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Season 3: Episode 41 - Love LockhartWelcome back to 78644 Podcast! In this episode host Steven Collins, takes us through a night of live music, heartfelt love stories, and the creative spirit of Lockhart. We experience the energy of Arts & Crafts Open Mic Night, hear touching “How We Met” stories, and highlight incredible local talent, including Voxtrot and Nam Joti Kaur Khalsa, with beautiful artwork displayed at the Commerce Gallery. Plus, we get an exclusive chat with Jaston Williams, the legendary co-creator of Greater Tuna, as he prepares for his Paramount Theater performance.Guests in This Episode:Ben White (Paul) & Luke Langston (Reign the Barbarian) - Local musicians sharing their open mic experiences.Lew & Patti - Their “How We Met” love story.Voxtrot - Featured in this week's Local Tracks segment.Wendy & Ray - Another heartwarming love story.Nam Joti Kaur Khalsa - Artist spotlight on her broom-making and creative journey.Jaston Williams - Texas theater legend on his new show High Heels and Cowboy Boots at the Paramount Theater.What's Inside:The magic of Arts & Crafts Open Mic Night and its impact on the Lockhart music scene.Lew & Patti's love story, from a chance meeting to nearly 50 years of marriage.Local Tracks: Voxtrot and their influence on the indie rock scene.Wendy & Ray's journey from high school sweethearts to a 51-year marriage.Nam Joti Kaur Khalsa and the art of broom-making as a spiritual and artistic practice.Stunning artwork by local artists showcased at the Commerce Gallery.Jaston Williams on Greater Tuna, Texas humor, and his love for Lockhart's characters.Episode Breakdown: [01:19] - Open Mic Night experiences with Ben White (Paul) & Luke Langston (Reign the Barbarian)[06:04] - How We Met: Lew & Patti's five-decade love story for Valentine's Day[12:49] - Local Tracks: Voxtrot's music, influence, and Lockhart connection[17:06] - How We Met: Wendy & Ray's love, obstacles, and a hippie van[23:45] - Artist Spotlight: Nam Joti Kaur Khalsa on broom-making as art & spirituality [27:34] - Beautiful artwork of artists showcased at the Commerce Gallery [28:45] - Jaston Williams shares stories from his latest solo show High Heels & Cowboy Boots and the colorful journey of a life in the theaterFollow Our Guests:

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Today, Darin dives into a nostalgic chat with modern-day Renaissance man, Harley Wertheimer, the owner of LA's Stir Crazy. They reminisce about their early days in New York City, spinning tracks at East Village Radio, and savoring the culinary delights of the mid-aughts. Harley shares how his passion for music, hospitality, and art culminated in the creation of one of the city's most beloved restaurants. He also created a Stir Crazy x Snacky Tunes playlist to accompany your summer vibe, which you can listen to here. To celebrate their conversation and the era, we unearthed a gem from the archives: a live performance by Ramesh of Voxtrot from 2012.As summer rolls on, please consider supporting HRN. Your donations, whatever you can afford, are greatly appreciated.Snacky Tunes: Music is the Main Ingredient, Chefs and Their Music (Phaidon), is now on shelves at bookstores around the world. It features over eighty of the world's top chefs who share personal stories of how music has been an important, integral force in their lives. The chefs also give personal recipes and curated playlists too. It's an anthology of memories, meals and mixtapes. Pick up your copy by ordering directly from Phaidon, or by visiting your local independent bookstore. Visit our site, www.snackytunes.com for more info.Heritage Radio Network is a listener supported nonprofit podcast network. Support Snacky Tunes by becoming a member.Snacky Tunes is Powered by Simplecast.

This week's show, after a 1968 Nilsson nerd-out: brand new Fastbacks, I Was a King, Rifles, Chime School, Nada Surf, Voxtrot, and Maxïmo Park, plus John Lennon, Carl Smith, Ivory Joe Hunter, Gregory Isaacs, Buckinghams, Wilson Pickett, and Standells; a...

01. Kiss Bang - Horrors of Your Hometown 02. MEMI - Waikiki 03. Matt Pond PA, Matthew Caws - Spaceland 04. Band Of Heysek, Kenny Brown - Get My Place 05. Voxtrot - My Peace 06. NewDad - I Don't Recognise You 07. Sam Williams - Shuteye 08. Elijah Johnston - Swimming Pool 09. Taylor Acorn - Wishing You Hell 10. wilt - gwen

Season 21 Episode 2 SPECIAL "WHAT'S OLD IS NEW" EPISODE! Fortress - Vitesse X Modus Operandi - Barry Steel Mosaics - Almost Twins Sapphire Bullets of Pure Love If It Was on the Pink Album - They Might Be Giants reimagined by Luke Hennisch Do Your Thing - Actual Magic Big Love - Camera Obscura We Have All the Time in the World - Britta Phillips Many Women - T.hanks and Chinless Wonder Oh, Company - T.hanks and Chinless Wonder Your Life - iSaintJames Still - iSaintJames Isle Eyes (RUMTUM Remix) - Monster Rally They Never Mean What They Say - Voxtrot Pure Imagination - ØZWALD

This week's show, after a 1959 Fats Domino feast: brand new Lemonheads, Voxtrot, Chatham Rise, Juliana Hatfield, Guided By Voices, Loose Wing, and Black Nite Crash, plus The Bee Gees, Moody Blues, Tom T Hall, Maxine Brown, Gram Parsons & The Fallen Ang...

Edición Limitada - 13 de Noviembre del 2023. Selección, producción, realización y conducción: Francisco J. Brenes (Beatmaster23). Presentando musica de Lala Lala, Vashti Bunyan & Devendra Banhart, Yo La Tengo, Tanya Donelly & The Parkington Sisters, Daneshevskaya, Voxtrot, Ellis, Harp, Gruff Rhys, Sleater-Kinney, Yumi Zouma, Swiims, Suede, Rid Of Me, Bas Jan, Ronnie Stone, Weakened Friends, A Certain Ratio, New Order, Night Nail, Lebanon Hanover, The Mystic Underground, Some Days Are Darker, Eva Los Angeles, Casket Cassette, David Holmes con Raven Violet, Lost Frequencies, Starsailor, GusGus, X-Marks The Pedwalk, Corlyx con Suzi Sabotage, Heartworms, Rein y Annie-Claude Deschênes.

The full transcript of this episode of Song of the Day is available on the KUT & KUTX Studio website. The transcript is also available as subtitles or captions on some podcast apps. The post Voxtrot: “New World Romance” appeared first on KUT & KUTX Studios -- Podcasts.

Ramesh is back! And this time he is in a relationship; we dig into it. He tells Dan what he learned from his long tortured history of falling for unavailable men, and what it's like to experience committed love now that he's found it. Spoiler: it's complicated!Check out "Another Fire," Voxtrot's first new release in 14 years!If you are interested in working with Krish and/or Amana you can find them here: https://www.learningloveinstitute.com/The podcaster/therapist Ramesh references is Ken Page of the Deeper Dating Podcast: https://deeperdatingpodcast.com/ Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

This week's show, after a 1970 Neil Young yodel: brand new Voxtrot, Colored Lights, Plush Machine, Feeders, Treasures of Mexico, Teenage Fanclub, Juliana Hatfield, and Dead Leaf Echo, plus Status Quo, Moby Grape, Baba Brooks, Alvin Crash & the Crawlers...

Season 20 Episode 10 Life Waits for Nothing - Phantom Youth Don't Fade Away - Beach Fossils Tough Love - Beach Fossils I Wish - Dayaway A Brief Dream of Sun - Dayaway Milanesa al Pan - Juan Wauters feat. Zoe Gotusso Modus Operandi - Juan Wauters feat. Frankie Cosmos Big Black Void - TV Girl All the Way Through - TV Girl Shame - TV Girl What the Echoes Say - Jeanines Tilt in Your Eye - Jeanines Riding Into the Sunset in a Busted Car - Free Cake for Every Creature In Your Car - Free Cake for Every Creature Trepanation Party - Voxtrot This episode features an edited-down “41 Lessons from My 41 Years” list presented by Nate B. Jones on TikTok. It was too long to include the whole thing, but I really don't disagree with any of his list. This kinda thing easily veers too far into trite, but there can be a lot of truth in well-composed bumper stickers, and I think Nate hits them all well.

01. Iguana Death Cult - Spasms 02. modernlove. - Follow You 03. Circa Waves - Stuck 04. Carver Commodore - Black Plastic 05. Decent Criminal - Pretender 06. Ron Gallo - Kill the Medicine Man 07. Sports Team - M5 08. Voxtrot - Kid Gloves 09. The Prescriptions - She Is Waiting 10. The Natural Lines - No More Tragedies

Paul and Tao are joined by fellow Berkeley graduate and long time homie Lisa ******* to talk about the Coachella lineup, Lisa getting stood up on her birthday, Paul's 3-monthers, and crying during Top Gun.  Intro song: "The Start of Something" by Voxtrot.  Outro song: "Just Like Heaven" by The Cure.

Somedays - VHS Sports Love Bus - Chinese American Bear Love Is - Chinese American Bear Whiskey & Water - Voxtrot Kindergarten - Voxtrot Wouldn't It Be Nice - She & Him Melt Away - She & Him True to Ourselves - Freedom Fry As Far Away as Possible - Shout Out Louds Sky and I (Heaven) - Shout Out Louds Our Trash - Evripidis and His Tragedies This episode features a clip from a recent Al Franken Podcast wherein he interviews journalist and Russia expert Julia Ioffe who explains why negotiating with Putin about Ukraine is ill-advised.

Edición Limitada - 11 de Julio del 2022. Producción, realización y conducción: Francisco J. Brenes. Presentando música de Nick Cave, Anne Clark, Lisa Gerrard & Marcello De Francisci, Wolf Alice, JB Dunckel, Zola Jesus, Soccer Mommy, Gwenno, Oliver Sim, The Big Pink, The Mary Onettes, A-ha, Broken Bells, Built to Spill, Winter, Alvvays, Stereolab, Blondie, Amy Lee & Dave Stewart, Stella Donnelly, Weezer, Yard Act, Automatic, Dave Rowntree, Young Guv, Viagra Boys, West Wickhams, Party Dozen, Voxtrot, Humour, Shhadows, The Cult, Gulch, Jawbox, Monochromatic Visions, The Mars Volta, Creux Lies, of Montreal, Art d'Ecco, Djo, Justin Warfield, Gorillaz, Color Theory, Caterina Barbieri, Haai con Alexis Taylor, The Limiñanas & Areski Belkacem, James Righton, Flume con Emma Louise, Hot Chip, Christine and the Queens, Puscifer, Bicep, Hot Chip, Röyksopp & Astrid S, José González, Orbital, Acid Klaus, My Life With The Thrill Kill Kult, The Prodigy y Front 242.

On this week's Talkhouse Podcast we've got a pair of musicians who both suffer from the effects of LSD—that's lead singer disease—Stuart Murdoch and Ramesh Srivastava. Ramesh was and is now again the lead singer and chief creative force behind the Austin, Texas band Voxtrot, which burned bright but maybe too quick in the early 2000s. They released a series of rapturously received EPs and one LP that were beloved by fans of deeply British institutions like Sarah Records and The Smiths. But the band had split by 2010, and Ramesh went on to release a pair of solo albums that didn't quite have the impact his band did. For a while, he was content to leave Voxtrot in the past, but gathering material for two reissues gave him the spark to get thing going again. The next few months will see the release of both Early Music—which gathers the band's beloved EPs—and Cut from the Stone, which features rarities and B-sides. And then, like some unstoppable force of nature, Voxtrot will tour the U.S. again. Dates can be found at voxtrot.net. And in case you're not familiar, here's a great Voxtrot song called “The Start of Something.” Do you hear a bit of Belle and Sebastian in that song? They're a pretty clear influence on Voxtrot, and Srivastava met Stuart Murdoch while living in Glasgow in his younger days—you'll hear about their meet-cute in this conversation. Belle and Sebastian, of course, have had an incredible career over the past quarter century or so. They started life as a school project for Murdoch, a shy young man whose feelings spilled out into his gentle songs in a way that seemed then—and now—to be almost magical. Over the years, Belle and Sebastian developed from a sort of bedroom-pop project to a massive pop machine, while never losing that spirit of playfulness and sincerity that Murdoch has always projected. The band recently released their ninth studio album, called A Bit of Previous. The title is a bit tricky in that it seems to reference the good old days but also Murdoch's longtime interest in Buddhism, which he explored in greater depth during the pandemic. In this conversation, you'll actually hear a bit about how both Ramesh and Stuart approach spirituality, both Christianity and Buddhism. You'll hear how being a “gay brown person” pushed Ramesh away from religion for a long time. They talk about the aforementioned “lead singer disease,” and how that affects everyday life. And we get to hear about a young Stuart Murdoch making his way to the London flat of one of his musical heroes, but then deciding not to actually knock on his door. Enjoy. Thanks for listening to the Talkhouse Podcast, and thanks to Ramesh Srivastava and Stuart Murdoch for chatting. If you like what you heard, please follow Talkhouse on your favorite social channels and check out talkhouse.com for lots of great written pieces, too. This episode was produced by Myron Kaplan, and the Talkhouse theme is composed and performed by the Range. See you next time.

Who would win in a fight between Raymond's brother, Robert and Drew's brother, Steve? Adam is representing team Everybody Loves Raymond and Jeremy is representing team Drew Carey Show. The guys talk Voxtrot, Deli Creeps, Ravenous Devils on the PS4, and a pitch for an Emily Blunt 007 movie.Start a podcast with Buzzsprout: https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=1349671Check out Starfleet Academy Dropout:https://www.stitcher.com/show/starfleet-academy-dropout

As broadcast May 10, 2022 with plenty of sugar for your stream.  Tonight we open with Detroit legend Sixto Rodriguez receiving an honorary postgraduate degree from his alma mater in light of the Oscar-winning documentary about his amazing life.  Kat Bass joins us once again to take over most of the show as well, with big new cuts you just gotta hear from Sharon Van Etten's new LP, Arcade Fire (played in the wrong order), along with Let's Eat Grandma headlining a solid bill.  #feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Rodriguez – Street BoySharon Van Etten – Mistakeslate night drive home – Awkward ConversationsRolling Blackouts Coastal Fever – Dive DeepArcade Fire – Age of Anxiety II (Rabbit Hole) Part II (33:13)Arcade Fire - Age of Anxiety I flor - 24 Sea Girls - DNA Vero - Spin Voxtrot - Raised By Wolves Letting Up Despite Great Faults - She Spins Part III (64:45)Wings of Desire - A Million Other Suns The Boys with the Perpetual Nervousness - Look Back The Stroppies - The Perfect Crime Sasha Alex Sloan - New Normal Sunflower Bean - In Flight Titus Bank - Radio Part IV (95:28)Let's Eat Grandma - Watching You Go The Walters - Black Moon BoyWithUke - Heart of IceValley - CHAMPAGNE Marci - Immaterial Girl Jaywood ft Ami Cheon - Just Sayin 

He quotes his therapist when describing his latest album. It's a conflict of external vs. internal wanderlust. Ramesh Srivastava spent the last several years exploring the former, but Eternal Spring charts his time with the latter. His second solo record since the dissolution of indie darlings Voxtrot finds the singer getting deeply personal in a way that didn't come naturally in his earlier career. He's spent the years working on music, waiting tables and getting to know himself. It makes for a good conversion, and Srivastava is eager to discuss it.

Our friend and brilliant musician Ramesh Srivastava joins us as we dive into his journey launching the band VOXTROT in his early 20s. We explore the roles he's played in relationships, what it means to be a healthy leader, and the importance of flowing with and not against the stream of your own life. Get bonus content on Patreon Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Episode 12 of Campfire Songs featuring Naomi's Hair, jhn mrsr, 801, The Telefones, Voxtrot, Die Welttraumforscher, Fumaça Preta, and Ducks Ltd.

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In this episode we stride down the street to slam some shots and cleanse our souls in a carwash with the sisters of HAIM and their video for "Now I'm In It"Link to Music Video - vhttp://bit.ly/2NX0hCPFollow us on the socials, and submit your favourite video for review: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/videojockeyspod/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/videojockeyspod/Twitter: https://twitter.com/videojockeyspod?lang=enOrEmail us - Videojockeyspod@gmail.comThanks for listening

In what is now a yearly tradition, EPISODE #61 of Random Old Records is a special 5/10/15/20 edition. For a little over an hour, I jump into the time machine and travel back to 1997, 2002, 2007, and 2012 to take a look around and sample the top jams of those particular years!This time, I start off in 1997 with the stone-cold classic title track from Sleater-Kinney's Dig Me Out LP. Then, you'll hear a selection of 97's finest pop-punk and emo from the Get Up Kids and Promise Ring. Zipping right along to 2002, there's ripping punk from the Buff Medways and Idlewild, then a jump into 2007 for some rough and raw garage rock from The Ponys, Willowz, and Blitzen Trapper, before ending up in 2012 with Best Coast and Gentleman Jesse. Has it really been five years already since the last Gentleman Jesse record? That's too long, for sure.Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to Random Old Records via iTunes, Google Play, or RSS. If you like the show, please rate it and write a review! You can also go the traditional route and stream or download the episode below. As always, thanks for listening! We'll be back in 2018!Random Old Records Podcast #61Released 12/11/2017DOWNLOAD HERE (Right-Click, "Save As")1. Sleater-Kinney - "Dig Me Out"(Dig Me Out, Kill Rock Stars 1997)2. Get Up Kids - "Last Place You Look"(Four Minute Mile, Doghouse 1997)3. Lifetime - "Hey Catrine"(Jersey's Best Dancers, Jade Tree 1997)4. The Promise Ring - "Red & Blue Jeans"(Nothing Feels Good, Jade Tree 1997)5. Smoking Popes - "I Was Right"(Destination Failure, Capitol 1997)--2002: K-Mart files for bankruptcy!6. The Buff Medways - "Troubled Mind"(Steady The Buffs, Transcopic 2002)7. Idlewild - "A Modern Way Of Letting Go"(The Remote Part, Capitol 2002)8. ...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead - "Relative Ways"(Source Tags & Codes, Interscope 2002)9. The Party Of Helicopters - "Radio"(Boss Hog, Troubleman Unlimited 2002)--2007: The first iPhone!10. Voxtrot - "Kid Gloves"(Voxtrot, Playlouder 2007)11. The Willowz - "Waiting To Fall"(Chautauqua, Dim Mak 2007)12. Blitzen Trapper - "Wild Mountain Nation"(Wild Mountain Nation, Lidkercow 2007)13. The Ponys - "Turn The Lights Out"(Turn The Lights Out, Matador 2007)14. The Chinese Stars - "All My Friends Are Getting High"(Listen To Your Left Brain, Skin Graft 2007)--2012: The end of the Mayan calendar!15. Best Coast - "The Only Place"(The Only Place, Mexican Summer 2012)16. The Sugar Stems - "Like I Do"(Like I Do 7", Certified PR 2012)17. Pop Zeus - "Memory Hangs"(Pop Zeus, Burger 2012)18. The White Wires - "Everywhere You Were"(WWIII, Dirtnap 2012)19. Gentleman Jesse - "We Gotta Get Out Of Here"(Leaving Atlanta, Douchemaster 2012)

  There’s gonna be “more keys in the monitor” when journeyman musico Jared Van Fleet “sustains” a trip to the studio to debate house sound guys vs. bringing your own, giving up music to become a “businessman,” how start-ups are like bands, lifestyles vs. deathstyles, and ultimately balancing a 9 to 5 with the touring life.  More than a couple fifteen minute smoke breaks on this week’s WORST GIG EVER!  

It's time for a "juggernaut of melancholy" with the most horrific episode of Beginnings yet! Three minutes into this baby, I creep myself out, and the shame train kept right on going as my fantastic guests stand-ups Bonnie McFarlane and Max Silvestri, The Colbert Report's Eric Drysdale, Todd Goldstein of ARMS and guest co-host Mike Pace told tales of inappropriate adult/teen relations, and (maybe less creepily?) what it's like to grow up on a farm, Usenet Star Wars fans fanfic, the most criminally negligent camp counselors in history, Lobot's International House of Funk, building a museum in your house, a Don Rickles puppet, high school mail order bride screenplays, and a long conversation about audio tape brands.Check out the website for Beginnings, subscribe on iTunes and see some live dates: on Aug. 31st we'll be live at the Out of Bounds Festival in Austin with director Todd Rohal, Ramesh Srivastava  of Voxtrot and more, and the next live episode will be September 3rd for the Beginnings "Writer's Panel" featuring Jackson Publick (The Venture Bros.), Annie Mebane (Community, The Michael J. Fox), J.R. Havlan (The Daily Show), and guest co-host Opus Moreschi (head writer of Colbert Report) and more!

Today marks the first episode of the newish format focusing more on my guests' childhoods, and I couldn't have asked for a better guest, the wonderful musician and writer Larry Livermore. Originally from Detroit, Larry began to get involved with the San Francisco punk scene in the late 1970s. After playing in a number of bands, he co-founded Lookout! Records in 1987 which was the home of numerous bands including Green Day, Op Ivy and Rancid. Larry's also written for Maximum Rocknroll, Punk Planet, and most recently Don Giovanni Records published his memoirs Spy Rock Memories.A few weeks ago, Larry stopped by my Harlem studio and we got in deep about childhood enemies, learning not to be a smart aleck, stories from WWII and The Depression, autos as status symbols, working class consciousness and being on the run from the FBI in late '60s NYC. Plus, in the epilogue, I learn about current day warzone-ish Detroit from my fiancee, stand-up Naomi Ekperigin.A big thanks, btw, to Matt Cohen and Eric Silver for their thoughts on how to further develop the show!Check out our new website for Beginnings, subscribe on iTunes and see some live dates: on Aug. 31st we'll be live at the Out of Bounds Festival in Austin with director Todd Rohal, Ramesh Srivastava  of Voxtrot and more, and the next live episode will be September 3rd for the Beginnings "Writer's Panel" featuring Annie Mebane (Community, The Michael J. Fox), guest co-host Opus Moreschi (head writer of Colbert Report) and more!

http://www.devtapes.com You’ve Done it Again, Virginia – The National Head Home – Midlake Parachutes (Funeral Song) – Mates of State Sway – Voxtrot

Ah yes, the Hypecast, so called because some of the discussion on the Chvrches thread made me think about what it is I really dislike about the concept of hype, and why I mistrust it. It's an area where I struggle to be consistent, honestly. I abhor hype, but I seem to recall being very much caught up in the mystery and excitement around Silver Columns, for example. And I spend most of the Rough Guide to Self-releasing an Album exhorting bands to be more prepared and more organised, and yet I get funny when bands are too organised, and start wondering if they're really there to be a band or just want to get famous. And then I get annoyed at people getting too excited about the excitement itself, but would still accept that it's probably the most effective way for a DIY band on a tight budget to actually generate basic levels of awareness when they can't afford to carpet-bomb the world into submission with PR like major label bands often do. And then there's always the far more traditional and straightforward old chestnuts that I hate feeling press-ganged into liking something because I just a bloody contrarian, whether the crowd are right or not, and of course that I am always mortally offended when other people are Wrong About Music.  So many opinions out there, and none of them correct except mine - it's a heavy burden to bear, I promise you! 01. Silver Columns - Warm Welcome (00.10)02. Gene - Sleep Well Tonight (09.12)03. Voxtrot - Soft and Warm (17.47)04. Vampire Weekend - Walcott (Insane Mix #2) (21.52)05. Broken Records - Dia Dos Namorados (30.14)06. Village - Nowhere (36.00)07. Darkstar - Timeaway (40.00)08. The Bluetones - Bluetonic (45.37)09. Blur - Yuko & Hiro (53.13)10. Lana Del Rey - Video Games (59.41)

"Always Be Closing: The Misery of Watching Star Wars and Novel Writing" by Paulo / "Something Good Your Way Comes" by Stephen Song: Brother in Conflict by Voxtrot 

Today on Snacky Tunes, Darin and Greg Bresnitz are in the studio with Ramesh Srivastava, formerly of Voxtrot and now making music under the moniker Ramesh. Tune in to hear about songwriting, collaborating with other musicians, and the recording process. Ramesh discusses working on music after Voxtrot, and the dangers of taking a career in music for granted. Also, Luke Jackson and Justin Warner from Do or Dine come in and talk about starting a restaurant in Bed Stuy. Hear about Do or Die’s love of puns, pickle back balls, and deep-fried deviled eggs. This episode was sponsored by Hearst Ranch. “Pickle-backs are much older than the fad would suggest. It’s a cowboy drink. It was a pro-active medicinal approach to avoiding a hangover and also a way to mask the taste of the [bad] whiskey at the time.” –Luke Jackson of Do or Dine on Snacky Tunes

Part one of a compilation I made in 2006.  The next episode is the latter half of the same compilation, so if you'd like a concatenated disc, ISO, or even tarball of the tracks, please indicate so and I will be glad to present it to you.  This is the best."Track#","Name","Artist","Album"1,"Supreme Confidence Intro","Giosue Etranger","Supreme Confidence *****"2,"I'm Sleeping in a Submarine","Arcade Fire","Arcade Fire"3,"It's a Curse","Wolf Parade","Apologies to the Queen Mary"4,"Shut Up I Am Dreaming of Place","Sunset Rubdown","Shut Up I Am Dreaming"5,"Tuff Ghost","The Unicorns","Who Will Cut Our Hair When We're Gone?"6,"Grounds for Divorce","Wolf Parade","Apologies to the Queen Mary"7,"Neighborhood #1 (Tunnels)","Arcade Fire","Funeral"8,"Where There's a Will There's a Whalebone","Islands","Return to the Sea"9,"The View","Modest Mouse","Good News for People Who Love Bad News"10,"Wrecking Force","Voxtrot","Raised by Wolves"

So yeah, Random Old Records Podcast has been coming out like clockwork every second Wednesday of the month for like a year or so now, but my plans got derailed in the last few days. I had the playlist finalized on Sunday, then came home from work on Monday to find that my computer had taken a dump. LAME! After a couple hours of shopping online and several more hours of staring at progress bars, I had a brand new machine loaded with jams and cracked software and whatnot, so here's Random Old Records Podcast #34, approximately a day late and eight hundred dollars short. It's got roughly an hour of my favorite songs from the past month, and I'm hoping at least some of you faithful readers and listeners will enjoy them, too.Last month, I spoke a bit about being bored with new music, and judging by the stuff coming out lately, it seems like bands across the land are feeling the same way. My ears have gotten burned out by listening to nothing but lo-fi garage rock for awhile, and after hearing like fifty bands dealing in sounds of the sixties and seventies, the only logical place to go is the eighties. I just can't get down with all those sweater-vested weiners aping Talking Heads, but bands ripping off Depeche Mode, The Smiths, and The Cure get an immediate pass in my book. So this episode features a ton of classic tracks from the eighties by The Sound, The Comsat Angels, and Morrissey's band, along with songs by The Fresh And Onlys, Voxtrot, and Pernice Brothers that remind me of that post-punk time when bands slowed down and got all jangly and noisy and weird.Speaking of new music and old music, Captured Tracks has become my favorite label of the last few months. On this episode, you'll hear tunes from Soft Metals, Widowspeak, and Hoop Dreams, which bring back the sounds of the late eighties so perfectly that listening to their records might put you into a time warp. If you like dark dance, gothic country, or nervy college kid pop, then you're gonna love this stuff as much as I do. That Mike Sniper guy has a singular vision for his label that rivals Tony Wilson in his prime. Believe it!If you're a bit confused and are thinking "Well damn, I started listening to Random Old Records because it has a bunch of crazy garage rock n' roll jams every month" then I've got you covered, too. Random Old Records #34 finishes up with the best feral garage pop I've heard in the past month from the new Black Lips LP, The Happy Thoughts, Apache Dropout, and more! This one goes all over the place and back again, and I hope you have as much fun listening to it as I had putting it together!Don't forget to SUBSCRIBE to Random Old Records via Apple Podcasts, Google Play, or RSS. If you like the show, please rate it and write a review! You can also go the traditional route and stream or download the new episode below. Come back next month (or so) for another episode of Random Old Records. As always, thanks for listening!Random Old Records #34Released 08/11/2011DOWNLOAD HERE (Right-Click, "Save As")1. Tommy James and The Shondells - "Crimson And Clover" (Crimson And Clover, Roulette 1968) 2. The Sound - "Winning" (From The Lion's Mouth, Korova 1981) 3. The Comsat Angels - "Independence Day" (Waiting For A Miracle, Polydor 1980) 4. Hoop Dreams - "XCPR" (XCPR 7", Captured Tracks 2011) --Forbidden World. 5. Soft Metals - "The Cold World Melts" (Soft Metals, Captured Tracks 2011) 6. Zombi - "Slow Oscillations" (Escape Velocity, Relapse 2011) 7. Peaking Lights - "Key Sparrow" (936, Not Not Fun 2011) 8. Widowspeak - "In The Pines" (Widowspeak, Captured Tracks 2011) --The Mozzer speaks! 9. Pernice Brothers - "7:30" (The World Won't End, Ashmont 2001) 10. Voxtrot - "Raised By Wolves" (Raised By Wolves, Cult Hero 2005) 11. The Smiths - "Sheila Take A Bow" (Louder Than Bombs, Sire 1987) 12. The Fresh & Onlys - "Waterfall" (Play It Strange, In The Red 2010) --Amy Winehouse, 27, etc. 13. Black Lips - "New Direction" (Arabia Mountain, Vice 2011) 14. The Happy Thoughts - "One More Fish" (The Happy Thougts, Hozac 2011) 15. The People's Temple - "Axe Man" (Sons Of Stone, Hozac 2011) 16. Apache Dropout - "Sister Burnout" (Shot Down 7", Trouble In Mind 2011) 17. Ty Segall - "My Head Explodes" (Goodbye Bread, Drag City 2011)

The making of Voxtrot's first music video, "Firecracker".

The making of Voxtrot's first music video, "Firecracker".

This song is about the song "Blood Red Blood" which is the last song on the album.

In this episode the band discusses the painstaking process of recording the album and the song "brothers in conflict" and working entirely with analog tape.

This episode features everything about Mitch, the guitarist.

This is the fourth episode and focuses on the song, "Steven", and working with the Tosca String Quartet with Jared's arrangements. More information (including streams, downloads and more...) can be found at http://www.reaching4lasers.com.

This episode focuses on the band discussing "Ghost", the third song on Voxtrot's debut album, which will be available from iTunes on May 22, 2007. More information can be found at www.voxtrot.net and www.reaching4lasers.com.

This is the first second of an 8-part series on the making of Voxtrot's self-titled debut on PlayLouderecordings. It was filmed in Austin, TX (the band's hometown) and features outtakes of the sessions and interviews. Voxtrot's debut album will be available from iTunes on May 22, 2007. More information can be found at www.voxtrot.net

Noise Pop's April 2007 New Music Podcast features new music from Bright Eyes, Dntel, Feist, Ruby Isle, Tall Firs, Palomar, Voxtrot, John Vanderslice, You Say Party! We Say Die! and Greg Ashley

This is the first episode of an 8-part series on the making of Voxtrot's self-titled debut on PlayLouderecordings. It was filmed in Austin, TX (the band's hometown) and features outtakes of the sessions and interviews. Voxtrot's debut album will be available from iTunes on May 22, 2007. More information can be found at www.reaching4lasers.com.

Before his recent Dallas show, I had the chance to pull Red aside for an expansive interview and an impromptu recording session, which resulted in two single-mic performances of some of his most beloved songs, "Red Sun" from Peter and the Wolf and Adventure from MTV2's Wonder Showzen.Red Hunter isn't like most musicians I've talked with over the last year. Maybe that's because he's so willing to ponder, detail, even perform, his many diverse interests. He will tell you about playing shows in graveyards and dressing up like a Vet for a case study in audience reaction. He will tell you about jokingly suggesting he and a peer tour in a sailboat. He will cite Chomsky and address the perils of media propaganda and, in a twist, tie it all -- and convincingly so -- to independent music. He will offer perspectives, ideas, and insights that only hint at why he's one of the more compelling figures in underground music Peter and the Wolf - Red Sun (IndieInterviews) (mp3) Red Hunter - Adventure (Wonder Showzen cover) (Indie Interviews exclusive mp3) Upcoming Peter and the Wolf Dates7.06 San Diego, Scolari's Office7.07 Los Angeles, The Echo7.08 Los Angeles, Il Corral7.09 San Francisco, Hotel Utah 7.12 Portland, Towne Lounge 7.13 Seattle, S.S. Marie Antoinette7.14 Victoria BC, Orange Hall7.15 Vancouver BC Pat's Pub7.18 Seattle, live on KAOS at 9pm7.20 Salt Lake City, Vagabond7.21 Denver, Rhinoceropolis 7.22 Omaha, O'Leavers 7.23 Lincoln, Chatterbox 7.24 Ames, The Practice Space7.25 Iowa City, The Hall Mall7.26 Columbia, Ragtag7.27 Columbia, Live on KOPN at 3pm7.27 St. Louis, The Ground Floor7.28 Chicago, Logan Square7.31 Ypsilanti, Banana Tina8.02 Kutztown, GoodVibes8.03 Charlottesville, Tea Bazaar8.04 Baltimore, Talking Head8.05 Philly, Avant Gentlemen's Lodge8.09 Portsmouth, Chutney Flatz8.10 Portland, Strange Maine8.11 Montreal, Green Room8.12 Toronto, Tranzac8.13 Rochester, The Bug Jar8.14 Kingston, KMOCA8.15 Northampton, Gallery THINK8.17 Boston, P.A.'s Lounge8.18 NYC, Goodbye Blue Monday

Do you have your last words ready? Colleen and Annie tell you some of their favorite last words of all time, both making you laugh and accidentally ponder your exisitence. Yeah, sorry about the pondering. But don't worry balanced out all that depressing stuff with talk of boogers. *whispered* Awwwwwwsome. Musical Guest: Voxtrot performing "Mothers, Daughters, Sisters, and Wives" and "The Start of Something" Tales of Wonder: * How to Save our Nation's Capital from Vandalism-ers * Kindergarten Cop Prank Calls * Henry Rollins is Crazy (but Likes Lemony Snicket) * Thomas Grasso's Last Words * Amber from ">"Mom You're Ruining Our Fort" Says Hello, Hotline Style * Don't Put Butter Down Your Pants Most Memorable Lines Taken Out of Context: * "Are you going to paddle on the Jefferson?" * "Henry Rollins, not to be confused with HarperCollins." * "You think cow milk is expensive these days. You should try finding panda milk." * "La Mega Te Paga. Oooh I'm covered wine...now wait this is money."

Do you have your last words ready? Colleen and Annie tell you some of their favorite last words of all time, both making you laugh and accidentally ponder your exisitence. Yeah, sorry about the pondering. But don't worry balanced out all that depressing stuff with talk of boogers. *whispered* Awwwwwwsome. Musical Guest: Voxtrot performing "Mothers, Daughters, Sisters, and Wives" and "The Start of Something" Tales of Wonder: * How to Save our Nation's Capital from Vandalism-ers * Kindergarten Cop Prank Calls * Henry Rollins is Crazy (but Likes Lemony Snicket) * Thomas Grasso's Last Words * Amber from ">"Mom You're Ruining Our Fort" Says Hello, Hotline Style * Don't Put Butter Down Your Pants Most Memorable Lines Taken Out of Context: * "Are you going to paddle on the Jefferson?" * "Henry Rollins, not to be confused with HarperCollins." * "You think cow milk is expensive these days. You should try finding panda milk." * "La Mega Te Paga. Oooh I'm covered wine...now wait this is money."

Programa apresenta dez bandas independentes e sem álbum

Band/Artist: Ramesh Srivastava (Voxtrot)Date: April 21th, 2006 Venue: 95 Corolla Studios Location: Denton, TX Taped by: Garrison R.Transferred by: Garrison R.Setlist1. Shayla (Blondie Cover)After interviewing the band in January and seeing their performances in Dallas and in Austin at SXSW, I stayed in touch. As they entered Denton on this past Friday (after a day of uncertainty caused by van problems), we were discussing a follow-up interview and also a possible song request for that night's concert at Hailey's. I had suggested "Union City Blue" since it's one of my favorite songs off Eat to the Beat. It was a song Ramesh was familiar with but not possible for the entire band. We met up at the show, talked and he realized the song I was thinking wasn't the same song he was. The song he was thinking was "Shalya" -- another amazing track from Eat to the Beat. We went to my car and listened to the song a few times through. Ramesh went looking for an acoustic guitar. I returned into the venue. Within minutes, he said he had found one. I said "where were you thinking we'd record?", and he replied "there's probably enough room in your car." I had no complaints and we went to the quietest place to record -- 95 Corolla Studios as it will forever be called. This is the output. Download - Shayla (Blondie Cover)Full IndieInterviews Interview with Ramesh Srivastava

Voxtrot on IndieFeed Alternative Modern Rock

On this show, your host Garrison Reid sits down with Ramesh Srivastava of Voxtrot. Ramesh discusses the band's interest and appreciation of blogs, the process of developing the new EP and the band's plans for South By Southwest. Interlude snippets used with permission from Voxtrot Download The Start of Something ( IndieFeed Alt/Mod Channel )