Podcasts about Them Are Us Too

This month's commentary podcast revisits 2015's Remain, the central work of Them Are Us Too. It's a beautiful record which ably fits into darkwave and dreampop traditions, but more importantly showcases the incredible talents and special personalities of Kennedy Ashlyn and Cash Askew. From its alternately delicate and crushing sounds to its radical demands for a peaceful existence, it was a pleasure to revisit this masterpiece. 

sent $$$ this week to a few folks in need of mutual aid.follow instagram.com/blackwomenexhale for requests.DOWNLOAD RECORDINGsubscribe to the podcast here: http://feeds.feedburner.com/5432fun(intro by omar)Ahem “Air Supply” Chutes and LaddersMatchess “Ossify Them” SacracorpaLas Densas “BESTIA” N O TRome Is Not A Town “Can You Feel the Rush” Can You Feel the Rush/Nothing To ClaimSavage Mansion “Document” Document EPTrust Fund “King of CM” Bringing the backlineNylex “Violent Action” S/TMaria Minerva “Turn Me On (Working On Full Powwa)” Sacred & Profane LoveGrape Room “Yankee on the Run” Heart of GumWonder Bread “1011” Complete Solid Gold Hits 7"Colour Me Wednesday “Exposure” Counting Pennies in the AfterlifeHouse and Land “Precious Jewels” Across The FieldBlowdryer “Insulated” s/tThem Are Us Too “Floor” AmendsLandline “Funny” LandlineDaylight Robbery “Superstition” Signal Bleed EPWayside Ghost “carry” s/tFake Buildings “Atlantic Haze” Thin Edges

       We listen to Remain from Them Are Us Too on Dias Records. Their first and only proper album with Cash Askew and Kennedy Ashlyn who met at Kennedys goth birthday party where they bonded over Cash's playlist. A typical art school band story, playing music instead of critiquing oil painted meme's they managed to create haunting shoegaze while in their early 20's just before Cash tragically passed in the Ghost Ship fire in 2016. It's never going to be easy to think about where they might have gone and all the talented people who died at an alternative space show way before their time. Try to make music like this before you're gone. Email - records@harveylovesharvey.com Twitter - @welisten21 Instagram - welisten2records Leave a message on the Welisten hotline - 978-707-9899 

This week on Talking to Ghosts we have SRSQ, who recently put out their project debut album on Dais Records. SRSQ is the solo project of Kennedy Ashlyn, who was the keyboard/vocalist for Them Are Us Too. We talk about the mental health of touring, home decorations, and how to make sad music while still living a functional life. SRSQ is opening for Godflesh in Portland on December 5th. Talking to Ghosts is best found on our Official Website.

Hablamos de la nueva de Deerhunter, Exploded View, Uniform, E, Brockhampton, Twitter against the Machine, Them Are Us Too, Daniel Brandt, Leon Vynehall, High On Fire, Max Cooper, Rosalía y el Last Building Burning de Cloud Nothings. * 00:02:45 Deerhunter se mueren en pleno verano y nosotros de amor con ellos * 00:11:26 El IV Reich viene a visitar a @Mohorte a casa * 00:16:12 Uniform: ¿mejor cacofónicos o limpitos? * 00:22:01 El Obey de Exploded View es raro y accesible a la vez * 00:28:26 Descubrimos el disco más @Ferraia del año * 00:37:25 @Black_gallego trae un disco de Hip-Hop guay, pero el que le roba el show es Mohorte * 00:48:00 Twitter Against The Machine, pero flojito, equidistante * 00:57:42 Ojo al Amends de Them Are Us Too, discazo absoluto * 01:16:08 Daniel Brandt llega con su Channels y Ferraia con sus muertos. Y saltamos a hablar de Mandy porque somos tu podcast de cine favorito que no conocías aún. * 01:28:40 Sorpresita Mohortiana con Leon Vynehall * 01:39:15 ¿Por qué, señor, por qué, nos haces de nuevo escuchar algo de High on Fire? * 01:42:30 El disco del año que más tarda en empezar es el que aprovecha Roberto para irse al baño. Cortesía de @Ferraia. * 01:48:16 Rosalía meets Hipersónica Tra-trá. * 02:27:00 Y desgranamos el disco del adiós al errejonismo de Cloud Nothings. Puedes buscarnos en Rateyourmusic, en twitter, en iVoox y en cualquier lado.

Sonic catharsis in the form of electronic music from the artists who we lost in the Ghost Ship tragedy. Analog synth techno, disco, ethereal pop and house music by Nackt, Cherushii, Them Are Us Too, Ghosts of Lightning, Easystreet, Introflirt, Joey Casio, and more. Stay in, turn up, and let's have a dance party together.Download linkPlaylist:Nackt - "Scheherezade (Ambient mix)"Nackt and CM-4 - "Ocean View" Nackt - "Next"Ghost of Lightning - "All is Fair in Dreams"Ghost of Lightning - "Ashes to Ashes"Introflirt - "Temporary Heaven"Easystreet - "International Supernatural"Easystreet - "I Love Your Sexy Movie (Velvet Chang's Spandex Fantasy Club Remix)"Cherushii - "Manic (Deep Mix)"C. Faith - "Free Spirit Lost Soul (Original Mix)"Cherushii - "Rudy's Party (Bobby Browser's Ambient Mix)"Them Are Us Too - "Marilyn"Joey Casio - "Live on KVRXNOR"Geinoh Yamashirogumi - "Kaneda (Nackt Edit)"Cherushii - "Indigo Wave (featuring Golden Donna)"Nackt and Kendig - "Night System"Nackt - "Future Nights" (unreleased)Cherushii - "The Industrial City"Nackt - "Familiarity SUC"

In the wake of the Oakland tragedy, we wanted to pay our respects on this episode of the podcast to the life and work of Cash Askew of Them Are Us Too.

En este episodio, Milton Barboza comparte tres canciones tan frescas que podrían estar de venta en la Central de Abastos: la introspección de Them Are Us Too, el hiphop etéreo de Kehlani (con Chance the Rapper) y la intensidad de Mikal Cronin.

This one has been fun to make, because it has a lot of variety. I really do love many different types of music and this mix has everything from progressive instrumental to punk rock to indie to electronic to drone and more. It is almost 11 minutes before a single lyric is sung, and even then it is barely audible. What fun! At the same time, it is hard to contend with the greatness of songs like this Say Hi track, and others. So there are most certainly some great songs included. And a new Swervedriver track. Wow. That's a band I would not have expected to not only reunite, but reunite and produce great material. They were sort of on the fringes of the shoegaze movement in the 90's and had one minor hit, but I honestly couldn't get any of my friends turned on to them (I loved Raise when it came out). And for them to come back and produce something great when so many reunited bands produce second or third rate material is a real achievement. I am looking forward to that album, if indeed there is one impending. I still avoid music blogs and sites and rely on a script I wrote to accumulate new music, so I honestly don't know if there is an album in the works or not. Anyway, if you're wondering about the bro'd-out cover, it's lifted from the great comic Hawkeye, which is really pretty awesome. You know, Hawkeye, from the Avengers, but he never had a central story before. And it's way fun. The mobsters say Bro a lot. BiH 45 feat. Pampers, Swervedriver, Plastic Handgun, flor, Dan Mangan & Blacksmith, Natalie McCool, The Amazing, JeRum, Say Hi, Them Are Us Too, Daughter (remixed by Izzard), Benoit Pioulard