#music podcast

[jammechanics]

On the 5th episode of Jam Mechanics, we make amends to Bug for all the lost ice breakers. This is as close to a "Holiday Episode" as we get, and we almost got it right!

Jam Mechanics is a podcast hosted by Matt (The Narcissist Cookbook) and Bug (Bug Hunter) where we challenge each other to write a song demo from scratch every episode.

If you'd like downloadable files for this episode (and the demos we showed off), ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠you can go to our Bandcamp⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ or ⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠website⁠⁠⁠⁠⁠ to pay-what-you-want to support us!

and follow us on Instagram, YouTube, etc! Please share the show (and our music) with friends!

lyrics for both songs below

BUG'S SONG Matt's challenge: First Contact (42 word max!) Title: AlIen Lyrics: When I open up my phone, you're the first name on my list An Alien emoji next to your name and I wish When I open up my phone I wasn't forced to reminisce but when I open up my phone you're the first name on my list

you're the first name on my list when I open up my phone the Typo from the time we met I chose to leave alone you're the first name on my list that will never phone home you're the first name on my list when I open up my phone

The first contact on my list, when I open up my phone the reminder of the time we met, the name I never chose but AlIen, alphabetically will not leave me alone

you're the first name on my list when I open up my phone

MATT'S SONG Bug's Challenge: Give me a (misunderstood) Christmas Song Title: A Christmisunderstaning Lyrics: it's the moment of the midwinter the time of yule through a log on the fire and let it burn every crackle and spark will represent a baby pig or a calf to be born next year

here he comes across the sky underneath cover of night he knows who has been naughty he knows who has been nice he punishes the wicked brings good tidings to the pure so huddle up beside the fire prepare for the coming of odin lord of frenzy weep for the coming of odin

it's december 25th and the children are playing with their new gifts oh the light of joy in the eyes of a child as the party winds down as the wine runs dry with snow on the ground we remember the night of the virgin birth

happy birthday mithras infant god savior of the people born from a rock slayed a bull with your bare hands so the souls of the sinful would be washed in the blood of the innocent

christmas trees were invented by the pagan celts

#jammechanics #the narcissist cookbook #bug hunter #podcast #music podcast #Youtube

[mrbopst]

Good News: The Bopst Show, the only radio show that gives better than you get, airs weekdays, Monday-Friday, 4-5PM (EST-USA, on Slack Radio. Listen online: slackradio.org. And for anytime and anywhere free listening, the Bopst Show gives meaning to your otherwise meaningless life at: chrisbopst.podomatic.com

#Bopst #Bopst Show #Radio #Radio Show #Music #Music Radio #Mixtape #Podcast #Music Podcast #Freeform #Variety Show #Slack #Slack Radio #Bob Dobbs #The church of the subgenius #Weekdays

[musicmattersmedia]

Get ready to delve into the latest episode of the Music Matters Media podcast! Join us as we explore Justin Timberlake's long-awaited return to the spotlight with his sixth studio album, 'Everything I Thought It Was'. We're unpacking all the highlights, from the guest appearances by Fireboy DML and Tobe Nwigwe to the highly anticipated *NSYNC reunion. With Timberlake and Timbaland at the helm of production, along with collaborations with Calvin Harris, among others, the album promises a sonic journey like no other. Tune in as we discuss this sonic voyage, where we reveal our least favorite and favorite tracks, and listen as we share our excitement for the *NSYNC reunion!

Visit our website: MusicMattersMedia.com All Music Matters Media links: linktr.ee/musicmattersmedia

Justin Timberlake's Tiny Desk Concert: https://youtu.be/cMIJsoaxRjk?si=sw5192t2PWQhMklH

#Music Matters Media #Music #Podcast #Music Podcast #Justin Timberlake #Everything I thought It Was #NSYNC #Timbaland #Fireboy DML #Tobe Nwigwe #JC Chasez #Joey Fatone #Chris Kirkpatrick #Lance Bass #tiny desk concert #Memphis #Fuckin' Up the Disco #No Angels #Play #Technicolor #Drown #Liar #Infinity Sex #Love & War #Sanctified #My Favorite Drug #Flame #Imagination #What Lovers Do #Selfish

[zosociologist]

IF YOU'RE BORED AND NEED SOMETHING TO LISTEN TO, ME AND MY HOMEGIRL JUST UPLOADED A NEW EPISODE OF OUR ROCK PODCAST. IN THIS EPISODE WE'RE OBJECTIFYING OLD & MIDDLE-AGED MEN!!!! (while simultaneously confessing our love for them)

Tune in if you too have an unhealthy attraction to middle-aged and old rockstars......or if you're just nosy💅🏾🍸

#classic rock fandom #lay speaks #rammstien #new york dolls #hanoi rocks #podcast #rock music #rock podcast #music podcast #l.a. guns #deftones #whoreticulture #led zeppelin #rock and roll

[propagatelightmedia]

The Smooth Jazz Chillout 13

#Smooth Jazz #Jazz #Music #Radio show #Music Podcast

[dec4podcast]

A fascinating artefact shared on Brian Wilson's social media.

#music podcast #podcast #music blog #the beach boys #brian wilson #carl wilson #dennis wilson #al jardine #david marks #mike love #surf music #rock music history #capitol records

[stuffydollband]

Hey, Dolls! Check out this episode of Replay Or Regret that I was on! We talked about Aesop Rock, D&D, and sometimes we even remembered to talk about my upcoming album, “Ganymede Gives Up The Ghost”!

Find it wherever you get your pods! (Not on YouTube, you people who go to YouTube for podcasts are weird)

#music recs #lgbtq musicians #indie music #stuffy doll #music podcast #podcast recs #podcast recommendations #podcast #queer musician #trans musician #queer music #trans music #lgbt music #aesop rock #dungeons and dragons #d&d #ttrpg community #interview #I do press sometimes

[punkrockmixtapes]

The latest episode of my podcast is out now if you feel like checking it out. You can make fun of our Canadian accents and such.

this episode is our ode to the legendary punk rock label Fat Wreck Chords. We originally did this episode in celebration of Fat’s 25th anniversary. Many years later and we are still debating which Fat Albums left the biggest impression on us.

if you don't have spotify or you don't want to support them you can stream via the other sites or on our website.

#punk #punkpodcast #podcast #pop punk #emo #melodic punk #skate punk #fat wreck chords #music podcast #90s punk rock #Spotify

[cavedwellermusic]

NEW CDM PODCAST EPISODE OUT NOW!!!

We sit down with Bobby of LA stoner /psychedelic rock band Salem's Bend to discuss all things fuzzy and old school. We talk about the band's recent Canadian tour put on by Black Throne Productions and playing with Sons of Arrakis. We also discuss Bobby's hidden love of the Bee Gees, his band's old school influences and the challenges of making music inspired by the 70s rock scene sound fresh, and much more.

Spotify:

YouTube:

Apple Music:

Soundcloud:

#podcast #music podcast #metal podcast #rock podcast #stoner rock #psychedelic rock #classic rock #70s rock #cave dweller music #Spotify #Youtube #SoundCloud

[newmusickarl]

5-9’s Album of the Month Podcast – now on YouTube with our latest episode out now!

It’s an exciting new era for the 5-9 Album of the Month podcast, as we have just launched our official YouTube channel! Each month, we will publishing the latest full podcast episode as well as individual album reviews and our monthly highlights outside of the albums discussed. To explore all our video content so far, including our January and February episodes, you can find our new YouTube channel here. And please, be sure to like and subscribe!

For those new here, the 5-9 Album of the Month Podcast is where I take a seat alongside 5-9 Editor Andrew Belt and Check This Out’s Kiley Larsen to review five high profile album releases from the past month in music, and ultimately name one as our Album of the Month at the end of the discussion. On the Spotify version, we also have some insightful background information to each album from Blinded By The Floodlight’s Matthew McMcLister and you can also hear our picks of the best songs from each record!

For our February 2024 episode, the five albums we discuss are:

Girl With No Face by Allie X

Phasor by Helado Negro

TANGK by IDLES

Prelude To Ecstasy by The Last Dinner Party

Loss of Life by MGMT

If you want to listen to this or any previous episodes simply follow the links below, but also be sure to follow 5-9 Blog on Instagram, Twitter and now YouTube for more news and polls relating to the podcast.

Listen to the new episode on Spotify here

Watch the latest episode on YouTube here

Choose which album joins our April 2024 lineup by voting in our poll here

Album & EP Recommendations

Filthy Underneath by Nadine Shah

Whilst everyone was going through their own personal turmoil during the last few years, much revered musician Nadine Shah was going through a particularly tumultuous time. Not long after releasing her 2020 album Kitchen Sink, Nadine would tragically lose her cancer-stricken mother during the height of the COVID-pandemic. Locked in isolation with her grief, Nadine entered a downward spiral that would play out over the next two years, with heavy substance abuse leading to depression, divorce and even an attempt to take her own life in 2022. Thankfully Nadine survived, agreeing to enter rehab where she would get the help and support she desperately needed.

Now out of rehab, substance-free and most importantly finding her happiness again, Nadine has returned with a new album that is just an absolute tour de force from beginning to end. Playing out almost like a cathartic exorcism of all the demons that have plagued her the last few years, Filthy Underneath is the sound of Nadine laying everything bare for the listener. Brutally raw, deeply personal and gracefully honest, the heavy lyrical inspiration for each track is carefully balanced with liberating, synth-drenched and rhythmic instrumentation, with the live-sounding production adding a theatrical touch to proceedings too.

While it’s an album best experienced as a complete work from start to finish, there are a few standout moments here. None more so than Greatest Dancer, a song where Nadine recalls getting high on her mum’s prescription medicine in front of an episode of Strictly Come Dancing, with pulsating synths reverberating and tribal drums pounding away as she recounts her feelings in that moment. Sad Lads Anonymous is another high point, a poetic spoken word confessional that sees Nadine describe her woes to a work experience kid in an awards show bathroom. Both these tracks present the whole album as a microcosm, filled with sounds that draw you in and make you want to dance, whilst the stories at the core are quite dark and harrowing. It all eventually culminates in the album’s hardest moment, French Exit, an ominously tense track on which Nadine openly confronts her suicide attempt. It’s a truly devastating end to an utterly enthralling record.

It’s no secret that often the darkest times can produce the greatest art. Filthy Underneath is a testament to that, with Nadine bravely and openly sharing her story as both a lesson to others but also, no doubt, her own personal catharsis. Shocking and upsetting at points yet always refreshingly honest and completely captivating, this is without a doubt one of the best albums of the year so far.

Watch the video for Greatest Dancer here

Listen to the full album here

Bleachers by Bleachers

As a producer, Jack Antonoff is partly responsible for some of my favourite records in recent years, working his magic on career-best efforts from the likes of St. Vincent, Lorde, Lana Del Rey, The 1975 and, of course, Taylor Swift. It’s strange then that up until now, his own band Bleachers haven’t done much for me. Instead, Antonoff has been more engaging musically to me when he’s working in the studio behind the scenes than performing out in front. However with this new self-titled effort, their first on new label Dirty Hit, Bleachers might be starting to finally win me over.

Let me start with the caveat that admittedly there’s not too much originality to this record. At every turn Bleachers evoke other bands with their nostalgic brand of indie-pop, with their inspirations also offering up more than they do here. Bruce Springsteen is the constant comparison of course, but shades of some of Antonoff’s recent collaborators like The 1975, The National and even Bon Iver also come through strong, which maybe isn’t surprising given both Matty Healy and Aaron Dessner appear on tracks here. The good news for Bleachers though – I love all of those bands/artists. So whilst it may not reinvent the wheel, I actually find myself drawn to the warm, familiar sounds put forward on this record.

The other big selling point of this album though as just mentioned – the collaborators. Antonoff has gone through his phone book and lined up an exceptional list of guest features who lend their talents to this album, which in addition to Matty Healy and Aaron Dessner include Lana Del Rey, Kevin Abstract, Florence Welch, Annie Clark, Clairo, Bartees Strange and more. It makes for an album filled with highlights, including all four singles (Modern Girl, Alma Mater, Tiny Moves, Me Before You) and a stellar back-end run of Call Me After Midnight, We Are Going To Know Each Other Forever and Ordinary Heaven.

So, whilst it may not win any originality prizes, this is an album I’ve had in heavy rotation since its release. With catchy hooks, groovy guitars and a smattering of saxophone, give it a chance and you may find yourself taken with Bleachers’ self-titled too.

Listen here

Beholder by The Blinders

It is sadly becoming all too frequent. Last month I wrote about nothing, nowhere’s financial pressures when writing and releasing new music as an independent artist and it seems Manchester indie outfit The Blinders are in a similar boat. Shortly after the release of this their third album, The Blinders released a statement to say that they were cancelling their EU tour and taking a step back from the band following the conclusion of their UK tour. It is the sad times we live in unfortunately, where independent artists and music venues are struggling more than ever to make a living, whilst the bigger artists and musical organisations just stand by and watch everything else collapse.

Hopefully the tide in the musical landscape will turn soon, but indeed if this is to be the last Blinders record, they couldn’t have asked for a better final outing. With hazy psychedelic guitar passages and passionate vocal cries from frontman Thomas Haywood, there’s rarely a dull moment across the 39-minute runtime. There’s also some of the bands very best moments too, with the likes of While I’m Still Young, Always, Nocturnal Skies and Swallowing Static all standing out.

Listen here

Songs That Aren’t Mine by Matt Maltese

Having delivered one of my favourite 50 albums of last year with Driving Just To Drive, singer-songwriter Matt Maltese has wasted little time in delivering this follow-up project. However rather than all new material, Matt’s decided to take on a different challenge by serving up this intriguing covers album. Taking on much-loved classics from various eras, Matt very much puts his own stamp on the songs chosen here, turning each of them into timeless, melancholic swoons. With his selection including songs from Neil Young, Bob Marley, T-Rex, Prince, Belle & Sebastien, Avril Lavigne, Sixpence None The Richer & more, his unique takes breathe fresh new life into these well-established tunes.

Listen here

Fantasies EP by Bombay Bicycle Club

A band that just don’t seem to miss, indie-heroes Bombay Bicycle Club have followed-up their much-acclaimed sixth album, 2023’s My Big Day, with this fantastic new four-track EP. Very much keeping the collaborative spirit of that record alive, each track features a female guest vocalist to compliment Jack Steadman’s signature vocals, with the wonderful Matlida Mann, Liz Lawrence, Lucy Rose and Rae Morris all appearing on a track each here. My personal favourite is Better Now with Rae Morris but if you’re a Bombay fan like me, then you’re sure to enjoy this short-but-sweet companion piece to My Big Day.

Listen here

Work In Progress EP by Holly Humberstone

Having finally released her debut album Paint My Bedroom Black last year, Lincolnshire singer-songwriter Holly Humberstone is already back with more new music, with this new EP’s arrival coinciding with her current UK tour. Forged out of unfinished tracks left on her notes app, Holly has taken the time to complete her favourite demos that didn’t make the cut for her previous EPs and debut album. Anthemic recent single Dive is still a highlight, but the spacey stripped-back title track, the saxophone-backed Down Swinging and the simply stunning Easy Tiger all hugely impress too.

Listen here

Also worth checking out:, BLUE LIPS by ScHoolboy Q, How To Make A Master Peace by Master Peace, Daniel by Real Estate, The Past Is Still Alive by Hurray For the Riff Raff, Chorus by Mildlife, A Mirror Brightly by Geographer

Tracks of the Week

Broken Man by St. Vincent

The year is heating up in terms of new releases and in the last few weeks, we got news that the ever-amazing Annie Clark would be dropping her seventh solo record next month. Titled All Born Screaming, the first taste of the record is this absolute ripper of a single, filled with electrifying industrial rock and featuring none other than Dave Grohl. We’ll be reviewing the album for our April podcast and I personally can’t wait!

Listen here

Wild God by Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds

Another big artist with a new album on the way, Australian rock legends Nick Cave & The Bad Seeds will release their 18th (yes 18th!) studio album this August. The first single is the title track and Nick Cave’s claims that the band are “happy” this time around seem legit, as Wild God is as joyous as they’ve sounded in years.

Listen here

Our World by James

Also due to release their 18th studio album this year, Mancunian indie legends James are preparing to drop their new album Yummy next month. Whilst I wasn’t completely taken with the first single, Our World is James at their best. Boasting an infectious pop groove but with a powerful political message at its heart, it’s succeeded in getting me excited for their next opus.

Watch the lyric video here

The Dream of Delphi by Bat For Lashes

Due to release her sixth studio album in May, which is also her first in five years, Natasha Khan AKA Bat For Lashes is back. Revealing her new record’s title track, it is a typically mystical composition anchored around her ever-stunning vocals. Welcome back!

Listen here

A Dream Is All I Know by The Lemon Twigs

Having been named our Album of the Month in May last year, the D’Addario brothers are planning a repeat in 2024, with their fifth studio album A Dream Is All I Know due for release this May. The singles for the record so far have been great but this title track is the best yet, filled with their trademark harmonies and vintage rock riffs.

Listen here

Passing Judgment by Been Stellar

Having caught them live this month supporting The 1975 on their current EU tour, its safe to say the buzz around Been Stellar is justified. Drawing shades to other NYC indie outfits The Strokes and Interpol, their upcoming debut is aptly titled Scream from New York, NY and if lead single Passing Judgment is anything to go by, it could end up being one of the debuts of the year.

Listen here

Mirror Muscles by SOFT PLAY

It’s great to have SOFT PLAY, the duo formerly known as SLAVES, back making music. Having released Punk’s Dead last year which ended up being one of my songs of 2023, you get the sense a new album is on the way and, based off these two singles, it may just be their best yet. New single Mirror Muscles is the one that adds further weight to that claim, boasting some monster riffs and lyrics that take digs at vanity gym goers, it’s sure to go down a storm this coming festival season.

Listen here

Monkey In The Middle by Marseille

And finally this week we have an up-and-coming indie outfit from Derby - Marseille. Influenced by the 90s Madchester scene, their singles up to this point have drawn comparisons to The Stone Roses and Monkey In The Middle is no different, thanks to its sprawling, psychedelic guitar passages. With some particularly scintillating riffs in the back end that would leave even John Squire himself impressed, Marseille are most certainly a band to watch going forward.

Listen here  

Also worth checking out: Gears by Divorce, Change Shapes by Lauren Mayberry, Pull The Rope by Ibibio Sound Machine, What A Devastating Turn of Events by Rachel Chinouriri, Makes Me Violent by Bob Vylan, New World Flow by Joe Goddard & Fiorious, You Make Me Feel So Dumb by Walt Disco

REMINDER: If you use Apple Music, you can also keep up-to-date with all my favourite 2024 tracks through my Best of 2024 playlist. Constantly updated throughout the year with songs I enjoy, it is then finalised into a Top 100 Songs of the Year in December.

Add the Best of 2024 playlist to your library here

#new music #best new music #album recommendation #song recommendation #tracks of the week #album of the month #podcast #music podcast #album review #nadine shah #allie x #mgmt #the last dinner party #helado negro #idles #bleachers #holly humberstone #bombay bicycle club #jack antonoff #james #st. vincent #dave grohl #soft play #the lemon twigs #bat for lashes #nick cave #nick cave and the bad seeds #marseille #been stellar #the blinders

[jammechanics]

episode two is here for your ears! available wherever you consume your podcasts, and also the youtubes

#jammechanics #bug hunter #podcast #the narcissist cookbook #music #music podcast #Youtube

[mrbopst]

Good News: The Bopst Show, the single greatest achievement in the past, present and future of mankind, is always available to give your otherwise meaningless life a sense of purpose, clarity and excitement that it otherwise would not have for free at chrisbopst.podomatic.com

#Bopst #Bopst Show #Radio Show #Podcast #Mixtape #Playlist #Music Playlist #Music Podcast #Variety Show #Freeform #Music #Podomatic #Slack Radio #The Work FM #2024 #Vintage

[musicmattersmedia]

Dive into the angelic melodies and profound narratives of Kacey Musgraves' latest album 'Deeper Well' on today's episode of the Music Matters Media podcast. Join us as we unravel the tales woven into each track, we explore Kacey's journey of growth and maturity, and we delve into the spiritual undertones that enrich her music. Tune in for an insightful discussion that promises to deepen your appreciation for this captivating album!

Visit our website: MusicMattersMedia.com All Music Matters Media links: linktr.ee/musicmattersmedia

#Music Matters Media #Music #Podcast #Music Podcast #Kacey Musgraves #Deeper Well #Same Trailer Different Park #Pageant Material #A Very Kacey Christmas #Golden Hour #Star-Crossed #Country #Pop #Folk #Country Pop #Country Folk #Cardinal #Too Good to Be True #Moving Out #Giver / Taker #Sway #Dinner with Friends #Heart of the Woods #Jade Green #The Architect #Lonely Millionaire #Heaven Is #Anime Eyes #Nothing to be Scared Of #Deeper Well World Tour

[hiphopheadspodcast]

The Listening Sesh: Bruiser Wolf - My Story Got Stories

http://www.thecryptonline.com Vega from The HipHopHeads Podcast brings you a new episode of The Listening Sesh. This episode we review Bruiser Wolf’s new album My Story Got Stories. How does The Bruiser Brigade MC do on his 2nd album? Tune in to find out and also Subscribe to The HipHopHeads Podcast. Below is the video version, feel free to subscribe to our YouTube channel.

View On WordPress

#best hiphop podcast #bruiser brigade #bruiser wolf #hiphop podcast #hiphopheads #hiphopheads podcast #Music #music podcast #my stories got stories #My story got stories #Podcast #rap #rap music #rap podcast #The HipHopHeads Podcast #The HipHopHeads Show #Youtube

[lauraepartain]

The lovely Jrodconcerts Media from our November 2023 Shoot. Jamie is a journalist whose primary focus is on musicians and the music industry. He's interviewed a diversity of artists ranging from indie darlings to household names. From the moment I got coffee with him to talk about our shoot, it was apparent I was seated with a journalist. His ability to ask honest, genuine questions and to get a subject comfortable is a skillset; and it's one he has in spades. Check out his podcaset (https://www.jrodconcertspodcast.com/podcasts/), and I'll share more images from this shoot soon!

#jrodconcerts #music podcast #nashville tennessee #journalism #journalist #kodak #kodak professional #tmax 400 #hasselblad #profoto #profoto b10 plus #lauraepartain #environmental portrait

[propagatelightmedia]

The Smooth Jazz Chillout Vol. 2

#Smooth Jazz Chillout #smoothjazz #smooth jazz music #jazz #jazz fusion #podcast #Music Podcast #art