Podcasts about Times New Viking

Will and Jason discuss new releases by the Umbrellas, Capsuna, and Orchard, plus bonus songs and more.

Will, Jason and David discuss new releases by Yo La Tengo, Black Belt Eagle Scout, and Parannoul, plus music news and bonus songs.

Suburban Lawns, Monochrome Set, Times New Viking, Honeymoon Killers and more. Small record label and DIY post-punk from the late 70s to early 80s, 60s and 70s deep funk, 1960s garage, indie.https://www.monochromefixation.com/

I was super stoked to chat with the wonderful Radical Dads for Episode 134 of Look At My Records! This trio tore up Brooklyn in the 2010s - releasing three great albums and melting faces all over the place! Since the release of their 2015 album, Universal Coolers, they did some adult things like having kids (making them actual Radical Dads) and moving to different parts of the world. Guitarists Chris and Lindsay now live in Sweden and drummer Robbie lives in Santa Cruz, California, but they didn’t let the distance stop them from putting out their fourth album, Paved Mountain, last month! In our interview, we talked about how the band pieced together the songs on Paved Mountain, Lindsay’s obsession with Herman Melville, Chris’ NJ power-pop pedigree, and a whole lot more! This episode features records from The Stroppies, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, Silver Jews, Eleanor Friedberger, Times New Viking, and The Smithereens!Get your copy of Paved Mountain on limited edition vinyl via Bandcamp. There, you’ll also find a TON of awesome merch! You can also stream it on your favorite streaming platform, including Spotify. Keep up with Radical Dads by liking them on Facebook and following them on both Instagram and Twitter.

Heads and punks unite as Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio #147 helps lead the way to a better scene. New stuff abounds this episode from the likes of HEADROOM, SOURSOB, BOB DESAULNIERS, HUEVOS II, SLENDER, DRILL and MICHAEL MORLEY. We're also showcasing other musical acts you're sure to enjoy such as Les Rallizes Denudes (pictured), O-Level, Times New Viking, Captain Beefheart and the Magic Band...and more. Get your download going now and tell a friend the news!Track listing:SLENDER - EclipseHEADROOM - Over EasyLES RALLIZES DENUDES - Field of Artificial FlowerMICHAEL MORLEY - The LivingSOURSOB - Neo-Lib DreamsQQQL - Underground IncelsMOTARDS - Yo Heart Mexico½ JAPANESE - Danger Danger Rachel LangJOHN HOVORKA - 2AYNO-LEVEL - Pseudo Punk/O-LevelHUEVOS II - Our SaturdaysKING ALFRED, MAN OF LEISURE - WishesTIMES NEW VIKING - Teen DramaDRILL - PredatorVICIOUS VISIONS - I Beat YouCAPTAIN BEEFHEART AND THE MAGIC BAND - Dachau Blues (Trout Mask Sessions) CLAW HAMMER - Moonlight On VermontCHILD MOLESTERS - Snake-Eyed Donkey, Fish-Eyed SnakeBOB DESAULNIERS - Rose Water

Episode 90 celebrates the 30th birthday of one of the best independent labels in the biz, Merge Records! The label is in the midst of a weekend long celebration down in North Carolina to commemorate its founding by Superchunk members Mac MaCaughan and Laura Ballance back in 1989, so I decided to have my own little celebration by compiling my favorite songs by Merge artists. The episode starts in the early years of the label with some great 7-inch releases from Superchunk and Archers of Loaf, then travels into the mid-to-late 90s with some classics by East River Pipe, The Ladybug Transistor, and more. Then, the playlist touches on some early aughts indie pop, and enters the 2010s with some great releases from Hospitality and Times New Viking from the 2010s. The episode concludes with a song from 2019 by the inimitable Mountain Goats.30 looks good on you, Merge! Here’s to many more!

Is this meme still relevant? Episode 78 of Look At My Records! features nine of Tom’s favorite songs from a decade ago and nine of his favorite songs from the first three months of 2019. Take a trip down memory lane as we revisit some classic tunes by Real Estate, Times New Viking, Yo La Tengo, Girls, Vivian Girls, and more. Plus, Tom shares some brand new tunes from Tallies, THICK, The Stoppies, Julia Jacklin, and more!

Soundtrack for the end of the world. Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio #127 includes new material from The Higher State, Chris Corsano & Bill Orcutt, Rays, Allysen Callery, Maxine Funke & more. We also revisit a few "chestnuts" from some of your favorite old-tymers like Times New Viking (pictured), Mad Nanna and The Fall. Download or stream it and make sure you tell twenty friends about the new episode.Track listing:THE CHEIFS - The LonelysTHE FALL - How I Wrote ‘Elastic Man’DAN MELCHIOR’S BROKE REVUE - You’re My WifeTIMES NEW VIKING - PentagramKING TEARS MORTUARY - Crash ReportLUNG LEG - Dirty PlotteHONEY RADAR - Niacin ManVELO - OutUSELESS EATERS - Year 11ALLYSEN CALLERY - November ManMAXINE FUNKE - Wake Up DreamingPIP PROUD - Purple Boy GangALASTAIR GALBRAITH - Milky Milo ManRAYS - Fallen StarsTRICK MAMMOTH - Week EndMAD NANNA - I Wanna See YouROB JO STAR BAND - Acid RevolutionDIVISION FOUR - Doctors WifeTHE HIGHER STATE - Ten Clear PetalsTHE BEGINNER’S MYND - Ego DeathCHRIS CORSANO & BILL ORCUTT - The Secret Engine of History

       We listen to Dancer Equired from the shitgaze pioneers, Times New Viking. Their last full length release on Merge Records takes all the hiss and blown out peaking guitar, drum and vocals and squeezes it into their dense pop style. Matt actually got to hang out with them once before a show in Boston and Jason has a hand colored split single from these guys. We try to figure out what makes this sound so great and what happened to the other gazers of shit from the early 00's. Email - records@harveylovesharvey.com Twitter - @welisten21 Instagram - welisten2records Leave a message on the Welisten hotline - 978-707-9899 

Keev and Alex may root for teams headed in the wrong direction, but that won't stop them from previewing the 2018-19 NBA season, using Alex's preseason NBA power rankings. Click here to join the 32 Fans 2019 NBA Pool! This episode's outro is No Time, No Hope by Times New Viking. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Keev and Alex may root for teams headed in the wrong direction, but that won’t stop them from previewing the 2018-19 NBA season, using Alex’s preseason NBA power rankings. Click here to join the 32 Fans 2019 NBA Pool! This episode’s outro is No Time, No Hope by Times New Viking.

Songs played include Times New Viking, This Heat, Dressy Bessy, The Nerves, The Beat, Caroline Rose, Six Organs of Admittance, plus Bob and Mike ramble on about a bunch of random shit.

New for the autumnal be-in: Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio #64. This is the sixty-fourth time we've labored at a computer to string together a fetching set of sub-underground musical pearls for the people. The best yet? You tell us. This time you'll hear brand-new stuff from GAUCHE, PSYCHIC SOVIETS, MODERN NEEDS, PATSY, THE COOLIES, WURLD SERIES, BLACK ABBA, and JIM NOTHING - plus a haunting 14-minute+ Fahey-esque DANIEL BACHMAN jam to close out the show. Songs from deep in the library are also played by TIMES NEW VIKING, DESPERATE BICYCLES, THE CRAMPS, FERAL BEAT, THOMAS JEFFERSON SLAVE APARTMENTS & more. Download or stream it today and be a part of history. Track listing: PSYCHIC SOVIETS - Authority Complex GAUCHE - Pay Day BLACK ABBA - Betting on Death TIMES NEW VIKING - Devo & Wine OCCULT CHEMISTRY - Water THE WHINES - Straybird WURLD SERIES - Oh Well JIM NOTHING - Modern Times RTFO BANDWAGON - New Jack DESPERATE BICYCLES - (I Make The) Product HAND GRENADES - Demo to London MODERN NEEDS - Low Life PATSY - Tuley Tude High SICK THINGS - Sleeping With The Dead FERAL BEAT - Cold Lover THE CRAMPS - Twist & Shout THE COOLIES - God Take Me THOMAS JEFFERSON SLAVE APARTMENTS - Tornado DANIEL BACHMAN - Won't You Cross Over To That Other Shore

Join Shell Zenner for our October 2013 podcast! Listen to exclusive interviews with The Cribs, Sky Larkin, Peaking Lights and a chat with our main man, Mark Bowen! Sounds from: Cheatahs, The Cribs, First Aid Kit, Waxahatchee, Swearin', Sky Larkin, Peaking Lights, Gold Panda, Times New Viking, Peggy Sue, Frankie & The Heartstrings 

Welcome to Season 4 of Sounds Ace! Sorry for the wait but WE'RE BACK and it'll be a great season. FEATURING: Eric Copeland, Times New Viking, EMA, Bon Iver, James Blake, Gold Panda, Washed out and the Junior Boys. Use the link or subscriiiibe to the show via iTunes and you'll get an automatic download every time there's a new episode.  Thanks!  x esther

Featuring: They Might Be Giants, Malajube, Shannon And The Clams, The Heavenly States, Eternal Summers, Times New Viking, Dirty Gold, Twelve Thousand Armies, Seapony, Woods, Night Surgeon and Anni Rossi. Also mentioned: Jamie Oliver and Jeanne Moreau

The sweat continues to drip from my fingers and on to tasty new platters of wax as Vancouver is pummeled with a heat wave.The show kicked off this week with some serious feminine heat, courtesy of midnight disco-murk goddess Nite Jewel, a new CDR of outtakes by the Magik Markers taken from their recently released 'Balf Quarry' LP, the new tightly wound Little Claw on Ecstatic Peace, and a new re-issue from Grouper. No wonder my palms were so sweaty in the booth this week.New 10"er by Nerve City has been receiving many hits at home, and I couldn't be more excited for a full length LP from them due in the coming months from local label Sweet Rot. Stay tuned for more on them...Managed to snake a copy of the limited to 200 cassette (sold only at the Captured Tracks/Woodsist fest that happened a few weeks back in NYC) by the Fresh and Onlys. Wow, can that band ever punp out the tuneful garage kickers. Two 7"s, two cassettes, an LP all in one year? Scratch that...two LPs. New full length of all unreleased material due out on Woodsist sometime in September. Band of the year?Ty Segall continues his onslaught of 2009 with a handful of 7"s, a new full length and a split LP with the UK's Black Time. West Coast tour coming from the one-man wonder. Have to fit that into my schedule somewhere along the lines...Coupla' new-ish numbers popped in the mail from the burgeoning Almost Ready label. The new Pink Noise is worth the peeping, but the best of the batch is the 'World Is Lousy With Ideas Vol. 8', which contains the best Blank Dogs song I've e'er laid ears on (played on this show, thanks to Grimmertown for heppin' me that one), not to mention exclusive tracks by Pink Reason, Times New Viking, Vivian Girls, Sic Alps, and a heap of others. This one won't stick around for too much longer.Finally got to lay my hands on a copy of the Amen Dunes LP, which is slowly making it's way up the ladder of best of '09. A lot of acoustic-based lo-fi downer-pop. It's a mouthful but worth the investigatin'.Moon Duo, which is Ripley the guitarist from Wooden Shjips, continues on down the trail being burned by his mothership. Get a hold of Aquarius Records for this one, as it seems to be disappearing fast. New Blues Control finally made it's way up to Canada, and was it ever worth the wait. 4 tracks of molten psych, submerged and raised up in all the right spots. Not quite as tops as Puff, but a necessary piece of future psych.Squeezed in a nice spotlight on Indiana cassette label El Tule, which just released the Ducktails side-project Parasails. More drifting beach psych from the reigning king. El Tule has also been pumping out some other great cassettes, two of which are highlighted below. Anyone interested in some Parasails action should drop a comment below.Until next week, keep yer records out of the sun.

Merced Blue Notes, Do the PigThe Magnetic Fields, When My Boy Walks Down the StreetThe Shangri-Las, Remember (Walking in the Sand)Morrissey, I Can Have BothThe Monks, Love Came Tumblin' DownSonic Youth, Sacred TrixterThe Hive Dwellers, My Noise [Superchunk cover]Times New Viking, Neighbourhood #1 [Arcade Fire cover]Chain and the Gang, Chain Gang Theme (I See Progress)Vivian Girls, Lake HouseDum Dum Girls, Yours AloneMika Miko, Turkey Barnyard MixThee Oh Sees, RainbowLocal Natives, AirplanesKurt Vile & the Violators, The HunchbackBill Callahan, The Wind and the DoveJ Dilla, Two Can Win

"Portland Swamps" by Jazkamer and Smegma from Endless Coast; "Headdress" by Geronimo from their self-titled CD; "Maailmankaari I" by Es from Sateenkaarisuudelma; "Let Your Hair Grow Long" by Times New Viking from Presents the Paisley Reich; "Abandon" by Random Touch from Alchemy; "Mohenjo-Daro" by Astro Can Caravan from Questral Places; "Al Signor Lorenzo N." by Rockford Kabine from Italian Music: 31 Invalid Movie Themes; "Wind" by the Flower-Corsano Duo from The Radiant Mirror; "Low Waist" by Ultralyd from Conditions for a Piece of Music; The title track from You, Me and Everyone; "Ghosts" by Slaraffenland from Private Cinema; The Seventh untitled track from the self title Mt. Fuji Doomjazz Corporation CD.

"Portland Swamps" by Jazkamer and Smegma from Endless Coast; "Headdress" by Geronimo from their self-titled CD; "Maailmankaari I" by Es from Sateenkaarisuudelma; "Let Your Hair Grow Long" by Times New Viking from Presents the Paisley Reich; "Abandon" by Random Touch from Alchemy; "Mohenjo-Daro" by Astro Can Caravan from Questral Places; "Al Signor Lorenzo N." by Rockford Kabine from Italian Music: 31 Invalid Movie Themes; "Wind" by the Flower-Corsano Duo from The Radiant Mirror; "Low Waist" by Ultralyd from Conditions for a Piece of Music; The title track from You, Me and Everyone; "Ghosts" by Slaraffenland from Private Cinema; The Seventh untitled track from the self title Mt. Fuji Doomjazz Corporation CD.

PUNKCAST#1234-01-01 Times New Viking, from Columbus OH, performing live at Cake Shop NYC on Dec 1 2007. More info: http://punkcast.com/1234