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Just who is this Pizza Steve and why does he hold such sway on the band? Steve matters, but so does the immortal Black Sabbath. We commemorate a dear friend and phenomenal musician, James Casey. He matters to us. If you're hurting, know that we're hurting too. Cuz as Andy says, "you never know when you're gonna leave the party." And on the Interview Hour we got singer songwriter, Kristian Matsson aka The Tallest Man on Earth! Is he really all that tall? Or do we just look up to him for his excellent song writing and insight on the human condition? No way to know unless you listen to his music... and this interview ;) seriously though, his music is heart wrenchingly good. So do yourself a favor and check out thetallestmanonearth.com

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Produced by Andy Frasco, Joe Angelhow, & Chris Lorentz

Audio mix by Chris Lorentz

Featuring:

• Shawn Eckels
• Andee Beats Avila
• Arno Bakker

Keith is out again this week, so Grant talks about how and why you don't have to be a starving artist.  Using his own experience with music, the topic this week focused on is how to balance multiple passions and support yourself, without living paycheck to paycheck. 

Other topics include: star wars, stuffed animals, penis fish and much more!

Produced by: Sound Pollination

The first episode!  Chris and Ryan talk Kayo Doy's new one Blasphemy and Bon Iver's i,i.  They also talk Chris' philosophy on raisins and Ryan's fun times at gamestop.

Hør Iver B. Neumann i samtale med Helge Jordheim om boka "Forelesninger om regjering og styringskunst" av den franske filosofen Michel Foucault. Den er nr. 42 i serien.

Iver B. Neumann er statsviter og sosialantropolog, og er instituttdirektør ved Velferdsforskningsinstituttet NOVA. Neumann har oversatt Foucaults bok til norsk.

Helge Jordheim er professor i kulturhistorie ved Universitetet i Oslo.

Les mer om boka:
www.cappelendammundervisning.no/_forelesn…202218188

A question and response episode—everything from books to music to smoothies.

Conversations with Anne Lamott, Annie Proulx, Wendell Berry, Glennon Doyle, The National, The Lumineers, Bon Iver, Wilder Woods, Benny Holloway...and you.

Show Notes: 

https://www.altertogether.com/shownotes/2019/9/15/episode-10-q-amp-a-whats-fueling-you

Dr. Chayim Newman is a clinical psychologist that uses various therapeutic methods to treat difficulties with anxiety and stress, mood and depression, relationships, chronic or stress-related medical illness, and other psychological/emotional issues.

With over two decades of experience as a touring performer, event producer, and artist liaison, he has a first-hand understanding of the unique challenges and stresses facing musicians and high-profile individuals.

We sat down with the Dr. Newman to discuss the series of events that led him to counsel musicians, why we tend to listen to depressing music when we're "in our feelings", and what's really going inside Kanye's head.

Cole speaks of his early dreams to join Reel Big Fish, and then actually joined Godspeed You! Black Emperor on stage (not to mention, toured with Bon Iver). Noah is part of my favorite band in Minneapolis right now, Trombone Band. Also, Noah saw a ghost.

The big catch up!  Marriage equality supreme court case! Is cake baking art?  Sexual harassment tote board still filling up!
Show reviews of St. Vincent, Bon Iver, and the last Slowdive show!  iTunes reviews will get you a shotglass (and maybe some other stuff!).  Contact us! nogdband@gmail.com, nogdband on twitter and Instagram

The Balvenie's Jonathan Wingo sits down with me to co-host a 10 song playlist with paired whiskies. We intro the tracks and talk about why whisky is the best thing to pair with music. Some great bottles, and even greater songs in the mix. Sit back, tune in, and enjoy this great playlist. Get the Spotify playlist here! With 2 extra tracks.

Anurag and Nicholas discuss their favorite albums of 2016.

Josh Zoerner (Ask a Punk Podcast!) guests on the tenth (!!) episode of The Shakermaker Podcast to discuss "Digsy's Dinner," the ninth track off of Oasis' debut, Definitely Maybe.

Josh and Patrick discuss how "Digsy's Dinner" is one of the band's more relatable early songs, Josh draws some comparisons to Bon Iver in the lyrical work, Patrick complains about how he doesn't really like the song, and the both discuss the version Noel has begun playing live with his solo band.

Follow Josh on Twitter: http://bit.ly/2eZdXic. Check out Ask A Punk on Twitter (http://bit.ly/2e1yShs) and Medium (http://bit.ly/2esKlFf), as well as the show's feed: http://bit.ly/2eZg99j

Here is the Noel solo version: http://bit.ly/2geQ1Va.

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Helms Alee - Stillicide
James Vincent McMorrow - We Move
Nick Cave & the Bad Seeds - Skeleton Tree
Angel Olsen - MY WOMAN
Eluvium - False Readings On
Local Natives - Sunlit Youth
Jack White - Acoustic Recordings 1998-2016
Drugdealer - The End of Comedy
Teenage Fanclub - Here
Okkervil River - Away
Wilco - Schmilco
MIA - AIM
Clipping - Splendor & Misery
Preoccupations - Preoccupations
Touche Amore - Stage Four
Cymbals Eat Guitars - Pretty Years
The Handsome Family - Unseen
Against Me! - Shape Shift With Me
Pixies - Head Carrier
Jenny Hval - Blood Bitch
Kishi Bashi - Sonderlust
July Talk - Touch
How to Dress Well - Care
Warpaint - Heads Up
Beach Slang - A Loud Bash of Teenage Feelings
Devendra Banhart - Ape In Pink Marble
Merchandise - A Corpse Wired for Sound
Flock of Dimes - If You See Me, Say Yes
Hamilton Leithauser & Rostam - I Had a Dream That You Were Mine
Grouplove - Big Mess
Banks - The Altar
Opeth - Sorceress
Bon Iver - 22, A Million
Public Access T.V. - Never Enough
Drive-By Truckers - American Band
S U R V I V E - RR7349
Danny Brown - Atrocity Exhibition

One of my favorite musical discoveries of this winter has been the moody, verbose layers of Milwaukee's Field Report. How I've never encountered singer Chris Porterfield's work before is beyond me, but the striking LP cover of Marigold drew me in while looking online for a soundtrack to cooking breakfast one day. Porterfield sells his songs in a plain-spoken, reed-y way, and builds simple melodic structures up into walls of articulated noise that glide along gracefully while dealing with darker topics (alcoholism, suicide, lost loves) that confront the grittiness of reality while still retaining an optimistic gleam. 

Chris spent time in a band called DeYarmond Edison alongside Bon Iver's Justin Vernon and Megafaun's Brad & Phil Cook and Joe Westerlund. It's hard to listen to Field Report's first record without at least hearing the faint shadow of some of those other band's successes in the lyrics, but Porterfield's newest record (Marigolden) leaves those bitter missives in the past and blazes its own trail. It's a beautiful, ambitious record that bursts with honesty, and I can only hope it lands in the right ears to continue Field Report's path. 

Thanks so much to Chris Porterfield for taking the time to chat with me beside a dumpster behind the Sunset Tavern when they were in Seattle recently. We talked about the uncertainty and excitement in song writing, navigating uncomfortability in his lyrics, the specifics of his creative process, and some of his gear choices for the making of Marigolden. 

Give it a listen if you have a chance, and keep tuned in for more podcasts coming up with Alex Robert of Black Whales, Bradley Fry of Pissed Jeans, and director Bill Perrine of San Diego music documentary "It's Gonna Blow!". 

Jacket Audio 14 "It works every time!"

#Lando #Colt45

Voyageur, the latest from Kathleen Edwards, shows the influence of a new producer (think Bon Iver). But how does this record stack up against her earlier, more alt-country efforts? We discuss.

Will, Barrett and Chris count down their lists of their favorite albums of 2011.