Podcast appearances and mentions of yannis philippakis

durée : 00:06:12 - Dans la playlist de France Inter - Yannis and the Yaw, ou l'histoire d'un rêve qui se réalise ! Celui de Yannis Philippakis, le chanteur de Foals, instigateur d'une session avec Tony Allen, peu de temps avant la disparition du batteur légendaire. Le tout sort sur un disque.

Yannis and the Yaw nasceu da admiração do vocalista do Foals, Yannis Philippakis, pelo icônico baterista e compositor franco-nigeriano Tony Allen. O projeto foi interrompido pela morte precoce desse que é um dos criadores do afrobeat, mas as cinco faixas gravadas pela dupla nos ajudam a matar as saudades de um dos mais célebres integrantes da mítica Africa 70.  Iniciado em 2016, o projeto Yannis and the Yaw juntou a maestria de dois grandes músicos em dois estilos musicais diferentes, o rock de Philippakis e o afrobeat de Allen. Após ser pausado pela pandemia, a gravação do álbum “London Paris Lagos” teve de ser definitivamente finalizada devido ao falecimento do baterista franco-nigeriano.Quatro anos depois, o vocalista do Foals resolveu honrar a memória de seu ídolo e lançar as cinco faixas produzidas pela dupla que valem por um álbum inteiro. “London Paris Lagos” é uma referência às três cidades que ligam os dois artistas cujos destinos se cruzaram para o nascimento de um efêmero, mas belo projeto. Deste trabalho, a programação musical da RFI escolheu a faixa “Walk Through Fire”, em destaque nesta edição do Balada Musical.O Balada Musical pode ser ouvido no Spotify e no Deezer. Confira também as playlists mensais da Programação Musical RFI no YouTube, Deezer e Spotify! 

Frontman with one of Britain's biggest modern rock bands, Yannis Philippakis recently launched Yannis & The Yaw – not so much a solo project, more of an experiment in collaboration. Dial back seven years and Yannis spent time writing songs with one of his heroes, the icon drummer Tony Allen – godfather of Afrobeat and distinguished collaborator with everyone from Damon Albarn to Air. The result is a posthumous project – Allen died in 2020 – titled ‘Lagos Paris London' released in August 2024.  Yannis goes deep with host Greg Cochrane about his “cross generational” bond with Allen, and the other legendary artists he'd love write with Yannis & The Yaw. Plus, he discusses the evolving future of his band Foals, chats about his passion for gardening and why he's writing music for some contemporary theatre productions.  You can watch clips of the podcast online now, just give us a follow on Instagram @midnightchatspod. Links to stuff mentioned in the episode:  More Yannis? He joined us on episode 64 of Midnight Chats back in 2019 Check out the videos for Yannis & The Yaw tracks ‘Under The Strikes' and ‘Walk Through Fire' Further reading: Yannis on his love for gardening, interviewed in The Telegraph  The Confessions theatre production Yannis wrote the score for in 2023  From 2023: Original bassist Walter Gervers rejoins Foals, via NME Credits: Interview by Greg Cochrane  Editing by Stuart Stubbs  Mixing and mastering by Flo Lines Artwork by Kate Prior Video by Robbie Hamilton See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Mit dem Star-Schlagzeuger Tony Allen und Foals-Sänger Yannis Philippakis treffen zwei große Musiker ganz unterschiedlicher Welten aufeinander. Ihre Musik ist trotzdem stimmig. Hier entlang geht's zu den Links unserer Werbepartner. >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/popfilter-wie-yannis-the-yaw-afrobeat-und-math-rock-vereinen

Mit dem Star-Schlagzeuger Tony Allen und Foals-Sänger Yannis Philippakis treffen zwei große Musiker ganz unterschiedlicher Welten aufeinander. Ihre Musik ist trotzdem stimmig. Hier entlang geht's zu den Links unserer Werbepartner. >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/popfilter-wie-yannis-the-yaw-afrobeat-und-math-rock-vereinen

Mit dem Star-Schlagzeuger Tony Allen und Foals-Sänger Yannis Philippakis treffen zwei große Musiker ganz unterschiedlicher Welten aufeinander. Ihre Musik ist trotzdem stimmig. Hier entlang geht's zu den Links unserer Werbepartner. >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/popfilter-wie-yannis-the-yaw-afrobeat-und-math-rock-vereinen

Mit dem Star-Schlagzeuger Tony Allen und Foals-Sänger Yannis Philippakis treffen zwei große Musiker ganz unterschiedlicher Welten aufeinander. Ihre Musik ist trotzdem stimmig. Hier entlang geht's zu den Links unserer Werbepartner. >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/popfilter-wie-yannis-the-yaw-afrobeat-und-math-rock-vereinen

Mit dem Star-Schlagzeuger Tony Allen und Foals-Sänger Yannis Philippakis treffen zwei große Musiker ganz unterschiedlicher Welten aufeinander. Ihre Musik ist trotzdem stimmig. Hier entlang geht's zu den Links unserer Werbepartner. >> Artikel zum Nachlesen: https://detektor.fm/musik/popfilter-wie-yannis-the-yaw-afrobeat-und-math-rock-vereinen

Have you heard about Yannis & The Yaw? Well, let us introduce you: They're the intriguing collaboration of Foals frontman Yannis Philippakis and the late, great Afrobeat drummer Tony Allen. 

Entre deux festivals, on reprend place encore pour quelques temps dans notre studio de la Villette mais de quoi va-t-on parler ? D'un festival, bien sûr ! Et même d'un festival qui tourne dans toute l'Europe, vous l'aurez compris, aujourd'hui c'est d'Europavox dont il va être question. Du 28 au 30 juin, on se retrouve sur la place du 1er mai à Clermont-Ferrand avec l'Impératrice, Phoenix, Eddy de Pretto, Olivia Ruiz, et surtout des groupes des 4 coins du continent choisis avec passion par les infatigables François Audigier, Perrine Delteil et François Missonnier. Ce dernier viendra tout à l'heure dans cette émission et vous donne rendez-vous ce samedi sur le Parvis de l'Hôtel de Ville à Paris pour la traditionnelle Fête de l'Europe. On y reviendra. Dans cette émission aussi, la revue de presse musicale d'Angèle Chatelier, ça part en fav' avec Jean Fromageau et un rapide tour d'horizon des nouveautés avec le collectif 15 15, Yannis Philippakis de Foals qui donne dans l'afrobeat, Overmono qui revisite un classique du hip hop britannique et tout de suite deux grandes voix de la nouvelle génération : Mathilde Fernandez, la voix lyrique d'Ascendant Vierge. Intentionnel, premier titre avant l'EP cet été, a été produit par Michael Lovett collaborateur de Metronomy et artiste solo sous le nom de NZCA Lines, et confirme ce qu'on savait déjà après l'aventure Minuit : la relève est assurée !

Alicia Burns, dita altrament Alexander Zeldin. Crítica teatral de l'obra «The confessions (Les confessions)». Concepció i creació: Alexander Zeldin. Intèrprets: Joe Bannister, Amelda Brown, Jerry Killick, Lilit Lesser, Brian Lipson, Eryn Jean Norvill, Pamela Rabe, Gabrielle Scawthorn, Yasser Zadeh. Escenografia i vestuari: Marg Horwell. Direcció moviment i coreografia: Imogen Knight. Disseny il·luminació: Paule Constable. Música: Yannis Philippakis. Disseny so: Josh Anio Grigg. Direcció càsting: Jacob Sparrow. Direcció associada: Joanna Pidcock. Col·laboració en la dramatúrgia: Sasha Milavic Davies. Direcció veus: Cathleen McCarron. Fotografia: Stephanie Claire i Christophe Raynaud de Lage. Producció de la Compagnie A Zeldin / A Zeldin Company. Un encàrrec conjunt de The National Theatre of Great Britain, RISING Melbourne i Théâtres de la Ville de Luxembourg. Coproduït per Wiener Festwochen, Comédie de Genève, Odéon-Théâtre de l’Europe, Centro Cultural de Belém, Théâtre de Liège, Festival d’Avignon, Festival d’Automne à Paris, Athens Epidaurus Festival, Piccolo Teatro di Milano-Teatro d'Europa, Adelaide Festival, Centre Dramatique National de Normandie-Rouen. Direcció: Alexander Zeldin. Grec'23. Sala Fabià Puigserver, Teatre Lliure Montjuïc, Barcelona, 2, 3 i 4 de juliol 2023. Veu: Andreu Sotorra. Música: Des hauts, des bas. Interpretació: Stephan Eicher. Composició: Philippe Djian i Stephen Eicher. Àlbum: Rock fançais, 2020.

“On est un groupe d'Oxford en Angleterre qui a vu le jour en 2005 et on assure encore (ou on envoie encore ! On ne s'est jamais aussi bien porté !”La formation menée par Yannis Philippakis qui s'est fait connaitre avec Antidotes, un disque aux accents math rock, a conquis un large public au fil des ans. Presque 18 ans après leurs débuts, les revoici avec un Life Is Yours, disque conçu en pleine pandémie et résolument tourné vers l'hédonisme et la fête. Pendant une heure, Yaniis et Jimmy reviennent sur les disques qui les ont façonnés avant et depuis leur aventure avec Foals. Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

In this episode we welcome heavy metal expert Deborah Frost, Zooming in from her native New York City, and invite her to talk about her career as a writer and musician.Deborah reminisces about the all-girl "female Dolls" Flaming Youth, in which she drummed in the early '70s, and then explains how she came to write her first pieces for Circus in 1977. She talks about her love of hard rock and heavy metal, and about contributing to Rolling Stone and the Village Voice — including her acclaimed 1985 Voice piece 'White Noise: How Heavy Metal Rules', with its unflattering descriptions of the drug-and-groupie-addled Mötley Crüe.From the Crüe we segue into another great "umlaut" metal band, one beloved of Deborah's co-hosts Barney, Martin & Jasper. Yep, we're talking about Blue Öyster Cult, to whose drummer Albert Bouchard our guest was once married. After Barney & Martin attempt to do justice to what made the Cult so uniquely brilliant, we hear clips from 1978 audio interviews with the group's Allen Lanier& Eric Bloom, while Deborah talks about the "rock-critical" role played in the BÖC's development by Sandy Pearlman, R(ichard) Meltzer & punk poetess Patti Smith.An abrupt shift takes us into the amazing world of Grace Jones and her curation of the 2022 Meltdown festival in London. Guest and hosts alike celebrate the iconic Jamaican transgressor, focusing particularly on the Island albums she made at Chris Blackwell's Compass Point studios in the early '80s. Deborah also dumbfounds us with a story about getting naked in a New York sauna with Grace and her beefy boyfriend Dolph Lundgren.There's bonus audio in the form of Foals frontman Yannis Philippakis, talking in 2015 to Coup De Main's Pip Williams. Foals fan Jasper introduces the clips and — in the week that sees the release of their new album — explains why he rates his fellow Oxonians so highly. After that, he takes us through recent RBP library pieces added by the holidaying Mark Pringle, including Max Jones' 1959 Melody Maker homage to the departed Billie Holiday and Calvin Bush's 1998 Muzik profile of Jungle king Goldie.Many thanks to special guest Deborah Frost. Find out more about her and her writing on her RBP writers page.Pieces discussed: How Heavy Metal Rules, Rock Criticism as Brain Surgery, Allen Lanier audio, Eric Bloom audio, Grace Jones in 1977, Grace Jones in 1980, Chris Blackwell's Compass Point studios, Foals' Yannis Philippakis audio, Billie Holliday R.I.P., Goldie and Odell's disco.

In this episode we welcome heavy metal expert Deborah Frost, Zooming in from her native New York City, and invite her to talk about her career as a writer and musician.Deborah reminisces about the all-girl "female Dolls" Flaming Youth, in which she drummed in the early '70s, and then explains how she came to write her first pieces for Circus in 1977. She talks about her love of hard rock and heavy metal, and about contributing to Rolling Stone and the Village Voice — including her acclaimed 1985 Voice piece 'White Noise: How Heavy Metal Rules', with its unflattering descriptions of the drug-and-groupie-addled Mötley Crüe.From the Crüe we segue into another great "umlaut" metal band, one beloved of Deborah's co-hosts Barney, Martin & Jasper. Yep, we're talking about Blue Öyster Cult, to whose drummer Albert Bouchard our guest was once married. After Barney & Martin attempt to do justice to what made the Cult so uniquely brilliant, we hear clips from 1978 audio interviews with the group's Allen Lanier& Eric Bloom, while Deborah talks about the "rock-critical" role played in the BÖC's development by Sandy Pearlman, R(ichard) Meltzer & punk poetess Patti Smith.An abrupt shift takes us into the amazing world of Grace Jones and her curation of the 2022 Meltdown festival in London. Guest and hosts alike celebrate the iconic Jamaican transgressor, focusing particularly on the Island albums she made at Chris Blackwell's Compass Point studios in the early '80s. Deborah also dumbfounds us with a story about getting naked in a New York sauna with Grace and her beefy boyfriend Dolph Lundgren.There's bonus audio in the form of Foals frontman Yannis Philippakis, talking in 2015 to Coup De Main's Pip Williams. Foals fan Jasper introduces the clips and — in the week that sees the release of their new album — explains why he rates his fellow Oxonians so highly. After that, he takes us through recent RBP library pieces added by the holidaying Mark Pringle, including Max Jones' 1959 Melody Maker homage to the departed Billie Holiday and Calvin Bush's 1998 Muzik profile of Jungle king Goldie.Many thanks to special guest Deborah Frost. Find out more about her and her writing on her RBP writers page.Pieces discussed: How Heavy Metal Rules, Rock Criticism as Brain Surgery, Allen Lanier audio, Eric Bloom audio, Grace Jones in 1977, Grace Jones in 1980, Chris Blackwell's Compass Point studios, Foals' Yannis Philippakis audio, Billie Holliday R.I.P., Goldie and Odell's disco.

Foals are one of the ultimate festival bands, so frontman Yannis brings all that field experience to play here. Including how music saved his life as a difficult teen, how he's calmer now and recalls that drunken encounter with The Cure's Robert Smith which he's since atoned for. Plus Yannis reflects on the first time ever headlining a festival, and looking forward to that more than ever at Latitude 2022, which is where you will also find The Line-Up appearing live as well! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

En Música de Contrabando revista diaria de música en Onda Regional de Murcia (vamos de 23,05 a 01,00h). Elizabeth Fraser (Cocteau Twins) comparte otro tema de Sun's Signature.La escocesa ha puesto en marcha el proyecto Sun's Signature junto a Damon Reece, batería de Massive Attack y ex Lupin Howl y Spiritualized o miembro de los Echo & The Bunnymen de la época de Rerververation. Después de escuchar 2am, Wake me Up y Looking High, el cuarto avance del próximo disco de Foals llega a nosotros bien cargadito de toques funk y disco, invitándonos a bailar en este anticipado verano. Según explica el propio Yannis Philippakis, este tema se trata de una postal que llega desde su yo del pasado. Disclosure x Raye estrenan la festivalera remezcla que Todd Edwards ha hecho para "waterfall" .M Clan recrean en acústico “Para no ver el final”, uno de sus clásicos, como avance del álbum Petit comité, en el que repasan lo mejor de su repertorio en directo en un formato cercano y desnudo. La grabación fue realizada en la sala Barts de Barcelona.La ecología y la urgencia de revertir las prácticas humanas que generan todos los males que arrasan con la naturaleza serán el grito de guerra que resonara en cada eco de este álbum conceptual, sobre todo en canciones como “En el bosque”. En esta canción Los Malinches nos adentran en la naturaleza y nos muestran un nuevo paisaje a caballo entre la neo psicodelia y el sonido “Costa Oeste” de principio de los setenta. Ya puedes ver el Visual #10 de The Yellow Melodies --> "Sitting in my room". Metric te llevan a una intensa rave de 10 minutos en "doomscroller", baleárico primer adelanto de Formentera, su nuevo disco. Marc Jonson y Ramírez Exposure presentan 'Tape Recorder', primer single de adelanto de 'Turning On The Century', una colección de veinte canciones pop que serán lanzadas en dos volúmenes. Kendrick Lamar lanza nuevo álbum, Mr. Morale & The Big Steppers. Pignoise lanza un nuevo single llamado "Gotas". una canción sobre un nuevo comienzo, envuelta en pegadizos riffs de guitarra al servicio de las características melodías atemporales de Pignoise, escritas por el frontman Álvaro Benito. Nena Daconte vuelve a reivindicar su pasado más exitoso con un nuevo disco previsto para otoño y, tras el single de adelanto "Detrás de cada luz", presenta "Despiértame , Madrid". Olvídate de Mí es el segundo adelanto del séptimo disco, EX, de Lidia Damunt, que verá la luz el próximo 10 de junio de la mano de La Castanya y ha contado con la participación de Sergio Pérez García en la producción. Pájara Rey están en racha, tras su paso por el Warm up lanzan un segundo single, Tarot. Marmi abandona la batería que aceleraba sus canciones, característica en su estilo pop-rock, para dar un paso más en su aventura en sonidos de corte alternativo y melódico, con retoques artificiales y un juego exclusivo de los sintetizadores que marcan el ritmo pacífico pero fiestero que transfiere la canción. Rocío Márquez & Bronquio presentan De Mi, el segundo single de su álbum “Tercer Cielo”De Mi supone un acercamiento del flamenco a la música urbana a través de un estilo especialmente alegre y accesible como la rumba, con melodías coloridas y estribillos pegadizos. El clásico inmortal de Domenico Modugno ha sido versioneado y traducido a muchos idiomas diferentes en muchas ocasiones, pero nunca ha habido una versión electrónica como la que ha hecho Gavin Moss.Firmado, Carlota estrena su nuevo tema “Malos Tiempos”. Valdivia vuelve a la primera línea del pop underground con un nuevo EP, de nuevo completamente automedicado, y titulado 'La Cruz' y que sirve como continuación de 'Cero'.DISONAURIOS,es banda spin-off de la banda Guerrilla Chill. Hablamos con Ángel Calvo de Pedriñanes 77, banda de power pop a lo Airbag, conocidos por cuidar sus melodías, con un indudable espíritu punk , que actuan en Microsonidos.

Unsere Redakteurin Lena sprach im Podcast-Interview mit Foals-Sänger Yannis Philippakis über die neue Single „Wake me up“ und das kommende Album der Band. Während viele Bands und Künstler:innen die Pandemiezeit in melancholischer, gefühlsgeladener Musik verarbeiten, wählt die britische Band Foals einen vollkommen konträren Ansatz. Denn das Trio hat sich mit schillernder, lebensbejahender Musik aus dem tristen Londoner Lockdown-Alltag gezogen – und nun mit "Wake Me Up" die erste Single aus dieser Zeit veröffentlicht. „Wir haben im Studio die Außenwelt vergessen. Es war wie eine Zeitsprung zu einem anderen Ort, in einer anderen Ära“ sagt Sänger Yannis Philippakis im Podcast-Interview. Dieser Ort scheint sehr bunt und aufgeregt gewesen zu sein – zumindest wenn man dem Musikvideo zu „Wake Me Up“ glaubt. Der Song markiert in vielerlei Hinsicht einen Neustart. Denn die Band präsentiert sind nicht nur in neuer Besetzung, sondern auch mit neuem Sound – der sehr auf Tanzbarkeit und Feiern ausgelegt ist. „Man könnte das gesamte Album wie es ist auf einer Party laufen lassen“, verrät Yannis und gibt somit auch schon eine kleine Vorschau auf die kommende Platte der Foals, die im nächsten Jahr erscheinen wird.

For musician and poet Arlo Parks, 2020 was set to be massive. Festivals, a US tour. Then the world shifted. Her gigs were postponed, festivals cancelled. We watched Glastonbury's empty fields from our sofas where Arlo played, but only for the cows. So instead, she did gigs online, put out new tracks to wide critical acclaim, wrote new music and published poetry on social media. Her thoughtful, intimate music has been the soundtrack to many people's life in lockdown. But still, live performing is on hold. Her fans, once singing her lyrics back at her at shows, feel very far away. She left a bit of her heart out there, on the road. The Coronavirus pandemic has struck a huge blow to everyone involved in the music industry. While the world gets back to some kind of normal, Arlo explores what the psychological effect will be of a world with - for now - no live music in it. She asks other artists she admires like poet and hip-hop artist Kojey Radical, Ed O'Brien from Radiohead, Yannis Philippakis from the band Foals and indie singer songwriter Phoebe Bridgers, how they've dealt with the void. How have they managed the impact on their creative process and where do the silver linings lie? She asks them what lasting impact this time will have on their live performances once the world's venues are open for business again. And she connects with her fans, the people she can't wait to get back to see in the flesh, down in the auditorium. Presented by Arlo Parks. Produced by Clare Salisbury for BBC Audio in Bristol. Photo by Adrian Lee.

Philippakishabla sobre las letras de las canciones del álbum doble de Foals: “yo realmentequería escribir un álbum que reflejara nuestros tiempos y en lo que yo estabainteresado era en escribir letras que tuvieran los sentimientos de confusión yfrustración particulares que puede tener una persona relativamente joven en el2019”, explicó Yannis en la entrevista.

Philippakis habla sobre las letras de las canciones del álbum doble de Foals: “yo realmente quería escribir un álbum que reflejara nuestros tiempos y en lo que yo estaba interesado era en escribir letras que tuvieran los sentimientos de confusión y frustración particulares que puede tener una persona relativamente joven en el 2019”, explicó Yannis en la entrevista.

We continue to celebrate 15 years of the show with another classic episode. This one from 22 May 2010 features Yannis Philippakis and Edwin Congreave from Foals talking about their second album Total Life Forever.

In this week's episode, RBP's power trio reforms to talk about all that's new – and everything that's free – on the site this week. Los tres hombres start with the solo Bryan Ferry, a.k.a. "Byron Ferrari", a.k.a. "Friern Barnet", revisiting the Roxy Music frontman's makeover as a dinner-jacketed lounge lizard and aspiring country gentleman. They then mark the publication of Mike Barnes' Prog-Rock magnum opus A New Day Yesterday with a free-ranging chinwag about the pros and cons of said genre – with specific reference to Mike's great pieces on Pink Floyd and Peter Hammill.We hear a hilarious clip of beloved country-folk troubadour John Prine reminiscing about an improbable visit to Phil Spector's L.A. mansion, followed by a good-humoured debate on the merits or otherwise of, well, country-folk troubadours such as John Prine.Finally, Mark walks us through his personal highlights of the week's "library load", focusing on quotes from pieces about Paul Simon, the Bang(le)s and an unlikely 1997 hook-up between the Wu-Tang Clan and Sharleen Spiteri's Texas. Discussion of maverick axeman Marc Ribot and electro-swingers Caravan Palace rounds the episode.Pieces discussed: Bryan Ferry, Brain Fury, Biryani Ferret, Pink Floyd's Ummagumma, Peter Hammill/Van der Graaf Generator, Captain Beefheart, John Prine audio, the Mersey Scene, The Supremes, Charlie Watts, Paul McCartney on Jimi Hendrix, Jimi Hendrix live, Paul Simon, Kilburn and the High Roads, The Bangs, R.E.M., Deborah Harry, Wu-Tang Clan meets Texas, Pet Shop Boys, Marc Ribot, Foals' Yannis Philippakis, Lianne La Havas and Caravan Palace

In this week's episode, RBP's power trio reforms to talk about all that's new – and everything that's free – on the site this week. Los tres hombres start with the solo Bryan Ferry, a.k.a. "Byron Ferrari", a.k.a. "Friern Barnet", revisiting the Roxy Music frontman's makeover as a dinner-jacketed lounge lizard and aspiring country gentleman. They then mark the publication of Mike Barnes' Prog-Rock magnum opus A New Day Yesterday with a free-ranging chinwag about the pros and cons of said genre – with specific reference to Mike's great pieces on Pink Floyd and Peter Hammill.We hear a hilarious clip of beloved country-folk troubadour John Prine reminiscing about an improbable visit to Phil Spector's L.A. mansion, followed by a good-humoured debate on the merits or otherwise of, well, country-folk troubadours such as John Prine.Finally, Mark walks us through his personal highlights of the week's "library load", focusing on quotes from pieces about Paul Simon, the Bang(le)s and an unlikely 1997 hook-up between the Wu-Tang Clan and Sharleen Spiteri's Texas. Discussion of maverick axeman Marc Ribot and electro-swingers Caravan Palace rounds the episode.Pieces discussed: Bryan Ferry, Brain Fury, Biryani Ferret, Pink Floyd's Ummagumma, Peter Hammill/Van der Graaf Generator, Captain Beefheart, John Prine audio, the Mersey Scene, The Supremes, Charlie Watts, Paul McCartney on Jimi Hendrix, Jimi Hendrix live, Paul Simon, Kilburn and the High Roads, The Bangs, R.E.M., Deborah Harry, Wu-Tang Clan meets Texas, Pet Shop Boys, Marc Ribot, Foals' Yannis Philippakis, Lianne La Havas and Caravan PalaceThe Rock's Backpages podcast is proud to be part of the Pantheon podcast network.

Cet épisode est un reup de la rétrospective dédiée à Foals publiée il y a quelques mois. Une playlist des morceaux cités et joués est disponible sur le site ou sur Spotify. Bonne écoute !

A lesson was learnt here - don't invite a rock star into your home on a Friday night and expect mum to hold back on the wine, or hold back on baiting me to drink more. Currently number 1 with their new record, we welcomed the wonderful Foals front man Yannis through our doors. We celebrate the band's marriage, talk a LOT about Greece and his Greek Jewish heritage (much to mum's delight), the reason he couldn't perform at the Mercury Music prize this year and his love for Creme Fraiche. He resists offering up his last supper and to be honest, the night's a bit of a blur - so much so we forgot to take a photo! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Strings, spy cams and a stink box in Oxford. On this episode of Inspired, Foals front-man Yannis Philippakis goes through ‘My Number’, a gift of a song that turned into a “nightmare”.

Strings, spy cams and a stink box in Oxford. On this episode of Inspired, Foals front-man Yannis Philippakis goes through ‘My Number’, a gift of a song that turned into a “nightmare”.

On the latest installment of Track By Track, News Editor Ben Kaye talks to frontman Yannis Philippakis, who breaks down Foals' first of two studio albums in 2019, Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost - Part 1. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy

On the latest installment of Track By Track, News Editor Ben Kaye talks to frontman Yannis Philippakis, who breaks down Foals' first of two studio albums in 2019, Everything Not Saved Will Be Lost - Part 1. For information regarding your data privacy, visit acast.com/privacy

Foals' frontman Yannis Philippakis talks to Greg Cochrane about his recent visit to a remote greek monastery, the perils of social media and releasing two albums in 2019, in this series-opening episode. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

FACE B - PASTILLE RADIOPHONIQUEDes groupes phares par des morceaux rares Incarné par Yannis Philippakis, Foals se forme en 2005 en terres anglaises à Oxford, sur les cendres de The Edmund Fitzgerald. Le goût du groupe pour l'enregistrement l'emmène d'abord aux USA (Brooklyn, NY) pour son premier album 'Antidotes' (2008), en Suède pour le second nommé 'Total Live Forever' (2010), en Angleterre pour 'Holy Fire' (2013)... et en France, en Provence, pour 'What Went Down' (2015).Ces albums ont réservé des titres restés rares encore aujourd'hui. Retour sur l'histoire de Foals au travers de bonus track japonais et de faces B :- (extrait : Hummer)- Brazil Is Here (2008)- The Forked Road (2010)- Bluebird (2013) Retrouvez davantage d'informations dans le podcast de l'émission...Et rejoignez ici la communauté Facebook de Face B - pastille radiophonique !

It was Muse who joined Gordon this week from their sunny, seaside setting in Stateside! The lads chatted about their new single and whether or not it's anything to do with one Donald Trump…….! There was a Classic Album from the Manic Street Preachers and plenty of stories about the great and good of rock n' roll: The Rolling Stones and Paul McCartney will do, right?! There's also a little bit of festival chat from Yannis Philippakis (Foals) and a ‘wee' bit of a story about beer… Wait for it! Tune in LIVE every weeknight from 7pm-10pm to hear Gordon on Radio X.

Foals frontman Yannis Philippakis drops by Kyle Meredith With… to tell us about the band's latest album, Life Is Yours, and the experimental mood they found themselves in that led to a more synth-driven record.The lead singer talks about working with multiple producers, making a dance record with deeper meaning, looking back at the sometimes destructive behavior of his youth, and the need to connect with one's past. He also touches on taking inspiration from Caribou and Underworld, and making music with the latter project's Karl Hyde that will come out eventually.Listen to Yannis Philippakis talk Life Is Yours and more above or watch the discussion (from the back of a moving car!) via Consequence. After that, don't forget to like and subscribe to Kyle Meredith With… wherever you get your podcasts, and you can also follow the Consequence Podcast Network for updates on all our shows.Advertising Inquiries: https://redcircle.com/brandsPrivacy & Opt-Out: https://redcircle.com/privacy