Arm of Roger - I Like Lo-Fi Recordings

posted November 13, 2020 #

discovery via @JasonLytle. New *to me*

posted November 13, 2020 #

Johnny Cash spent decades trying to warn us about this. https://t.co/EkqJhSUqdq

posted November 12, 2020 #

"Darth Sidious" is an obvious metal band name. Go with "The Palpa Teens" instead.

posted November 12, 2020 #

The synth-heavy sound of the new South springs from a welcoming community of sonic adventurists. https://t.co/LSqgNuVDb8

posted November 12, 2020 #

First look at Bob Odenkirk's action movie "Nobody": 'I get the s--- kicked out of me' https://t.co/TCNCwt4prs

posted November 12, 2020 #

if you’re a fan of synthesizers, recording, or modern music in general you should know Wendy Carlos. https://t.co/11KCqQ3jbo

Wave Motion Effect | Demo 1

posted November 11, 2020 #

always a fan. so cool.

posted November 11, 2020 #

CONSTANTLY WRONG: THE CASE AGAINST CONSPIRACY THEORIES is premiering right now. I cover how conspiracy theories are not like real conspiracies, the profound truth within Bandersnatch and Sliding Doors, and how to fix everything. https://t.co/qcxI7DCaBr https://t.co/EdPm5Z2geW

CONSTANTLY WRONG: The Case Against Conspiracy Theories

posted November 11, 2020 #

new from Kirby Ferguson. In.

Don’t Fear The Reaper: An Interview With William Sadler

posted November 11, 2020 #

I've been working with the Bill & Ted podcast San Dimas Today for awhile now and with the release of the third, and final, Bill and Ted film - it felt like the show may be coming to a natural resolution. However, I really wanted to the hosts to get some interviews with a few of the folks involved with the third film to really send them off on a good note.

With that in mind, I'm happy to announce that the latest episode is an interview with William Sadler; Death himself. His appearance in both Bogus Journey and Face the Music are delightful but it's important to remember that this is a guy who has also been in Shawshank Redemption, Die Hard 2 and a long long list of additional films.

Give it a listen as he's got a great story to tell. He's often cast as the bad guy but, honestly, he was a complete sweetheart.

Apple Podcasts, Spotify, Google, etc. etc. Everywhere!

Spencer Cullum's Coin Collection Live At Grimey's

posted November 11, 2020 #

The debut album from Spencer Cullum's Coin Collection comes out tomorrow (yes, a Thursday.. I did that on purpose) and we've released this fantastic five song performance Live from Grimey's.

There are a ton of guest players backing Spencer - including Caitlin Rose, Erin Rae, Annie Williams, Sean Thompson and a long list of others that may be meaningless to you if you're not aware of the Nashville music scene but these folks are good. Real good.

There's a wonderful review of the album up on the Nashville Scene as well. All and all, a great week for Spencer Cullum press. I hope you'll check out the album, which you can pre-save here.

Oh, and that Grimey's performance includes a song called "Dieterich Buxtehude" - which is a long form, krautrock inspired, jam. If you're hesitant about how a psych-folk record can be psych and folk, that's an excellent place to start.

posted November 11, 2020 #

If you thought disinformation on Facebook was a problem during our election, just wait until you see how it is shredding the fabric of our democracy in the days after. Look at what has happened in just the past week.

posted November 10, 2020 #

Just a lil Music City Magic here... This is not to be missed, y’all. Catch @spencercullumjr’s Coin Collection performance in the record shop, premiering tomorrow on YouTube: https://t.co/8R5kBDaQ5w Signed preorders of his @records_yk debut available here: https://t.co/BIC6hs2UHN https://t.co/6sA8OJexEs

Let's Face the Music, My Favorite Things

posted November 10, 2020 #

I started working with a new podcast called Let's Face the Music. The tagline for the series is "the stories behind the standards of the Great American Songbook." In short, it's a Behind the Music for classic songs.

There's only two episodes out at this time but I'm really enjoying it. I have zero involvement in the content of the show - Ryan Breegle tackles all of that. So, each new episode as insightful and surprising for me as it may be for you.

It's available on all the podcast places - Apple, Spotify, Google, Overcast, etc. etc.

The latest episode is all about "My Favorite Things" - a song that I generally associate with The Sound of Music and John Coltrane; though not in any sort of way where the two are connected. In my mind, they're disconnected performances of the same piece of music. However, as the episode lays out, that is not true. There is, of course, connective tissue between them.

Definitely a good listen and not very long! This sort of thing could be exhaustively long but Ryan keeps it quick and engaging. Win win.

posted November 9, 2020 #

No host likes shooting promos, especially for a phone version of their hit game show, but Trebek did them with good humor. So long, Alex, and fuck 'em. https://t.co/7Z1hh1vl2w

posted November 9, 2020 #

before my mom wakes up, i just wanna say... in 2010 or whatever, i gave Das Racist 10 beats for an 8 ball and didn't tell them they all had vogue samples. because i thought it was hilarious. Pizza Hut Taco Bell is technically a ballroom ha. https://t.co/o9MzKqAlJ7

The Return of Admiral Radley

posted November 9, 2020 #

three new releases from Admiral Radley, a collaborative outfit long since dormant since the early 2000's. Welcome back.

posted November 7, 2020 #

Honesty. People who coined the words “snowflake” and “libtard” and mocked safe spaces are now supposed to receive our warmth and affection? Get a grip.

posted November 7, 2020 #

His middle name is Robinette!

posted November 7, 2020 #

Whatever you were wearing when PA called it is your “lucky outfit” and you should not take it off for the next 4 years