidth came about the Internet became a wonderful and strange place indeed. Where else could one find a Symphonic Metal Opera album about My Little Pony (that's actually really good)? And where else could you find more a seemingly endless source of metal music from talented bands like Napalm Strike, Obsidian Throne, Wildernessking, Old Wainds, Lycanthia, Maniac Butcher, and the inimitable deafheaven? Fortunately you don't have to go searching for all of these bands on the Internet and can add a sampling of each to your collection with just a simple click or via your podcatcher. How times have changed indeed. * (00:11) Riding Through The Darkest Woods… by Maniac Butcher from Masakr (BY-NC-ND) * (04:30) Time Feeds this Wound by Lycanthia from Oligarchy (BY-NC) * (10:58) Insane stellar race by Old Wainds from Nordraum (BY-NC-ND) * (15:44) Sunbather by deafheaven from Sunbather (BY-NC-ND) * (25:58) The Devil Within by Wildernessking from The Devil Within (BY-NC-ND) * (35:58) Black Hole in Human Form by Obsidian Tongue from A Nest of Ravens in the Throat of Time (BY-NC) * (44:28) Mind Control by Napalm Strike from Aiming Down the Sights (BY-NC-ND) * (50:10) Scene 4: Lunar March by The L-Train (and friends) from Moonrise (BY-SA) Please support the bands in this show! Buy a T-Shirt, head to the shows, or set up a memorial for your favorite band. Whatever you can do to help these bands keep making music, please do it! Also check out the other great podcasts at Metal Injection, and be sure to listen to all of the great shows (including Open Metalcast) streaming 24/7 at Metalinjection.FM. If you have any suggestions for Creative Commons licensed metal, send me a link at craig@openmetalcast.com.

In which returning favorites Robby and Nick have a discussion with special guest Michael about the new Deafheaven release Sunbather.http://archive.org/download/MSSPSunbather/SunbatherPodcast.mp3