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Episode 46 of the Rich At Heart podcast with Munchie B. and Mariah Hayes discuss the following: Adam22 surprisingly had words for Reggie Wright Jr. DeJon Paul "shooting incident" at No JumperDiddy apologized for what he denied Latino rapper Lefty Gunplay and Bozo do not use the N-word Darius McCrary appears to be extremely close with a transexualG-Face (Yuri Khatchikyan), the Armenian southsider from White Fence indicted* And much more...Intro song: "Make it Out" by Munchie B featuring Rucci & Dizzy---Download Apple music: https://music.apple.com/us/album/make-it-out-feat-rucci-dizzy-single/1710051995---Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/track/23OsCv9nUtdiK7voq7O3le?si=b294810c9c004d8bFollow Our Instagrams: Rich at Heart: https://www.instagra.com/_richatheartpodcastMariah Hayes: https://www.instagra.com/_mariahhhh_ Munchie B: https://www.instagra.com/mb_themayorAlex Alonso: https://www.instagram.com/alexalonso101 Street TV https://www.instagram.com/street.teevee▶️ Mariah's Book: The Rose That Blossomed into Me: https://amzn.to/45ih8Xo Street TV Media

A hazy period, the shower singers of New Zealand, and setting the premise. Joe Ghatt Joe Ghatt - Always Remember (Official Video)- https://www.youtube.com/watch Joe Ghatt - Pale Blue Dot (Official Video)- https://www.youtube.com/watch Joe Ghatt's “Caper” - Green Marble LP [Pre-Order]- https://www.thirdeyestimuli.com/product "After performing and collaborating with Kiwi Psych Rockers Arthur Ahbez and Kevin Hurts, Joe found some spare time to explore his own sonic palette, resulting in his cult collectible debut LP ‘Banana Sludge' (2019). Joe's very first release, full of tape and reverberated flavours, made waves across the globe, due to its timeless appeal and the co-release partnership between Third Eye Stimuli and Six Tonnes de Chair (France). Sure to please fans of The Babe Rainbow, Mystic Braves, White Fence and 60's era groups like The Seeds and The Notorious Byrd Brothers, Joe Ghatt has a way of effortlessly fusing classic and nostalgic music with his own authentic and potent sound — all recorded the old fashion way — straight to magnetic tape. During his maiden tour of Australia, his band performed at a slew of sold out shows, where he successfully transformed his humble home recordings into a wild performance, full of extended jams and flowing improvisation. In 2020 the band supported California's Allah Las on their tour of NZ, playing sold out shows to rooms full of adoring fans." Excerpt from https://www.thirdeyestimuli.com/joe-ghatt Joe Ghatt: Bandcamp: https://joeghatt.bandcamp.com Instagram: @joe.ghatt Website: https://linktr.ee/joeghatt Merch: https://www.thirdeyestimuli.com/shop Vinyl: https://joeghatt.bandcamp.com/album/caper The Vineyard: Instagram: @thevineyardpodcast Website: https://www.thevineyardpodcast.com Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/show/5Ndle3K... Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast...

Watch the Screenplay Reading: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqBN0uGKVkA It's 1953 and Helen Parker's husband has been MIA in Korea for 18 months. When a local bully graffiti's her white fence, handy woman Lou Taylor shows up to paint the fence and steal her heart. In the end Helen must decide on which side of the fence to live. Get to know the writer: The White Fence is a period drama set in the early 1950s during the Korean War. Helen Parker's husband George is an Air Force Captain who's been MIA for 18 months. Forced to move off base and into her father's home, Helen has a run-in with a piano mover who graffitis her white fence. When local handywoman Lou Taylor offers to paint the fence, it sets the women down a path from friendship to passion. Eventually Helen has to navigate dealing with the local bully, the fate of her husband, and the love of her life while navigating the homophobic scrutiny of the time. You can sign up for the 7 day free trial at www.wildsound.ca (available on your streaming services and APPS). There is a DAILY film festival to watch, plus a selection of award winning films on the platform. Then it's only $3.99 per month. Subscribe to the podcast: https://twitter.com/wildsoundpod https://www.instagram.com/wildsoundpod/ https://www.facebook.com/wildsoundpod

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

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

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

Listen to a chapter from the children's audiobook Beyond the White Fence, written by Edith M. Humphrey and read by Kristina Wenger. Purchase the print, ebook, and audiobook versions of Beyond the White Fence at store.ancientfaith.com/beyond-the-white-fence.

Listen to a chapter from the children's audiobook Beyond the White Fence, written by Edith M. Humphrey and read by Kristina Wenger. Purchase the print, ebook, and audiobook versions of Beyond the White Fence at store.ancientfaith.com/beyond-the-white-fence.

Some real corkers this time around on Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio, including a bunch of new sounds from the likes of THE PALEOJAVANICUS (pictured), VISION 3D, LONG ODDS, KILOFF, WELT STAR, ONYON and more. Please also take time to enjoy the goodtime sounds of Dara Puspita, White Fence, Enhet For Fri Musik, The Terminals, Mad Mike & The Maniacs and a huge hour-long serving of your other favorite bands as well. Track listing:DARA PUSPITA - A Go GoLONG ODDS - Mostly RosesLIECHTENSTEIN - Stalking SkillsCHOOK RACE - Hard To CleanCATE LE BON - Shoeing The BonesENHET FÖR FRI MUSIK – Sann Livsglädje Finns, Det Gör Den FaktisktVISION 3D - IncertituLUNG LEG - Kung Fu on the InternetDIRECT ACTION - Death Without a ThoughtRITUAL SEX - CaligulaTHE WHINES - BrainflowerINFLATABLE BOY CLAMS - I'm SorryKILOFF - A Czemu by Nie…ONYON - Shrunken HeadWELT STAR - DünenTHE PALEOJAVANICUS - MasokisSOCIETY - LoserFABIENNE DELSOL - Vilaines Filles Mauvais GarconsMAD MIKE & THE MANIACS - The HunchWHITE FENCE - Mr. AdamsTHE TERMINALS - Twilight Environment (live)OLIVER - Trance

As broadcast April 22, 2022 with plenty of light to look at it with while you stream.  Tonight we welcomed Kate Bollinger to the show as her latest EP and debut on Ghostly International drops called "Look At It In The Light."  Leave it to Kate to tell us she has very little to say about the songs she selected for her stellar playlist then blow our minds with a piece of irony, tragedy, and amazement just moments later!  As always, so fun to discuss tunes with this rising artist who's really been making a name supporting tours for Real Estate, Faye Webster, and L'Imperatrice.  She's on a solo headliner tour in Europe now, so big things happening deservedly so for Kate Bollinger.  Go out and check the new EP after you get a taste of the first three cuts on the show here!#feelthegravityTracklisting:Part I (00:00)Taeko Onuki – TokaiStella Jang – It's Beautiful (Digging Club Seoul version)Meaningful Stone – Beep-Boop Beep-BoopNAMI – I Want To Be Closer To YouGrebes – HaloStray Fossa – How Come? Part II (32:24)Kate Bollinger – Look At It In The LightKate Bollinger – I Found OutFeist – Young UpBig Thief – SparrowLang Lee – Generation of TribulationAlice Phoebe Lou – GalaxiesNeon Bunny - Bloom Part III (65:08)Kate Bollinger – Who Am I But SomeoneElyse Weinberg – It's Alright To LingerDana Gavanski – I Talk to the WindAlice Phoebe Lou – Dirty MouthWhite Fence – Tumble, Lies & HonestySyd Barrett – Here I GoJohn Andrews & The Yawns – River of Doubt Part IV (110:53)Doris Day & The Mellomen – Againof Montreal – Everything Disappears When You Come AroundThe Lemon Twigs – As Long As We're TogetherDarcy Clay – And It Was EasyGrebes – wydPavement – Easily Fooled (B Side)Kate Bollinger – Shadows 

Join special host, Richard Rohlin, as he interviews brilliant authors and educators, Dr. Edith Humphrey and Angelina Stanford. Together they engage in rich conversation about literature, fantasy, art, and faith. Topics include: what makes literature good or bad? How do we choose good literature for our children? How do we write good literature for our children? And more! To learn more about Dr. Edith Humphrey and her newest book, "Beyond the White Fence" here. To learn more about Angelina Standford and her work at the House of Humane Letters, check out their website. To learn more about Richard Rohlin and his Finding the Golden Key project, click here.

Join special host, Richard Rohlin, as he interviews brilliant authors and educators, Dr. Edith Humphrey and Angelina Stanford. Together they engage in rich conversation about literature, fantasy, art, and faith. Topics include: what makes literature good or bad? How do we choose good literature for our children? How do we write good literature for our children? And more! To learn more about Dr. Edith Humphrey and her newest book, "Beyond the White Fence" here. To learn more about Angelina Standford and her work at the House of Humane Letters, check out their website. To learn more about Richard Rohlin and his Finding the Golden Key project, click here.

Subscribe to Mushroom podcasts and support original Australian music journalism. You'll get them early and ad-free. Only $4 per month. FREE trial on Apple Podcasts. "I started a Spice Girls fan club in my bedroom... my brother started an anti-Spice Girls club in his bedroom. My Mum joined both which I've never forgiven her for." - Liam Parsons, one of two people that make up Good Morning Here's the journey (as always, incomplete) Spice Girls Speakerboxxx/The Love Below, Outkast Is This It, The Strokes (and early Kings of Leon) Drums were 11th birthday present, started a band playing covers of The Strokes, Arctic Monkeys, Kings of Leon, Green Day. White Fence, U.S. Girls, Deerhunter Yellow Magic Orchestra New Order and early synth pop What music don't you and Stefan agree on? Good question Marcus Teague. "It's kind of underrated to just be like yourself a bit on stage" - Liam Parsons on performing live. Music making waves latelyMikey - Love For The Sake Of Love, Claudia BarryLiam - Love is a hurtin' thing, Gloria Ann Taylor lyrics & HTRK's new album RhinestonesMarcus - Black Mable, their new record & Album (2009), GirlsHostsMikey Cahill - Instagram / Twitter / Facebook / mikeycahill.comSosefina Fuamoli - Instagram / Twitter / sosefinafuamoli.comMarcus Teague - Twitter / The Guardian / Bandcamp MoreHit Different Facebook GroupHit Different on Mushroom.comGet more Hit Different: http://mushroom.com/podcast/hit-differentSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Biblical scholar and author Dr. Edith Humphrey joins Fr. Tom as they discuss the role of imagination in the formation of faith. In the great tradition of myth, writers like C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien have planted seeds of faith in millions of readers through fiction based in revelation. Dr. Humphrey introduces her new book Beyond the White Fence written for tweens and teens to encounter great heroes of the Faith

Biblical scholar and author Dr. Edith Humphrey joins Fr. Tom as they discuss the role of imagination in the formation of faith. In the great tradition of myth, writers like C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien have planted seeds of faith in millions of readers through fiction based in revelation. Dr. Humphrey introduces her new book Beyond the White Fence written for tweens and teens to encounter great heroes of the Faith

Biblical scholar and author Dr. Edith Humphrey joins Fr. Tom as they discuss the role of imagination in the formation of faith. In the great tradition of myth, writers like C.S. Lewis and J.R.R. Tolkien have planted seeds of faith in millions of readers through fiction based in revelation. Dr. Humphrey introduces her new book Beyond the White Fence written for tweens and teens to encounter great heroes of the Faith

This week we read Revelation 7, which offers a double vision of God's people, with the help of OT lists of the tribes, and the wisdom of the Venerable Bede. I hope that my friends will not mind that I move, from our analysis of this Scriptural vision of the faithful, to a glimpse at my own imaginative work. Beyond the White Fence is a children's book (for ages 8-13), scheduled to be published at the end of September by Ancient Faith Ministries. It, too, invites us to a larger vision of reality, by which our daily lives, in their terror or monotony, are put in perspective. Listeners are invited, if close to Pittsburgh, to a book launch on Sat Oct 9 at 3:00 p.m., hosted by St. Nicholas McKees Rocks.

This week we read Revelation 7, which offers a double vision of God's people, with the help of OT lists of the tribes, and the wisdom of the Venerable Bede. I hope that my friends will not mind that I move, from our analysis of this Scriptural vision of the faithful, to a glimpse at my own imaginative work. Beyond the White Fence is a children's book (for ages 8-13), scheduled to be published at the end of September by Ancient Faith Ministries. It, too, invites us to a larger vision of reality, by which our daily lives, in their terror or monotony, are put in perspective. Listeners are invited, if close to Pittsburgh, to a book launch on Sat Oct 9 at 3:00 p.m., hosted by St. Nicholas McKees Rocks.

This week we read Revelation 7, which offers a double vision of God's people, with the help of OT lists of the tribes, and the wisdom of the Venerable Bede. I hope that my friends will not mind that I move, from our analysis of this Scriptural vision of the faithful, to a glimpse at my own imaginative work. Beyond the White Fence is a children's book (for ages 8-13), scheduled to be published at the end of September by Ancient Faith Ministries. It, too, invites us to a larger vision of reality, by which our daily lives, in their terror or monotony, are put in perspective. Listeners are invited, if close to Pittsburgh, to a book launch on Sat Oct 9 at 3:00 p.m., hosted by St. Nicholas McKees Rocks.

PRINCIPLE OF THE DAY   Things are what they are.   QUESTION OF THE DAY   Where in your world across the CORE 4 (Body, Being, Balance, and Business) do you have a "steak on a fence" situation where some shit is completely out of place, and you're all flustered trying to figure it out?   TASK OF THE DAY Take out your War Map and Weapon, aka your journal and pen, and write that area down.   When will you accept and realize that the greatest way to figure it out is to just accept it as a “steak on a fence?”   QUOTE OF THE DAY “There are a lot of responses I can have to the “steak on the fence” situations in my life, but at the end of the day, it is what it is.” --Garrett J White __________________________________________ TAKE ACTION  Love the FIRE, Principle, Insights & Revelations Shared With You In Today's Episode? Create Your FREE Account at WarriorOnFire.com to Get INSTANT Access to 60 Episodes Not Yet Published Publicly, and Join the Daily Conversation with THOUSANDS of Kings Committed to HAVING IT ALL! PLUS, You'll Also Get COMPLETE Access to the FULL Show Notes and Action Guides with Personalized, Private Journaling All In ONE place… Go to WarriorOnFire.com and Create Your FREE Account, TODAY!  

Podcast mensuel programmé et réalisé par Kim Giani. Durée : 60 minutes. Dégustation musicale dans un cadre privilégié. Service en terrasse toute l'année. Bienvenue ! Kim vous conseille la pizza du chef, truffée d'ingrédients savoureux, choisis avec soin par le pizzaïolo selon l'inspiration pop du jour ! 1 Sahara « gris climatique » 2 Plastic Bertrand « tout petit la planète » 3 David Bowie « sound and vision » 4 Akosh Szelevenyi, Quentin Rollet, Erikm, Charlie O « Galati » 5 Stereolab « we’re not adult orientated (neu wave) » 6 Yo La Tengo « green arrow » 7 White Fence « lizards first » 8 Gents « horrorscope » 9 Gents « love is tears » 10 Veterinary street jazz band « St Louis Shuddle » 11 Les filles et Christopher « disque d’or » 12 Depeche Mode « blasphemous rumours » 13 Styx « come sail away » 14 Alex Cameron « the comeback »

Podcast mensuel programmé et réalisé par Kim Giani.Durée : 60 minutes.Dégustation musicale dans un cadre privilégié. Service en terrasse toute l'année.Bienvenue ! Kim vous conseille la pizza du chef, truffée d'ingrédients savoureux, choisis avec soin par le pizzaïolo selon l'inspiration pop du jour ! 1 Sahara « gris climatique »2 Plastic Bertrand « tout petit la planète »3 David Bowie « sound and vision »4 Akosh Szelevenyi, Quentin Rollet, Erikm, Charlie O « Galati »5 Stereolab « we're not adult orientated (neu wave) »6 Yo La Tengo « green arrow »7 White Fence « lizards first »8 Gents « horrorscope »9 Gents « love is tears »10 Veterinary street jazz band « St Louis Shuddle »11 Les filles et Christopher « disque d'or »12 Depeche Mode « blasphemous rumours »13 Styx « come sail away »14 Alex Cameron « the comeback »

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

PRINCIPLE OF THE DAY   Things are what they are.   QUESTION OF THE DAY   Where in your world across the CORE 4 (Body, Being, Balance, and Business) do you have a "steak on a fence" situation where some shit is completely out of place, and you’re all flustered trying to figure it out?   TASK OF THE DAY   Take out your War Map and Weapon, aka your journal and pen, and write that area down.   When will you accept and realize that the greatest way to figure it out is to just accept it as a “steak on a fence?”   QUOTE OF THE DAY   “There are a lot of responses I can have to the “steak on the fence” situations in my life, but at the end of the day, it is what it is.” --Garrett J White __________________________________________ TAKE ACTION  Love the FIRE, Principle, Insights & Revelations Shared With You In Today’s Episode? Create Your FREE Account at WarriorOnFire.com to Get INSTANT Access to 60 Episodes Not Yet Published Publicly, and Join the Daily Conversation with THOUSANDS of Kings Committed to HAVING IT ALL! PLUS, You’ll Also Get COMPLETE Access to the FULL Show Notes and Action Guides with Personalized, Private Journaling All In ONE place… Go to WarriorOnFire.com and Create Your FREE Account, TODAY!

Geoffretti recounts a dream with strong associations to the lost Russian submarine Kursk….but why? Listen as Rusty and Geoffretti attempt to get to the bottom of this high seas adventure. Stay tuned as the dream unfolds with greater transparency when set amongst a series of other Geoffretti-related dream images for a window into how expansive dream analysis can become-even for these two simpletons! This episode may be relevant to listeners who are interested in the following terms:  chinese navy, church consultant, dream analysis, how best to die at sea, kursk, russian submarine

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

Je hoort weer heerlijke muziek van onder anderen Fat Mattress, Kevin Ayers, White Fence, The Staple Singers, Tim Hardin, Michael Hurley, Ned Doheny en Willy Nelson.

PRINCIPLE OF THE DAY   Things are what they are.   QUESTION OF THE DAY   Where in your world across the CORE 4 (Body, Being, Balance, and Business) do you have a "steak on a fence" situation where some shit is completely out of place, and you’re all flustered trying to figure it out?   TASK OF THE DAYTake out your War Map and Weapon, aka your journal and pen, and write that area down.   When will you accept and realize that the greatest way to figure it out is to just accept it as a “steak on a fence?”   QUOTE OF THE DAY “There are a lot of responses I can have to the “steak on the fence” situations in my life, but at the end of the day, it is what it is.” --Garrett J White __________________________________________ TAKE ACTION  Love the FIRE, Principle, Insights & Revelations Shared With You In Today’s Episode? Create Your FREE Account at WarriorOnFire.com to Get INSTANT Access to 60 Episodes Not Yet Published Publicly, and Join the Daily Conversation with THOUSANDS of Kings Committed to HAVING IT ALL! PLUS, You’ll Also Get COMPLETE Access to the FULL Show Notes and Action Guides with Personalized, Private Journaling All In ONE place… Go to WarriorOnFire.com and Create Your FREE Account, TODAY!    

SUFIS Double Exposure Burger Records (2020) CS/DIGITAL: burgerrecords.com/product/sufis-do…posure-cassette/ Sufis have returned in 2020 with Double Exposure. Over the course of its 10 tracks we find Sufis exploring new dimensions of their outsider stylings, combining introspective mutant pop sounds alongside paranoid psychedelic excursions. Songwriters Calvin Laporte and Evan Smith continue to experiment with the goth evoking ‘David,’ the melancholic jangle of ‘5 AM’ and ‘Cleveland’ to the dream pop leaning ‘Yr OK,’ taking on modern isolation with ‘Find Your Friends’ and lost romances on ‘Can’t Go There’ and ‘No One Ever Noticed.” Mixed with indie indebted rockers ‘Outta My Mind’ and ‘IGT’ and space reggae with ‘Too Far,’ Double Exposure may be Sufis most varied effort to date. Double Exposure is out digitally and on limited edition cassette 1/24/20 via Burger Records. RIYL- Stereolab, Ariel Pink, Tame Impala, Todd Rundgren, Deerhunter, White Fence

SUFIS Double Exposure Burger Records (2020) CS/DIGITAL: burgerrecords.com/product/sufis-do…posure-cassette/ Sufis have returned in 2020 with Double Exposure. Over the course of its 10 tracks we find Sufis exploring new dimensions of their outsider stylings, combining introspective mutant pop sounds alongside paranoid psychedelic excursions. Songwriters Calvin Laporte and Evan Smith continue to experiment with the goth evoking ‘David,’ the melancholic jangle of ‘5 AM’ and ‘Cleveland’ to the dream pop leaning ‘Yr OK,’ taking on modern isolation with ‘Find Your Friends’ and lost romances on ‘Can’t Go There’ and ‘No One Ever Noticed.” Mixed with indie indebted rockers ‘Outta My Mind’ and ‘IGT’ and space reggae with ‘Too Far,’ Double Exposure may be Sufis most varied effort to date. Double Exposure is out digitally and on limited edition cassette 1/24/20 via Burger Records. RIYL- Stereolab, Ariel Pink, Tame Impala, Todd Rundgren, Deerhunter, White Fence

SUFIS "Outta My Mind" Double Exposure Burger Records (2020) CS/DIGITAL: https://burgerrecords.com/product/sufis-double-exposure-cassette/ Sufis have returned in 2020 with Double Exposure. Over the course of its 10 tracks we find Sufis exploring new dimensions of their outsider stylings, combining introspective mutant pop sounds alongside paranoid psychedelic excursions. Songwriters Calvin Laporte and Evan Smith continue to experiment with the goth evoking ‘David,’ the melancholic jangle of ‘5 AM’ and ‘Cleveland’ to the dream pop leaning ‘Yr OK,’ taking on modern isolation with ‘Find Your Friends’ and lost romances on ‘Can’t Go There’ and ‘No One Ever Noticed.” Mixed with indie indebted rockers ‘Outta My Mind’ and ‘IGT’ and space reggae with ‘Too Far,’ Double Exposure may be Sufis most varied effort to date. Double Exposure is out digitally and on limited edition cassette 1/24/20 via Burger Records. RIYL- Stereolab, Ariel Pink, Tame Impala, Todd Rundgren, Deerhunter, White Fence

SUFIS "5AM" Double Exposure Burger Records (2020) CS/DIGITAL: https://burgerrecords.com/product/sufis-double-exposure-cassette/ Sufis have returned in 2020 with Double Exposure. Over the course of its 10 tracks we find Sufis exploring new dimensions of their outsider stylings, combining introspective mutant pop sounds alongside paranoid psychedelic excursions. Songwriters Calvin Laporte and Evan Smith continue to experiment with the goth evoking ‘David,’ the melancholic jangle of ‘5 AM’ and ‘Cleveland’ to the dream pop leaning ‘Yr OK,’ taking on modern isolation with ‘Find Your Friends’ and lost romances on ‘Can’t Go There’ and ‘No One Ever Noticed.” Mixed with indie indebted rockers ‘Outta My Mind’ and ‘IGT’ and space reggae with ‘Too Far,’ Double Exposure may be Sufis most varied effort to date. Double Exposure is out digitally and on limited edition cassette 1/24/20 via Burger Records. RIYL- Stereolab, Ariel Pink, Tame Impala, Todd Rundgren, Deerhunter, White Fence

PRINCIPLE OF THE DAY   Things are what they are.   QUESTION OF THE DAY   Where in your world across the CORE 4 (Body, Being, Balance, and Business) do you have a "steak on a fence" situation where some shit is completely out of place, and you’re all flustered trying to figure it out?   TASK OF THE DAY Take out your War Map and Weapon, aka your journal and pen, and write that area down.   When will you accept and realize that the greatest way to figure it out is to just accept it as a “steak on a fence?”   QUOTE OF THE DAY “There are a lot of responses I can have to the “steak on the fence” situations in my life, but at the end of the day, it is what it is.” --Garrett J White   __________________________________________ TAKE ACTION  Love the FIRE, Principle, Insights & Revelations Shared With You In Today’s Episode? Create Your FREE Account at WarriorOnFire.com to Get INSTANT Access to 60 Episodes Not Yet Published Publicly, and Join the Daily Conversation with THOUSANDS of Kings Committed to HAVING IT ALL! PLUS, You’ll Also Get COMPLETE Access to the FULL Show Notes and Action Guides with Personalized, Private Journaling All In ONE place… Go to WarriorOnFire.com and Create Your FREE Account, TODAY!

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

PRINCIPLE OF THE DAY:   Things are what they are.   QUESTION OF THE DAY:   Where in your world across the CORE 4 (Body, Being, Balance, and Business) do you have a "steak on a fence" situation where some shit is completely out of place, and you’re all flustered trying to figure it out?   TASK OF THE DAY:Take out your War Map and Weapon, aka your journal and pen, and write that area down.   When will you accept and realize that the greatest way to figure it out is to just accept it as a “steak on a fence?”   QUOTE OF THE DAY: “There are a lot of responses I can have to the “steak on the fence” situations in my life, but at the end of the day, it is what it is.” --Garrett J White __________________________________________ TAKE ACTION  Love the FIRE, Principle, Insights & Revelations Shared With You In Today’s Episode? Create Your FREE Account at WarriorOnFire.com to Get INSTANT Access to 60 Episodes Not Yet Published Publicly, and Join the Daily Conversation with THOUSANDS of Kings Committed to HAVING IT ALL! PLUS, You’ll Also Get COMPLETE Access to the FULL Show Notes and Action Guides with Personalized, Private Journaling All In ONE place… Go to WarriorOnFire.com and Create Your FREE Account, TODAY!      

Son Lux is playing Lincoln Center’s American Songbook Series. Ty Segall & White Fence are playing Warsaw. Van Goose has a release show at the Footlight. Jim Wood’s birthday show at Pet Rescue is a benefit show for Astoria Art House. TENDER is playing at Rough Trade. 00:00 - // StereoactiveNYC / BTRtoday ID // 01:08 - // Welcome // 02:59 - “Leave the Riches” (BTR Live Studio, 2012) - Son Lux 06:20 - “Wither” (BTR Live Studio, 2012) - Son Lux 10:56 - “My Friend” - Ty Segall & White Fence 14:50 - “Hey Joel, Where You Going With That?” - Ty Segall & White Fence 17:43 - “Do Your Hair” - Ty Segall & White Fence 19:16 - “Where’s My Guy” (BTR Live Studio, 2019) - Van Goose 24:04 - “Last Bus” (BTR Live Studio, 2019) - Van Goose 29:36 - // Happy birthday, Jim! // 34:53 - “Nothing But Love” - Crazy Pills 38:30 - “Break It Down” - Crazy Pills 41:54 - “Bless This Mess” (BTR Live Studio, 2018) - The Rizzos 43:38 - “90s Song” (BTR Live Studio, 2018) - The Rizzos 46:27 - // Mic Break // 48:01 - “Handmade Ego” - TENDER 53:05 - “No Devotion” - TENDER 56:20 - “When They Come For You” - TENDER 59:59 - // Outro + Disclaimer // 61:23 - // End Transmission //

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

Au programme cette semaine : "Gallipoli" de Beirut, "I Have to Feed Larry's Hawk" de White Fence, "Buoys" de Panda Bear, "Manga" de Mayra Andrade, "Careful" de Boy Harsher. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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

In this week's sermon about endings, Reverend Babb preaches on the importance of having compassion for those within our community and how Jesus set the example for showing compassion and sympathy to others in times of need and distress.

Special guest Dave Sphincter of The Village Subway joins us to talk Wimps, Palberta, Ty Segall & White Fence. Songs heard: Palberta - I Have Found the Ego Wimps - Mope Around Listen to Dave's show "The Village Subway" https://www.mixcloud.com/david-schwentker/village-subway-on-little-raleigh-radio-04062015/ Little Raleigh Radio http://www.littleraleighradio.org/

ONE YEAR ANNIVERSARY "SPECIAL" That's right folks, it's been an entire year since we started destroying ugly radio and to celebrate here's a brand new episode maintaining the impeccable level of quality music based chat, news and reviews that you've been enjoying so far. This week we reviewed Ty Segall & White Fence's new album 'Joy', took a look at musical boats and everything past and present from the world of music! Thanks for listening so far and long may it continue. Available on SoundCloud, iTunes and everywhere else!

K7 PIRATELive, interview, review : rendez-vous en terres rock un mardi sur deux, de 20h à 21h Emission du 24/07 [ LIVE ] - Festival Cabourg Mon Amour, plage de Cap Cabourg, 01/07 : Mezzanine, titres 'Above The Sun' et 'Where Is She Gone'- Fake Live, Mc Daid's, Le Havre, 29/06 : Klymt- Fake Live, Mc Daid's, Le Havre, 29/06 : Lumer [ SORTIES D'ALBUMS ]- Boy Azooga, debut album '1, 2, Kung Fu', sorti sur Heavenly Recordings le 08/06/18 : 'Loner Boogie '- Ty Segall ft. White Fence, album 'Joy', sorti sur Drag City Records le 20/07/18 : 'Body Behavior' [ LIVE ]- Release party de l'album de Without Skin, Le Havre, 06/07 : I Am Haty- Release party de l'album de Without Skin, Le Havre, 06/07 : Keziah Mason, 'Nyarlathotep'- Release party de l'album de Without Skin, Le Havre, 06/07 : Without Skin, 'Not Worth It' et 'Canal' [ INTERVIEW ]- Without Skin, à propos de la sortie de son premier album 'Worships' [ AGENDA DES CONCERTS ]Où sera le rock les 2 prochaines semaines ?- 26/07 : Concert Dirty Fences (NY USA, punk rock) + Grand Guru (Rouen-Brighton, rock) / PiedNu, Fort de Tourneville, Le Havre, orga Ben Salad- 27-28-29/07 : 10e édition du Binic Folk Blues Festival (Flat Worms, Dirty Deep, Mr Airplane Man, Kaviar Special...) / Binic, orga La Nef D Fous- 28/07 : The Acharis (Californie, grunge) + Sebastian Erik Klein (DJ set, Rouen) / Le 3 Pièces, Rouen RENDEZ-VOUS LE MARDI 07 AOÛT POUR LA PROCHAINE EMISSION !Et rejoignez la page Facebook de K7 Pirate pour plus d'infos. Emission par Clément Mehenni et Clémentine Quéré

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

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

Retrouvez les meilleurs albums de la semaine sélectionnés par Les Inrockuptibles en version podcast ! Au programme cette semaine : le best of ! Avec The Internet, Dirty Projectors, Ty Segall et White Fence, Nine Inch Nails et bien d'autres ! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Rob and Callum, reaching out to pimps and working this free bed scam going, collect your matress trial codes, claim your memory foam, lay back and enjoy this music podcast.Real vuirtuoso, hip hop and pure indie podcast this one with ya bois Ty Segall & White Fence heading up things, some real spaced out and luxurious psych from Orions Belte and Vinyl Williams, there's also a hella Grateful Dead jam from Garcia People. The Golden Dregs provide a garage rock Bowie swag, there's some wall of noise punk from Double Grave, real sweet 90s guitar pop from Denise Le Menice and the straight-up gangster hip hop of Vince Ash.Hit us up with good reviews, 5star ratings and tell your friends you know where the good shit is at.

A mix from Producer / DJ / Podcaster Al Lover of original material, remixes and collaborations brought to you by Medipops. https://weedmaps.com/brands/medipops/products 0:00 Al Lover - NEUicide! 3:12 The Growlers - Chinese Fountain (Al Lover Remix) 5:58 GOAT - Dreambuilding (Al Lover Remix) 7:49 Thee Oh Sees - If I Stay Too Long (Al Lover Remix) 10:07 Al Lover - Snake Hands (Ft. White Fence) 12:09 Ty Segall - Fist Heart Mighty Dawn Dart (Al Lover Remix) 14:04 Al Lover - Super Strength Power Plants (Ft. Morgan Delt) 16:46 Al Lover - Laboratory Broadcast In Stereo 19:02 King Tuff - Sun Medallion (Al Lover Remix) 20:08 Elephant Stone - Echo & The Machine (Al Lover Remix) 22:32 Night Beats - H Bomb (Al Lover Remix) 24:24 Al Lover - Brian Jonestown Masochist 25:48 Al Lover - Brian Jonestown Masochist (Anton Newcombe Reinterpretation) 27:48 Grinderman - Bellringer Blues (Al Lover Remix) 29:12 Al Lover X Cairo Liberation Front - Level 1 30:50 GOAT - Goat Lord (Al Lover Remix) 32:57 GOAT - Hide From The Sun (Al Lover Remix) 36:29 Lumerians - Hook For An Eye (Al Lover Remix) 39:13 Al Lover - Genesis Porridge (Heart Chakra Redux) 41:59 The Coathangers - Zombie (Al Lover Remix) 45:44 Al Lover - Kling Klang Soundclash

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

The stories behind our wild bunch of Record Store Day Releases, including the soundtrack to the 1973 Edie Sedgwick film Ciao! Manhattan; a box set of transcendental, minimalist proto-new age piano music by George Gurdjieff and Thomas de Hartmann; and the trance-inducing soundtrack to the Volcom surf film Psychic Migrations. Track List: White Fence - "Only Man Alive" (Psychic Migrations) Gurdjieff/de Hartmann - "Prayer & Despair" Gurdjieff/de Hartmann - "Caucasian Dance" Gurdjieff/de Hartmann - "The Struggle Of The Magicians" (Fragment No. 5) Gino Piserchio - "Angel Shock" (Ciao! Manhattan) Edie Sedgwick - "Turn the whole world on just for a moment..." (Ciao! Manhattan - Dialogue Track) Richie Havens - "To Give All Your Love Away" (Ciao! Manhattan) John Phillips - "Malibu People" (Ciao! Manhattan) Skip Battin & Kim Fowley - "Citizen Kane" (Ciao! Manhattan) Al Lover - "Flight Patterns" (Psychic Migrations) Gurdjieff/de Hartmann - "The Struggle Of The Magicians" (Fragment No. 5)(Psychic Migrations) Bitchin Bajas - "Bajas Ragas" (Psychic Migrations) Cave - "Shikaakwa" (Psychic Migrations) Credits: Hosts/Producers: Hilary Staff & Jackie Allen Editor/Producer: Michelle Lanz Guests: Charles Ketcham, David Weisman, Kurt Midness, Ryan Thomas

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

Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio #93 waxes and wanes across sub-underground genres like gauzy psych & glammy noise & gnarly punk & garagey pop. This episode brings new material to the table from SOMESURPRISES (pictured), RAYS, TAIWAN HOUSING PROJECT, PRIVATE ARMS, SKIFTANDE ENHETER, MORDECAI, THE WORMS and WURLD SERIES. You'll also be thrilled and delighted with ringers from DRY HEART, WHITE FENCE, WORLD OF POOH, CATE LEBON and other favorites who surf the sub-underground swells. Cowabunga, baby - your next hour's going to be a rager. Track listing: RAYS - Back Downtown WURLD SERIES - Landslide CATE LEBON - Find Me WHITE FENCE - Trouble is Trouble Never Seen THE MINDERS - Chatty Patty WORLD OF POOH - Strip Club THOMAS FUNCTION - Conspiracy of Praise SOMESURPRISES - Mayor Skipped Town / Srs Dreams AMATEUR HOUR - Black Belly of the Tarantula DRY HEART - Meeting by the Moonlight Mill TAIWAN HOUSING PROJECT - Veblen Death Mask SKIFTANDE ENHETER - Rastlos MORDECAI - What Is Art LESA - Til The End of the Day THE WORMS - Bad Smell (demo) FERAL BEAT - Canned Heat MIKA MIKO - With My Ducks UV-TV - Wasting Away PRIVATE ARMS - Peculiar Fiction

Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio is back with an actual "podcaster's microphone", and now our trashy sub-underground hour of lo-fi garbage sounds like Minnesota Public Radio - or almost like a REAL fake radio show. This is the 72nd edition of our programme, and it brings to you new material from SHETAHR (pictured); DR. IDENTITY; CCTV; COUNTER INTUITS; HONEY RADAR; BURNT ENVELOPE; TERRY and more. I also headed down into the garage/library, and pulled up archival material from the likes of BLACK RANDY & THE METROSQUAD, THE FRENCH CHURCH, WHITE FENCE, SPIDER, MAX BLOCK and other superstars of vinyl and tape. It's about 73 minutes and we think it's pretty good! Track listing: SHETAHR - Beans CCTV - Song About Shit Talker's Demise SPIDER - Witch Cookie AQUARIAN BLOOD - No Vacancy MAX BLOCK - Sonic Blur FIREWOOD - Rococo COUNTER INTUITS - His Master's Voice BURNT ENVELOPE - I Want The World HOWLIN GRUEL - Let The Help Do That SIX IMPOSSIBLE THINGS - Summer on the Nullarbor DOCTOR NOD - Watusi HONEY RADAR - Caterpillar THE FRENCH CHURCH - Slapneck 1943 THE MORLOCKS - In The Cellar WHITE FENCE - Green Balloon DR. IDENTITY - Mask TERRY - Tippy Toppy E330 - Aucune Excuse THE WORMS - Do You Remember THE SKUDZ - Got Meth BLACK RANDY & THE METROSQUAD - Trouble at the Cup THE NUBS - Job LITHICS - The Snake AU PAIRS - Come Again KATE JACKSON - The Atlantic

We wouldn't let a cold stop the barreling freight train of sub-underground rocknroll that is Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio #69, a podcast/faux radio show dedicated to perpetuating the idea that the talent-challenged are the true musical visionaries of the last five decades. We debut new stuff from the likes of BENT, WOLFMANHATTAN PROJECT, THE STACHES, ASTRO CHILDREN, GØGGS, PATSY, THE WORLD and more. We take a big dip into that newly-reissued FLESH EATERS album you're so excited about. And we even revisit the ear-shredding early 90s guitar action of SKULLFLOWER, while lightening the load a bit with library material from WORLD OF POOH, CRACK UND ULTRA ECZEMA (pictured), WHITE FENCE, THE SCREAMERS and more. Do us a solid and give at least the first ten minutes a go, please? Track listing: WOLFMANHATTAN PROJECT - Smells Like You BENT - Where’s The Fire GØGGS - She Got Harder SILVER DAGGERS - We Didn’t Pay CRACK UND ULTRA ECZEMA - No Sex Today THE MAXINES - Queer Mods THE WORLD - Managerial Material ASTRO CHILDREN - Play It As It Lays WORLD OF POOH - Playing One’s Own Piano THE GLANDS OF EXTERNAL SECRETION - Hide Your Love Away WHITE FENCE - Art Investor Collector W-X - Steer Clear PATSY - Insidious Kind THE STACHES - Sub Zero CITY YELPS - We Like The Hours THE SCREAMERS - Matar Dolores UNIT 4 - Growing Up FLESH EATERS - Drag My Name In My Mud MEAT PUPPETS - Foreign Lawns SKULLFLOWER - Bad Alchemy

Wall-E vs Chappie (Billy Dean vs Ricky Gonzales)   Fluids vs Druids (Alex Kumin vs Charlie Bury)   Music in this episode: "I am" by Radar Eyes "Burzum" by Cokerocket "Take away lifes endless take" by White Fence

What did you do on the first day of 2015? Me, I made you Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio #52 and had a real "gas" doing so. This one's larded up with new material from Penny Machine (pictured), Lime Crush, White Fence, SROS Lords, Parkay Quarts, The Dacios, The Coneheads and, that's right, Buck Biloxi and The Fucks. Sub-underground? Oh my yes. In between all that there are many sound eruptions from the likes of Tyvek, Mike Rep & The Quotas, Supercharger, Animals and Men, The Klitz, Gas, The Clean, Loli and The Chones and many more. The whole thing clocks in at a compact 1:03, so put aside an hour if you can and see what sort of racket we cooked up for you. Playlist: LIME CRUSH - Graveyard SROS LORDS - Cleaner Love PENNY MACHINE - Not Wrong ANIMALS AND MEN - Headphones TYVEK - Frustration Rock SUPERCHARGER - Don't Mess Me Up DOW JONES & THE INDUSTRIALS - Ladies With Appliances THE DACIOS - Liberty Lovers WHITE FENCE - Arrow Man GAS - League of the Golden Maidens MIKE REP & THE QUOTAS - Heroes and Idols THE CLEAN - Odditty THE CONEHEADS - Nasal Load X - Hate City LOLI AND THE CHONES - Summer of Love BUCK BILOXI AND THE FUCKS - Rock and Roll Sucks ED GEIN'S CAR - Go Down On My Dog THE 1-4-5's - Volvo Hatchback SHOCK - This Generation's On Vacation THE KLITZ - Couldn't Be Bothered THE BANGS - Getting Out of Hand THE DONSHIRES - Sad and Blue PARKAY QUARTS - Content Nausea

My 51st show and my fact-checking is still riddled with errors, my show's full of modulation mix-ups and my on-mic "persona" is about as pleasing to the ear as a friggin' sack of cats. At least the music totally smokes. Notwithstanding my error on the name of Brian Eno's first album - it was "Here Come The Warm Jets", no der! - and the fact that some songs are mixed too low and some voices too high (that's why Thomas Edison invented the volume knob for you), I'm excited to share with you some of the finest in raw, sub-underground rock and roll music from the past five decades. There's new archival stuff from The Klitz (turn it up) and The Bangs nee The Bangles; there's new 2014 songs from Pampers, White Fence, Men Oh Pause, Coneheads, Germ House and Parkay Quarts; and a bunch of library stuff from many corners of our world: The Birthday Party, Bill Direen & The Bilders, Razar, The Coolies, Long Blondes, Modern Lovers and so on and so forth. Take a look at the playlist and I think you'll wanna give it a go. Playlist: THE KLITZ - Hard Up BILL DIREEN & THE BILDERS - Alien THE COOLIES - Salute CHAPTER 24 - You Said 2x4s - Another Day LONG BLONDES - Separated By Motorways PARKAY QUARTS - Psycho Structures WHITE FENCE - Anger! Who Keeps You Under GERM HOUSE - A Matter of Call THE BANGS - Outside Chance THE PRETTY THINGS - Midnight To Six Man MODERN LOVERS - Old World MEN OH PAUSE - Sapphire and Steel THE FALL - Middle Mass BRIAN ENO - Blank Frank THE BIRTHDAY PARTY - Jennifer's Veil THE POP GROUP - 3:38 THE EXPRESSIONS - Return To Innocence THE CONEHEADS - 1982 RED CROSS - Tatum O'Tot and the Fried Vegetables RAZAR - Task Force (Undercover Cops) PAMPERS - Suicide

The Retro Show - Artists that riff on a preexisting genre. We talk about Relay Recording’s latest sampler, on Vinyl. I ordered this at Broken Records and Beehives, and the shipped it! This was a great deal! We discuss black vs. pink vinyl on the latest Saint Paul and the Broken Bones release. Is there a lower noise floor on colored vinyl? Marshall talks about cleaning up dirty records with glue on the surface. We give some background about how we found Saint Paul and the Broken Bones. I pick, then they hit. They got played on The Spectrum on Sirius XM. We play “Don’t Mean a Thing” by Saint Paul and the Broken Bones. We’re not picking on things in records, we just hear stuff that most people don’t hear. We gush over Shannon and the Clams. We buy as much vinyl as we can at Lucky Records in Wooster. We play “Rip Van Winkle” by Shannon and the Clams. We play talk a BUNCH about Soma FM. Bagel Radio sent us a ton of great suggestions for retro sounding bands. If you are looking for something to listening to that is awesome, and new, and foreign, please check out Soma FM. We spin “Pink Gorilla” by White Fence, from Cyclops Reap. We arrive at the idea that this is probably not headphone music. We talk about my Uncle Paul, and all the records in his collection. This sounds like it should be on my Uncle Paul’s record collection.

Thee Oh Sees, Lupine DominusSic Alps, GlyphsTy Segall and White Fence, (I Can't) Get Around YouKing Tuff, Keep On Movin'The Babies, Voice Like ThunderDeep Time, CloudsPart Time, She's Playing With Your MindDog Day, ScratchesMonomyth, FeelingFreak Heat Waves, Mission BayWhite Poppy, FreeWaters, We Will Not Live HereKellarissa, Passages

I recently had the good fortune to interview my longtime friend Mary Virginia Swanson, one of the most important photography consultants working today. This episode is the first in a series of posts that will cover that interview. Mary Virginia Swanson’s website: www.mvswanson.com & her blog Paul Strand’s White Fence (mentioned in the podcast)   … Continue reading Camera Position 106 : Mary Virginia Swanson – Part 1 →

Episode 10 of See You Next Wednesday has finally arrived! I know you've been marking your calendars and... checking them twice? Anyway, Greg, Dan and Casey -- as usual -- have a whole new round of Film Roulette for you. This time we saw The Five-Year Engagement and The Raven. Then, we roll for next week's films -- and it proves to be a tense one, seeing as the winners get to see the highly anticipated Marvel superhero flick The Avengers, and the loser has... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Blame it on the season! There's been an abonormal amount of new music released in the last few weeks and man, is wonderful. Clearly spring has sprung for the music industry and we're forunate enough to reap the rewards. We had such a hard time narrowing the song selection down to just ten that we decided to expand the tracklist to fifteen. Turn up your headphones/speakers and dig into this bounty of great new music. Tracklist: 1. "Hornet's Nest" -- Jonti, Twirligig 2. "All of Me" -- Tanlines, Mixed Emotions3. “I Am Not A Game” -- Ty Segal and White Fence, Hair4. "Jasmine" -- Jai Paul, single 5. "Ain't It So" -- PAPA - A Good Woman Is Hard to Find EP6. "Sinful Nature" -- Bear in Heaven, I Love You, It's Cool 7. "Ice Sheets on Feet Prints" --  Dustin Wong, Dreams Say, View, Create, Shadow Leads 8. "The House That Heaven Built" -- Japandroids, Celebration Rock 9. "Sa Sa Samoa (Elite Gymnastics Remix)" -- Korallreven, single10. "Fronting" -- Saskatchewan, unnamed debut LP11. "Get Alive" -- AU, Both Lights12. "Afria Talks to You" -- Delicate Steve, Positive Force 13. "Friend Crush" -- FRIENDS, single 14. "Turn on the Sunshine" -- Suckers Candy Sald15. "Headed for the door" -- Moonface, With Siinai: Heartbreaking Bravery

Summer, summer, summertime! I threw this one together at the last minute, but I think I did a pretty good job of capturing the mood of this lazy, hazy, hot July. Random Old Records Podcast #33 drifts by in a dreamy blur of psychedelic moods, shimmering reverb guitar, and loping dance beats, with a mix of new and old tracks. If you're one of those people who are melting in this punishing 100+ degree heatwave rocking the midwest, and just want to sit around in a dark room getting lifted all day, this is the podcast for you!Episode #33 kicks off with the all-time classic opening medley from the debut LP by The Soft Machine, a towering groove filled with stunning drums from Robert Wyatt, screeching organs, and slow-burning instrumental fury, and goes into some screaming garage psych from The Night Beats and Thee Oh Sees, then a Brit-psych style workout from The Paperhead, who put out one of the best LPs of the year on Trouble In Mind a few months back. I've been raving about them ever since, and now I'm SUPER-PUMPED that they're playing a free show at one of the best new venues in Cincinnati, MOTR Pub, on July 27th. If you're anywhere close, come check it out! Also, check out the perfect lo-fi 60s psych vibe of Jeffrey Novak on this episode of Random Old Records. He just so happens to be the producer of The Paperhead LP, and will be guesting on keyboards on their tour. Sweet deal!Elsewhere, you'll hear dreamy electronic-psych tracks from Washed Out, Hype Williams, and Black Moth Super Rainbow, and more chill jams from the likes of Pure X (AWESOME new LP), Seapony, Sic Alps, White Fence, Blouse, and Kelley Stoltz. There's classic tracks from The Kinks and Matching Mole, plus a few more surprises to round things out. Hopefully y'all dig it! There's some of my favorite songs of the year on this thing, so check it out and let me know what you think. Enjoy your summer, folks!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 #33Released 07/13/2011DOWNLOAD HERE (Right-Click, "Save As")1. The Soft Machine - "Hope For Happiness/Joy Of A Toy/Hope For Happiness (Reprise)"(The Soft Machine, ABC/Probe 1968)2. Night Beats - "Hallucinojenny"(Night Beats, Trouble In Mind 2011)3. Thee Oh Sees - "Corrupted Coffin"(Castlemania, In The Red 2011)4. The Paperhead - "Back To Those Days"(The Paperhead, Trouble In Mind 2011)5. Pure X - "Voices"(Pleasure, Acephale 2011)--Searching for the perfect wave.6. Matching Mole - "O Caroline"(Matching Mole, CBS 1972)7. Blouse - "Shadow"(Shadow 7", Sub Pop 2011)8. Seapony - "So Low"(Go With Me, Hardly Art 2011)9. Black Moth Super Rainbow - "Moody Day"(Extra Flavor, Graveface 2011)10. Hype Williams - "Your Girl Smells Chung When She Wears Dior"(One Nation, Hippos In Tanks 2011)11. Washed Out - "Echoes"(Within And Without, Sub Pop 2011)--Owlsley blue, British dudes, etc.12. Kelley Stoltz - "Please Visit Soon"(Antique Glow, Jackpine Social Club 2004)13. Sic Alps - "Cement Surfboard"(Napa Asylum, Drag City 2011)14. White Fence - "Art Investor Collector"(Is Growing Faith, Woodsist 2010)15. Jeffrey Novak - "Queen Of Moods"(After The Ball, LMN Recordings 2009)16. The Kinks - "People Take Pictures Of Each Other"(Village Green Preservation Society, Reprise 1968)17. The Go - "Caroline"(Howl On The Haunted Beat You Ride, Cass 2007)

Margot takes us through the latest in experimental electronica on the Bleep store...

Featuring: Minks, White Fence, Polarsun, Secret Cities, Tennis, Teenage Fan Club, Shark?, The Vaccines, The Dead Trees, Beach House. Also mentioned: Mike Leigh et Françoise Sagan