Hi Folks! This week’s episode features an interview with Stin from Chat Pile! We got to chat about their new album “Cool World,” their art, influences, lyrics and lots more. Thanks again to Chat Pile for coming on the show! Other than the interview, this week had lots of sludge, industrial, grind and more. Stay tuned for the next few weeks! They will feature an interview with Fred Estby from
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New music this week from New York folk punker Jeffrey Lewis and a track from the brand spankin’ new Motherhood album that you should listen to if you haven’t already. Jeffrey Lewis – Sometimes Life Hits You Papal Visit – Calling For Jane Palehound – Eye On The Bat Black Sabbath – Am I Going Insane? Smash Mouth – Blinding Lights Disaster Pony – It’s Got Tentacles Crossed Wires
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My guests today are Deeniti Saha and Samu Shawesh, two organizers of the Girls STEM Up group and the upcoming supporting conference in February.
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Local culture creator and music supporter, Eva George, co-hosted with Tonya Price. They shared some of Eva’s favorite tracks and artists from Shivering Songs 2025, which takes place this weekend. Playlist :: P’tit Bélliveau: Ej M’en Fus :: Rose Cousins: I Believe In Love (and it’s very hard) :: sadie: Psycho B*tch :: Owen Steel: Your Own Imagination :: Motherhood: Sunk :: The Olympic Symphonium & Wolf Castle: Gravity ::
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Released by Capitol Records in 1966, The Big Ben Banjo Band was a musical group pretty much known for their only hit single “Let’s Get Together No. 1” in 1954. By George-John-Paul-Ringo, they’ve done it! Those Big Ben Banjo Band boys have come up with the greatest new sound since The Beatles beat itself. And wot’s more, luvs, they’ve done it by taking 30 of the biggest Beatles hits with
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In this episode we’re focusing on SPIN magazine, which launched in 1985. The following year they recorded a Modern English concert live at Daytona Beach, then distributed it only as a promotional release for radio. You won’t find many copies of this vinyl anywhere, except in our library. Take this as a reminder to treasure your local campus radio’s libraries. Podcast: Play in new window | DownloadSubscribe: Google Podcasts |
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