Podcasts about Wooden Shjips

Esta semana, en Islas de Robinson, entre 2009 y 2015, en clave de "Heavy Psych" y Folk Progresivo. Suenan: IMAAD WASIF - "REDEEMER" ("THE VOIDIST", 2009) / WOLF PEOPLE - "SILBURY SANDS" ("STEEPLE", 2010) / THE SOUNDCARRIERS - "MORNING HAZE" ("CELESTE", 2010) / WOODS - "BEND BEYOND" ("BEND BEYOND", 2012) / TREMBLING BELLS - "KILLING TIME IN LONDON FIELDS" ("SOVEREIGN SELF", 2015) / ESPERS - "CAROLINE" ("ESPERS III", 2009) / BLACK MOUNTAIN - "RADIANT HEARTS" ("WILDERNESS HEART", 2010) / WOODEN SHJIPS - "BACK TO LAND" ("BACK TO LAND", 2013) / DEAD MEADOW - "1000 DREAMS" ("WARBLE WOMB", 2013) / THE AMAZING - "DOGS" ("GENTLE STREAM", 2011) /JANE WEAVER - "STEALING GOLD" ("SILVER GLOBE".Escuchar audio

Oliver checks out the three psych rock and shoegaze bands headed by Ripley Johnson. Moon Duo, Rose City Band, and Wooden Shjips. 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.

Episode 181 includes choice cuts from Wooden Shjips, The Bats, Amatuer Hour, Boredoms, Opal, and so many more.Giving you what the algorithms won't since 2020. 

Lots of stuff this week highlighted by a once-in-a-lifetime visit to The Halcyon, Disneys Galactic Starcruiser Hotel that is unfortunately closing at the end of the summer. Also an honest review of the latest Disney live action movie, The Little Mermaid, a music review of the Wooden Shjips a modern psychidelic rock band right out of the 60s. The question of the week is all about the best parts of the Disney Star Wars Galactic Starcruiser hotel. What were the 5 best parts of the experience? The Give Me Five Podcast is on Patreon. For just $5 you could join the fun in our patron only chat, and get early warning of our movie of the week and our top 5 list. There are other benefits too, so check it out here:  https://www.patreon.com/Givemefivepodcast   Remember if you use our link (https://amzn.to/2KxR8OU) we get a little bit of money towards server costs at no extra cost to you. So go ahead and buy that Nicholas Cage Mermaid Pillow you definitely need.   Check out our website at givemefivepodcast.com We have a store! Check out our shirts, mugs, bags and phone cases here: Buy cool crap! We record using Squadcast. Squadcast is an easy to use, stable recording environment that allows you, your cohosts and any guests the ability to record out of the comfort of your own home. Just click the link and start talking with absolutely no lag. You can try it out using our link and it will help us out immensely. https://squadcast.fm/?ref=givemefive And you can always reach us at givemefivepodcast@gmail.com or at our Facebook Page : https://www.facebook.com/givemefivepodcast/  Opening Theme Opening theme: GLOW by DJ Ten (feat LeBrock and ULTRABOSS )

Rose City Band - “Chasing Rainbows” from the 2023 album Garden Party on Thrill Jockey. Rose City Band, the brainchild of Ripley Johnson (also of Wooden Shjips and Moon Duo and, with a name like that, was either born to play music or be the keeper of facts that you may, or may not, believe) is due to release their fourth record later this month. Titled Garden Party, the album follows up 2021's Earth Trip and is said to be, “A celebration of summer and all it brings: communal gatherings, the respites offered by nature, and an appreciation for even the simplest beauty, from 12-foot sunflowers to a contorted carrot planted in the spring.” The record's lead single and our Song of the Day does not dispute that claim. “Chasing Rainbows,” by name alone, suggests the nostalgic innocence of childhood when one's summer days might consist of chasing things one cannot capture but deeply believe they can. Led by a rollicking pedal steel by Barry Walker, the song actually tells a story not of childhood but on the road on tour, which can feel like a certain kind of childhood in that your days are filled with car rides and playing music. ”Tour ‘round the world and back,” sings Johnson. “Throw it out and you blaze a path /Wanderin' a dream all our own.” Rose City Band will be chasing rainbows all the way to Seattle on Friday, May 5th to play the Tractor Tavern. Read Martin Douglas' Throwaway Style piece on Rose City Band and watch Ripley Johnson front a Wooden Shjips KEXP in-studio performance from all the way back in 2013 at the full post at KEXP.org.Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donateSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

A cura di Fabio Barbieri. Musiche: Cure, Bauhaus, Simply Saucer, Pullman, Magnetic Fields, Jefferson Airplane, Wooden Shjips, Radiohead, Carly Simon, Bon Iver, Andrew Bird, Mogwai, Tom Brosseau. Lettura: Mario Desiati

Larry Crane is the editor and founder of Tape Op Magazine (est.1996), owner of Portland's Jackpot! Recording Studio (est.1997), a freelance producer/engineer/mixer who has worked internationally, and archivist for the Estate of Elliott Smith.   He's worked with artists like Sleater-Kinney, The Decemberists, Jenny Lewis, M. Ward, The Go-Betweens, Elliott Smith, Stephen Malkmus, Wooden Shjips, Quasi, David J, She & Him, Richmond Fontaine, and more.    His music recording courses at Linkedin Learning feature over 12 hours of real recording tips and tricks. He's spoken on and moderated panels about recording for TapeOpCon, SXSW, NXNW, NARAS, AES, and CMJ.    He has worked in the past as a record label owner, radio station music director, DJ, record distributor sales, freelance music journalist, and bass player (in bands since 1984, including Elephant Factory, Vomit Launch, and the Sunbirds).   In 2019 he was inducted into the Oregon Music Hall of Fame.    IN THIS EPISODE, YOU'LL LEARN ABOUT: Adapting to new technologies Amp Sims vs real amps Creative ways of finding your unique sound Imitation vs originality: How they affect your productions Avoiding the trap of constantly wanting to experiment Why the simple approach is often best when recording and mixing Setting expectations for your sessions How to make your sessions faster To learn more about Larry Crane, visit: https://larry-crane.com/   To learn more about Jackpot Recording, visit: http://jackpotrecording.com/   To learn more about TapeOp, visit: https://tapeop.com/   To learn more tips on how to improve your mixes, visit https://masteryourmix.com/   Download your FREE copy of the Ultimate Mixing Blueprint: https://masteryourmix.com/blueprint/   Get your copy of the #1 Amazon bestselling book, The Mixing Mindset – The Step-By-Step Formula For Creating Professional Rock Mixes From Your Home Studio: https://masteryourmix.com/mixingmindsetbook/   Join the FREE MasterYourMix Facebook community: https://links.masteryourmix.com/community   To make sure that you don't miss an episode, make sure to subscribe to the podcast on iTunes or on Android.   Have your questions answered on the show. Send them to questions@masteryourmix.com   Thanks for listening! Please leave a rating and review on iTunes!

In which our Announcer presents a brand new Holiday Spectacular, featuring songs, skits, stories, and more. Music by U.S. Army Blues, Dee Yan-Key,  Tusk Lord, Wooden Shjips licensed under a Public Domain Mark 1.0 license.

Welcome to Roadcase, a podcast exploring the live music experience!!  Join us for this fascinating conversation with Ethan Miller of Howlin' Rain.  Ethan is as prolific as he is talented and hardcore, and has a new album, The Dharma Wheel, released in October of this year.  Howlin' Rain has been together for upwards of 15 years and during that time, Ethan has also steered several other projects including Heron Oblivion, Feral Ohms and Comets on Fire -- all of which rock very hard, but all in very different and subtle ways.  Ethan also owns and runs Silver Current Records which features Wooden Shjips and Earthless in addition to his own multitude of projects. But perhaps most importantly, Howlin' Rain live shows are absolute explosions of sound and energy and Ethan has spent years on the road with his band honing his live craft while learning many lessons and taking copious notes on being "out there."  Come listen to this amazingly creative artist break it all down in this exciting and uber-informative episode with the one and only Ethan Miller of Howlin' Rain.  It's a great ride!!For more information: https://linktr.ee/roadcasepod and https://www.roadcasepod.comContact: info@roadcasepod.comTheme music:  "Eugene" (Instrumental)" by Waltzer

Tonight's episode of Pudding On The Wrist finds your host, Frozen Lazuras, spinning choice cuts from all over the map, including Wooden Shjips, Elyse Weinberg, Big Stick, Mariya Chaykovskaya, The Looper Trio, jhn mrsr, and many more.

It's a bonus episode for you as we head into the weekend. Today on the show we're joined by Ripley Johnson of Moon Duo, Wooden Shjips, and most recently, Rose City Band. Reviewing the latter's excellent Earth Trip, an album of rural psychedelia, Aquarium Drunkard's Tyler Wilcox praised Johnson's zoned out guitar work, noting that his guitar “solos are always on point, often drifting into Garcia-like zones without ever slipping into pointless idolatry. He's developed into a guitarist who rarely takes a wrong step, minimal, moody, and lovely.” Johnson joined us for a conversation about coming up in the punk and counter culture scene, his multiple bands, the influence of the Dead, and “the ultimate rock & roll statement” of ? and the Mysterians' “96 Tears.” 

We were told we needed help, and we went out and got it.  This podcast's first ever guest is Nashville tastemaker and longtime friend Carla.  Think Indiana Jones, but for music.  Today Carla challenges us to get with the times: the theme is "new" (that is, post-2006) music.Joining the Playlist are Maggie Rogers, Sylvan Esso, the War on Drugs, Beach House, Titus Andronicus, Goat, Wooden Shjips, Chicano Batman, and Bully.   THANK YOU for hanging with us, Carla!Playlist on Spotify + (new!) Apple Music/ Extras on Twitter.Credits: Intro/ Outro — the Februarys, "Does Your Father Know"/ "... In a Letter." 

Avantgardistische Elektronika und frickelige Klangexperimente. ## NOKO 148 - TransCentury Update N°2 Follow the swarm into the light - TransCentury Update is a festival for music, focusing on diverse and non-mainstream booking. the event saw it’s first edition in 2016 with artists such as Beak>, Bohren & Der Club Of Gore, Alex Cameron, White Wine, Ensemble Economique, Wooden Shjips, Warm Graves and many others. center and mainstage of the festival is the over 100 years old cinema UT Connewitz, located in south leipzig’s lovely connewitz district. The 2017 edition sees a first time collaboration with the visual artist collective Wisp who provide enough eyecandy for everyone, don’t worry. 1. intro. Michael Stein - stranger things {Invada / Netflix / Lakeshore, 2016} 2. Roy Montgomery - otherness {Grapefruit, 2016} 3. Gnod - untitled (A) {Pariah Child, 2009} 4. Jones - gala extravaganza (cake mix) {Rephlex, 1997} 5. Delroy Edwards - soldier boy {L.A. Club Resource, 2016} 6. Walter TV - siddhartha {Sinderlyn, 2014} 7. Ariel Pink, Crooked Cowboy & Neil Schuh - cloak & dagger (Aaron Frankel remix) {Origami Vinyl, 2012} 8. Dave Heumann - by jove {Thrill Jockey, 2015} 9. Karies - traum von d. {This Charming Man, 2014} 10. Sonic Youth - tunic (song for karen) {DGC, 1990} 11. Ariel Pink - heaven knows what {4AD, 2014} 12. John Maus - the combine {Ribbon Music, 2017} 13. Alex Cameron - internet {Crawfish / Siberia, 2014} 14. Roy Montgomery - if and only if {Grapefruit, 2016} 15. Russian Tsarlag - last hand on the door {Hot Releases, 2013} 16. Cocteau Twins - otterley {4AD, 1984} 17. Half Japanese - you must obey me {50,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 Watts, 1987} 18. Godspeed You! Black Emperor - lambs’ breath {Constellation, 2015} 19. Love Theme - docklands / yaumatei {Alter, 2017} 20. Midori Takada - love song of urfa {BAJ Records, 1999} # Nokogiribiki Weird broadcast radio since 2005. Eine Sendeübernahme von Radio Blau aus Leipzig. *

Avantgardistische Elektronika und frickelige Klangexperimente. ## NOKO 148 - TransCentury Update N°2 Follow the swarm into the light - TransCentury Update is a festival for music, focusing on diverse and non-mainstream booking. the event saw it’s first edition in 2016 with artists such as Beak>, Bohren & Der Club Of Gore, Alex Cameron, White Wine, Ensemble Economique, Wooden Shjips, Warm Graves and many others. center and mainstage of the festival is the over 100 years old cinema UT Connewitz, located in south leipzig’s lovely connewitz district. The 2017 edition sees a first time collaboration with the visual artist collective Wisp who provide enough eyecandy for everyone, don’t worry. 1. intro. Michael Stein - stranger things {Invada / Netflix / Lakeshore, 2016} 2. Roy Montgomery - otherness {Grapefruit, 2016} 3. Gnod - untitled (A) {Pariah Child, 2009} 4. Jones - gala extravaganza (cake mix) {Rephlex, 1997} 5. Delroy Edwards - soldier boy {L.A. Club Resource, 2016} 6. Walter TV - siddhartha {Sinderlyn, 2014} 7. Ariel Pink, Crooked Cowboy & Neil Schuh - cloak & dagger (Aaron Frankel remix) {Origami Vinyl, 2012} 8. Dave Heumann - by jove {Thrill Jockey, 2015} 9. Karies - traum von d. {This Charming Man, 2014} 10. Sonic Youth - tunic (song for karen) {DGC, 1990} 11. Ariel Pink - heaven knows what {4AD, 2014} 12. John Maus - the combine {Ribbon Music, 2017} 13. Alex Cameron - internet {Crawfish / Siberia, 2014} 14. Roy Montgomery - if and only if {Grapefruit, 2016} 15. Russian Tsarlag - last hand on the door {Hot Releases, 2013} 16. Cocteau Twins - otterley {4AD, 1984} 17. Half Japanese - you must obey me {50,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000,000 Watts, 1987} 18. Godspeed You! Black Emperor - lambs’ breath {Constellation, 2015} 19. Love Theme - docklands / yaumatei {Alter, 2017} 20. Midori Takada - love song of urfa {BAJ Records, 1999} # Nokogiribiki Weird broadcast radio since 2005. Eine Sendeübernahme von Radio Blau aus Leipzig. *

In which our Announcer presents a brand new Holiday Spectacular, featuring songs, skits, stories, and more. Music by U.S. Army Blues, Dee Yan-Key,  Tusk Lord, Wooden Shjips licensed under a Public Domain Mark 1.0 license.

Rose City Band - "Only Lonely" from the 2020 album Summerlong on Thrill Jockey. Portland-based musician Ripley Johnson returns with his project, the appropriately-titled Rose City Band, the latest addition to his musical resume that also includes Moon Duo and Wooden Shjips. While the "band" name might allude to a larger outfit, the Rose City Band is more of a solo endeavor for Johnson, with just the addition of John Jeffrey on drums. While his Moon Duo partner Sanae Yamada was committed to a theatre project, Johnson took to his home studio to write and record this sophomore album, Summerlong. With today's Song of the Day, he taps into those feelings of isolation, revealing in a press release: “There are times when you’re feeling so down that you wish you were just plain lonely. I think there’s a sense of resilience in it, though, a determination to roll with the punches and push on through. I wrote the music a while back and figured it would be an upbeat kind of tune. I guess I was just pretty down when I got around to writing the lyrics.” Read the full post KEXP.org Support the show: https://www.kexp.org/donate See omnystudio.com/policies/listener for privacy information.

Ripley Johnson’s Rose City Band project started as an act of wish fulfillment. One of the creative minds behind Wooden Shjips and Moon Duo just wanted to “start a country-rock band so I can retire and just play down at the pub every Thursday night during happy hour.” The resulting first album in 2019 was a hazy stroll through the morning dew of a not yet technicolor world. With hints of psychedelia and twang, it was a peak at the source of a style of music before it heads further out into the cosmos. One year later, Johnson is back with Summerlong, an album that echoes Rose City Band’s quiet beginnings but imbues its primal sound with brightness and warmth that is worthy of its title. Brokedown Pod’s Jonathan Hart joins us to discuss this latest chapter in Ripley Johnson’s wild trip across the universe. PLUS! New music from Melbourne, Australia’s Bananagun!Love this show? Let us know by supporting us. Quick. Easy. Makes you feel good.https://supporter.acast.com/DiscologistSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/discologist. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

My guest today is Larry Crane, the editor and founder of Tape Op Magazine (est. 1996), owner of Portland’s Jackpot! Recording Studio (est. 1997), a freelance producer/engineer/mixer who has worked internationally, and archivist for the Estate of Elliott Smith. He's worked with artists like Sleater-Kinney, The Decemberists, Jenny Lewis, M. Ward, The Go-Betweens, Elliott Smith, Stephen Malkmus, Wooden Shjips, Quasi, David J, She & Him, Richmond Fontaine, and more. His music recording courses at Linkedin Learning feature over 12 hours of real recording tips and tricks. He's spoken on and moderated panels about recording for TapeOpCon, SXSW, NXNW, NARAS, AES, and CMJ. He has worked in the past as a record label owner, radio station music director, DJ, record distributor sales, freelance music journalist and bass player (in bands since 1984, including Elephant Factory, Vomit Launch, and the Sunbirds.) In 2019 he was inducted into the Oregon Music Hall of Fame. Thanks to our sponsors! OWC: Other World Computing: https://www.OWC.com WhisperRoom: https://whisperroom.com Get 10% off the 4x4 or 4x6 booths now when you mention Recording Studio Rockstars. JZ Microphones: https://usashop.jzmic.com Spectra1964: https://www.spectra1964.com Presonus Studio One: https://www.presonus.com RSR Academy: http://RSRockstars.com/Academy Want to learn more about mixing? Get Free mix training with Lij at: http://MixMasterBundle.com Hear more on Youtube If you love the podcast, then please Leave a review on iTunes here CLICK HERE FOR SHOW NOTES AT: http://RSRockstars.com/247

Daniel Johnston, Yo La Tengo (plus Daniel Johnston cover), Built to Spill, Sparklehorse, Nick Cave, Massimo Volume, Bedhead, Slint, June of 44, LOW, Wooden Shjips, J Mascis, Daniel Johnston plus Mark Linkous

Daniel Johnston, Yo La Tengo (plus Daniel Johnston cover), Built to Spill, Sparklehorse, Nick Cave, Massimo Volume, Bedhead, Slint, June of 44, LOW, Wooden Shjips, J Mascis, Daniel Johnston plus Mark Linkous

Escapism. You're yearning for it, I'm very much needing it - and so, as we collectively try to both confront and avoid what's around us, I'll contribute this Dynamite Hemorrhage Radio #151 and see if it helps any. It's the first show in many weeks with new material, so I packed this one with lots of it, from the likes of CHILD'S POSE (pictured), GROUND POUNDERS, APRIL MAGAZINE, OSTRAALY, M.A.Z.E, BIG BLOOD, HITS, LITHICS, MR. WRONG and MARCEL WAVE. Plus some of those goodtime oldies that we know you're feeling especially nostalgic for, from the likes of SPK, The Controllers, Wooden Shjips and others.Stay safe, and please enjoy. Track listing:M.A.Z.E - Pink WallLITHICS - HandsCATASTROPHE BIZARRE - Ego-MMR. WRONG - Overstimulation / White Male TeacherSPK - ContactVIVIENNE STYG - Leather LoveCHILD’S POSE - Ella’s FateMARCEL WAVE - MudlarksNOTS - Dust RedFERAL BEAT - Feral BeatTHE CONTROLLERS - Another DayBIG BLOOD - ProvidenceOSTRAALY - DaddyswimsHITS - Cash OnlyAPRIL MAGAZINE - Pink HairGROUND POUNDERS - Kommer Du Ens IhågWOODEN SHJIPS - Shrinking Moon For You

Coming up on this week's show - a whole hour in tribute to Andrew Weatherall - including remixes of A&E show faves Wooden Shjips, The Horrors, New Order and Trentmoller. Plus some of his own work.

Intervista negli studi di RKO ai Magic Sun, trio barese attivo da tre anni, produce musica con forti componenti Sixtees, strizzando l'occhio alla 'nuova' scena (BJTM, Allah Lahs, Black Angels, Wooden Shjips, Black Keys, Psychic Ills e altri) con composizioni a cavallo tra pop post-psichedelico, sprazzi alternative/indie e post-rock. On-line il loro primo omonimo album del 2018 e diversi singoli, compreso l'ultimissimo 'Atomic love', che anticipa l'uscita del nuovo album (10 gennaio 2020) per la indipendente pugliese Bumps Records. Gerardo Tango voce e chitarre, Dado Penta basso e voce, Teo Carriero batteria.

In which our Announcer presents a brand new Holiday Spectacular, featuring songs, skits, stories, and more. Music by U.S. Army Blues, Dee Yan-Key,  Tusk Lord, Wooden Shjips licensed under a Public Domain Mark 1.0 license.

Heather Angell, Chaplain, writer and former Malden resident. We chat holiday survival tips, being failed Type A personalities, self care, and Malden Shoveler program. We read some poetry. The music at the beginning is a funky cover of "Auld Lang Syne" by Wooden Shjips.

"Ode to an African Violet" by Mort Garson from Planet Earth's Plantasia; "These Windows are Pistons, Pt 1" by Sonna from Keep It Together; "Juno Lion" by Chrome Sparks from Be On Fire; "Pigpen Blues" by The Sundowners from Ancient Cares; "Marble Halls" by Dreamers Cloth from Vitrospection; "Sha Sha" by Carla Bozulich from Quieter; "Ruins" by Wooden Shjips from Shjips in the Night - Live in San Francisco; "Love Birds, Night Birds, Devil-Birds" by Kelly Moran from Origin; "We Are Free" by Thee Oh Sees from Thee Hounds of Foggy Notion; "How Do You" by Gnoomes from MU!; "Visible Through the Shroud" by Rafael Anton Irisarri from Solastalgia.

"Ode to an African Violet" by Mort Garson from Planet Earth's Plantasia; "These Windows are Pistons, Pt 1" by Sonna from Keep It Together; "Juno Lion" by Chrome Sparks from Be On Fire; "Pigpen Blues" by The Sundowners from Ancient Cares; "Marble Halls" by Dreamers Cloth from Vitrospection; "Sha Sha" by Carla Bozulich from Quieter; "Ruins" by Wooden Shjips from Shjips in the Night - Live in San Francisco; "Love Birds, Night Birds, Devil-Birds" by Kelly Moran from Origin; "We Are Free" by Thee Oh Sees from Thee Hounds of Foggy Notion; "How Do You" by Gnoomes from MU!; "Visible Through the Shroud" by Rafael Anton Irisarri from Solastalgia.

In the modern music era, most new releases come saddled with histories we’re supposed to believe in, recycled narratives, and increasingly thirsty marketing “hooks.” Which is what makes Rose City Band’s self-titled debut such a unicorn of an album.There are only two things that we know for sure about this band:1) Ripley Johnson (Moon Duo, Wooden Shjips) produced it.2) It jams.Refreshing AF, right?Special guest Jonathan Hart (Brokedown Pod) joins us to discuss why Rose City Band is destined to be the soundtrack of your Summer, the resurgence of “jam band” music in the mainstream, and more. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Je hoort lekkere muziek van The Black Keys, Shame en Wooden Shjips. En natuurlijk de vaste onderdelen "De muziek-missionaris" en een “Zeikpop" nummer.

Episode 002 My guest is Heather Angell, Chaplain, writer and former Malden resident. We chat holiday survival tips, being failed Type A personalities, self care, and Malden Shoveler program. We read some poetry. The music at the beginning is a funky cover of "Auld Lang Syne" by Wooden Shjips.

After an update about Chad's computer files and subscriptions, Tom talks about Amazon leaving NYC and they both get into a long discussion about translator Molly Ringwald (who you might also recognize from Riverdale). Chad tries to order a book from IndieBound (where do these books process from?) and then they talk a bit about Nirliit, Thunder Bay, and Brockmire. This week's music is "Staring at the Sun" by Wooden Shjips. As always, feel free to send any and all comments or questions to: threepercentpodcast@gmail.com. Also, if there are articles you’d like us to read and analyze (or just make fun of), send those along as well. And if you like the podcast, tell a friend and rate us or leave a review on iTunes! You can also follow Open Letter, Riffraff, and Chad and on Twitter and Instagram (OL, Riffraff, Chad) for book and baseball talk. If you don’t already subscribe to the Three Percent Podcast you can find us on iTunes, Stitcher, and other places. Or you can always subscribe by adding our feed directly into your favorite podcast app: http://threepercent.libsyn.com/rss  

Oracle, Episode 12 is a 100% neo-psych freak-out! Sadly not a definitive list as I have 1.5 hours to play with. It will, most assuredly, melt your mind! Feat: Prince Rupert's Drops, Tame Impala, SOYSV, Wooden Shjips and more! At: http://wespeak.ca/podcasts/oracle-147/1The Playlist:The Works-Sunwatchers https://sunwatchers.bandcamp.comAlready Gone-Wooden Shjips https://woodenshjips.bandcamp.comJools Sharé-The Rotten Mangos https://therottenmangos.bandcamp.comWander-Tame Impala https://official.tameimpala.comTell Me-Walrus https://walrustheband.bandcamp.comEin Guter Tag-Klaus Johann Grobe https://klausjohanngrobe.bandcamp.comSecret Enchanted Broccoli Forest-The Babe Rainbow https://thebaberainbow.bandcamp.comKepler 62-Sam Cohen https://samcohen.bandcamp.comThis Is The Morning-New Planet Trampoline https://newplanettrampoline.bandcamp.comQuand les Larmes d'un Ange Font Danser la Neige-Melody's Echo ChamberThe Waiting Game-The Dandelion Seeds https://thedandelionseeds.bandcamp.comRosy Red-Prince Rupert's Drops https://princerupertsdrops.bandcamp.comBrooklyn Police Station-Foxygen  http://www.foxygentheband.comMagnetic Bounds-Tara King Th. https://petrolchips.bandcamp.com/album/the-tara-king-theoryMilky Water Jesus-(SOYSV) Sisters of Your Sunshine Vapour https://sistersofyoursunshinevapor.bandcamp.comJinete Psicodélico-Los Acidos https://losacidos.bandcamp.comOnly-Violet Swells https://violetswells.bandcamp.com

Jason Norris, Esq. brings us back to 2011 in the bay area with a number of local and personal favorites. Enjoying the show? Please support BFF.FM with a donation. Playlist 0′00″ The Dream by Thee Oh Sees on Carrion Crawler / The Dream (In the red) 10′48″ California Commercial by Ty Segall on Goodbye bread (Drag city) 12′10″ Black Smoke Rise by Wooden Shjips on West (Thrill Jockey) 16′13″ Atlanta brook by Lumerians on Transmallinia (Knitting factory) 26′06″ Too any kids finding rain in the dust by Nicolas Jaar on Space is only noise (Circus company) 29′16″ Replica by Oneohtrix Point Never on Replica (Mexican summer) 33′53″ Joey Rogers by Ford & Lopatin on Channel pressure (Mexican summer) 40′49″ Novacane by Frank Ocean on Novacane (The Island Def Jam Music Group) 46′09″ Are you... Can you... Were you? by Shabazz Palaces on Black up (Sub pop) 50′35″ HiiiPower by Kendrick Lamar on Section.80 (Top dawg) 56′34″ The Recursive Girl by Fucked up on David comes to life (Matador) Check out the full archives on the website.

DJ Greg Vandy brings you a mix of a summer electricity featuring music from Cut Worms, Revel In Dimes, Nude Party, Natural Child, Calpurnia, Texas Gentlemen, Wooden Shjips, and a tribute to Richard Swift and his indie-gold productions. Press Play and rock. Then roll.   1. Kelly Stoltz - Crossed Mind Blues 2. Daddy Long Legs - I Feel So Electric 3. The Texas Gentlemen - Habbie Doobie 4. Natural Child - Transcendental Meditation 5. Nude Party - Chevrolet Van 6. Calpurnia - Louie 7. Cut Worms - Hanging Your Picture Up To Dry 8. Dick Stusso - Well Acquainted 9. Aaron Beckum - Cursemaker Blues 10. Revel In Dimes - Kissing 11. Wooden Shjips - Already Gone 12. Brother Roy - Brother Sam 13. Damien Jurado - Silver Timothy 14. Foxygen- No Destruction 15. Sharon Van Etten - Every Time The Sun Comes Up 16. Kevin Morby - Come To Me Now

O dyskomforcie życia bez telefonu, o matce Francuskiej Nowej Fali – Agnes Vardzie, o paradoksalnym wykorzystaniu pieśni „Windą do nieba”, o poszukiwaniu winnych w reprezentacji Adama Nawałki, ogólnie o pierwszych wrażeniach z mistrzostw, o Ripleyu Johnsonie i jego spacerockowym Wooden Shjips, o łączeniu się w pary na podstawie smaku lodów i o różnych twarzach pocałunków. … Czytaj dalej Szukanie winnych

Will, Barrett and Craig discuss new music by Parquet Courts, the Sidekicks, and Wooden Shjips, plus live reports, the hot hand fallacy, and bonus material.

"(I'm Tired Of) Western Shouting" by Mien from their self titled album; "Love's Refrain" by Jefre Cantu-Ledsma from In Summer; The title track from Perfume by Wand; "Garden Tattoo" by Loke Rahbek and Frederik Valentin from Buy Corals Online; "Birthday Song" by Grouper from Grid of Points; The title track from Panic Blooms by Black Moth Super Rainbow; "Eclipse" by Wooden Shjips from V; The title track from The Ghost Play by Shane Gillis; "Voodoo Posse, Chronic Illusion" by Actress and London Company Orchestra from Lageos; "Sea of Joy (Part 1)" by Tully from Sea of Joy; "Dead Medic" by Oh Sees from the album of the same name

Las novedades discográficas de Mayo 2018 con Gaz Coombes, Beginning, Ill, Iceage, DeWolff, Family of the Year, Out by Nine, Daniel Blumberg, Hit Bargain, Peals, Tents, Ament, Arctic Monkeys, Las Rosas, Samara Lubelski, Courtney Barnett, Gazpacho, Five Finger Death Punch, The Magic Numbers, Wax Chattels, Wussy, High Sunn, Wooden Shjips, The Brian Jonestown Massacre, Snow Patrol, Deeper, Reef, The Rhett Yocom Blues Band, Smile Empty Soul, Lunatic Soul, Xavier Rudd, Obach Obacht

"(I'm Tired Of) Western Shouting" by Mien from their self titled album; "Love's Refrain" by Jefre Cantu-Ledsma from In Summer; The title track from Perfume by Wand; "Garden Tattoo" by Loke Rahbek and Frederik Valentin from Buy Corals Online; "Birthday Song" by Grouper from Grid of Points; The title track from Panic Blooms by Black Moth Super Rainbow; "Eclipse" by Wooden Shjips from V; The title track from The Ghost Play by Shane Gillis; "Voodoo Posse, Chronic Illusion" by Actress and London Company Orchestra from Lageos; "Sea of Joy (Part 1)" by Tully from Sea of Joy; "Dead Medic" by Oh Sees from the album of the same name

The Conservatarians discuss Rudy Giuliani reaching his sell-by date, and the media hurting the Democrats’ chances by focusing on shiny objects like Stormy Daniels. The intro/outro music is “Damaged” by Rips. Jon’s song of the week is “Red Line” by Wooden Shjips. Stephen’s song of the week is “Buzzing in the Light” by Dr. Dog. To listen to all the music featured on The Conservatarians... Source

The Conservatarians discuss Rudy Giuliani reaching his sell-by date, and the media hurting the Democrats' chances by focusing on shiny objects like Stormy Daniels. The intro/outro music is “Damaged” by Rips. Jon's song of the week is “Red Line” by Wooden Shjips. Stephen's song of the week is “Buzzing in the Light” by Dr. Dog. To listen to all the music featured on The Conservatarians... Source

First of a two in one week podcast double header with your boys Rob and Callum.Big on the hip hop this week, which is nice cos 2017 we felt a little light on it.There's the new one from ace beatmaker Dabrye with help from DOOM, a killer hookup with Jean Grae & Quelle Chris w/ Hannibal Buress and a leftover from Alchemist & Evidence project Step Brothers. There's also some 80s UK synth leanings from De Lux, some slinky hall & oates funk from Stimulator Jones, some motorik jams from Wooden Shjips and something from Romano's side project Ancient Shapes. Enjoy this one, another one coming right up!

感谢各位入座“老李音乐小饭桌”，今天我们还是吃西餐。这道菜名叫Wooden Shjips，来自美国旧金山的迷幻菜系，以蘑菇为主，食材简单，营养均衡，口感撩人。反复收听更具有驱风散寒、舒筋活络之功效。本期歌单：1.Wooden Ships - Ghouls2.Moon Duo - killing Time3.Wooden Ships - Death's Not Your Friend (Live)4.Moon Duo - Mazes5.Wooden Shjips - Clouds Over Earthquake6.Moon Duo - Sparks7.Wooden Shjips - We Ask You To Ride8.Moon Duo - Sleepwalker9.Wooden Ships - For So Long10.Moon Duo - Cricles11.Wooden Shjips - Home12.Moon Duo - Speed13.Wooden Shjips - These Shadows (Acoustic Version)14.Moon Duo - Dead West15.Wooden Shjips - Everybody Knows

I'm Bored (Hat & Beard Press) Jess Rotter: I'm Bored is a Gary-Larson-meets-The Muppets variety show, a terrific trip composed of drawings filled with recurring characters--ranging from walruses to wizards to life warriors, who are all, like the rest of us, seeking their daily salvation. A wizard paddles on a lonely sea, his flag proclaiming "I'm trying." An ostrich hitchhikes in the desert, holding up a sign with her destination--"Bliss." A walrus wearing an AC/DC shirt looks mellowly at the viewer underneath the refrain "I'm bored." Part art book, part comic book compilation, and partly a skeptical but loving take on those Successories motivational posters for the office, this book (designed by the artist and with a foreword by Kate and Laura Mulleavy of Rodarte) features the whimsical, wonderfully whacked-out work of artist and illustrator Jess Rotter. Informed by a deep knowledge and love for the world of 1970s rock 'n' roll, the work of Jess Rotter was inspired by her father's vinyl covers and comic books growing up. "Part Peter Max, part Fritz the cat" (as Rotter described an early aesthetic influence), Rotter's illustrations have appeared on everything from public murals to album covers (to name a few: Best Coast, Linda Perhacs, Wooden Shjips, Country Funk Volumes I & II and This Record Belongs To), and on projects for clients including MTV, Converse, Target, Red Bull, Indiewire and Lena Dunham's Lenny Letter. Her T-shirt label, Rotter and Friends (launched in 2006) resulted in collaborative capsule collections for The Gap and Urban Outfitters, and official band merchandising for acts such as the Grateful Dead, Sly Stone, Rodriguez, Big Star, Kurt Vile and more.

Décimo episodio de la tercera temporada de Autómata, emitido el Jueves 05 de Enero del 2017 por Radio Ser FM, Valle del Aconcagua. En este programa sonaron: Misfits, The Gun Club, Les Calamites, Pontiacs, Soft Moon, Wooden Shjips, La Ciencia Simple, The For Carnation y Cold Pumas.

Dynamite Hemorrhage #66 back in the saddle with a wide-ranging show of sub-underground gakk, puh and twaddle. You'll hear new stuff from many of your current faves like THE STACHES, SOPHIE COOPER, BLACK ABBA, PUMICE, OCTAGRAPE, W-X and many, many more. You'll also hear rare and barely-tolerated library material from the likes of DICKLESS (pictured here, at their first show in '89 - "lucky me", I was there), SACCHARINE TRUST, SMOG, THE GUN CLUB, SUGARSHOCK, WOODEN SHJIPS and more. Track listing: THE STACHES - Crocodile W-X - Clean It Glen ART MUSEUMS - S.H.O.P.P.I.N.G CHARLES HOWL - I Love You 47 NUMBERS - I Transfer SUGARSHOCK - I Hate The Kids BLACK ABBA - Put It In The Mail THEE MIGHTY CAESARS - Confusion DICKLESS - Sweet Teeth SACCHARINE TRUST - We Don't Need Freedom VEGETABLE - Castration Frustration THE VICTIMS - High School Girls MANSION - The Third OCTAGRAPE - Seizures GUN CLUB - Devil In The Woods (1981 demo) WOODEN SHJIPS - Shrinking Moon For You PUMICE - Why I Chew My Sleeves SMOG - Floating SOPHIE COOPER - Klias Wetlands SIBYLLE BAIER - Forgett WEYES BLOOD - Names of Stars MARS - 3E (live)

Comedian and co-host of Bone Zone, Randy Liedtke comes by to hang out. Nick and Randy discuss the best ways to roast and drink coffee, Randy discovers the best way to construct a burger and tells some stories about growing up in Oregon. All that and much more. The intro song for this episode is 'Ruins,' by Wooden Shjips.

A Crosscurrents special on Oakland public libraries. Produced by students at Mills College: kids read to dogs; a librarian brings the library to young students; and a mobile bike library. Plus a Hear Here on San Francisco's Visitatcion Valley public library. And local musicians Wooden Shjips.

"All Human Is Error" by Teeth of the Sea from Master; "Silktails for Isabel" by Holly Waxwing from Goldleaf Acrobatics; "Rising" by Wooden Shjips from West; "Movement VI" by L. Pierre from Surface Noise; "Meteor" by Sapphire Slows from Allegoria; "Garage Rehearsal" by PK Jazz Collective from 4x4; "North" by Jastreb from Mother Europe; "Midnight Love" by Greg from Dating Game; "The Post Office" by Et Kin from Resonant Operator; "To Forget" by Secret Pyramid from Movements of the Night; "Ancaster Heights" from the self-titled album by Zacht Automaat

"All Human Is Error" by Teeth of the Sea from Master; "Silktails for Isabel" by Holly Waxwing from Goldleaf Acrobatics; "Rising" by Wooden Shjips from West; "Movement VI" by L. Pierre from Surface Noise; "Meteor" by Sapphire Slows from Allegoria; "Garage Rehearsal" by PK Jazz Collective from 4x4; "North" by Jastreb from Mother Europe; "Midnight Love" by Greg from Dating Game; "The Post Office" by Et Kin from Resonant Operator; "To Forget" by Secret Pyramid from Movements of the Night; "Ancaster Heights" from the self-titled album by Zacht Automaat

Andrew and I decided to talk about some music after the Cavs podcast last night. There's been a lot of good new music lately, so here you go! Wooden shjips and Andrew's love of the albumSan Francisco drone rock. Psychedelic.PledgeMusic and Kickstarter for rock albumsSpeakers vs. headphones and how you listenHow to defeat your OCDWhat do you do with CDs?The future rules and everyone loves itThe 160 gig iPod classic Grumpy old man Andrew complains about Apple's business modelNight Terrors of 1927 is accessible and greatWrecking Ball by Miley CyrusDid Rivers Cuomo make it OK to love pop hooksWhat's Andrew anticipating?The Cloud Nothings and what their new album might beListening to Pompeii Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Music Weekly podcast: Get me to the world on time! It's our psychedelia special! Featuring Wooden Shjips

With tracks from Daniel Solar, Rayko, Gunther Lause, Mario & Vidis, Saalim Feat. Hannah Mancini, Candido, Daniel Avery, Wooden Shjips, Wganda Kenya, The Quantic Soul Orchestra, Matthew Dear, Todd Terje, Jackee, E.D. (Edward's Dead), Whatever/Whatever & Beto Cravioto, Mr. No, Maelstrom, No Regular Play, Ooft!, Chymera, Cottam and Toro Y Moi. Contact: dj@ribeaud.ch.

http://headxones.podomatic.com/ This episode begins with an oddified exclusive presentation of the audio extracted from a video clip of Joni Mitchell performing during an interview at the banks of the river Amstel in Amsterdam for a Dutch music programme called "Twee Meter Sessies" (Two Meter Sessions) and continues with an excerpt from the ultra-groovy Gnod & White Hills performing "Drop Out." Soon we're miles away for a brief excursion into the Fourth World with a collage of Jon Hassell's "These Times" and Steve Reich's "Pulse" followed by a complementary collage of Pearls Before Swine's gem of a song, "Another Time" (long lost but found thanks to The Chill Room's "Women of the World, Take Over" podcast ep.) and Keith Zak's melancholic soundscrape, "The Theory Of Everything" - which leads us to another collage, where this time, Jon Hassell is accompanied by the Baka Forest People's "Ieta" over excerpts from ROVO's live performance of their epic jazz rock fusion marvel, "Vitamine." Wooden Shjips follow with their psychebilly gallop of "Lazy Bones" :D before we close out this episode with the audio extracted from a video clip of The Notwist fortified with the Andromeda Mega Express Orchestra performing "Gloomy Planets." Thanks again to freecodesource.com for their link generator.

"Misery Beat" by Pete Swanson from Man with Potential; "You Tell Me (Buzz Mix)" by SPC ECO from You Tell Me; "Alive" by The Soft Moon from Total Decay; "Rust On Metal (JK Flesh Remix)" by Cloaks from Versions Grain; "Google Poeses" by James Ferraro by Far Side Digital; "Fire Dream" by Patten from GLAQJO XAACSSO; "Kasneezerblatz" by Crock from Grok; "Hills" by Lunar Miasma from The Gateway; The title track from Dreams Come True by Cant; "Rising" by Wooden Shjips from West; "Bin Laden's Corpse" by Vatican Shadow from Washington Buries Al Qaeda Leader At Sea

"Misery Beat" by Pete Swanson from Man with Potential; "You Tell Me (Buzz Mix)" by SPC ECO from You Tell Me; "Alive" by The Soft Moon from Total Decay; "Rust On Metal (JK Flesh Remix)" by Cloaks from Versions Grain; "Google Poeses" by James Ferraro by Far Side Digital; "Fire Dream" by Patten from GLAQJO XAACSSO; "Kasneezerblatz" by Crock from Grok; "Hills" by Lunar Miasma from The Gateway; The title track from Dreams Come True by Cant; "Rising" by Wooden Shjips from West; "Bin Laden's Corpse" by Vatican Shadow from Washington Buries Al Qaeda Leader At Sea

1 Home from West by Wooden Shjips Buy the album here Read my review on the blog   2 Riverdance from Songs From The Barley Temple by Rapunzel & Sedayne Go here for more details & ordering the album   3 Up And On from Tempest by Tempest Go here to buy the album   4 The Other Side from Pressure by Splashgirl Go here to buy the album Read my review on the blog

This show features several new releases from March 29. More information about the records is below.*Update!* I think I mentioned in this show that All Eternals Deck was the Mountain Goats third LP, which is obviously incorrect (ouch, indie cred!). What I meant to and should have said was that this is the third LP with a more rock-oriented trio. Sorry, ya'll.Beat City Radio #583 PlaylistDownload show (right-click, save target as): Beat City Radio #583Stream: A Few of This Week's New Releases The Mountain Goats released All Eternals Deck, which takes its name from a fictional set of tarot cards. The album shows that John Darnielle's songwriting is still quite solid and the rhythm section gets a boost from Superchunk drummer Jon Wurster.  Stream the album on NPR's website. Favorite tracks: Damn These Vampires, High Hawk Season, The Autopsy Garland, For Charles Bronson, Birth of Serpents.Hosannas is a duo from Portlandia who create sweeping and beautiful experimental dream pop tinged with cosmic spaghetti western sounds and shoegazing tendencies. They are back with a FREE EP, Thug Life Nicole, that follows the release of their third album, Together late last year. Find out more about the band and download the EP from the link above.Bonus mp3s:   Hosannas - Obsolete PeopleHosannas - Walroos From the Moon Duo website: "Moon Duo was formed by Ripley Johnson of Wooden Shjips and Sanae Yamada in San Francisco in 2009. Inspired initially by the legendary duo of John Coltrane and Rashied Ali, Moon Duo counts such variant groups as Silver Apples, Royal Trux, Moolah, Suicide, and Cluster as touchstones. Utilizing primarily guitar, keyboards, and vocals, the Duo plays space against form to create a primeval sound experience." This experimental psychedelic duo dropped Mazes this week on Sacred Bones Records.Bonus mp3s:Moon Duo - MazesMoon Duo - ScarsMoon Duo - When You Cut The Pains of Being Pure at Heart are a shoegazing bliss/gliss rock quartet from Brooklyn, NY. They released their debut self-titled album a couple of years ago to much critical acclaim. That record was very much rooted in the 80s, with elements of post-punk, dream pop, twee, and the C86 sound. It was a very saccharine heart-on-the-sleeve album, but balanced those elements with some darker tones and distortion. The sophomore album, Belong out on Slumberland Records, builds on the first album's elements and takes them further with a BIG and slick wall of sound production style, courtesy of Flood and Alan Moulder (Smashing Pumpkins, My Bloody Valentine, Depeche Mode). The overall sound of this album is early 90s guitar pop-rock, though there are some synth-washed tracks that recall Modern English and The Cure. Belong is a big-sounding, shimmering and slick, heart-breakingly blissful record that glides along beautifully and is enjoyable, though cloying at times. Favorite tracks: Heart in Your Heartbreak, My Terrible Friend,Anne With an E, The Body.Bonus mp3:The Pains of Being Pure at Heart - I Wanna Go All the Way (B-side of the Belong 7" vinyl single).We also played a new one from Swedish indie rockers Peter Bjorn and John's new album, Gimme Some and a couple from Dirty Beaches. We'll feature Dirty Beaches in another post.Enjoy!Bonus Video: The Pains of Being Pure at Heart - Young Adult Friction from The Pains of Being Pure at Heart out on Slumberland Records in 2009.

Looking out the window at a grey sky and pissing rain, I tried to invoke a few last rays of sunshine as the summer officially grinds to a halt. New tracks by Washed Out, who has been absolutely exploding across blogs, Pearl Harbour (following suit?), and Real Estate have been doing their damndest at squeezing the last dying breath out the summer. I kinda wonder if all this beach-y dream pop stuff that has been popping up like dandelions can keep coasting through until next year. Seems doubtful, though looking at the Mexican Summer release list for the next few months, which includes all 3 of the above mentioned artists, they're obviously hedging their bets that way. If it doesn't work out for 'em, at least '09 will be the year that summer crept into the 4 tracks of every bedroom savant in the land and spread rays of cheer across the blogosphere and into tape decks.Haven't checked 'em out yet, but this new-ish Vancouver band Indian Wars have been steadily getting some coverage, but outside of our own city, of course. Great stuff, I have to say. Nothing too new, but jangly, fuzzy, reverb laden garage pop with massive hooks will always perk up these ears. Coupla' shows coming up here in Vancouver, including a show on the 18th of September at some venue called The Enchanted Forest. Anyone who knows the whereabouts of this place should drop a comment below.Though some of his earlier work has left me wanting a little more, the new 2LP Dan Melchior Und Das Menace on S-S is jaw droppingly good. It's also pretty biting, with the most bite left over for a track dedicated to Williamsburg, NYC and the locust-like hipster invasion the NYC suburb has been dealing with lately. Anyways, this monster should satisfy those who loved last year's solid skewed garage-rock album Christmas For Crows.Played it on the show already, but once I heard Woven Bones has a new 12" coming in via Zoo Music, I had to play the excellent b-side off the already excellent Janie 7" from Needless Records. The Austin Texas native is on a flawless run right now, having released 3 dynamite 7"s on some of the best garage labels going right now (ie. Sweet Rot, Hozac and Needless). The 12", so I've been told, should be ready for the first week of October. You'll hear all about it here when it does drop.Speaking of having a flawless year, San Francisco's Fresh and Only's drop LP number 2 this week and it's easily as good, if not better, than their Castleface debut LP from earlier this year. The mp3's were sent my way a few weeks back, courtesy of Color Magazine, and though I don't listen to much music off my computer, this album has burned a hole in my hard drive. I'm not entirely sure how the group is able to peel off so many impossibly infectious songs (so far, the group have released 2 cassettes, 2 seven inches, 2 LPs and there is another LP on In The Red due year's end, aaaand another couple 7"s due by year's end as well. Oh, and don't forget about that Tim Cohen solo LP) but here's hoping they can keep running with it.Vancouver's Defektors are back in the city and they have a new cassettes available, featuring some covers and demos from the forthcoming LP due on Nominal sometime soon. Pretty limited run, so grab while you can...Thee Expressway has definitely shared the love for Belgium's Sloow Tapes here before, but now I've done it live on the air. Excerpts from the kraut-riddled Von Himmel, space-drone of Chicago's Drmwpn (featuring Steve Krakow of Plastic Crimewave/Galactic Zoo fame), and the ethereal forest-folk-psych of Im Jarhtal all got some airplay this week. Most of these cassettes play through as a whole, so only excerpts could be played. But, hopefully, it was enough to turn some people on to one of the best cassette outfits going.More local action: Ahna and Solars have just released a split 7", and, man, have these two put a lot of time into this package. Linocut sleeves and labels, spraypainted inner sleeves and an insert! Limited to 300 copies. Essential Vancouver power-drone/psych release. Any Canadian listeners/readers outside of Vancouver will have a ton of chances to catch Ahna as they embark on a lengthy cross-Canadian tour. Check below for those dates.The fine people at Vancouver's Ketchup Cavern passed along the test pressing for a forthcoming Robedoor 7", which should see the light of day in the next few weeks. Robedoor have been pretty quiet for most of 2009, but this new 7" see's the group stretching out a bit and amping things up. Their doom-drone vibe rooms intact but the group have added a pulse to it and come off with a bit of an Om vibe. Easily the most interesting stuff I've heard from the group (now a trio) in ages. You'll hear more about this one when it's finally ready to launch.Ketchup Cavern also has a brand new one-sided LP by Hamilton, Ontario's Fossils. Haven't had much time to sink my teeth into this one, but it should be ready for airplay for the next show.KC also have a new Sissy Spacek 7" due and two, count 'em TWO, full lengths by Aidan Baker. Keep 'em coming. In other Aidan Baker news, Nadja will be playing the Rickshaw Theatre on Saturday, October 3rd. Ahna and Empty Love both support. That one there is being presented by the skyrocketing Twee Death label and promotion group. Also in the works is a Blues Control show at Little Mountain on November 3rd, Wooden Shjips at the Anza club on Sunday, September 27, and Sic Alps with Magik Markers on Friday December 18th. All those bands will be playing Vancouver for the first time! Thanks for livening up this city a touch, Twee Death.Finally, ending the show in a typically noisy fashion, we have the brand new LP by Vancouver's The RITA, just recently released on RRR. I played the skate side, and rather than go into any details, I'll let the youtube video below do the 'splainin...Limited run on this one that, like all other RITA releases, this one will not last long. Drop by the shop to snatch one upWashed Out "Feel It All Around" High Times CS (Mirror Universe) 2009Pearl Harbour "Sun Burn" Something About The Chapparrals 12" (Mexican Summer) 2009Real Estate "Beach Comber" unreleased 2009Indian Wars "If You Want Me" unreleased 2009Dan Melchior Und Das Menace "O! Anxiety" Thank You Very Much 2LP (S-S) 2009Meth Teeth "My Heart's Heart" Sleepy Sisters Honeymoon Tour CDR (self released) 2009Woven Bones "Let It Breathe" Janie 7" (Needless Records)Fresh And Onlys "DY" Grey Eyed Girls LP (Woodsist) 2009Defektors "Shadow Of Fear" s/t CS (self released) 2009Om "Thebes (Edit)" God Is Good LP (Drag City) 2009Von Himmel "Moon Moss" Space Communion CS (Sloow) 2009Drmwpn "Side A Excerpt (Live In Chicago, 29 July, 2008)" Smoker CS (Sloow) 2009Im Jarhtal "Reprise 1" Reprisen Und Instrumentalstuecke CS (Sloow) 2009Im Jarhtal "Thema Mit Rosenstrauch" Reprisen Und Instrumentalstuecke CS (Sloow) 2009Ahna "Cognitive Dissonance" split w/ Solars 7" (Soldier Pumps) 2009Robedoor "Pagan Drugs" Pagan Drugs 7" (Ketchup Cavern) 2009The Rita "Skate" Skate/Snorkel LP (RRR) 2009

"Wood Trumpet" by the Octopus Project from Golden Beds; "Voyage of the Night Pavilion" by Plankton Wat from Dawn of Golden Eternity; "Pollotukin Mietteet" by Killa from Tuota Tuota; "I Was Sad, I Drowned My Ears In Honey" by Sadsic and Essue Dove from Somnolange!; "Tanning Salon" by Matrix Metals from Flamingo Breeze; "The Lady in the Radiator" by Zola Jesus from New Amsterdam; "Zedex Ay Ti Wan" by Fridge from Early Output: 1996-1998; "I Hear the Vibrations (EZ Version)" by Wooden Shjips from Contact; "You Lost Your Neon Haze" by Altar Eagle from Judo Songs; "India, Oggi" by Francesco de Masi from India; "The Admiral's Game" by the Mount Fuji Doomjazz Corporation from Succubus

"Wood Trumpet" by the Octopus Project from Golden Beds; "Voyage of the Night Pavilion" by Plankton Wat from Dawn of Golden Eternity; "Pollotukin Mietteet" by Killa from Tuota Tuota; "I Was Sad, I Drowned My Ears In Honey" by Sadsic and Essue Dove from Somnolange!; "Tanning Salon" by Matrix Metals from Flamingo Breeze; "The Lady in the Radiator" by Zola Jesus from New Amsterdam; "Zedex Ay Ti Wan" by Fridge from Early Output: 1996-1998; "I Hear the Vibrations (EZ Version)" by Wooden Shjips from Contact; "You Lost Your Neon Haze" by Altar Eagle from Judo Songs; "India, Oggi" by Francesco de Masi from India; "The Admiral's Game" by the Mount Fuji Doomjazz Corporation from Succubus

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

"Joyride" by The Heliocentrics from Out There; "Aigle" by Turzi from A; "Blue Sky Bends" by Wooden Shjips from their self-titled CD; "The Sheltering Sky" by Souvenir's Young America from An Ocean without Water; "Stones Throw" by Lusine ICL from Language Barrier; The title track from The Western Lands by Gravenhurst; "Lava Nile" by Wzt Hearts from Threads Rope Spell Making Your Bones; "Elq Milq 1? by Black Moth Super Rainbow and the Octopus Project from The House of Apples and Eyeballs; "For Me For Me For Me" by Thee Armpit from Praying Mantis; "Spirare" by Troum from AIWS; "Maltan Haukka" by Circle from Arkades.

"Joyride" by The Heliocentrics from Out There; "Aigle" by Turzi from A; "Blue Sky Bends" by Wooden Shjips from their self-titled CD; "The Sheltering Sky" by Souvenir's Young America from An Ocean without Water; "Stones Throw" by Lusine ICL from Language Barrier; The title track from The Western Lands by Gravenhurst; "Lava Nile" by Wzt Hearts from Threads Rope Spell Making Your Bones; "Elq Milq 1? by Black Moth Super Rainbow and the Octopus Project from The House of Apples and Eyeballs; "For Me For Me For Me" by Thee Armpit from Praying Mantis; "Spirare" by Troum from AIWS; "Maltan Haukka" by Circle from Arkades.