Podcasts about Vespertine

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Son timbre est mystique, son style dense et lyrique, ses sujets conscients : alors que sort son troisième album, The Illusion of Being, rencontre à domicile avec une emcee qui, à la ville aussi, choisit ses mots avec soin. Et ça fait sacrément du bien ! En 2013, Return of the Astro-Goth, son premier album, lui a valu une reconnaissance nationale (avec trois nominations aux South African Hip Hop Awards), mais aussi d'être adoubée par la old-school internationale (de Public Enemy à Sage Francis). Tout ça, avant un featuring mémorable, en 2018, sur la B.O. de Black Panther aux côtés Vince Staples et Kendrick Lamar.En 2019, après la sortie de son deuxième album, Anima Mysterium, la native de Queenstown, une ville du Cap Oriental, s'installe dans le sud de la France. Depuis, avec son complice le producteur et emcee sud-africain Kanif The Jhatmaster, elle a voyagé dans toute la Méditerranée avec pour point d'ancrage, Marseille.Une ville qui abrite aussi I.O.T Records, le label indépendant « sans genres, ni frontières » sur lequel s'apprête à sortir son troisième album, The Illusion of Being.Et c'est justement dans la cité phocéenne que nous la rencontrons. Car, en ce début printemps, Yugen Blakrok est à l'affiche du Babel Music Xp, le carrefour marseillais des musiques planétaires !Quelques heures avant son concert au Dock des Suds, on revient sur certaines des personnalités qui l'ont façonnées : du rappeur sud-africain Robo the Technician, à l'écrivaine afro-américaine Octavia Butler.Il est question d'énergie, d'empathie, de douceur et de notre manière d'être au monde, le visible comme l'invisible…Pour suivre Yugen BlakrokYouTube / Instagram/ Facebook / BandcampTitres diffusésExtraits de l'album The Illusion of Being (Yugen Blakrok / I.O.T. Records – 2025) : "Osiris Awakens" feat. Mohama Saz ; "Tessellator" feat. Cambatta ; "The Grand Geode" feat. Sa-Roc ; "The Shining"Extraits de l'album Anima Mysterium(Yugen Blakrok / I.O.T. Records – 2019) : "Gorgon Madonna"Extraits de l'album Return of the Astro-Goth (Iapetus – 2013) : "Stereo-lith"; "Beast League" ; "House Of Ravens" ; "Secrets Of The Path" ; "Darkstar" ; "Medusa Complex" ; "Neo Vadar" ; T"etra Tarantula" ; "Left Right Hand" ; "Sista Slash" feat. Likwid Skillz ; "Some People Say" ; "Constellations" feat. Robo, Alka, WithCrAft ; "Vespertine" ; "Swirl Of The Dervish" ; "Mono-lith"Et aussi : "Opps" avec Vincent StapplesJournaliste : Hortense VolleRéalisation : Benjamin SarraliéMixage 3D en Dolby ATMOS pour une écoute immersive au casque : Jérémie BessetTraduction et voix française : Mélody LinhartResponsable d'unité de production FMM – RFI Labo : Xavier Gibert 

Is Jordan Kahn's Meteora on track for a second Michelin star? On this episode of The LA Food Podcast, we dive deep into LA's most ambitious fine-dining jungle—Meteora. After falling for Chef Jordan Kahn's futuristic tasting menu at Vespertine, we head to his Melrose Avenue follow-up to see if the hype (and the hefty price tag) is justified. Is this lush, high-concept, nature-driven restaurant actually deserving of a second Michelin star? We break it down, course by course.Plus, it's Part 4 of our Opening Cafe Esca series with chefs Luke Reyes and Reilly Cox. This week, they walk us through the creative (and chaotic) process of building a food and beverage menu from scratch for their upcoming coastal Italian spot in LA's Arts District.And don't miss our rapid-fire Chef's Kiss / Big Miss segment, featuring TikTok-famous olive oil squeeze bottles, Apple TV's new chef series, and maybe the most aggravating pizza guy on the internet.Helpful Links:Meteora https://meteora.la/TASTE on those pesky squeeze bottles https://tastecooking.com/the-big-squeeze/Careme preview, per The New York Times https://www.nytimes.com/2025/04/29/arts/television/careme-french-chef.htmlEater on Texas Strip https://ny.eater.com/2025/4/25/24416858/texas-renaming-new-york-strip-steak-bill-texas-stripOpening Cafe Esca Part 1 https://open.spotify.com/episode/19HDiV4o0i2dP9ZZ7B7E9BPart 2 https://open.spotify.com/episode/7DoKDMtS74ngrVzjBBkzXIPart 3 https://open.spotify.com/episode/7J8MZ7HGuMIdRvq6zYezUy?si=hXmPzXKrQ9uwKktH3tIEuw–Go check out The Lonely Oyster in Echo Park! ⁠https://thelonelyoyster.com/⁠–Get 10% off at House of Macadamias using code "LAFOOD" https://www.houseofmacadamias.com/pages/la-foods

We finally made it to Jordan Kahn's Vespertine in Culver City, which reopened after a hiatus in the Spring of 2024, and earned not one but two Michelin Stars just a few months later. If you've heard people talk about VesperVespertineine, then you know that it elicits strong reactions. Some people can't get enough of Chef Kahn's otherworldly creations, with Michelin describing his food as “visually stunning” and “daringly inventive.” Others, however, walk away deeply confounded, scratching their heads like entire world in the wake of the Luka Doncic trade. I believe the Infatuation called it “unpleasant to consume.” But what did Father Sal and I think of the experience? Listen to find out as we walk you through our entire journey in our trademark, frankly psychotic fashion.  Helpful Links: Vespertine https://vespertine.la/ T-shirts for restaurant wildfire relief https://thelocalsupermarket.com/ Daniel Hernandez on guac https://www.latimes.com/food/story/2025-02-05/mexico-city-style-modern-mexican-spicy-guacamole Top Chef Season 22 trailer https://www.bravotv.com/the-daily-dish/top-chef-season-22-trailer-cast-location-premiere-date Eater pans Chicken Guy! R.I.P. Guy Fieri, again https://ny.eater.com/2025/2/4/24358401/guy-fieri-chicken-guy-times-square-review – Go check out The Lonely Oyster in Echo Park! ⁠https://thelonelyoyster.com/⁠

Chace is back to answer audience questions with Jordan and Max about this cozy egg nog and latke season, and it's all Jews for Jesus, being Hanukkah curious, top Goldbelly gifts, New Years Eve plans, an almost too chic Christmas tree, hard shell taco insanity, the LA Times food poisoning party, more 101 snubs, the problem with oysters and Hayato, the chances of Vespertine and Taco Bell, Chace learns a cold hard fact, and Modesto Max Thanksgiving talk.

What do the Eater layoffs mean for food media in Los Angeles? Did Bill Addison's review of Vespertine get us more or less excited to visit the two Michelin-star juggernaut? And what to make of Melissa Clark's underwhelming experiences at Thomas Keller's Per Se and The French Laundry? Father Sal's with us today to discuss all of the above, plus a controversy at Long Beach's Roscoe's Chicken and Waffles, a bold proclamation of the best fast food item in America, and quote-unquote intrepid food influencer whose rating every steakhouse chain from the comfort of his own Tesla.  In Part 2, we're joined by Reilly Cox and Luke Reyes for the second installment of our Opening Cafe Esca series. If you missed Part 1, this is our series where Luke and Reilly are bringing us along in their journey of opening an ambitious new Italian restaurant in a stunning Arts District development come March of 2025. For today's conversation, I met up with Reilly and Luke at their very much under-construction restaurant space, to hear about how they've been working with their designer on a design concept that presents a modern Italian dining experience able to convey warmth while also standing out amidst the sea of Italian restaurants in Los Angeles. Today's convo will focus on the concept of the design, and our next installment coming up in a few weeks will center around the nitty gritty of bringing that vision to life by way of materials, permitting, budget constraints, and more. Helpful Links: News about the Eater layoffs https://www.businessinsider.com/vox-media-lays-off-staff-at-lifestyle-brands-thrillist-eater-2024-12 Vox Media Union statement https://www.wgaeast.org/wgae-vox-media-union-statement-on-layoffs-at-thrillist-and-east/ Voc Media Union relief fund https://x.com/vox_union/status/1866132381758886148 Bill Addison reviews Vespertine https://www.latimes.com/food/story/2024-12-05/vespertine-culver-city-2024-review-jordan-kahn-bill-addison Melissa Clarke on Per Se and The French Laundry https://www.nytimes.com/2024/11/26/dining/french-laundry-per-se.html Controversy at Roscoe's https://la.eater.com/2024/12/4/24313359/roscoes-house-of-chicken-n-waffles-trump-doll-maga-los-angeles-southern-california The Ringer oral history on best fast food https://www.theringer.com/2024/12/03/food/chick-fil-a-waffle-fries-fast-food-rankings -- Go check out The Lonely Oyster in Echo Park! ⁠https://thelonelyoyster.com/⁠ – Get 10% off at House of Macadamias using code "LAFOOD" https://www.houseofmacadamias.com/pages/la-foods --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thelafoodpodcast/support

This is the 8th bonus episode of The Podgoblin's Hat, with Nina and Dave. You can find it on it's own feed wherever you get your podcasts. Our guest Ali Baker is a researcher in children's literature with a particular interest in children's voice and children's rights, so it's no surprise she chose to come on and talk to us about The Invisible Child! Ali makes a strong case for Bjork as a Spirit of Little My and reminisces about finding the Moomins in her local library as a kid. We situate the Moomins as a type of fantasy, and Ali recommend's Dr Farah Mendlesohn's Rhetorics of Fantasy. We talk about the mixed up class elements of the Moomin family, and go on a long tangent about femme-shaming (#JusticeForTheSnorkMaiden), with reference to Tamora Pierce's Protector of the Small quartet. Ali's article about the the sensitivity edit's to Roald Dahl's work is here. Her Spirit of the Moomin's is Bjork's album Vespertine, and her Spirit of the Podgoblin's Hat is her podcast Fantasy Book Swap.

Michelin held its 2024 California Guide Ceremony earlier this week, and it's fair to say that LA restaurants fared rather well. Jordan Kahn's Vespertine earned back its 2 stars, Holbox, Uka and Meteora earned their first, and LA also dominated the list of new Bib Gourmands. But, like I ask my therapist on a weekly basis, what does it all mean? Father Sal's on the pod today to help us make sense of it all.  We also discuss the crucial matter of whether aspiring Vice President of the United States Tim Walz is a foodie, why Pete Wells decided to go all get off my lawn on his final essay as critic of The New York TImes, and a brilliant new series from Eater exploring iconic regional dishes from around the country. Finally, we've got Part 2 of our interview with Botanica's Heather Sperling. Last week's Part 1 received rave reviews, especially from those who appreciate behind-the-scenes looks at restaurant operations. Well, Part 2 is even better. Heather and I discuss in detail the factors making restaurant finances so damn difficult, and what can be done to ease the burden both for businesses and, get this, landlords. I bet you weren't expecting that. We also talk about the exciting food happening at Botanica, of course, and why you as a consumer should feel good supporting a business such as theirs.  Helpful links: LA FOODSTACK newsletter on Substack https://thelacountdown.substack.com/p/3-hot-takes-on-the-2024-california Botanica https://botanicarestaurant.com/ Heather Sperling https://www.instagram.com/heathersper/?hl=en Heather Sperling in the LA Times https://www.latimes.com/food/story/2024-05-14/one-dollar-at-botanica-restaurant-los-angeles-heather-sperling -- Get 10% off your first order at House of Macadamias using code “LAFOOD” https://www.houseofmacadamias.com/pages/la-foods -- Get 10% off your first order of wagyu beef products at First Light Farms using code “LAFOOD10” https://www.firstlight.farm/us/ --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thelafoodpodcast/support

In this episode we welcome the esteemed David Toop to Hammersmith – on the UK's General Election day – to discuss his extraordinary new book about (and around) Dr. John's 1968 album Gris-Gris. First we revisit the short-lived but splendidly eclectic Collusion magazine our guest co-founded in 1981: we hear about its inception and mission, as manifest in groundbreaking pieces about rap, surf, salsa, exotica and "paranoid sex in '60s soul". We touch on key points along the journey of David's journalistic career before arriving at The Wire in the '90s. A 2012 Pitchfork piece about Wire icon Scott Walker leads us to David's audio interview for that article: two clips from the conversation prompt discussion of Walker's remarkable career from the Walker Brothers to his new album Bish Bosch. Finally we reach the debut album by Malcolm Rebennack, a.k.a. "Dr. John the Night Tripper", and learn of the long gestation of David's book during lockdown. David discusses the complex themes and issues explored in Two-Headed Doctor, including voodoo, racism, minstrelsy, New Orleans, unreliable mythography, and the unsung brilliance of the album's co-creator Harold Battiste. A gravelly clip from the late Charlie Gillett's 1971 audio interview with the Night Tripper himself provides a capsule backstory to the album's germination.  Mark talks us out with quotes from newly-added library pieces about Stan Getz (1973), Fred Wesley (1974), Primal Scream (1997) and Robbie Williams (1999). Many thanks to special guest David Toop. Listening for Ghosts in Dr John's Gris-Gris will be published on August 20th by Strange Attractor. Pieces discussed: ¿Te Gusta La Musica Latina?, Alone in the Dark: Björk on Vespertine, Incredibly Strange and Highly Exotic, Scott Walker audio, Mystic vapour: 'Jump Sturdy' (book excerpt), Dr. John: Shadowy Singer Rises From Bayou, Dr. John In Babylon, Dr. John audio, Harold Battiste, Stan Getz, Fred Wesley, Primal Scream and Robbie Williams.

Santiago Lastra is the chef of Michelin-starred restaurant KOL in London. He visited in LA on the heels of the World's 50 Best ceremony in Las Vegas, where KOL was named the number 17 best restaurant in the world. He stopped by the City of Angels for a special collab dinner with Vespertine's Jordan Kahn, and I'm really honored he made time to grab lunch with me at Gilberto Cetina's Holbox, the 2023 LA Times Restaurant of the Year, located at Mercado La Paloma.  This is truly a one-of-a-kind episode, dear listener. Chef Lastra tells us his frankly wild story, from growing up in Cuernavaca, Mexico to becoming known globally as a nomadic chef hosting pop-ups all over the world. He tells us about working with Rene Redzepi on Noma's famed pop-up in Tulum, how he developed his style as a chef who blends Mexican techniques and traditions with hyper-local ingredients, and he walks us through what a meal at KOL actually looks like. Personally, I was deeply moved by Santiago's passion and philosophy around food and hospitality. Oh, and did I mention that Chef Gilberto Cetina was serving us lunch while we spoke? Chef Gilberto makes multiple cameos in the episode to chat with Santiago and to explain the incredible dishes he's bringing to the table. It was an outstanding meal as meals at Holbox always are, and it was really cool for me to see these two powerhouse chefs exchange thoughts and ideas. I think you'll enjoy it too.  Finally, no news on this podcast - but subscribe to LA FOODSTACK, our brand new Substack newsletter for our curation of the week's headlines. Helpful links: Chef Santiago Lastra on Instagram https://www.instagram.com/santiagolas/?hl=en KOL Restaurant https://kolrestaurant.com/ Holbox https://www.holboxla.com/#/ LA FOODSTACK, the LA Food Pod newsletter https://thelacountdown.substack.com/p/the-bear-season-3-drops-as-la-pizza?r=31nins -- Get 10% off when you use code "LAFOOD" at House of Macadamias https://www.houseofmacadamias.com/pages/la-foods --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thelafoodpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thelafoodpodcast/support

In a new cookbook filled with Lebanese recipes, Hana El-Hibri invokes the spirit of "mayylu," an invitation for visitors to pop in. Jo Flashman pairs Southern California hikes with microbreweries. Kitty Morse opens a tattered leather valise and uncovers a WWII journal from her French forbearers — with photographs and some very special recipes. Chef Jordan Kahn ushers in a new era at Vespertine. Gustavo Arellano weighs in on a proposed California law that would require folic acid to be added to masa. Finally, there's a new face at the farmer's market.

Gabe Kennedy is the all-star chef behind Highland Park's Checker Hall. He joins us today to tell us his high-octane journey, which includes winning Anthony Bourdain's competition show “The Taste,” co-founding one of the hottest plant-based supplement companies on the market, and uprooting his life in New York to relocate to LA and grace our city with one of the most fun dining experiences I've had in a long time in Highland Park's Checker Hall.  One conversation with Gabe and you're immediately hooked. You can just really tell how much this guy cares, not just about making delicious food, but about doing things that have real meaning and thought behind them. Personally I'm stoked to have Checker Hall in my backyard, but they've got a chicken schnitzel that is 100% worth driving across town for. Not to mention the historic building, the fantastic cocktails, the music venue next door. It's one of the most fun evenings you can have in our fair city, and I think you'll be makin' a rez right after you hear Gabe talk about it.  But first, Father Sal and I break down the things that caught my eye this week. There's the Infatuation's lackluster review of Vespertine, an intriguing albeit quite cringey Taste article on The Best Restaurant in Town, and a discussion on whether shoppy shops are good, bad or somewhere in between for neighborhoods. Helpful links: Checker Hall https://www.checkerhall.com/ Gabe Kennedy https://www.instagram.com/gabe_kennedy/?hl=en Plant People https://www.plantpeople.co/ Vespertine review from The Infatuation https://www.theinfatuation.com/los-angeles/reviews/vespertine?ifsb=yes The Best Restaurant in Town by Priyanka Mattoo https://tastecooking.com/the-best-restaurant-in-town/ LA Grocery opens up on Melrose Hill https://la.eater.com/2024/6/3/24167496/la-grocery-and-cafe-melrose-hill-los-angeles-produce-market Noise in restaurants https://www.washingtonpost.com/science/interactive/2024/loud-restaurant-noise-health-effects/ Kevin D'Andrea show https://austinfoodmagazine.com/austin-chef-kevin-dandrea-to-host-new-nbcuniversal-series-breaking-baguettes/ EEEEEATSCON https://www.eeeeeatscon.com/los-angeles/lineup --- Get 10% off on all House of Macadamia products using code LAFOOD houseofmacadamias.com/discount/LAFOOD  --- Get 10% off on your first purchase at First Light Farms using code LAFOOD10 https://www.firstlight.farm/us/ --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thelafoodpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thelafoodpodcast/support

Welcome to the portal of enchantment... It's time to introduce Kelley, the new head witch of our studio in Austin, which will be renamed... VESPERTINE! Learn about Kelley's history with our Coven along with her vision for cultivating and growing Esoerotic dance and witchcraft in Austin! ******** Show Notes: Vespertine Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/vespertine.atx Kelley's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/skelleycat ******** Find show notes and learn more about Minx + Muse: www.minxandmuse.com and follow us on Instagram at @minx.muse

Today on AirTalk, a look into the role online sleuthing and digital vigilantism is playing within the protests against the war on Gaza on college campuses. Also on the show, chef Jordan Kahn drops by to discuss reopening his famed Culver City restaurant Vespertine; our film critics review the latest releases; Larry talks with director Jane Schoenbrun and actor Justice Smith on their new film ‘I Saw The TV Glow;' and more. A peek into the rise of online vigilantism (00:17) New book examines how Hitler solidified his grip on power (20:51) Chef Jordan Kahn on the reopening of his beloved restaurant Vespertine (39:18) FilmWeek critics review the latest releases (1:06:20) FilmWeek Feature: I Saw The TV Glow  (1:22:22)

The LA vs NY debate is over, and we hate to tell ya, but LA has some work to do. Jordan and Max discuss why Los Angeles is currently lacking in the food world, how the city can storm back, and what new restaurants will help bring the ruckus. They also talk meals at Poltergeist and Holbox, Vespertine's return, Daniel Boulud coming to Beverly Hills, what the correct French and Spanish restaurants should look like, Cipriani vs. Dunsmoor aka our demise, and Erewhon's laughing at us. Plus, the intermittent fasting article everyone is sending the fellas, what the hell is going on in real estate, and Max's nude injury.

We're joined by Charbel Hayek, a Top Chef champion and World-All Stars contestant who's recently opened up one of Los Angeles' buzziest new restaurants. Charbel is the mastermind behind Ladyhawk, which opened last year inside of the La Peer Hotel in West Hollywood. Ladyhawk has been earning rave reviews for its forward-thinking Eastern Mediterranean menu, with LA Times critic Bill Addison calling it “Los Angeles' most compelling Lebanese restaurant.” Charbel joins us to talk about the journey that led him to Ladyhawk, from growing up in Beirut as the son of a chef, to becoming the youngest ever Top Chef winner in global franchise history. Of course, I couldn't let him leave without asking him all of the dirty deets on his Top Chef experience, especially with respect to last year's World All-Stars in London. He breaks down just how grueling the filming schedule is, what it was like to win the Gaggan Anand challenge that allowed him to showcase his love for his country, and how he conceptualized the iconic onion dish that he's become synonymous with in Top Chef-loving circles.  Also… There's a War on Pizza playing out in New York City, a fascinating inside look at Vespertine 2.0, and the return of Cafe Tropical in Silver Lake. Helpful links: Ladyhawk https://ladyhawkrestaurant.com/ Bill Addison on Ladyhawk https://www.latimes.com/food/story/2024-01-25/ladyhawk-west-hollywood-lebanese-bill-addison-review War on Pizza https://abc7ny.com/new-york-city-department-of-environmental-protection-pizzeria-emissions/13429285/ Vespertine 2.0 by Paul Feinstein https://www.finedininglovers.com/article/vespertine-jordan-kahn-interview Cafe Tropical returns https://www.latimes.com/food/story/2024-03-15/cafe-tropical-reopen-return-sober-silver-lake --- Brought to you by House of Macadamias. Shop The LA Food Podcast bundle https://www.houseofmacadamias.com/pages/la-foods --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thelafoodpodcast/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/thelafoodpodcast/support

GVOZD vibez: 1.Flowidus, Sam Welch - Under One Roof 2.Sigma, Joe Devlin - The Corner 3.Murdock, Ruth Royall - Cola 4.Sigma, Crystal Fighters - Someone To Hold On To 5.Murdock, Sena Dagadu - Reign 6.CLIPZ, Rose Gray - The Touch 7.Voicians - Rollerfunk 8.René LaVice - Be With Me 9.Fred V - Metronome (feat. Danny Connors & Petra Luke) (Extended Mix) 10.Mirrorman - Get You Down 11.Ozma- Play 12.Teddy Killerz, MC Spyda - Run 13.Khronos - Exile 14.Nuvertal - Carnival 15.Siimi, VERCU - Set You Free (VERCU Remix) 16.Audioscribe - Flow 17.DJ Richelle, Dread MC, Yasmin Jane - Work It (Tengu Remix) 18.Flint & Figure - The Mole 19.Original Sin, Eksman, Lottie Jones - Frozen 20.Fascad - Old Dancer 21.ShockOne - Don't Think 22.Murdock - Call This Love 23.SIREN - Let It Drop 24.Ozma- Your Destination 25.QO & Prdk - Rock the Party 26.Murdock - Free VIP 27.Teddy Killerz - Gun 28.Screamarts, Enta - Punchline 29.Khronos - Evolve 30.Universal Project - Rux Flava 31.G.P.M - The Freak 32.Outrage - Figure of Eight 33.G.P.M- To The Funk 34.Refracta, SONZO - Slave to Sound 35.INVOLVER - Just Groove 36.Nasz - Close 37.Nemy - Past Lines 38.YATUZA - LA RECETA 39.Spektiv - Closer Enemy 40.YATUZA - SITTIN SIDEWAYS (FT. KAJAH, ASURA) 41.Black Barrel - WTF Is Your Problem 42.Black Barrel - When We Want To Feel 43.Nasz - The Course 44.OCC - No Tech 45.Phatt - Hold On 46.Jax, MORTY, X4, Messe - Sunshine 47.Milo - Pull Up 48.Total Science - No Smoking (T>I Remix) 49.Lundy - Coffee 50.Bunnerz - Run Out 51.Excel (UK) - Believe 52.Yannons, Dava - Bonanza 53.Badmarsh & Shri - Signs (Calibre Remix) 54.Zapya, Natty D - Water Cyaan Cool 55.Zeds Dead, REAPER - Back Bus 56.Jinx Ft Thunda Banton - Agony Daddy 57.Sigma, Josh Barry - London Sound 58.Blade - Concept 59.QZB, Sydney Bryce - Fix You 60.Junction 17 - Deeper Love 61.Frosper - Ginger Head 62.Altitude - Take Me 63.Rezilient - Break Free 64.Manu Chao - Me Gustas Tu (antoanesko bootleg) 65.Whychek, Greta Thompson - Nestier 66.Rezilient - Spiral 67.Andy Malex - Last Shout 68.Zammo - Sunrise In Hatta 69.Note, aya dia - Vespertine

In this episode, we're chatting with author Margaret Rogerson about religion, spirits, and dark magic in the YA fantasy novel Vespertine. Intro and outro music: "The Tavern" by Michael Ghelfi Visit the Tavern: ⁠⁠⁠⁠Twitter⁠⁠⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠⁠⁠TikTok⁠⁠⁠⁠ | ⁠⁠⁠⁠Discord⁠⁠⁠⁠ Access bonus content and support us on ⁠⁠⁠⁠Patreon⁠⁠ Find Margaret Rogerson at margaretrogerson.com

“Jeg er blevet bedre til at passe på mig selv - på grund af det her album.” Når skuespiller Ena Spottag her i 2023 bliver bedt om at beskrive, hvad Björks album ”Vespertine” har betydet for hende, så står det klart, at albummets sange har været med til at skabe den person og den skuespiller, som Ena er blevet til. I denne anden del af ugens Portrætalbum får du historien om dengang, hvor Ena mødte både Tom Waits og Lou Reed, da hun så sin far spille ”Woyzeck” på Betty Nansen Teatret og forelskede sig i skuespillet og blev helt overbevist om, at det også var den vej, hun skulle i livet. Udsendelse nr.: 105 Vært: Anders Bøtter Klip og lyddesign: Emil Germod Redaktør: Michelle Mølgaard AndersenSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

“Jeg følte mig inviteret ind til en følsomhed, jeg kunne genkende, men som jeg absolut ikke havde lyst til at være ved.” Sådan beskriver skuespiller Ena Spottag sit møde med Björks musik. Albummet ”Vespertine” bringer hende i kontakt med et rigt indre liv af komplicerede følelser, som I sidste ende får Ena til at acceptere sig selv. I denne første del af ugens Portrætalbum kan du blandt andet høre om, hvordan Ena Spottag gik fra drømmen om at blive musiker til at forelske sig i skuespillet. Udsendelse nr.: 105 Vært: Anders Bøtter Klip og lyddesign: Emil Germod Redaktør: Michelle Mølgaard AndersenSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

All of tonight's podcast stories have been kindly shared with me via my subreddit for the express purpose of having me narrate them here for you all.  1 NosferatuNacht  https://www.reddit.com/user/Corpse_Child/  2 Greg against The Night  https://www.reddit.com/user/Stoic-Dreamventurer/  3 Rise of the Countess  https://www.reddit.com/user/Javelineer1957/  4 The Eternal Order  https://www.reddit.com/user/MaybeEyeAm/  5 You Said Forever  https://www.reddit.com/user/A_Vespertine/  6 Calley of the Damned, and Loving it  https://www.reddit.com/user/Stoic-Dreamventurer/  7 Young Girls Shouldn't Wander the Woods Alone at Night  https://www.reddit.com/user/Dangerous_Ant_8377/  8 Bloody Bonfire  https://www.reddit.com/user/Javelineer1957/  9 I trusted him  https://www.reddit.com/user/TheShadyPear/  10 Because I love you  https://www.reddit.com/user/crypticwander/

We open today's experiment horror podcast with 'The Erebus Project', a brilliant story by A. Vespertine, shared directly with me via my sub-reddit and read here with the express permission of the author: https://www.reddit.com/user/A_Vespertine/  Tonight's next terrifying tale of the weird and macabre is 'The Lazarus Project', an original story by Richard Saxon, again shared directly with me via my sub-reddit and read here with the express permission of the author: https://www.reddit.com/user/RichardSaxon/  We round off our little excursion into the world of mad scientists with ‘Project Demigod' by the wonderfully talented Corpse Child, kindly shared directly with me for the express purpose of having me narrate it here for you all: https://www.reddit.com/u/Corpse_Child/ https://www.reddit.com/r/DrCreepensVault/comments/vuqcl2/project_demigod/

Happy Sunday! We hope you enjoy this episode of us reviewing Unholy Terrors by Lyndall Clipstone Don't forget to follow us to not miss any future episodes!! We post every Sunday!  You can find all of our socials here :) so make sure you come and stalk us!    Up Next: Halloween Special Episode   Summary: A bloodstained tale of a girl torn between her vows and her heart, where falling in love may be the deepest sin of all… Everline Blackthorn has devoted her life to the wardens—a sect of holy warriors who guard against monsters known as the vespertine. When a series of strange omens occur, Everline disobeys orders to investigate, and uncovers a startling truth in the form of Ravel Severin: a rogue vespertine who reveals the monsters have secrets of their own. Ravel promises the help she needs— for a price. Vespertine magic requires blood, and if Everline wants Ravel to guide across the dangerous moorland, she will have to allow him to feed from her. It's a sin for a warden to feed a vespertine— let alone love one— and as Everline and Ravel travel further across the moorland, she realizes the question isn't whether she will survive the journey, but if she will return unchanged. Or if she wants to.

Today I interview Sergio Pollock, the man behind the musical experience called, A Vespertine rising. We talk about his brief time in an orphanage and where God sent w two of his missionaries to find and bring him into a family who will love him and turn him into the Godfearing man he is today! we also listen to two of his latest singles, "The time traveler" and "Godspeed" for info on the band you listen to, please visit their link below! A VERSPERTINE RISING

The boys are joined by composer Eileen Snyder to discuss Björk's masterwork Vespertine. Eileen Snyder: eileensnyder.com eileensnyder.bandcamp.com Icelandic Rímur Oral History: https://youtu.be/xu5yirNMp2M Turn Tables social media: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/ttmusicpodcast/?next=%2F Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ttmusicpodcast Twitter: https://twitter.com/ttmusicpodcast

Are you ready for this? I'm not sure we were! Sam, Tessa, and Jarret talk about the Icelandic treasure that is Björk. We talked about several of her albums: Debut, . All is full of love! 16:00 - Debut 25:08 - Homogenic 47:30 - Vespertine 1:11:14 - Biophilia 1:29:00 - Utopia Jarret's YouTube Björk Playlist: https://youtube.com/playlist?list=PL6O8R1id6scdxHLL8sC8meHCikCZKoSfe Join our discord community here: https://t.co/VXKe87hY6g

  This title was released in January 2023. It will be exclusively available to buy from the Big Finish website until 28 February 2023, and on general sale after this date. The Doctor and his great-grandson Alex are back travelling the universe together… but when that universe is in the grips of a Time War, the unexpected lurks round every corner... 5.1 Meanwhile, Elsewhere by Tim Foley (1 part) The Doctor and Alex arrive on a tropical beach where something's amiss. Meanwhile, elsewhere… a desperate pilot runs for his life. Meanwhile, elsewhere… it's Cass Fermazzi's first day on an errand-class starship. Meanwhile, elsewhere… it's the beginning of the end of everything. 5.2 Vespertine by Lou Morgan (1 part) It's Cass's first trip in the TARDIS, and the Doctor is determined to make it one to remember. But when they arrive at a research base that shouldn't exist, built above a missing explorer's ship that should never have been found, it seems their visit's going to be memorable for all the wrong reasons. Because deep beneath the ice, there's more than just a long-lost ship waiting for them… 5.3 Previously, Next Time by James Moran (2 parts) Part One: The Doctor, Cass and Alex land to find out what's causing temporal anomalies with the TARDIS, and come across an uninhabited planet, a mysterious factory, and a weapon so dangerous, it could destroy the Universe. But things go catastrophically wrong… Part Two: The factory has vanished along with the TARDIS, and the formerly uninhabited planet is now fully populated by people who have been here for thousands of years, people who have never heard of the Time War OR Daleks. Something very strange is going on with time itself - and it's running out, fast.

On this month's podcast, the Wanderers cover the Big Finish boxed set Doctor Who: Time War 5: Cass. QotM: RTD has confirmed that Doctor Who spin-offs are in the works.  If you were to create a Doctor Who spin-off, what would it be about and what would its title be? So Here are the Things.../Listener Mailbag/Who News Big Finish: Doctor Who: Time War 5: Cass 5.1 Meanwhile, Elsewhere by Tim Foley (Trevor 8, Charlie 7.5, Connor 8, David 7.75) 5.2 Vespertine by Lou Morgan (Trevor 6.75, Charlie 8, Connor 7.5, David 8) 5.3 Previously, Next Time by James Moran (Trevor 8.5/7.75, Charlie 9/8.5, Connor 8.75/8.5, David 8.25/8) Hosts: Trevor  Trevsplace Charlie  @insanityinchaos    The Comic Conspiracy David http://www.davidsafar.com/    @gwythinn    MaroonedWhovian   Twitch DraconianProgeny Connor YouTube: The Deadly Emerald Next month we return to the War Master line with the seventh boxed set, Self-Defence, available from Big Finish.

What makes a great love song? By chatting about our favourites maybe we can find the common elements. We were inspired by recording our 69th episode in the middle of February which felt like the right convergence of events to talk about songs that express a sentiment of love. Not lust. Not fleeting moments of teenage attraction. Not a rendezvous at the local discotheque. Long lasting, true, heartfelt, dedicated love. But also the pang of love lost - or true love yet to come to fruition. Featured songs: Pagan Poetry by Bjork, from Vespertine, 2001 To Make You Feel My Love by Adele, from 19, 2008 To Make You Feel My Love Trisha Yearwood, from Hope Floats soundtrack, 1998 A Chicken with its Head Cut Off and I Don't Want to get Over You by The Magnetic Fields, from 69 Love Songs, 1999 Everlong by Foo Fighters, from The Colour and the Shape, 1997 Ore D'Amore by Mike Patton, from Mondo Cane, 2010 Gold to Me by Ben Harper, from Fight for Your Mind, 1995 Soldier by Richard Dawson, from Peasant, 2017 Fix You by Cold Play, from X&Y, 2005 Good Woman by Cat Power, from You Are Free, 2003 All I Need by Radiohead, from In Rainbows, 2007 La La Love You by The Pixies, Doolittle, 1989 Is This Love by Bob Marley, from Kaya, 1978 Lover, You Should Have Come Over by Jeff Buckley, from Grace, 1994 I Can't Help Falling in Love and I Need Love by Luka Bloom, from Acoustic Motorbike, 1992 Socials: Fb: https://www.facebook.com/supersonicchat Electronic mailing system: supersonicchat@gmail.com The Twits: https://twitter.com/chat_sonic Insta: https://www.instagram.com/supersonicchat --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/supersonicchat/message

A (relatively) in-depth analysis of the album Vespertine by Icelandic singer/songwriter Björk Guðmundsdóttir in (just over) fifteen minutes. Mathew Woodall is in discussion with Dr. Andrew Webber.

On Halloween weekend 2022, a small group of us gathered in a lounge above The Royale Food & Spirits to hear Stan Chisololm deconstruct his single “Smitten.” Later that night, Stan would play an all vinyl DJ set. To help set the scene, you might picture Stan sitting on a black leather couch wearing the Bjork swon dress from her Academy Awards appearance in 2001 back in her Vespertine days.[“Hi I'm Stan aka 18andCounting…”][Theme]Stan Chisholm, aka “18andCounting” is an experimental DJ and emcee. He's also a graphic artist and muralist with a Bachelor's in Fine Arts from The Art Institute Of Chicago.[I'm a grimey art kid]He's co-founder of open concept arts venue Blank Space on Cherokee St. and a Board Member of the New Music Circle arts collective. He's won numerous academic scholarships and music awards holds DJ residencies at places like The City Museum, The Royale and Spark and occasionally performs and records under the name “The Only Ensemble”, notably at Loufest 2017. Mid pandemic, he landed a track on fellow artist Nathan Cook's afrofuturist compilation entitled AfroFuturism St. Louis. Last summer, his album Some Sort Of Future cemented 18andCounting as lyricist and emcee in the most complete way to date.For this episode, Stan provided 61 individual instrument and vocal tracks (and 26 AUX buses) AND a track laying around from 2015 that would eventually become verse one.Songs Out Loud breaks it down, instrument by instrument, lyric by lyric, and beat by beat.

The Begg stable have a strong hand at Sandown on Saturday including two big chances in the Bellmaine Stakes with Rose Quartz and Vespertine

Welcome to THE TARDIS CREW: a Doctor Who podcast.In our first Big Finish review, Baz Greenland discusses Doctor Who: The Time War Cass, the fifth volume in the Eighth Doctor Time War range, starring Paul McGann as the Doctor.SYNOPSISThe Doctor and his great-grandson Alex are back travelling the universe together… but when that universe is in the grips of a Time War, the unexpected lurks round everycorner...5.1 Meanwhile, Elsewhere by Tim Foley (1 part)The Doctor and Alex arrive on a tropical beach where something's amiss.Meanwhile, elsewhere… a desperate pilot runs for his life.Meanwhile, elsewhere… it's Cass Fermazzi's first day on an errand-class starship.Meanwhile, elsewhere… it's the beginning of the end of everything.5.2 Vespertine by Lou Morgan (1 part)It's Cass's first trip in the TARDIS, and the Doctor is determined to make it one to remember. But when they arrive at a research base that shouldn't exist, built above a missing explorer's ship that should never have been found, it seems their visit's going to be memorable for all the wrong reasons.Because deep beneath the ice, there's more than just a long-lost ship waiting for them…5.3 Previously, Next Time by James Moran (2 parts)Part One: The Doctor, Cass and Alex land to find out what's causing temporal anomalies with the TARDIS, and come across an uninhabited planet, a mysterious factory, and a weapon so dangerous, it could destroy the Universe. But things go catastrophically wrong…Part Two: The factory has vanished along with the TARDIS, and the formerly uninhabited planet is now fully populated by people who have been here for thousands of years, people who have never heard of the Time War OR Daleks. Something very strange is going on with time itself - and it's running out, fast.Doctor Who: Time War 5: Cass is available to purchase at the Big Finish site HERE.Host / EditorBaz GreenlandExecutive ProducerTony BlackSupport the We Made This podcast network on Patreon:www.patreon.com/wemadethisWe Made This on Twitter: @wmt_networkwemadethisnetwork.comTitle music: Science or Fiction (c) Blackout Memories via epidemicsound.comArtwork: Elijah Greenland

Today we're discussing Vespertine, YA fantasy with no romance, focusing on developing the bond between a nun and the spirit that possesses her. Follow the Author: http://www.margaretrogerson.com/ But on B&N: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/vespertine-margaret-rogerson/1138779268?ean=9781534477124 Buy on Bookshop: https://bookshop.org/a/8108/9781534477124 Buy on Amazon: https://amzn.to/3HDEi1r Become a Supporter: https://www.buymeacoffee.com/cynsworkshop https://www.etsy.com/shop/CynsWorkshopCandles https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=ZLYMTKFEM5HR8 Follow Cyn's Workshop: Blog: https://cynsworkshop.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Reader.Writer.Critic/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/Cyn_Novelist Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/cynsworkshop/ TikTok: https://tiktok.com/@cynsworkshop Podcast: https://spotifyanchor-web.app.link/e/G3phGH71Msb --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/cyns-workshop/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cyns-workshop/support

Con motivo de la edición de 'Fossora' y las buenas críticas que ha recibido, analizamos el disco en profundidad en particular, y en general a la Björk más arisca del siglo XXI. ¿Cuánto tenemos que poner de nosotros mismos para que nos gusten sus discos post-Vespertine? Recordamos también cuál es nuestro disco favorito de Björk de los años 90.

Winter world, paradise, frozen, celestial, whispered vocals, microbeats, loyal, swans, harps, music boxes, laptops, orchestra, glockenspiels, salvation, choir.

All of today's five wonderful stories are by The Vesper's Bell, AKA A. Vespertine, either shared directly with me via my sub-reddit and read here with the express permission of the author, or available at the Creepypasta Wiki and read here under the conditions of the CC-BY-SA license: https://www.reddit.com/user/A_Vespertine/ Please check out ‘The Harrowick Chronicles: Volume I' available now at a ridiculously low price and well worth buying! https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08M8XZ55J Now onto tonight's five tales of terror… ‘The Hedge Witch of Harrowick Woods' ‘The Erebus Project' ‘My Friend and I Broke into An Old House and Found A Brain in A Jar: It Was Still Alive' ‘The Mommet' ‘The Colour of Television Tuned to a Dead Channel'

our sponsor: https://imitone.com/kitschfork/ EMAIL us: kitschforkpodcast@gmail.com for our very special 10th episode, we're taking a visit to the utopian musical island of a very special artist. yes that's right: it's the one, the only, everyone's favorite Icelandic pop goddess Björk. the duo congratulate themselves on their excellent timing on this episode right before a podcast series/new album is on the way from Björk herself. Liz also reflects on her very fraught relationship with the work of Björk as a former Björk stan, and there's commiseration on her (terrible) MoMA exhibition in 2015. and somewhere in there, music gets talked about. one of a kind, heart demolishing music.

Who would've known that some boys like us would stay going nowhere? Well, if it means hanging out to talk about Björk's 2001 album, "Vespertine", count us in! This week, we discuss the soundscapes and microbeats that craft an intimate, sonic glimpse into new love. But could a discussion about musicals mark the end of love between Joe and Brandon? Tune in to find out.Be sure to support the artists by purchasing "Vespertine" on iTunes or wherever you get your music.

Grahame Begg has a couple of favourites at Flemington on Saturday including Vespertine in Race 4 and Dosh in Race 9

Bev and the Bow Tie Guy discuss their recent visit back to a prison for the first time in 25 months. Listen as they share the joy they found and the hopes that they have for Messed Up Ministries as the opportunity to visit local prisons is being renewed. Our Song of the Week is "Too Good to Not Believe" by Cody Carnes and Brandon Lake.

Step one: rob the rich. Step two: break a curse. Step three: interrogate your deep-seated childhood trauma. Who could this to-do list belong to? Why, none other than the protagonist of Little Thieves by Margaret Owen! This week, we dive into a delightful young adult fantasy retelling of the fairytale The Goose Girl following a teenage thief whose final heist goes terribly wrong. Topics include the hilarious and cynical protagonist, our love of a good heist story, the excellent romance, and the unexpected emotional depth through an exploration of childhood trauma.   Other Media Mentioned: BBC Starstruck Sh*t Cassandra Saw by Gwen E. Kirby Crying in H Mart by Michelle Zauner The Rose Code by Kate Quinn Some By Virtue Fall by Alexandra Rowland The Liar's Knot by M.A. Carrick The Goose Girl by Shannon Hale The Merciful Crow by Margaret Owen Our Violent Ends by Chloe Gong Dungeons and Dragons I Know What You Think of Me by Tim Kreider in the New York Times Saga by Brian K. Vaughan and Fiona Staples Painted Devils by Margaret Owen (forthcoming) Vespertine by Margaret Rogerson The Mask of Mirrors by M.A. Carrick Content warnings: mentions of child abandonment and child abuse. You can learn more about Never the Twins Shall Meet at our website, neverthetwinsshallmeet.com

We talk about flip chairs, tramp vamps, and mad unsynced ADR. Weekly Challenge: Movie – In the Mouth of Madness, Album – Vespertine.

Kelly and Lillian dissect the Vespertine expose

Happy Sunday y'all. This week we jump back into some current events in the food world and give our takes on some of the more interesting stories coming out in recent weeks. We break down the big Vespertine exposé and all the wildness surrounding that. We wrap it up by playing a couple rounds of 2 truths and a lie just for fun. As always thank you for listening, please share the show on your socials, we'll love you forever. See you all next Sunday. Time to Lean biatch!

Grahame has Vespertine and Rose Quartz heading to Caulfield tomorrow

Grahame Begg joins us to chat about the win of Vespertine in the last race at Caulfield on Saturday. The win came via a great ride by Logan McNeil who is striking at 100% for the stable

In this episode we discuss Vespertine by Margaret Rogerson. We discuss our preferences for romance (or lack thereof) and how layers make a book go from good to great. Find us on twitter @debutantepod, or email us at debutantes.and.debauchery@gmail.com. You can also visit us at our website, Debutantes and Debauchery Podcast. Be sure to check there for links to BLM resources and other helpful links. Next time we will be reading Challenger Deep by Neil Shusterman. That episode will be out in three weeks! Music: "Day Trips" by Ketsa from the Free Music Archive

They're bangers, ok? The co-hosts are reunited, with updated intro music, to talk about three incredible albums from three icons of pop music history and present, including everything from racial fetishism, the cremaster muscle, baby's first tumblr posts and a lot of screaming about how much we love these records. It's Grace Jones' Nightclubbing, Björk's Vespertine and Macintosh Plus' Floral Shoppe.  Next time we're wrapping up with an end of year episode, and we'll be back with more picks in the new year. You can find Autumn on twitter @autumnal_coffee and listen to all the other podcasts on the Export Audio network at exportaud.io You can find Regs on twitter @regresssion and listen to their other podcast at exportaud.io/kpop You can find Boo on twitter @boocanan, and find her visual art @designbyboo and her music at boocanan.bandcamp.com

In this episode we discuss The Scapegracers by Hannah Abigail Clarke. We discuss some girl power and how an "edgy" tone isn't our favorite. Find us on twitter @debutantepod, or email us at debutantes.and.debauchery@gmail.com. You can also visit us at our website, Debutantes and Debauchery Podcast. Be sure to check there for links to BLM resources and other helpful links. Next time we will be reading Vespertine by Margaret Rogerson. That episode will be out in three weeks! Music: "Day Trips" by Ketsa from the Free Music Archive

Part two of our Björk convo with des hume is here. We swan-dive into Vespertine, a sexy-swirl of a record. Tune-in for the nuance and stay for the hot takes at the end. LinksFurther Seems Forever covers Pagan Poetrydes hume - Shockerbaby (official video) Pagan Poetry - Björk - (Live at Royal Opera House)  

Margaret Rogerson writes fantasy for young adult readers. She lives near Cincinnati, Ohio, and when she's not reading or writing she enjoys drawing, watching documentaries, making pudding, gaming, and exploring the outdoors in search of toads and mushrooms. She is the author of An Enchantment of Ravens, Sorcery of Thorns and Vespertine. With the release of 'Vespertine', Sarah and Shanu sat down with Margaret to discuss relying on body language, the love of background information, refilling her creative well during lockdown, and more. *Producer's Note: Due to our team being in social isolation, the sound quality is more variable. Books mentioned in this podcast: Margaret Rogerson - 'Vespertine': https://bit.ly/2YNVihu Hosts: Sarah McDuling & Shanu Prasad Guest: Margaret Rogerson Producer: Nick Wasiliev

We discuss two magnificent Björk albums with "garbage-pop princess" des hume. In today's episode, we discuss Homogenic! Links:des hume on YouTubedes hume on BandcampBjork Live At Royal Opera House December 7, 2001https://preachervan.bandcamp.com/

Follow the rules. (Get your copy of The Harrowick Chronicles: Volume I here!: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08M8XZ55J)The Author: https://www.reddit.com/user/A_Vespertine/posts/, https://www.reddit.com/r/Odd_directions/, https://www.reddit.com/r/TheVespersBell/Video!: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=krClEAy-sAYRead along!: https://www.reddit.com/r/nosleep/comments/pc84mn/my_grandfather_keeps_an_old_tv_in_his_spare_room/Check out my new books! A collection of Creepypasta compiled by some of my all time favorite authors and friends!

Umsjón: Lovísa Rut Kristjánsdóttir Góð stemning í Popplandi dagsins, alls konar tónlist úr ýmsum áttum. Arnar Eggert og Andrea Jóns gerðu upp plötu vikunnar sem var ný plata frá John Grant og hún heitir Boy From Michigan svo var plata dagsins platan Vespertine með Björk sem er 20 ára gömul í dag. HLH Flokkurinn & Sigga Beinteins - Vertu Ekki Að Plata Mig Michael Sembello - Maniac Lizzo - Rumors ft. Cardi B Retro Stefson - Julia The Cure - Close To Me (Remix) Draumfarir - Með Þér ft. Kristín Sesselja Abba - Voulez-Vous Moses Hightower - Lífsgleði Elín Hall - Komdu Til Baka Ríó Tríó - Dýrið Gengur Laust Dr. Gunni & Eiríkur Hauks - Engin Mistök Madonna - Music Björk - Pagan Poetry Björk - Hidden Place Sykur - Svefneyjar Sofi Tukker - Mon Cheri GDRN, Floni & Sinfó - Lætur Mig Daft Punk & Julian Casablancas - Instant Crush Amabadama - Ganga á Eftir Þér Silk Sonic - Skate Beyoncé - Upgrade You ft. Jay Z Vök - No Coffee At The Funeral John Grant - Billy The Weeknd - Take My Breath Cyber - Heiti King Írafár - Stórir Hringir Flott - En það Væri Ekki Ég ft. Matthildur GusGus - If You Don?t Jump Inspector Spacetime - Dansa og Bánsa Loreen - Euphoria Reykjavíkurdætur - HOT MILF SUMMER Talking Heads - Road To Nowhere Stuðmenn - Íslenskir Karlmenn David Bowie - Fashion Aurora - Cure For Me Snorri Helgason - Haustið ?97 The Kid LAROI - Stay ft. Justin Bieb

Umsjón: Lovísa Rut Kristjánsdóttir Góð stemning í Popplandi dagsins, alls konar tónlist úr ýmsum áttum. Arnar Eggert og Andrea Jóns gerðu upp plötu vikunnar sem var ný plata frá John Grant og hún heitir Boy From Michigan svo var plata dagsins platan Vespertine með Björk sem er 20 ára gömul í dag. HLH Flokkurinn & Sigga Beinteins - Vertu Ekki Að Plata Mig Michael Sembello - Maniac Lizzo - Rumors ft. Cardi B Retro Stefson - Julia The Cure - Close To Me (Remix) Draumfarir - Með Þér ft. Kristín Sesselja Abba - Voulez-Vous Moses Hightower - Lífsgleði Elín Hall - Komdu Til Baka Ríó Tríó - Dýrið Gengur Laust Dr. Gunni & Eiríkur Hauks - Engin Mistök Madonna - Music Björk - Pagan Poetry Björk - Hidden Place Sykur - Svefneyjar Sofi Tukker - Mon Cheri GDRN, Floni & Sinfó - Lætur Mig Daft Punk & Julian Casablancas - Instant Crush Amabadama - Ganga á Eftir Þér Silk Sonic - Skate Beyoncé - Upgrade You ft. Jay Z Vök - No Coffee At The Funeral John Grant - Billy The Weeknd - Take My Breath Cyber - Heiti King Írafár - Stórir Hringir Flott - En það Væri Ekki Ég ft. Matthildur GusGus - If You Don?t Jump Inspector Spacetime - Dansa og Bánsa Loreen - Euphoria Reykjavíkurdætur - HOT MILF SUMMER Talking Heads - Road To Nowhere Stuðmenn - Íslenskir Karlmenn David Bowie - Fashion Aurora - Cure For Me Snorri Helgason - Haustið ?97 The Kid LAROI - Stay ft. Justin Bieb

SHHHHH!Leaving the Sugarcubes behind we start looking at the proper solo work of Icelandic legend, Björk. Ewan over-labours a Radiohead analogy, Liam cries under a table, Nick definitely didn't get drunk watching the football, and we are joined by friend of the Facebook Group and man who prepared by watching all of the Björk live DVDs in order...Jeffrey McDonald. Oh, and we are all slightly shocked by how long it took One Little Independent to change their name. There was a huge tech issue in post-production and if you barely notice it then Ewan deserves a medal. In this episode we discuss these records: Debut (1993) Post (1995) Telegram (1996) Homogenic (1997) Vespertine (2001) NOTE: This was originally intended to be released much earlier in the season so we may reference that, Yes we are still amateurs!! DOUBLE NOTE: As mentioned we had a bunch of mess-ups post production but I think I have fixed it, As usual there's a Spotify playlist incorporating the podcast and selected songs which you can find at https://sptfy.com/tfb2 (https://sptfy.com/tfb2) The Guests: Our guide for the records was Liam Moloney (@liamtmaloney), who has the rather excellent Dancing about Architecture pocast which you can find at https://beat.rehab/daacast ( https://beat.rehab/daacast) And he has a bandcamp full of Electronic magic over at https://liamthomasmaloney.bandcamp.com/ (https://liamthomasmaloney.bandcamp.com/) Jeffrey McDonald is a long-time contributor to our Facebook group and it was a pleasure to have him on If you fancy supporting the show, either leave us a review somewhere on Apple or Podchaser which would help enormously. Or just tell your friends!! There is a Patreon as well https://www.patreon.com/tempfans (https://www.patreon.com/tempfans) Jonathan is the genius behind our theme music and you can hear more of his stuff on his https://jonathanfisher.bandcamp.com/ (Bandcamp) Additional music in this episode by https://sessions.blue/licensing/ (Blue Dot Sessions ) All available under the following licenses: https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ (https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/) Support this podcast

Concebido durante os intervalos das conturbadas filmagens de "Dançando no Escuro" (2000), do cineasta Lars von Trier, "Vespertine" mostra a busca de Björk por uma sonoridade cada vez mais sensível e minimalista, ainda que provocante na construção dos versos. Marcado pelo uso de micro-ambientações, o registro que levou quase três anos até ser finalizado revela algumas das composições mais icônicas da carreira da artista. É o caso de "Pagan Poetry", "Hidden Place", "Cocoon" e outras preciosidades que embalam a discussão entre Cleber Facchi (@cleberfacchi) e Renan Guerra (@_renanguerra) em mais uma edição do Clássicos VFSM.

This week on the show:   Our album of the week Vespertine by Björk Instead of a True Crime, this week we have a selection of the little things in life and vote on which one is the best Ken brings us random facts on marine life Our Question of the Week is on dogs on or off leashes   Let us know your thoughts via the usual contact channels below. See you next time. Keep on Craicin'!   https://www.facebook.com/craiconthecouch/   https://twitter.com/CraicOnTheCouch   preachinonpreacher@gmail.com   Read more at http://preachinonpreacher.libsyn.com/#IZX5hfQUqdtZ4F6f.99

''Every day on the bus ride to school through the country, I would see it: the Mommet. That's what we all called it, but no one seemed to know who had called it that first...'' All of today's brilliant stories are by The Vesper's Bell, AKA A. Vespertine. Stories are as follows: ‘My Friend and I Broke into An Old House and Found A Brain in A Jar: It Was Still Alive', ‘The Mommet', ‘The Colour of Television Tuned to a Dead Channel', ‘The Erebus Project'. Narration & Music by Dr. Creepen van Pasta. Other music used is credited to the wonderful The Dark Somnium (intro) and the fantastic Tanner Stokes (end credits).

Put on your swan dress and follow us to a Hidden Place as we discuss Björk's fourth studio album Vespertine. The EAP discuss how she remaind an outsider but was still able to crack and help mold the mainstream.

Eleven months has passed in Omnirius and Lucas and Vespertine have been living on the farm with the new members of the Crimson Chimeras. Kaiji has been missing since the Gran Class and much has changed.   Grab your Challenge Rating Awesome T-shirts and more at our online store by following the link below. https://teespring.com/stores/challenge-rating-awesome   Also follow us on the social places... Twitter: @cr_awesome https://twitter.com/CR_Awesome Instagram: @ChallengeRatingAwesome https://www.instagram.com/challengeratingawesome/ Deviant Art for sketches of characters https://www.deviantart.com/cr-awesome/   Credits: Music: A Legend Will Rise (Orchestral)  Author: Codemanu  Link: https://opengameart.org/content/a-legend-will-rise-orchestral  Music "Into Silence" by Vindsvept (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfSUheoljDlGDjerRylO4Nw) Music: "Medieval Fair" & "Forest Night" Author: Tabletop Audio  (https://tabletopaudio.com/)

The past few years have been big for women in the entertainment industry. One sector that remains fairly stagnant, though, is music production. It's still very much a boys' club. In fact, a 2018 USC Annenberg study revealed that only 2 percent of music producers and 3 percent of audio engineers are women. But if you think it's tough now, imagine what it was like 20 or 30 years ago — when Björk was making music. Although she took a very active role in producing her records, she often didn't receive full credit for her work. That's why I want to spend some time with a record that shows Björk's painstaking attention to detail as a producer: Vespertine. My sister Natalie and I will examine it in detail to show why Björk isn't just a talented vocalist or composer, but a pioneer in music production. Enjoying Bjork Unravelled? Support the show with a one-time donation (https://www.paypal.com/donate/?hosted_button_id=8RAFVQKASALSQ) or a monthly donation on Anchor. Every dollar will help me keep the show alive! --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/bjorkunravelled/support

Hosts Adam Barrow and Ben Richardson discuss the 2001 classic from Icelandic singer Bjork.

The Black Band T-Shirt chaps are seeing in 2021 with a bang, ranking the discography of Björk! In the first part we cover her nineties output plus Vespertine, and have a brief chat about her pre-solo career. Chris and Ollie also discuss which version of the greatest song of all time is better, Lars Von Trier (eurgh) and being “horny for Björk”. Content warning for this episode: stalking, harrassment, violence and suicide are all mentioned so if you'd rather skip this one, please check out our Biffy, TDEP & Reuben episodes instead :) Follow Ollie on Twitter @olliexcore and Chris @cmgrumps. Our band My Eyes Are Old And Bent can be found on Twitter, Instagram and Facebook @meaoab and follow Grim Heart Promotions @grimheartpromo on Facebook and Instagram for when we're all vaccinated and gigs can happen again.

Diascevasta er tilkomumikið. Neste episódio, Rodolfo Egito e Victor Assis te convidam para uma viagem até a Islândia para visitar um dos maiores discos do século 21. Vespertine é o quarto álbum da carreira de Björk, um dos mais incríveis e lembrados por todos. Em busca de desvendar o segredo da poliartista, apresentamos nossas impressões sobre a antecipação de uma tendência global. Se você gosta da artista, desculpa. Se ainda não conhece, vem com nós que é sucesso. Ouve aí! • LINKS • Arquivo Confidencial: http://bit.ly/arquivodias Ouça Vespertine, de Björk: https://spoti.fi/3irqGWA Leia o que diz a Pitchfork: https://bit.ly/36vVX8G Leia o que diz a Rolling Stone: https://bit.ly/3jvP1Mc Ouça Jovem Dionísio: https://spoti.fi/3cUhnxj • TRILHA SONORA • Hidden Past by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3873-hidden-past License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Acid Trumpet by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3340-acid-trumpet License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Local Forecast - Slower by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/3988-local-forecast---slower License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ Celebration by Kevin MacLeod Link: https://incompetech.filmmusic.io/song/5051-celebration License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/ ALTERAÇÕES As faixas "Hidden Past", "Acid Trumpet" e "Local Forecast" contam com a inserção de elementos sonoros que remetem a uma interferência de rádio, interrompendo abruptamente a trilha e locução de Rodolfo Egito na trilha de abertura. Estes elementos não estão contidos na versão original das faixas, creditadas acima.

Authors Josh Berk and Saundra Mitchell tell the terrifying tale of how they collaborated to write CAMP MURDERFACE. We talk about how they met, tips for working on a project with another author, the importance of being dumpster rat-y, finding time to write (even while sleeping), being a phone psychic, launching a book during the quarantine for COVID-19, an actual ghost story, and so much more. Saundra Mitchell has been a phone psychic, a car salesperson, a denture-deliverer and a layout waxer. She’s dodged trains, endured basic training, and hitchhiked from Montana to California. The author of nearly twenty books for tweens and teens, Mitchell’s work includes SHADOWED SUMMER, THE VESPERTINE series, ALL THE THINGS WE DO IN THE DARK, a novel forthcoming from HarperTEEN and the forthcoming CAMP MURDERFACE series with Josh Berk. She is the editor of three anthologies for teens, DEFY THE DARK, ALL OUT and OUT NOW. She always picks truth; dares are too easy. Josh Berk is the author of the teen novels THE DARK DAYS OF HAMBURGER HALPIN (named a best book for teens of 2010 by Kirkus Reviews and Amazon.com) and GUY LANGMAN: CRIME SCENE PROSCRASTINATOR (2012) as well as the middle grade mysteries STRIKE THREE YOU'RE DEAD and SAY IT AIN'T SO.

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Este mes la azotea sonora de Talk to Him rinde homenaje a una artista singular, tan inquieta como sensible: Björk. Nos embarcamos en un repaso por los primeros años de su carrera, desde los orígenes hasta la publicación del excelso Vespertine. Una época inigualable donde la islandesa iba fraguando su carrera de manera intuitiva y creativa, dejándose llevar siempre por un corazón de hielo que, sin embargo, abrasaba. Bienvenidos a un viaje de colores y texturas inigualables.

Este mes la azotea sonora de Talk to Him rinde homenaje a una artista singular, tan inquieta como sensible: Björk. Nos embarcamos en un repaso por los primeros años de su carrera, desde los orígenes hasta la publicación del excelso Vespertine. Una época inigualable donde la islandesa iba fraguando su carrera de manera intuitiva y creativa, dejándose llevar siempre por un corazón de hielo que, sin embargo, abrasaba. Bienvenidos a un viaje de colores y texturas inigualables.

Episode 00 01/23/20Trials of Omnirius S02E00 Vespertine Minisode part 2Vespertine, in her search for the missing researcher, enters the lair of an ancient beast hungry for blood. Will she decipher the riddle of Winnie's death or will they perish?Follow us on the social places...Twitter: @cr_awesome https://twitter.com/CR_AwesomeInstagram: @ChallengeRatingAwesome https://www.instagram.com/challengeratingawesome/Deviant Art for sketches of characters https://www.deviantart.com/cr-awesome/credits:Music "Daylight's End" & "Weaving the Skies"by Vindsvept (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfSUheoljDlGDjerRylO4Nw)Music from https://filmmusic.io"Dragon and Toast", "Enter the Maze", "Urban Gauntlet","Gathering Darkness" &"Bump in the Night" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)Music: Dungeon I & Royal CourtAuthor: Tabletop Audio (https://tabletopaudio.com/)Music: Epic Boss BattleAuthor: Juhani Junkalahttps://soundcloud.com/juhanijunkala

Vespertine embarks on a quest for answers. Who killed Winnie and why? Why was her soul unretrievable? What dark magic is at work in Omnirius? What will she find, and will she survive the consequences of uncovering the truth?Follow us on the social places...Twitter: @cr_awesome https://twitter.com/CR_AwesomeInstagram: @ChallengeRatingAwesome https://www.instagram.com/challengeratingawesome/Deviant Art for sketches of characters https://www.deviantart.com/cr-awesome/credits:Music "Daylight's End"by Vindsvept (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfSUheoljDlGDjerRylO4NwMusic "Hiding in Solitude"by Vindsvept (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfSUheoljDlGDjerRylO4NwMusic "Shattered Sun"by Vindsvept (https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCfSUheoljDlGDjerRylO4NwMusic: "Medieval Fair"Author: Tabletop AudioLink: (https://tabletopaudio.com/Music: "Forest Night"Author: Tabletop Audio (https://tabletopaudio.com/)Music: "Medieval Library"Author: Tabletop Audio (https://tabletopaudio.com/)Music: "Royal Court"Author: Tabletop Audio (https://tabletopaudio.com/)

We begin our third collection of musings on queer musos with a deep dive into Andy’s second favourite of all time, Mother Björk. Defiantly impossible to compare to pretty much any other artist, queers the world over have clasped Bjork to their alternative bosoms since her 1993 first album Debut, but what exactly is it about her body of work, visual language and legacy that appeals so directly to so many queer fans?Drew and Andy take her commercial and critical peak, 1997’s Homogenic, as a starting point for a journey attempting to answer those questions, inevitably coming across many more along the way. Are the rewards worth the listening experience’s challenges? How much yarn can a drag queen unravel from her breasts? Why is there an Iceland supermarket in Iceland?This episode’s companion playlist features all the songs we discuss, and serves as a nifty introduction to Björk herself if that is what you seek. Let us know what you thought by emailing at auralfixationpodcast@gmail.com, sliding into our DMs at @auralfixationpodcast, or even better, rating and subscribing on your podcast provider. Follow the boys at @drew_down_under and @andrewdoyouthinkyouare.

'Vespertine' (Björk) - De niña prodigio a icono del arte contemporáneo ¡Bienvenidos a los Vinilos de Barbarella! El podcast donde sólo se escucha música en formato de vinilo. Björk tiene un apellido impronunciable, algo así como Guomundsdótirr, tiene en la actualidad 54 años, llegando en toda su carrera musical a la friolera cifra de más de 90 millones de discos vendidos en todo el mundo, así como ser una de las 100 artistas más influyentes del siglo. Nominada 14 veces a los premios Grammy, ha conseguido además que 41 de sus singles lleguen a los puestos más altos de las listas de éxitos. Nació en Oslin, un barrio de Reikiavik en la lejana Islandia. Sus padres se separaron cuando contaba con sólo dos años de edad. Pero esto que podía ser un contratiempo, permitió que en la vida de su madre entrase su padrastro, un guitarrista apodado 'El Eric Clapton Islandés', que desde muy pronto le inculcó el gusto por la música. Su carrera musical empezó muy pronto. Fue descubierta cuando uno de sus profesores mandó una grabación hecha en una fiesta escolar a una emisora del país, Radio One. En poco tiempo, una compañía discográfica ya se había puesto en contacto con la familia para ficharla. Björk tenía entonces sólo 11 años de edad. Hoy hemos contado con la colaboración de Eduardo Antón, que se ha acercado a nuestro estudio a grabar el programa, ha seleccionado los temas  y ha colaborado también en el guión del mismo. Nuevamente, en el apartado de ‘El Rincón de Barbarella' contamos con la colaboración de Patricia Torres ‘Cripatia', que tiene su propio podcast ‘Hablemos de Montessori'. Los temas que reseñamos hoy son: ‘Frosti', 'Hidden Place', 'It's Not Up To You', 'Pagan Poetry', 'Heirloom' y 'Unison'. Hoy pincharemos una reedición inglesa del año 2015. Los datos de dicha edición son: Título: Vespertine Artista: Björk Sello Discográfico: One Little Indian Records Label Code: TPLP101LTD Código de barras: 5 016958 998646 Año: 2015 Fabricación: Reino Unido Los enlaces que aparecen en el Podcast son los siguientes: Web de Björk: https://bjork.com Web de One Little Indian Records: http://www.indian.co.uk Web de Sugarcubes en Rockopop en 1988 (TVE): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TlViAids4_g 'Rocket In The Pocket' de Console: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wzdbAL7Kk0U Así suena la banda del padrastro de Björk, 'el Eric Clapton islandés': https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=mBT-HrCqOjs Otra gran mujer en Los Vinilos de Barbarella, Kate Bush: https://barbarellavinyls.com/podcasts/010-hounds-of-love-kate-bush/ Podcast 'Hablemos de Montessori': https://www.ivoox.com/podcast-hablemos-montessori_sq_f1583814_1.html Web de Ràdio Taradell: https://www.radiotaradell.com No olvides dejar tu comentarios y puntuaciones en iTunes, para nosotros son muy importantes. Ponte en contacto con nosotros: Web: http://www.vinilosbarbarella.com Facebook: http://facebook.com/barbarellavinyls2 Twitter: @barbarellavinyl Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/barbarellavinyls/ Flickr: https://www.flickr.com/photos/116847885@N05/show/ 0075 – ‘Vespertine' (Björk) – De niña prodigio a icono del arte contemporáneo

Où l'on apprend que The Voice est Islandaise. Références du morceau : «Jóga», Björk (composition Björk, Sjón) 1997. Quelques liens vers des morceaux incontournables de Björk :- «Human Behaviour», sur l’album Debut (1993)- «Venus As A Boy», sur l’album Debut (1993)- «The Anchor Song», version tirée de l’album Debut (live), version en studion sur l’album Debut (1993)- «Satisfaction», reprise des Rolling Stones en duo avec PJ Harvey à l’occasion des Brit Awards (1994)- «Hyperballad», sur l’album Post (1995)- «Isobel», sur l’album Post (1995)- «All Is full Of Love», sur l’album Homogenic (1997)- «Bachelorette», sur l’album Homogenic (1997)- «Hunter», sur l’album Homogenic (1997)- «Pagan Poetry», sur album Vespertine (2001)- «Unravel», version en concert tirée de Vespertine (Live), version studio sur l’album Vespertine (2001)- «Earth Intruders», album Volta (2008)- «Dull Flame Of Desire (Modselektor Remix For Girls)», dans le coffret Voltaïc (2009), version originale de ce duo avec Anohni du groupe Anthony and the Johnsons sur l’album Volta (2008).

joel describes his journey to the flavor dimension at LA's finest spaceship-themed eatery Vespertine, and karl wades into the cutthroat world of hard seltzers even though he's really more of a vermouth guy tbh. then, the fellas are joined by comedian/actor dan ahdoot @standupdan to talk about his new food podcast where he examines the fridges of his famous friends, japanese pizza perfection, smuggling canned whale jelly and the racially-charged world of the yakitori customer hierarchy.

It’s time to rank the songs from Bjork’s quiet wonder Vespertine from worst to best.

Alsemancheeeeeee! Nesta edição, Cleber Facchi (Miojo Indie), Isadora Almeida (Rádio Popload), Nik Silva (MonkeyBuzz), Renan Guerra (Scream Yell) e Rique Sampaio (Overloadr/Bilheteria) revisitam a carreira de Björk. Citados no Programa: ● Björk em 1977 (http://bit.ly/2VqmGz6) ● Rumo à Estação Islândia (http://bit.ly/2VQPiRj) ● KUKL (http://bit.ly/2Jrj0G5) ● The Sugarcubes (https://spoti.fi/30fpg9Y) ● Especial de Natal (http://bit.ly/2LrTC5A) ● The Juniper Tree (http://bit.ly/2PT24cJ) ● Bjork: "Gling Gló" (http://bit.ly/2JqzWMR) ● Björk: "Telegram" (https://spoti.fi/2LxoL7X) ● Björk nas Olimpíadas (http://bit.ly/2HabON3) ● Björk vs. Repórter (http://bit.ly/2PQFP76) ● A foto do Vespertine (http://bit.ly/2VqpaNW) ● 'Shadow Man' em 'Innocence' (http://bit.ly/2H9omUL) ● Hungry (http://bit.ly/2ZYltNY) ● Vídeos da cantora (http://bit.ly/2vNNpq8) ● Dj-set da Björk (http://bit.ly/2DWbmQl) #NãoParoDeOuvir ● Dip Recordings (http://bit.ly/2PTq933) ● The Chemical Brothers: "No Geography" (http://bit.ly/2IPlzRT) ● Karina Buhr: "Sangue Frio" (http://bit.ly/2HdzBdx) ● Big Thief: "U.F.O.F." (https://spoti.fi/2LgFJqJ) ● Vampire Weekend: "Father of The Bride" (https://spoti.fi/2LyLGQ3) #VocêPrecisaOuvirIsso ● Fernanda Abreu: "Sla Radical Dance Disco Club" (https://spoti.fi/2Wwngb9) ● John e Yoko: Só o Céu como Testemunha (http://bit.ly/2VqzhCa) ● Marcos Valle (https://spoti.fi/2Wv5Uew) ● The Mozões (https://spoti.fi/2J93srh) ● 10 Discos: Matador Records (http://bit.ly/2WkpZnE) #DesligaoSom ● O polêmico clipe de Duda Beat. #Comentários ● Monkeybuzz apresenta Sofi Tukker: https://goo.gl/sGf4N1 Segue a gente @podcastvfsm @almeidadora @cleberfacchi @nik_silva @_renanguerra @riquesampaio

The Icelandic singer/composer Björk released her concept album Vespertinein 2001. Raymond Bisha introduces a new audio recording of an opera that was born of that release. The inherent theatricality of Björk’s original was the inspiration for an expert creative team to effect the transition from studio to stage, from sound tracks to symphonic support. Scored for four soloists and two choirs, and with all the original electronic sounds re-imagined on an array of acoustic instruments, Vespertine the opera is a stunning new creation, not merely an adaptation.

Guest - Neil Wilson III is our film school buddy and does top secret stuff at Disney - Arnold SchwartzeneggerCast - we try to get the Disney streaming inside scoop - Netflix’s magic viral marketing - Mariah Carey appreciation - September 2001 was a rough month to release anything - BirdemicCast, Me You and the Scoo talk - A Star is BornCast, Matthew Libatique and Lady Gaga talk - period piece trickery - Bright sort-of-appreciation, sort-of-not - Geoffrey Simpson talk, Terence Blanchard tearing it up - editing that transcends space and time - Glitter Criterion Steelbox edition - Shyamalan and James Newton Howard appreciation - modern film score un-appreciation - UnbreakableCast, SplitCast - movie DJ shenanigans, the other ghosting - Max BeesleyCast - CameraCast, film sets within movies - No Hay Nada Mas reunion - small WatchCast - trying to unravel the silver streaks mystery - Max Beesley’s perfect intro - Mariah Costume Change game (you can play too) - Grant Nickalls, Michael C Hall lookalike - Terrence Howard is scary in this one - the Rider Challenge - Breath of the Wild appreciation - water temperature showdown, SodaCast - the case of the missing mom - box office breakdown - Bjork Verspertine talk - attempting to figure out what kind of music Bjork makes - the amazing swan dress - POD talk, somehow - maybe we pronounced Sigur Ros correctly, maybe not - Bjork music video talk, we butcher some director names - Coldplay appreciation - U2Cast - the South Park episode where they make fun of Bono isn’t that great, you can @ Richard about it until your final, gasping, dying breath

Today's word of the day is vespertine. It's spelled V-E-S-P-E-R-T-I-N-E. Vespertine is an adjective that means happening in the evening. Vespertinus (ves pair TEEN oos) the Latin word for evening is where our word of the day began its life. vespertine is a synonym of words like nightly and overnight, but it's best to dust this word off for formal occasions, such as, the good lady's presence was requested for vespertine activities that summer. She accepted the invitations, but never for anything past eight. Once again, the spelling of verspertine is V-E-S-P-E-R-T-I-N-E.

Zach Brooks talks about what it meant to read Jonathan Gold’s review of Vespertine, one of LA’s more controversial restaurant openings in recent memory.

THE DOOMED & STONED SHOW Season 4, Episode 4 On this edition of The Doomed & Stoned Show, it's already time for the monthly DOOM CHART COUNTDOWN, with host Billy Goate joined by guest host Bucky Brown from The Ripple Effect. Together, they discuss the albums that landed in the Top 25 for July 2018 at www.DoomCharts.com. PLAYLIST: Introduction 1. Alice In Chains - "So Far Under" (00:27) 2. La Chinga - "Killer Wizard" (0:500) 3. Backwoods Payback - "Pirate Smile" (09:15) The Countdown 4. Host Segment I (13:29) 5. SVVAMP (#25) - "Surrender" (22:35) 6. Great Electric Quest (#24) - "Anubis" (25:32) 7. Kaiser (#23) - "Earthquake" (28:53) 8. Host Segment II (33:33) 9. Shrooms Circle (#22) - "Trapped" (37:49) 10. Haunted (#21) - "Vespertine" (42:24) 11. Khemmis (#20) - "Flesh to Nothing" (55:47) 12. Host Segment III (1:03:18) 13. Alms (#19) - "For Shame" (1:07:59) 14. Jack Harlon & The Dead Crows (#18) - "Witchcraft" (1:14:20) 15. Orange Goblin (#17) - "The Wolf Bites Back" (1:20:49) 16. Host Segment IV (1:25:22) 17. Sleep (#16) - "Antarcticans Thawed" (1:29:38) 18. Bongripper (#15) - "Slow (excerpt)" (1:44:02) 19. Seedy Jeezus (#14) - "Oh Lord (Pt. 2)" (1:52:47) 20. Host Segment V (1:57:36) 21. Red Sun Atacama (#13) - "Drawers" (2:02:20) 22. Kingnomad (#12) - "Cosmic Serpent" (2:06:41) 23. Saint Karloff (#11) - "Dark Sun" (2:11:29) 24. Host Segment VI (2:17:03) 25. ASG (#10) - "Survive Sunrise" (2:21:24) 26. Forming The Void (#9) - "Transient" (2:24:52) 27. Drug Cult (#8) - "Acid Eye" (2:30:38) 28. Hos Segment VII (2:34:40) 29. Black Elephant (#7) - "Cosmic Soul" (2:40:24) 30. Fire Down Below (#6) - "Saviour of Man" 31. Lucifer (#5) - "Faux Pharoah" 32. Host Segment VIII (2:53:50) 33. Spaceslug (#4) - "Words Like Stones" (2:59:07) 34. 1968 (#3) - "Screaming Sun" (3:07:34) 35. Yob (#2) - "Ablaze" (3:12:15) 36. Host Segment IX (3:22:28) 37. Brimstone Coven (#1) "The Red Witch" (3:26:28) If you enjoy the music, please show the bands some love! Information about purchasing the albums in today's show at www.DoomCharts.com. Thumbnail: Adam Burke of Nightjar Illustration Incidental Music: Clouds Taste Satanic, Idealus Maximus, Psyrup, and Trippy Wicked & The Cosmic Children of Knight ---------------------------------- Please consider becoming a Patron of the Doomed & Stoned Show. Supporters get an exclusive podcast with new music each month. Visit www.patreon.com/billygoate to make your pledge. ---------------------------------- Explore the music and the stories of the heavy underground at www.DoomedandStoned.com. Daily music updates and short reviews at http://facebook.com/doomedstoned. Dig even deeper into the heavy music scene with our ongoing compilation series, bringing you doom around the world! Visit http://doomedandstoned.bandcamp.com -------------------------------

Today we look at board game design based on the word "vespertine". 1 : of, relating to, or occurring in the evening 2 : active, flowering, or flourishing in the evening : crepuscularhttp://buttonshy.com/designdiary/DD105-Vespertine.mp3

Everything that needs to be said about Bjork has already been said. Her discography, like her talent, is vast, and unable to pass up the chance to talk about anything weird, we thought we’d say our piece. Weaver is a huge fan, and when quizzed about what album we should talk about he immediately picked ‘Vespertine’. Neither Chris or Mark were too familiar with her work, so the conversation in this episode is particularly interesting as Weaver once again drives the car. He gives us a pretty thorough appraisal of her discography whilst Chris drops a few patented knowledge bombs about her history, whilst also praising and asking questions about the way she chooses who to work with on each of her albums. Mark also expands on how he feels the album is like a big warm hug. We understand that Bjork has legions of fiercely devoted fans, so we’re really looking forward to seeing how people vote on this episode. Is ‘Vespertine’ her definitive statement? Is this her best record? If not, what other albums should we consider? You can let us know by voting on or Facebook page and if you disagree, drop us a comment and tell us why!

Welcome to the first Best of the Upsell! hosted by Amanda Kludt and Daniel Geneen (aka apdan). 2:00 Amanda ate at Vespertine!! 6:30 J. Kenji López-Alt interview 32:00 Amanda and Dan talk about Dan being weird with guests 38:00 Nathan Myhrvold interview After getting his start in restaurant and test kitchens in Boston, Kenji created The Food Lab, a column on Serious Eats dedicated to lassoing the laws of science and riding them to home cooking success every time. In the subsequent six years, the “Kenji method” has blown up, but despite being a cult phenomenon and bestselling cookbook author, Kenji himself is just about as cool and down to earth as you can get. Air date: 2/18/2016 twitter.com/kenjilopezalt Nathan Myhrvold is the wildly successful businessman/scientist/tech guru behind Modernist Cuisine, a self-published culinary encyclopedia that demystifies the world of high-end gastronomy. Nathan also released a spinoff, Modernist Cuisine at Home, and he’s working on another volume focusing entirely on bread. Air date: 2/13/2017 nathanmyhrvold.com Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

This week we welcome Farley Elliott, senior of Eater.com's LA chapter. Jason and Andre chat with him about us making fun of his name on a previous podcast, breakfast burrito cross sections, a Vespertine review, some odd listener questions, possibly involving human flesh, football season is here and we ask the question: are frito pies considered nachos? Plus the best thing we ate all week, and a few more surprises.

Show Notes From Amanda on Restaurants: http://www.laweekly.com/restaurants/chef-ari-taymor-of-alma-will-not-open-a-new-restaurant-heres-why-8368821 Sean Brock NYT: https://www.nytimes.com/2017/07/03/dining/sean-brock-chef-rehab.html Instagram Food: https://www.eater.com/2017/7/6/15925940/instagram-influencers-cronuts-milkshakes-burgers Vespertine ?'s: https://www.eater.com/2017/7/6/15926098/vespertine-los-angeles-jordan-kahn-tasting-menu-open Aquila: https://www.facebook.com/zuck/posts/10103841459221721

On the latest episode of My Favorite Album, bullshit-destroying Californian singer-songwriter and Telecaster-slinger Margaret Glaspy battles migraines to talk about the balance of (*cough*) emotion and math involved in the intricate and emotional Bjork classic ‘Vespertine'. Also, we talk about how she took apart Bjork's song ‘Who Is It' and made it her own, the different responsibilities of being a support act and a headliner, making deliberate craft seem spontaneous, being compared to Liz Phair and whether she's got enough credit for her role as producer on her debut album ‘Emotions and Math'. My Favorite Album is a podcast unpacking the great works of pop music. Each episode features a different songwriter or musician discussing their favorite album of all time - their history with it, the making of the album, individual songs and the album's influence on their own music. Jeremy Dylan is a filmmaker, journalist and photographer from Sydney, Australia who has worked in the music industry since 2007. He directed the the feature music documentary Jim Lauderdale: The King of Broken Hearts (out now!) and the feature film Benjamin Sniddlegrass and the Cauldron of Penguins, in addition to many commercials and music videos. If you've got any feedback or suggestions, drop us a line at myfavoritealbumpodcast@gmail.com.

The American experimental electronic duo Matmos are M.C. Schmidt and Drew Daniel. Both artists are the main core of the outfit but they are frequently joined by other musicians and an array of domestic gadgets. Currently based in Baltimore - Daniel is an associate professor in the Department of English at Johns Hopkins University-, they formed in San Francisco in the 90s, where Schmidt worked as a teacher in the New Genres Department at the San Francisco Art Institute and Daniel was taking his doctoral studies on the literary cult of melancholy at Berkley (University of California) Over the last 2 decades Matmos have gained a reputation as the new masters of musique concrete through their conceptual approach and the use of unusual sound sources. Their productions are challenging but also infused with a playful touch of domestic humor and a disregard for genre conventions. They first entered the more mainstream musical consciousness in 2001 through their collaboration for Bjork’s album Vespertine and they toured the world with the singer for next 2 years. Today they manage to balance their academic careers with touring some of the most entertaining and unpredictable live shows in electronic music. Matmos were at Unsound this year presenting Robert Ashley’s “Perfect Lives”. Today, more than ever, it feels like a premonitory chant for the disassembly of a crying America. The performance was an exciting, challenging and thought-provoking experimental “soap opera”. It could take you some time to get into their weird, spellbinding universe but once you managed it unruled into a touching experience. We met with Drew and MC the morning after Unsound’s infamous karaoke night for what was a really entertaining chat. It was really great to have an insight into the procedures that tight together all their disparate artistic endeavours. Hoping you enjoy it as much as we did. This podcast was produced by CLOT Magazine editorial team and Stephen Mclaughlin for Unsound Festival in Collaboration with OFF Radio Krakow. Music from Ultimate Care II kindly provided by the artists

Meet Jesal and Rochard. We are the Transatlantic Rebels. In Episode 32, we take a look at two pivotal albums by one of Rochard's favourite singers, Bjork. This week, Rochard picked "Vespertine" (2001) and "Vulnicura" (2015). There are also discussions on "Dancer in the Dark"; why women never get any credit despite doing most of the work; and the compartmentalisation of emotions. Jesal is from the UK, and Rochard is from America. We like to talk in depth about albums, films, TV shows and books. Rochard has a background in TV, acting, writing and many other areas of art creation. Jesal has a background in music: DJ, producer, artist, critic and other stuff. Enjoy! Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/T_Rebels Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TransatlanticRebels

Meet Jesal and Rochard. We are the Transatlantic Rebels. In Episode 31, we take a look at two pivotal albums by one of Rochard's favourite singers, Bjork. Jesal thought he was a relative newbie to Bjork... But it turns out Rochard picked  "Post" (1995) and "Homogenic" (1997) - and Jesal was actually familiar with both! Next week in Part II, we take a look at "Vespertine" (2001) and "Vulnicura" (2015). Jesal is from the UK, and Rochard is from America. We like to talk in depth about albums, films, TV shows and books. Rochard has a background in TV, acting, writing and many other areas of art creation. Jesal has a background in music: DJ, producer, artist, critic and other stuff. Enjoy! Follow us on Twitter - https://twitter.com/T_Rebels Find us on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TransatlanticRebels  

This mix is for Black women who love Björk Guðmundsdóttir. For some of us Björk is one of the guiding forces in the most secret parts of our emotional lives. And there is something to be said about the fact that my deepest, most intimate romantic relationships have been with Black women who speak Björk. She is one of the most brilliant artists of our time, with relevance far beyond the boringly sensational Academy Award swan dress debacle, which on the low, I believe was a challenge to American popular cultural values. Like on some fashion resistance shit. “I thought I could organize freedom, how Scandinavian of me?” During my New York years, I had the opportunity to witness Björk live at the Apollo with three other Black women. Björk at The Apollo? What a combination and what an honorable way to honor the Black folks that get down with her like that. Aside from the sheer weight of the decision to perform in Harlem, we, like thousands of her students, made sure to have loot in hand ready to buy tickets the moment they went on sale. We managed to get tickets, but please understand, in less than five minutes the show was sold out. And to be honest, it wasn’t Harlem or Brooklyn who showed up to see her, which I understand; Björk is ‘strange fiction.’ It was the usual crew at the Apollo concert; former club kids, angsty white women and entitled hipsters. And of course some of us were in the house. My crew and I represented for all the Black women inspired by her audaciousness, by her work ethic, and by her willingness to make whatever screw face necessary to offer ‘love scholarship’ through song. We cheered from the balcony squinting to experience what looked like an Icelandic ball of glitter performing unapologetically to self-composed electro folk music. I will never forget her relationship with the microphone, dancing around it, stepping away from it, looking into it and making it sing her songs. She’s a beast of a live performer. After the concert I kept thinking about how to build on the energy felt from the experience. So I reached out to Greg Tate, one of the only Black men in my life who loves Bjork as much as I do, to discuss the possibility of the Black Rock Coalition’s involvement in a tribute to Björk, at the Apollo Theater no less. The vision was to have my favorite artists, including Tamar Kali, Joi and Taylor McFerrin, to not so much perform, but interpret her music. I believe that only an original interpretation is possible. A night of Björk covers would never do. Later I decided to hold off on the tribute in fear of not having the resources to do the event justice. One cannot half step when the name Björk is attached to a project and slowly but surely my budget fronted on my vision. While a major tribute event was not possible, I kept thinking of ways to express the impact this creature of an artist has had on my artistic and personal development. I’ve turned to Björk’s music so many times for heart education and the inevitable ‘feeling of feelings’ that happen when you find yourself brave enough to face the dark beauty of a song like ‘Unravel’ from the Homogenic album. For years I’ve waited for whatever it is I am supposed to do with this special place that I hold for her work in my heart. It turned out to be this mix, which was partially inspired by the release of her latest and ninth studio album, Vulnicura. My Black girl Bjork tribe was surprised, maybe even betrayed to learn that I don’t love it. It’s brilliant by default, but part of why I love her so much is because she speaks to lovers wherever they are on their journey, excavating lessons buried deep in the nuanced exchanges between intimate partners in any given space and time. A breakup album felt too obvious for me. Before listening to Vulnicura I had to ask myself if I even had the emotional capacity to hold Björk’s heartbreak this winter? Björk’s triple Scorpio heartbreak? Triple Scorpio? What the hell does it mean to be in partnership with a Björk? She’s always been so perfectly naked or ‘Violently Happy?’ But I listened, hoping that I hadn’t become one of those fans who run away when artists are inspired to drive their work in a different direction? I mean I get it. Sometimes you need something epic, a release, to get the hurt out. Marvin did it brilliantly with “Here My Dear,” Nas even did it with his Post Kelis “Life Is Good” album, and I’m sure there are hundreds of other artists who produced entire projects around mourning, or celebrating the ending of a relationship. And there are jewels all up in and through Vulnicura, don’t get it twisted, I know who she is. But did I miss her impersonal cryptic lyrical finesse?” Yes. And do I understand how honest, brave, vulnerable and musically sound it is? Absolutely. So far there is only one song that I can return to, “Atom Dance” and it too is represented on this mix. I’ll be revisiting ‘Vulnicura’ at a later time, certainly a different season. Maybe my European winter was not the right time? But I trust her and my resistance could have everything to do with where I was when it was released, so leave space for me to retract my underwhelm please? I do, however, credit Vulnicura for sending me back to her catalog with the intention to create a Björk syllabus of sorts. I listened to all of her albums and carefully selected songs that have gotten me through and past IT, that have taken me over and under IT. And because she is such an incredible writer, thinker, feeler, this mix will function like a literature review of her discography, yes, music as text. Get into it. Sending special love to Porter Ferbee, a bonafied scholar who can school you on the time and place of almost every song created under the hand of Björk and to Zetoille, for introducing my 1998 self to Bjork on one late night in San Francisco. And to Dream Hampton who while listening to ‘Vespertine’ is quick to point out the genius of her lyricism, calling attention to the lines that turn your ass in circles. I hope this special compilation honors us all. Track list: Song (Album) Who Is It (Medúlla) One Day (Debut) Cvalda (Selmasongs) Human Behaviour (Debut) Immature (Homogenic) I Go Humble (Family Tree) The Modern Things (Post) 5 Years (Homogenic) Wanderlust (Volta) Undo (Vespertine) Hidden Place (Vespertine) Hunter (Homogenic) Atom Dance (Vulnicura) Crying (Debut) Triumph Of A Heart (Medúlla)

Important Records at saki records with Seth Vanek and Health & Beauty on Björk's "Vespertine," Brandon Wetherbee and Rock Falls on The Replacements' "Tim" The fifth edition of Important Records. Recorded live at Saki Records on December 27, 2014. Seth Vanek talked about Björk's "Vespertine" and Health & Beauty performed three songs the album. Brandon Wetherbee talked about The […]

From the album “In This Light We Are Nothing But Gorgeous”. You, Me, Them, Everybody Chicago Music Podcast.