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Discologist

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A Milwaukee/DC based music podcast about discussing and sharing the best new and new-to-you music PLUS interviews with music legends that you won"t hear anywhere else!Hosted by Kevin HIll and Eduardo Nunes.*May be powered by cats.*Intro narration created using Eleven Labs (AI) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Episode 470: New Music from Torres, Brian Fallon, and...

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2020/04/09

On all-new Discologist, we’re taking a look at a few of the releases that flew under the radar for us over the past few weeks with new music from Torres, Brian Fallon, and the ultimate chill of Jeffrey Silverstein.We’re part of the Osiris podcast network. Osiris is creating a community that connects people like you with podcasts and live experiences about artists and topics you love. To stay up to date on what we’re up to, visit our site and sign up for our newsletter. Osiris works in partnership

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Episode 469: The Marshall Tucker Band's 'Carolina...

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2020/03/27

When people hear the term "southern rock," they are likely to think of the Lynyrd Skynyrd, The Allman Brothers Band, or even more modern outfits like Drive-By Truckers. But when was the last time you thought about The Marshall Tucker Band? Grab a cold one and head down south with us as we dig intoCarolina Dreams,an album that's not just the high point of this legendary group's career, but one of the best rock and roll albums ever made, period.We’re part of the Osiris podcast network. Osiris is

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Episode 468: Morphine's 'The Night'

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2020/03/23

Morphine’s unexpected swan song,The Night,is a sophisticated, bittersweet gut-punch of a record that found the Boston trio continuing to evolve even as the loss of Mark Sandman (the band's heart and soul) signaled a definitive end of the road for the legendary outfit.Tune in as we go deep into this oft-overlooked career-capping masterpiece, Morphine’s legacy today, and much, much more.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/discologist. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more

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Episode 467: The Sundays' 'Reading, Writing, and...

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2020/03/19

Despite having released only three albums in their relatively short career, The Sundays remain one of the most influential bands of the 90s. With Harriet Wheeler’s undeniable voice at the fore, the quartet perfected the “indie-pop” that the 80s gave rise to and turned it into something timeless, idiosyncratic, and perfect.Thirty years after its release,Reading, Writing and Arithmetic, their first album, still sounds as magical and forward-thinking as ever. We’re taking a look at this possibly

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Episode 466: Circles Around The Sun

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2020/03/13

Since its inception in 2015 as the soundtrack to the end of the Grateful Dead's long strange trip, Neal Casal's Circles Around The Sun has evolved and grown into something much greater than the sum of its parts (keyboardist Adam MacDougall, bassist Dan Horne, and drummer Mark Levy) and original mission. In August of 2019, tragedy struck when Casal took his own life, but he didn't exit this world without leaving behind something for the rest of us: MUSIC.Circles Around The Sun,the band's third and

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Episode 465: Alabaster Deplume's 'To Cy & Lee:...

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2020/03/06

Saxophonist and poet Alabaster Deplume is a true man of the people. With a focus on human interaction and togetherness, Deplume’s music, both on record and in live performance, serves one purpose, and one purpose only: To bring us all together. We’re taking a look at this legend-in-the-making’s remarkableTo Cy & Lee: Instrumentals, Vol. 1,and uncovering some answers as to why music is such an essential force in our lives along the way.PLUS: Percussionist Joe Westerlund’sReveries In The Rift,uses

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Episode 464: Dan Deacon's 'Mystic Familiar'

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2020/02/28

More important than the fact that Dan Deacon is a motherf***ing wizard is that he is a human. And on his fifth LP Mystic Familiar, the genius from Baltimore is melds man and machine to remind us all how great it is to be alive and, more importantly, that we’re all in this together.PLUS! Washington, D.C.’s the back with big plans for the future! We’re spinning their latest single “Freaks” just for you, BB.We’re part of the Osiris podcast network. Osiris is creating a community that connects people

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Episode 463: Agnes Obel's 'Myopia'

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2020/02/21

On her fourth LPMyopia, Danish musician/composer Agnes Obel is looking deeper into herself than ever before. As an artist, Obel requires isolation to create, but what happens when that self-created world cannot be trusted? Love, death, and our relationship with the world around us all take a seat at the table on this atmospheric journey into the self.PLUS! Who, or what is Maximilian and The Reinhardt? Tune in and find out everything you need to know about this new project, and bear witness to their

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Episode 462: Peter Gabriel's 'Us'

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2020/02/14

Peter Gabriel’s sixth solo LP,Us, might be the music icon’s finest hour, but it was born from some of the lowest points in his life. Fueled by the pain of his divorce, estrangement from his daughter, and a growing awareness of an unraveling world around him,Ustakes an unflinching look at the messiness, pain, and beauty that make up our relationships to not just those closest to us, but humanity writ large.All you need is love on a special Valentine’s Day edition of Discologist celebrating Gabriel’s

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Episode 461: John Moreland's 'LP5'

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2020/02/07

John Moreland songs always could hit you straight in the heart, but on his latest effort, his deep baritone is resonating even deeper. His first album working with a producer (Matt Pence),LP5, finds new sounds and instrumentation seeping into what his fans have come to love about his music. The results are as surprising as they are revelatory, painting a picture of an artist who, twenty years into his career, is still evolving, still searching for some truth.PLUS! Elkhorn’sThe Storm Sessionsexpands

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Episode 460: ...And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of...

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2020/02/05

For over twenty-five years Austin, TX’s …And You Will Know Us By The Trail Of Dead have been crafting atmospheric, psychedelic, supercharged rock n’ roll. On their tenth albumX: The Godless Void and Other Tales, the core duo of Jason Reece and Conrad Keely are getting further out than ever before, delivering an exciting new chapter in this legendary groups history. Self-proclaimed super-fan PJ Sykes joins us to discuss the return of one of his musical heroes, the power of legacy, and more.PLUS: The

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Episode 459: Jeff Parker's 'Suite for Max Brown'

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2020/01/30

Guitarist Jeff Parker is best known for his work with Chicago post-rock gawds Tortoise. But anyone who has followed his career knows that he has a long history of sharing the spotlight with heavy hitters like Joshua Redman, Meshell Ndegeocello, and more while continuing to occupy the more experimental corners of the jazz world with the likes of Makaya McCraven and the new Chicago jazz scene.Suite for Max Brown,a forged-from-joy mixtape from outer-space, expands the lexicon of modern jazz even when

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Episode 458: Bonny Light Horseman

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2020/01/23

For their debut album Bonny Light Horseman (Anais Mitchell, Eric Johnson, Josh Kaufman) — a supergroup that is ACTUALLY super — leaned heavily into a shared love of English folk music, updating sometimes centuries-old songs that still feel as relevant today as that did in an EXTREMELY pre-internet world. Wes Covey sits in this week as we explore why this music resonates still, the supreme power of teamwork, and how to talk about practically perfect albums, and more.PLUS! New music from Durham based

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Episode 457: Futurebirds' 'Teamwork'

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2020/01/16

Since 2008, Futurebirds have been stunning audiences with their potent mix of cosmic country, psychedelia, and good old rock and roll. Recorded “all over the place,” their new albumTeamworkis the culmination of years of refining their craft and a testament to the bond they’ve forged not just between the band and their fans, but the family that Futurebirds has become in the process.We’re part of the Osiris podcast network. Osiris is creating a community that connects people like you with podcasts and

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Episode 456: Sonny Stitt's 'Mr. Bojangles'

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2020/01/09

How do we know if a piece of music is good? How do we know if it is bad? How do we knowwhywe feel the way we do about the songs that soundtrack our lives? Those are the questions that we’ve asked over and over for almost 500 episodes on Discologist. As we enter our 10th season, it’s about time we found some answers.On the season premiere, Kevin and Eduardo are digging into legendary jazz saxophonist Sonny Stitt’s overlooked masterpiece,Mr. Bojangles.An album that is as transcendent as it is

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Episode 455: In Conversation with Ryan Walsh...

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2019/11/12

After garnering national attention and widespread acclaim forAstral Weeks: A Secret History of 1968– one of the best books ever written about rock music, Van Morrison, Boston, or possibly all of the above – singer/bandleader Ryan Walsh knew that his next project would be a new Hallelujah The Hills album, and nowI’m You,the band’s magnum opus is here. A travelogue of indie-rock history, existential fear, and joyful salvation,I’m Youcelebrates the search for truth in art, the truth about ourselves,

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Episode 454: R.E.M.'s 'Monster' at 25

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2019/11/04

Twenty-five years ago, R.E.M was practically the biggest band on the planet. “What could they possibly do next?” was the question on everyone’s minds after the Athens, Georgia quartet’s career-defining double-shot ofOut Of TimeandAutomatic For The People, and the answer, for many, was perplexing. Throwing glam-rock, psychedelia, punk, avant-garde, and a dash of pop sensibility into a blender, the band hit “crush” and the result wasMonster, the most polarizing album of their careers.It was also one

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Episode 453: clipping.'s 'There Existed An Addiction...

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2019/10/31

Getting stalkedGetting eaten aliveGetting shot in cold bloodGetting murdered by someone you trustGetting cut to piecesGetting hungGetting murdered while people stand by and do nothingGetting home invadedGetting treated like an animal. Meat. Instead of like a human beingThese are some of our greatest fears on Halloween…or everyday if you’re a person of color in America in 2019.clipping. made an album about it.This is important. This means something.Happy Halloween, America.We’re part of the Osiris

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Episode 452: Chris Isaak's 'Heart Shaped World' and...

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2019/10/28

Thirty years after the fact, Chris Isaak’s “Wicked Game” remains a landmark achievement of both songcraft and video artistry, but what about Heart Shaped World, the album that spawned it. Take a journey with us into the heart of hunkiness as we explore Isaak’s career and legacy, why “looks” are (unfortunately) an integral component of how we qualify our art, and much more.We’re part of the Osiris podcast network. Osiris is creating a community that connects people like you with podcasts and live

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Episode 451: One Eleven Heavy's 'Desire Path'

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2019/10/24

If bands like Little Feat, The Allman Brothers, and NRBQ tend to take you into outer space, then transatlantic “supergroup” One Eleven Heavy — featuring James Jackson Toth on guitar/vocals, Nick Mitchell-Maiato on guitar/vocals, Dan Brown on bass, and Hans Chew on keys — has got an album for you.Desire Pathtakes the band’s shared love of psychedelic-tinged “classic” rock and blasts it into the 21st Century, pairing mind-bending guitar excursions and serious lyrical chops with an undeniable groove

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