Podcast appearances and mentions of Tim Presley

Escucha una nueva edición de Los Ideales / The Indieals, 180 minutos de música alternativa cosidos a mano y sin algoritmos, como se hacía antes. Entrad sin llamar, aquí cabemos todos. Han sonado: 1) The Clientele - Bookshop Casanova 2) The Ruby Suns - Tane Mahuta 3) The Radio Dept. - I Don't Need Love, I've Got My Band 4) Broadcast - Pendulum 5) TOPS - VII Babies 6) The Cleaners From Venus - Queen Of The May 7) Pony Bravo - Jazmín de Megatron 8) The Ophelias - Salome 9) comfort - Not Passing 10) Lives Of Angels - In the Image of Youth 11) Oli's Plan; lil ricefield - HOW MANY TIMES 12) fantasy of a broken heart - We Confront the Demon in Mysterious Ways 13) Empty Pinata - I Have A Huge Crush On Doja Cat 14) Le Big Zero - Funnel Cake at a Funeral 15) Nice Biscuit - Candle 16) Tim Presley; White Fence - Neighborhood Light 17) Zachary Mason - I Wish Humans Were Made in a Factory... 18) Harlem - Friendly Ghost 19) Dirty Ghosts - Some Kids 20) The Gruesomes - What's Your Problem? 21) Autogramm - Randy 22) Lézard - Manifastique 23) Second Layer - Fixation 24) Bloc Party - Rough Justice 25) Getdown Services; Saloon Dion - Throbber 26) The Wants - Nuclear Party 27) The Lounge Society - Burn The Heather 28) The Moonlandingz - Give Me More 29) Adult DVD - Do Something 30) Lifeguard - It Will Get Worse 31) La Sécurité - Detour 32) Holiday Ghosts - Western Daylight 33) Welly - Home For The Weekend 34) Bryan's Magic Tears - Stream Roller 35) Hinds - Hi, How Are You 36) Melenas; Peanut Butter Wolf - Bang - Peanut Butter Wolf Remix 37) Junk Drawer - Nids Niteca 38) Chalk - Tell Me 39) Ringlets - Sever 40) Buddy Wynkoop - If You Give a Poet a Beer 41) GANS - I THINK I LIKE YOU 42) DEADLETTER - Binge 43) Heartworms - Jacked 44) The Cool Greenhouse - Get Unjaded 45) Working Men's Club - John Cooper Clarke 46) Snapped Ankles - Smart World 47) Warmduscher - Standing on the Corner 48) Fat White Family - Bullet of Dignity 49) Perennial - Perennial '65 50) Opus Kink - Dog Stay Down 51) Jerskin Fendrix - Jerskin Fendrix Freestyle 52) Cooper T; Jason Williamson - One Stop 53) Jagged Baptist Club - Blow Dry Nation 54) BIG SPECIAL - BLACK COUNTRY GOTHIC 55) IDLES - POP POP POP

Born and raised near the Bay Area alongside his brother, Presley was influenced by a plethora of different moments in culture, music and the arts. From hip-hop to punk and hardcore, it was in the mid to late 90s that Presely began his career in music with early outfits such as Model American and The Nerve Agents. Wanting to shape-shift, in the mid 2000's he put a new band together called Darker My Love and from there White Fence was born. Presely is also an acclaimed visual artist and poet and can be found demonstrating his craft in various exhibits all around the world. Enjoy!

This week Oliver checks out White Fence, a masterful melding of Americana, 60s psych and 60s folk-rock from Tim Presley. Then he reviews, with mixed feelings, the new record from L.A. psychedelic surf-rockers Allah-Las. Follow @asonicyouthpodcast on Insta and Facebook. This show is part of the Free FM 89.0 YOUTH ZONE. Made with support of NZ on Air.

Quick content warning: Plouffe notes at the beginning of the episode that the lyrical content of the album features talk of sexual assault and suicide. On this episode of Vinyl Verdict, Bell, Jamie and Plouffe listen to Plouffe's next pick, The Distillers Coral Fang. Their third studio album, and only major label release, Coral Fang came out in 2003 to positive critical reviews. Stradling the line between punk and grunge music, the album produced three singles, two of which charted. The tour supporting the album went from 2003 to 2004 and when it ended, the band never released another studio album. Some controversy ensued because the album was recorded and released in the midst frontwoman Brody Dalle's divorce from her then husband, Tim Armstrong, the frontman for the punk band Rancid. Speculation swirled in both the media and the fanbases for both The Distillers and Rancid as to whether the album was about the divorce. The album was released with two different covers, one the original artwork by Tim Presley, and another 'safe' artwork which was sanitized for sale in stores such as Walmart. Will the boys stir up controversy with their verdicts? Come along and find out!

On this week's Talkhouse Podcast we've got a pair of fantastic musicians who've been intimately involved with each other's lives and work for the past decade and a half: Cate Le Bon and Huw Evans. Le Bon and Evans each have their own incredible discographies that wouldn't have been the same without the other: They're not in a band together, but each has been a key component of the other's work over the years, starting when they were young and romantically involved. Though they're no longer in a relationship, they're still a huge part of each other's lives. And as you'll hear in this conversation, they like to give each other shit—to the point where while recording I wasn't sure if there was some real hostility happening. (There wasn't.) Evans records under the name H. Hawkline, and this week he'll release his fifth album, Milk For Flowers. It's his most personal and intense yet, though strong emotions remain shrouded in what he once called “strange pop.” Hawkline first found a bit of fame in his and Le Bon's native Wales as a TV presenter, but found his musical voice with a unique blend of classic-sounding songwriting flecked with psychedelic and folk influences. He's worked with Tim Presley of White Fence a bunch; as you'll hear, Presley even played a pivotal non-musical role in the creation of Milk For Flowers. Le Bon produced it, helping to shepherd some intense feelings onto tape. Here's the title track. Evans was there right at the start of Le Bon's career, as you'll hear in this chat: They were living together, and he convinced her to start playing her otherworldly songs outside of their house. He even had to come up with her stage name in order to create a flyer: What may or may not have been a reference to Duran Duran singer Simon Le Bon stuck. The two eventually moved to Los Angeles together and continued making music: Le Bon has amassed an unforgettable discography—you know immediately when you hear her music. (Jeff Tweedy once said he could always tell when it was Le Bon playing guitar, which sounds like a compliment to me.) Le Bon's latest album is last year's Pompeii, a grand, height-of-the-pandemic record that feels like an amazing high-wire act, with saxophone, clarinet, and synthesizers all complementing her voice, guitar, and bass. And it's a matter of some debate, as you'll hear, whether Evans contributed any bass as well. Check out “Remembering Me” from Pompeii. In addition to giving each other grief about song titles and bass parts, the two talk about their history together, about how Le Bon narrowly avoided recording a song that sounded like Jane's Addiction, their different writing styles, and about how the story of Le Bon's first gig was like “a shit indie film.” Enjoy. Thanks for listening to the Talkhouse Podcast, and thanks to Huw Evans and Cate Le Bon for letting us in on their chat. If you liked what you heard, please followTalkhouse on your favorite podcasting platform, and be sure to check out all the other podcasts in our network, including Jokermen, Craig Finn's That's How I Remember It, and more. This episode was produced by Myron Kaplan, and the Talkhouse theme is composed and performed by the Range. See you next time!

Your guide to effortless glide, around the world on the radio waves of CJSW 90.9fmPlaylist: Los Ecos - La Fuga Del BandidoGal Costa - Negro AmorWau Wau Collectif - Yaral Sa Doom IITim Presley's White Fence - I Love YouCrossbones - Say That You Love MeOliver Klaus - Here Comes the SunSURF KITTIES! - Wanna TreatQUITAPENAS - Os QuitapenasGene Sikora - A Song for MaryRide Til Dawn - Here TonightO Boi Solitário - A Caminho Do OesteBill Agle - SunsetKing Khan - It's Just BegunDanny and the Darleans - How Many TimesTeeTahs - Okee DokeeLEMONGRAB - Last Night in San Jose

Looking through the kaleidoscope on this tropical November evening!Playlist: The Sandals - Theme from Endless SummerDenial - California DreamingThe Waikikis - Sweet LeilaniTim Presley's White Fence - LoreleiKim Gray - Peroxide BlondesBruxas - Cógelo, RápidoThe Waikikis - Bali Ha'iLes Abranis - Chenar Le BluesRichard Catwrangleur - Woody's ThemeCrossbones - Say That You Love MeThe Strangers - Nobody Called MeThe Waikikis - Beyond the ReefLos Zanys - Un Lugar IdealDopey's Robe - Railroad BillStripmall - Mother of EarthDead Ghosts - All in a RowThe Waikikis - The Moon of ManakooraWillie Thrasher - Wolves Don't Live by the RulesThe Garrys - Heavy FlowThe 427's - MavericksTraffik Island - You Do, Don't You?The Waikikis - The Hawaiian Wedding SongThe King Khan & BBQ Show - Why Don't You Lie

Beat the heat with some backlit 3 ft peelers as the sun sets on an equatorial day in the prairies. Stay cool my dudes!Playlist: The Sandals - Theme from The Endless SummerThe Beach Bullies - Sob StoryLawrence Welk - Blue HawaiiAzymuth - Linha Do HorizonteSandhy & Mandhy - Quisiera OlvidarteDavid Byrne & Brian Eno - Strange OvertonesLawrence Welk - Aloha OeBronco - A Qué Le TiramosLloyd Cheechoo - Winds of ChangeGraham County - ColoradoLawrence Welk - Song of the IslandsKing Khan - Bandit QueenWillie Thrasher - Intuit ChantBob Hocko and The Swamp Rats - I'm Going HomeLawrence Welk - Land of DreamsTim Presley's White Fence - I Love YouThe Fringe - Morning GloryMdou Moctar - ChismitenLawrence Welk - Blue HawaiiThe 427's - Blue Cactus

Bringing the sunshine with you where ever you're cruising!Playlist: Canned Heat - Going Up The CountryApostoles - Don't Huzzle for LoveSweet Breeze - She's My ChoiceThe Du-Cats - DrowseyWeen - SarahGallagher & Lyle - Technicolour DreamAntonio y sus Caribeños - ExodoDream Whip - BullyDanny Dusk & The Twilights - Life Ain't ClearLes Sinners - L'Hymne À ZoéKing Khan - The Simple TruthsTim Presley's White Fence - Neighborhood LightGhost Woman - AirlineArthur Ahbez - Free as the WindROY - I'm Not AfraidSlapp Happy - Sort OfOfege - Come Right Back

For Episode 100 we took the show on the road. With the help of a bunch of sponsors we threw one rager of a party at IceBar on I-Drive in Orlando Hailey McClusky was our main guest and she got the party started with some fire drinks We also got to chat with Spencer Elliott, Steve Kliamenakis, John Gill, Tim Presley, Tierney Stecher, Kimmie Caramuta, Todd Zimmerman, Kelly Burris Amanda Schneider and Shannon Tarrant during the show while listening to the musical talents of Kristen Wilson. We covered a few of the events going on over the next few weeks Thank you so much for everyone that has supporting us in getting to the milestone of 100 episodes. Especially big thank you to our sponsors, IceBar Orlando, ViewStub, Adventures by Matt, GSI, Premier Oracle Elevator, e2 Destination and Event Management, Magical Photobooths, Printing USA, Paradigm Party Band, ODD-O-Ts Entertainment and Our Dj Rocks

Musician and artist Tim Presley joins CWMD in conversation that covers a wide range of subjects from Tim's early Punk days to his new art book, Under the Banner of Concern (link below.) Tim and Matt also discuss the early days of Echo Park, Tim's struggles with opiates,and Tim's ability to switch genres of music and keep his fan base in tact.Buy Tim's book, Under the Banner of Concern here: https://anthology.net/Tim's Instagram: @tm_prsleyOpening Song, "Raven On White Cadillac," by White Fence from the album, For the Recently Found Innocent.Produced, Edited and Hosted by Matt Dwyerthemattdwyer.comConsulting Producer: Dustin Marshall See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sports Team (Holm Front records) Deep Down Happy - Lander Le Skeleton Band (Ramblin’ Bastringue et Inouïe Production) Aux cavaliers Seules - A peine souffle repris Taulard (Broderie Records) Dans la plaine - Privilégié White fence / Tim Presley (mexican summer) - looking glass - must let go Lane (vicious circle) - pictures of century - Voices Dangerhouse Art Brut (Alcopop Rcds) Bang Bang Rock n'Rol - My Little Brother" Outtacontroller (Alien Snatch) Sure Thing - Glassy Eyes" Sports Team (Holm Front records) Deep Down Happy - Fishing Sports Team (Holm Front records) Deep Down Happy -Stations of the cross Asphalt Jungle (Skydog, 1978) - Planté comme un privé (45t.) - Planté comme un privé. Iggy POP (Skydog, 1995) - Family affair (CD single) - Family affair (demo 1985 Korto (Six Tonnes de Chairs Records) - EP - Mob Mt.Mountain (Six Tonnes de Chairs Records) - Tassels - Tassels Sports Team (Holm Front records) Deep Down Happy - Here’s the thing

Sports Team (Holm Front records) Deep Down Happy - Lander Le Skeleton Band (Ramblin’ Bastringue et Inouïe Production) Aux cavaliers Seules - A peine souffle repris Taulard (Broderie Records) Dans la plaine - Privilégié White fence / Tim Presley (mexican summer) - looking glass - must let go Lane (vicious circle) - pictures of century - Voices Dangerhouse Art Brut (Alcopop Rcds) Bang Bang Rock n'Rol - My Little Brother" Outtacontroller (Alien Snatch) Sure Thing - Glassy Eyes" Sports Team (Holm Front records) Deep Down Happy - Fishing Sports Team (Holm Front records) Deep Down Happy -Stations of the cross Asphalt Jungle (Skydog, 1978) - Planté comme un privé (45t.) - Planté comme un privé. Iggy POP (Skydog, 1995) - Family affair (CD single) - Family affair (demo 1985 Korto (Six Tonnes de Chairs Records) - EP - Mob Mt.Mountain (Six Tonnes de Chairs Records) - Tassels - Tassels Sports Team (Holm Front records) Deep Down Happy - Here’s the thing

Tim Presley talks to Shelb and Jursh about his latest LP, why people should be kind, and how wearing shorts on stage is a pretty big gamble. Definitely check out the new record I Have to Feed Larry's Hawk. It is a repeat spin for sure. Song Credit: Fog City by Tim Presley, White FenceTim is electronically on social media platforms as: @white_fence_official & @tm_presley

Elke werkdag hoor je tussen 23-00u de beste muziek van het moment onder leiding van Jasper Leijdens. Deze aflevering wordt overgenomen door Domenica en Olivier van de band Torii. Ze nemen muziek mee van Cate Le Bon, Canshaker Pi en Tim Presley. PLAYLIST:TORII - HEAT LIGHTNINGPETERSBURG - FORESTARIEL PINK - UNWRITTEN LAWARTHUR RUSSEL - YOU DID IT YOURSELFCATE LE BON - DAYLIGHT MATTERSTIM PRESLEY - PHONEALDOUS HARDING - FIXTURE PICTURETORII - FORWARD RETREATCANSHAKER PI - CASUAL SHUGGERTORII - SINUOSITY

On this weeks show... Hear whose now repping all the downtown Orlando venues Find out which host is on their phone the most It’s the season of promotions, find out whose climbing the corporate ladder Is that santa? selina No its Tim Presley from magical photo booths

1. Michael Rother ~ Karussell2. Visage ~ Visage3. Peel Dream Magazine ~ Anorak4. Pere Ubu ~ On the Surface5. Tim Presley's White Fence ~ Forever Chained6. Simply Saucer ~ Bullet Proof Nothing7. Mattson 2 ~ Resolution8. Tommy Guerro ~ Slow Roll9. Chayns ~ Live With the Moon10. Mark Renner ~ Half a Heart11. Robert Fripp & Trey Gunn ~ Hope12. Pauline Anna Strom ~ Gossamer Silk13. Bugge Wesseltoft & Prins Thomas ~ Norte do Brasil14, Preacherman ~ Age of Individualism

Cate Le Bon and Tim Presley In Conversation with Mark "Frosty" McNeill Cate Le Bon and Tim Presley of Drinks joined Mark "Frosty" McNeill to talk about their recent album, Hippo Lite. We hope you can joins us for this delightful trip in and behind their music! In Conversation is produced by dublab. Sound editing and theme music are by Matteah Baim. Due to rights reasons music from the original broadcast has been shortened. To hear more, please visit dublab.com.

New music from cellist/composer Julia Kent, the David Lynch/Angelo Badalamenti side project Thought Gang, songwriter Tim Presley’s White Fence, and New York United, a new collaboration between downtown NY musicians Daniel Carter, Tobias Wilner, Djibril Toure, and Federico Ughi. Original air date: February 8, 2019 Sharon Van Etten Jupiter 4Remind Me Tomorrow 2019 Johnny Jewel Spiral StaircaseThemes For Television Italians Do It Better 2018 Johnny Jewel EmbersThemes For Television Italians Do It Better 2018 Low Dancing and FireDouble Negative 2018 Thalia Zedek Band We Will RollFighting Season Thrill Jockey Records 2018 Rock Tim Presley I Have to Feed Larry's HawkI Have to Feed Larry's Hawk Drag City Records 2019 Rock Nick Cave & Warren Ellis RomWhite Lunar Mute 2009 The Nels Cline Singers Into ItInitiate Cryptogramophone 2010 Jazz Bill Callahan Invocation of RatiocinationSometimes I Wish We Were an Eagle Drag City Inc. 2009 Julia Kent CrepuscoloTemporal The Leaf Label 2019 Classical Thought Gang Frank 2000 PreludeThought Gang Sacred Bones Records / Hostess 2018 Thought Gang One Dog BarkThought Gang Sacred Bones Records 2018 Jazz Kendrick Lamar untitledUntitled Unmastered. Top Dawg Entertainment 2016 Daniel Carter, Tobias Wilner, Djibril Toure, Federico Ughi Canal StreetNew York United 577 Records 2018 Jazz John Zorn Chi MaiThe Big Gundown Tzadik 2000

Tim Presley veröffentlicht als White Fence ein Soloalbum, dass glänzt mit einer LoFi Psychedelik und einer poetischen Zerbrechlichkeit.

Six years after their slight-but-satisfying Hair, Bay Area rock demi-god Ty Segall and longtime collaborator Tim Presley (dba White Fence) return with Joy, another collaborative album of half-melted psych-rock intent on sending listeners on a high-speed swirl through a very cracked kaleidoscope.An album review by Tyler Clark.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

Six years after their slight-but-satisfying Hair, Bay Area rock demi-god Ty Segall and longtime collaborator Tim Presley (dba White Fence) return with Joy, another collaborative album of half-melted psych-rock intent on sending listeners on a high-speed swirl through a very cracked kaleidoscope.An album review by Tyler Clark.Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Lies! Absolute darlings Cate Le Bon and Tim Presley (friend of the show) are DRINKS and guests in one of the best episodes of Made of Things yet! They talk to Antonio about siblings, haircutting Cate, Tim’s super secret, playing Tremor, capes and dresses, terrible drinks, dogs and wales (the animal). Is the truth even… Continue reading 55 DRINKS: Cate Le Bon, Tim Presley & even lower back

This week we mix it up a bit with an interview with one of the best and most prolific songwriters of the decade, Tim Presley - aka White Fence. We talk to Tim about his career in music, from his start in Bay Area hardcore punk band The Nerve Agents in the 90s, into becoming frontman for Californian neo-psych band Darker My Love, his time in The Fall, his transition to White Fence, his collaborations with Ty Segall, his current band Drinks and his solo work. We discuss music today, the LA scene, the songwriting process and where the drive and inspiration comes from to churn out so many songs. We were absolutely stoked to have Tim with us.

Fences! White ones, in particular. Tim Presley talks to Antonio about recording with Ty Segall and Cate Le Bon, ending up playing in The Fall, something in Tim’s bag, why isn’t he a rapper, guitars or whatever – and breaking them on someone’s back. Also, thoughts on Fun Haze (?) and, of course, fences. YouTube… Continue reading 43 White Fence: Tim Presley & lower back

With 82 episodes of tomfoolery behind me, I decided to "get serious" and play only top-shelf sub-underground rocknroll music this time, and put together a 1-hour set of total barnburners that I've got a hankering you're gonna like. With new material from LOS CRIPIS, bAd bAd, VIOLENT CHANGE, KATHARINE DALY, LIQUIDS, TIM PRESLEY and SUBURBAN HOMES, what's not to like? I've filled in the gaps with crazed teenage riot material from CLONE DEFECTS (pictured), TEDDY & THE FRAT GIRLS, K4, SUN CITY GIRLS, DEAD C, DOW JONES & THE INDUSTRIALS and much, MUCH more. Please let me know what you think and send your requests to dynamiteh@outlook.com. Track listing: LOS CRIPIS - Way to Heaven SUBURBAN HOMES - Shitsville THE TYRADES - Detonation LIQUIDS - I Killed Donald Trump TEDDY & THE FRAT GIRLS - Clubnite THE GIRLS - Methodist Church CLONE DEFECTS - Low Fashion Lovers KATHARINE DALY - Kant's TIM PRESLEY - The Wink THE GODRAYS - Boyscout Thriller VACUUM - Kicks bAd bAd - Eye Land GROWTH - Black Tail VIOLENT CHANGE - In The Way DEAD C - Mighty K4 - Kiwi Animal SUN CITY GIRLS - Black Tent DOW JONES & THE INDUSTRIALS - Damage

While the political world burns, Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio remains a sub-underground port in the storm. The 82nd edition of the show brings some top-drawer new material from GROWTH, VELO, CHOOK RACE, CCTV, LIQUIDS, TIM PRESLEY and NO SISTER, along with new archival material from DOW JONES & THE INDUSTRIALS, ZERO CRAG and even MR. SCIENCE (pictured). I also found time to painstakingly sort through my mp3 collection, and pulled up stuff for you by DESPERATE BICYCLES, THE FIX, 1/2 JAPANESE, GREEN ON RED, ART MUSEUMS and more. Take a peek at this playlist and then push whatever buttons you need to get this going into your ear canals. Track listing: GROWTH - Amanda DOW JONES & THE INDUSTRIALS - Ladies With Appliances MR. SCIENCE - Sociobiology MARK WYNN - Real Sausages Made By a Real Butcher CCTV - God's Will LIQUIDS - Take the Bait ANGRY SAMOANS - Are You A Square THE WHITEFRONTS - Get Out of the House or I'm Calling The Cops FRICTION - Pistol TIM PRESLEY - Can You Blame ART MUSEUMS - Dancing With a Hole in Your Heart CHOOK RACE - Sun in Eyes THIRTEENTH FLOOR ELEVATORS - I've Got Levitation GREEN ON RED - Illustrated Crawling ZERO CRAG - Push-Button Warfare DESPERATE BICYCLES - Smokescreen LEAVING TRAINS - Cigarette Motel METROPAK - OK Let's Go POSTURE - Janitor VELO - Deal With It 1/2 JAPANESE - I Know How It Feels....Bad THE FIX - No Idols NO SISTER - This Heat