Podcasts about title tk

Almost an hour of dying whistles, transparent hatred and burning castles. Eugène Blove is a multi-faceted French artist who's connecting the dots between brooding abstraction, electronic aggression and wistful Neo-folk in the most captivating way. Tracklist: Eugène Blove – I have nothing to say (but I want people to know it), unreleased (4:27) Klein – Blow the whistle from the album “Marked” on Parkwuud Entertainment (4:48) Nyokabi Kariuki – A walk through my Cucu's farm from the album “peace places: kenyan memories” on ? (5:54) Lamusa II – And I hated it from the album “Don't” on Extented Techniques (3:19) None – Extract from the album “Khneï Khneï Thnacapata Thnacapata” on Unknown Precept (42:14) Moin (feat. Coby Sey) – We know what gives from the album “You never end” on AD93 (03:24) The Breeders – Off you from the album “Title Tk” on 4AD (4:57) Popol Vuh – Aguirre I from the album “Aguirre” on Ohr (7:22) Eugène Blove & Lux18 – What I'm doing here, unreleased (3:38) Elaine Howley – To the test from the album “The distance between heart and mouth” on Touch Sensitive Records (3:19) Hyper Gal – Transparent new living from the album “Pure” on Skin Graft Records (3:16) Toma Kami – Burning from the album “Missed Heaven” on mb studio (2:36) Ween – Ice castles from the album “White pepper” on Elektra Records (2:03) Martin Dupont – Doron Doron from the album “Sleep is a luxury” on Minimal Wave (2:59) John Frusciante – Dying song from the album “The Brown Bunny” on ? (3:43) Merzbow – Silent Night from the album “The Christmas Album” on Sony Records (4:35) Eugène Blove (feat. Rosie Sommers) – It is almost over, unreleased (4:01)

Dustin's Vinyl Episode 57 with Hosts Dustin Chafin, Jeffrey Paul, and Anthony Kapfer It's Irish and Women's music month! On this week's episode of Dustin's Vinyl, we cover The Breeders "Title TK" and check out Fontaines D.C. "A Hero's Death" Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Happy Holidays! Here’s a stocking stuffer for you all: a sampler mix of five musical acts that performed at Undercurrent in 2019. Enjoy and we hope you attend the next concert in person!Track listing:1. “سانس لو (Sāns Lo).” Lyrics by Annie Ali Khan. Performed by Arooj Aftab and Kenji Herbert. Recorded on July 20, 2019.2. “Undercurrent Jam.” Performed by Dizzy Ventilators (Daniel Jodocy and Yusuke Yamamoto). Recorded on July 12, 2019.3. “Wild Santana Girl.” Written and performed by Migloko. Recorded on October 10, 2019.4. “Šypsena.” Written and performed by Migloko. Recorded on October 10, 2019.5. “Feeling Small.” Performed by Scott Rudd. Recorded on November 23, 2019.6. “Father’s Day.” Performed by Scott Rudd. Recorded on November 23, 2019.7. “Playing with My Heart.” Performed by Scott Rudd. Recorded on November 23, 2019.8. “Title TK 1.” Performed by Dalius Naujokaitis-Naujo and Panagiotis Mavridis. Recorded on November 23, 2019.9. “Title TK 2.” Performed by Dalius Naujokaitis-Naujo and Panagiotis Mavridis with Moacir P. de Sá Pereira. Recorded on November 23, 2019.Amazing cover art by Adriana FurlongPodcast by Adriana Furlong and Moacir P. de Sá Pereira.Ⓒ 2019 CC BY-SA-NC, Undercurrent and 1984 PRODUKTS.During the giving season, please consider donating to Undercurrent.Subscribe, rate, and review Undercurrent, our podcast, on iTunes, Spotify, or PocketCasts.

Pour cette seconde émission en compagnie de Basile Farkas, nous revenons sur la deuxième période des Breeders avec les albums Title TK (2002) et Mountain Battles (2008), injustement passés inaperçus à l'époque. À deux guitares et deux voix, nous reprenons le morceau country "Here No More" qui fut inspiré aux sœurs Deal par la maladie d'Alzheimer de leur mère. Triste et beau.

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The name is important. It's the first thing of any product you use or buy or see. The tip of the spear. You are bombarded by thousands of names every day. In this daily barrage, only the names that are … Continue reading →

This week Rock and Reel returns, after another slight delay in postings. We promise that we're working on improving our turn-around; we both have had some pretty crazy schedules. We should improve on that within the next month or so!First up comes the beach-novel-thriller-cum-Young-Adult-Horror-movie, The Ruins. This film wasn't provided to critics for early reviews; typically, this is a bad sign. Does this film fall prey to that stereotype, or is this a case of a studio not giving a film enough of a chance?Following that, we introduce the long-in-the-making segment, Knock Off Theatre. In this segment, we introduce and review a film that's been released direct-to-video in an effort to steal some of the thunder of a much bigger release. This week: The Transmorphers!Then its time for the album of the week. Kim Deal of the Pixies and her twin sister Kelley return with their band The Breeders (best known for their song "Cannonball") for their new CD Mountain Battles. They've not released an album since 2002's disappointing Title TK, and we were both interested to see how this one would turn out.We then introduce something new: our Theme Mix Tape! This week, to follow the sisterly duo of the Deals, we feature several songs from bands whose members have the same last name:The Ramones (song: "We're A Happy Family")Oasis (song: "Cigarettes and Alcohol")Los Campesinos! (song: "Death to Los Campesinos!")The White Stripes (song: "Sister, Do You Know My Name?")Radiohead (song: "Anyone Can Play Guitar")Tegan and Sara (song: "You Wouldn't Like Me")And that's the show for this week! Stay tuned though: shows featuring Forgetting Sarah Marshall, Flight of the Conchords, and Iron Man are in the process of being edited, and will be posted as soon as possible!:00-1:03 Intro1:04--23:37 - Our discussion of The Ruins23:38-34:18 - Knock Off Theatre: The Transmorphers34:19-41:22 - Album of the Week The Breeders' Mountain Battles (Featuring "Bang On")41:23-1:03:48 - Music Mix Tape: Bands with the Same Last Name (Feat. The Ramones, Oasis, Los Campesinos, White Stripes, Radiohead, and Tegan and Sara)1:03:49-1:05:08 - Preview of next week/Closing(click on the podcast icon above for the show, or subscribe with podcatcher software)With weekly posts to follow up this, subscribe and let us know what you think! Email rockandreel@gmail.com your comments, questions, and death threats.Remember, you can subscribe to the RSS feed of this site using any aggregator software!Now with Odeo!My Odeo Channel (odeo/57507af5b5be6753)

An historic Session stumbles along the pavement towards you, scares your children, falls over and then passes out while peeing itself this week, as NZ Pubcast loses the plot in the absence of the departed Shifty Rob... (don't worry - he's only departed NZ)Despite this almost fatal blow, Johnny Dodge and (Rob's replacement) Andrew the Canadian manage to make it to the pub to squeeze out a session for your listening (alcohol drenched) pleasure... where we:Talk to local rock and roller Matt from Phoenix 88 about life in NZ - as well his upcoming album release and other stories of a drunken nature...We discuss some interesting factoids about NZ - and for the first time ever, we leave the bar... and walk to another bar... to see former pubcast guest Caroline Joy perform for the good people of Fat Eddies...Intro tune was provided by the sexy Breeders (Track: Huffer from Title TK) and outro provided by our good mate Matt from Phoenix 88 who expalins all about it...Click below to start listening - Or right click on the link and select 'Save Target As' which will allow you to save the mp3 file to your machine......or subscribe through itunesDOWNLOAD PUBCAST SESSION 25Talkback to nzpubcast@gmail.com