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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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1:10:52

Episode 212: Frank Ocean - Blonde

Discologist ·

2016/08/25

FOUR long years we waited.FOUR long years we wondered.FOUR long years some of us even tweeted our frustration about it.Now that Frank Ocean's Blonde is here, what the f%$% are we gonna do with ourselves?Show Notes"Frank Ocean and the virtues of boredom" - [Washington Post]Learn more about Frank Ocean's latest,Blonde[link]Learn more about NonameOfficial Site|Facebook|Twitter|InstagramListen On:Soundcloud|Apple MusicListen to our review of Noname's Telefone [link]Check out the track "Yesterday"from

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Episode 211: Lori McKenna - The Bird & The Rifle

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2016/08/22

Sooooooo..Apple Music just bought Cash Money Records, guys. Hashtag "It's on!"Lori McKenna is one of the most respected songwriters working "in" Nashville today. On her tenth album ,The Bird & The Rifle she's stepping out once again and proving that whether it's behind the scenes or on the big stage, she's one of the best around.On their latest album,Ambulance,Sweden's The Amazing have embarked on yet another sonic sojourn through the cosmos, and we've got a taste of the title track for you to

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1:02:20

Episode 210: Michael Kiwanuka - Love & Hate

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2016/08/18

One of the greatest potentialcasualties of our fundamentally damaged copyright laws may be the erasure of not just black cultural history, but the unwinding of the artistic fabric that makes up America. De La Soul knows this first hand.On his sophomore album, soul/folk powerhouse Michael Kiwanuka aims for the stratosphere...and gets there. #spoilersDance punk isn't dead, but it isn't alive either. Zula is something...more.Show Notes"De La Soul’s Legacy Is Trapped in Digital Limbo"[New York

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Episode 209: Avers - Omega/Whatever

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2016/08/15

Warner Music exec Mike Jbara is leaving the entertainment monolith to join "HD music" firm MQA. Is there new music format the future of music, or just another Ogg-Vorbis in the also-ran annals of history.Richmond, Virginia's Avers is back Omega/Whatever, the follow up to 2014's head trip of a debut,Empty Light. Did they survive the sophomore slump? All signs point to HELL YES!Mild High Club. Great band. Questionably great pun. We've got a the heady title track off of their upcoming album Skiptracing

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Episode 208: Noname - Telefone

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2016/08/11

Anticipation. Excitement. Elation. Confusion. Disappointment. This week, Frank Ocean is all of these things and more.Supremely talented Chicago MC Noname first announced herself to the world two years ago on Chance The Rapper's Acid Rap. On Telefone, she's finally stepping out on her own with one of the strongest statements on womanhood, life in the hood, and life in general that we've heard in recent memory.Marcus K, Dowlingand Briana Youngerjoin us to discuss this monumental mix-tape that was well

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Episode 207: Nels Cline - Lovers

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2016/08/08

Rumor has it that despite the constant cries of “foul”, 98% of all videos (over ONE BILLION) on YouTube are 100% kosher from a licensing perspective. Say what?Twenty-five years in the making, Nels Cline’s Lovers captures the passion and history of an artist who has spent a lifetime pursuing his musical truth. On his Blue Note debut, Cline mashes together original compositions with interpretations of the music that has informed his career to craft a delicate statement about relationships, the worth

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Episode 206: The Julie Ruin - Hit Reset

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2016/08/04

Soundcloud may be up for sale, and Deezer, yet another streaming music service launches in the US. Just another day in the #streamingwars.Fronted by punk legend Kathleen Hannah, The Julie Ruin is back with Hit Reset,a savage record that's all killer and no filler. Like you expected anything less.And speaking of savage...Washington DC jazz-emo-thrash duo Dove Lady may be lacking in members but they make up for it with a righteous, and righteously sophisticated, noise. We've got a track for you to

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Episode 205: Franz Nicolay and The Humorless Ladies...

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2016/08/01

Franz Nicolay is a singer, songwriter, multi-instrumentalist, composer, true punk philosopher, and now…an author.The Humorless Ladies of Border Patrol chronicles Nicolay and his wife Maria’s tour through the underground punk/DIY scene of Russia and the Ukraine and is unlike any travelogue that has come before it. Immersive, poignant, and a treat for the senses , Ladies is the next step in an already vital career for Nicolay that is required reading for fans of music, punk, or just gaining a new

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Episode 204: Blood Orange - Freetown Sound

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2016/07/28

Freetown Sound, the latest LP from Blood Orange (aka singer/songwriter and composer Dev Hynes), was already one of the most anticipated releases of 2016 when it dropped. But nobody could have been prepared for the seemingly infinite amount of sonic truths, social commentary, and emotional revelations set free with each successive listen.Great albums are easy to spot coming down the pipe. Important albums only come along when they’re most needed.Freetown Sound is both.Come hang out with Kevin,Marcus

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Episode 203: Sarah Jarosz - Undercurrent

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2016/07/25

A 2003 case against Ticketmaster has finally reached a settlement, which means that you, and you, and you, and YOU get vouchers to a whole mess of free shows. Orrrrrrrrrrr not.In just a few short years, singer/songwriter Sarah Jarosz has manged to become a heavy-hitting mainstay on the folk, bluegrass, and Americana scenes. On her latest release,Undercurrent, Jarosz has built on the foundation she laid on 2013's critically lauded Build Me Up From Bones,to produce an instant classic of modern

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Episode 202: Inter Arma - Paradise Gallows

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2016/07/21

Warner Music has delivered what may be a crippling blow to small record record stores everywhere. But does it matter?Since 2006, Richmond, Virginia's Inter Arma has been setting the heavens on fire with an unholy mastery of metal that promises as much doom as it does unrepentant beauty. On their latest album they're upping the ante and have produced not just the best album of their career, but one of the finest albums of 2016. #SPOILERSDon't know Xenia Rubinos? We've got you covered. Get a taste of

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Episode 201: The Mystery Lights

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2016/07/18

RadRadHolyShitRadRadRadHolyShitRadRadRadHolyShitRadRadRadHolyShitRadIdidn'tknowrocknrollcouldbethiscoolRadRadHolyShitRadRadRadHolyShitRadRadRadHolyShitRadRadRadHolyShitRadRadRadHolyShitRadRadRadHolyShitRadRadRadHolyShitRadRadRadHolyShitRad.That's kinda what it's like listening to The Mystery Lights.This is what it's like talking with them. The Mystery LightsLinksOfficial SiteFacebookTwitterInstagram

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1:13:22

Episode 200: Bob Boilen

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2016/07/14

Sixteen years ago,All Songs Considered’sBob Boilen didn’t just change the game with his podcast about the music he loved and nothing but, he pretty much INVENTED the game.Now Bob has set his sights on the literary world with his new book Your Song Changed My Life. A collection of conversations that is “…less like a record and more like a stack of 45’s,”Your Song Changed My Lifechecks in with some of rock and roll’s biggest names, as well as a few up -and -coming greats to explore not just what makes

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Episode 199: Mail The Horse

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2016/07/11

Mail The Horse is a BAND.Don't call em Americana band. Don't call em a Folk band. Don't call em a Jam band.They're just a BAND.And a goddamn good one at that.Here's the part where we hang out.SHOW NOTESMail The Horse plays here in DC on July 17th at Songbyrd Music House.Get yer tickets now.Check out their track "Backlash" off of the new EP Magnolia Mail The HorseLinksOfficial SiteFacebookTwitterInstagramListen

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Episode 198: Laura Mvula - The Dreaming Room

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2016/07/07

Word is starting to come out that Apple might be in talks to buy Jay Z's TIDAL. Is this the beginning of the end of the streaming wars or...nah...that's totally what it is.Laura Mvula'ssecond album The Dreaming Room,is a symphony of soul and jazz that's pushing the boundaries of both genres.Marcus J. Moore(Senior Editor at Bandcamp)and Marcus K. Dowling(Getting Over)join us to celebrate one of this years must hear albums.Sara Watkins(Nickel Creek,I'm With Her) is back with a new LP,Young In All The

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Episode 197: Diarrhea Planet - Turn To Gold

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2016/07/05

Jimmy Page and Robert Plant wrote some of the mightiest rock and roll songs of all time. Recently another artist made a claim to their throne and rock supremacy. They lost. We still have questions.Nothing says America like some furious, turn-that-shit--to-eleven rock and roll, and nobody makes that music better in 2016 than Nashville's Diarrhea Planet. On their latest LP Turn To Gold, their opening up the throttle and taken everyone along for a quite righteous ride.My Morning Jacket guitarist Carl

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Episode 196: Mitski - Puberty 2

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2016/06/30

The use of cell phones at concerts continues to be a hot button topic for music fans. A new company Yonder is here to tell you where you can stick it (yer phone).Mitski is back with a new album that blows the doors off of any expectations we might have had for her follow up to 2014's Bury Me At Makeout Creek.Paul and Maddy (Wolpow-Gindi) sit in to parse this mothef@#@er of an album.Do you like good things? Yes? Good. Jamila Woods' has made a good thing and we've got it for you to assimilate into you

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Episode 195: Caveman - Otero War

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2016/06/27

Kanye West. He can't, he won't and he don't stop...being an a-hole. (We) Discuss.Caveman is a killer f@#@ing band who has made couple of killer f@#@ing albums. Their latest effort Otero Warcontinues this trend with a little bit of sci-fi epic for good measure.Do you love rock and roll? The Mystery Lights looooove rock and roll and they're here with a savage new track to testify for you. Dig it.Show NotesGet to know The Mystery LightsOfficial Site|Facebook|Twitter|InstagramSpotify|Apple MusicCheck

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Episode 194: White Lung - Paradise

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2016/06/23

Spotify has been in the news A LOT lately guys. Then a couple weeks ago the internet got ahold of their financials and…well…we’re here to talk about what happened next.Toronto indie-punks White Lung are back with a fierce new album that comes straight from the 90’s into Paul’s heart. Is it enough to convince Kevin though?On Everything’s Beautiful, legendary jazz pianist Robert Glasper has assembled an army of modern talent and the ghost of Miles Davis to produce one of the best albums of their

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Episode 193: Robert Ellis

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2016/06/20

With 2011's Photograph and 2014's The Lights From The Chemical Plant,Robert Ellis established himself as one best singer-songwriters working today.Robert Ellis, his third major release (and one of the best albums of 2016) builds on that foundation, but refuses to be constrained to any genre, country or otherwise.On a recent visit to Washington, DC, Robert stopped by the basement to talk about his new album, life on the road and how great songwriting beats all.You deserve this podcast. You earned

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