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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 151: The Besnard Lakes - A Coliseum Complex...

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2016/01/25

High profile music publicist Heathcliff Berru has serious and multiple allegations of sexual assault leveled against him,and that’s just the tip of one of the darkest corners of the music industry iceberg.The Besnard Lakes return with their fifth album,A Coliseum Complex Museum, and we have an excite.K.A.A.N. drops his latest exhilarating track, “The Eagles”, just days after the passing of rock legend Glenn Frey.Snowzilla has come and gone leaving a potential baby boom in its wake, yet Frank Ocean’s

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Episode 150: The Cactus Blossoms - You're Dreaming

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2016/01/22

Soundcloud strikes a deal with Universal, adding gas to the streaming wars.The spirit of the Louvin/Everly Brothers courses through the veins of The Cactus Blossoms debut album,You’re Dreaming.“Handle With Care” is a righteous song, and a George Fest super-jam proves Wilbury dominance once and for all.And oh yea…we’re FIVE YEARS OLD. Anyone know what that is in cat years?SHOW NOTES"SoundCloud and Universal Music Agree to Licensing Deal"[New York Times]"Soundcloud strikes licensing deal with

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Episode 149: The Catastrophist - Tortoise

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2016/01/19

Revered jazz/prog/post-rock purveyors Tortoise are back with their new album,The Catastrophist.All Songs Considered turns 16 with a jam packed musical blowout at the 9:30 Club right here in Washington, DC.Chicago's Crown Larks take the legacy of Tortoise straight to the future.Oh...and Glenn Frey of The Eagles is gone.Welcome back to the basement. We missed you.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/discologist. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Episode 148: Blackstar - David Bowie

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2016/01/12

David Bowie is dead.LCD Soundsystem is putting the band back together.David Lowery is suing Spotify for $150M.Welcome to 2016Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/discologist. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Episode 147: Best Of 2015 - Part 2

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2015/12/16

2015 was a huge year for music, so obviously we had to make a huge podcast to wrap the whole thing up. In part two of our year-end blowout, Quinn, Paul, and Kevin share the music that gave them the most feels in 2016, then offer up some thoughts on the year to come, pull back the curtain a little on how to make a podcast, and do a dramatic reading ofThe Force Awakensfor your pleasure.*We’ve reached the end, but it’s only the beginning, so sit back, relax, and get your ears ready because here comes

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Episode 146: Best Of 2016 - Part 1

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2015/12/16

This is it! As the year draws to a close, the gang hangs out one last time to talk all of the good, bad, and ugly of 2015. Does your favorite album make the cut, and does that even matter? Can we all just agree Kendrick cuz dammmmnnn?All of these questions and more will be answered as we geek out on all of the music that made 2015 one of the best years for music in recent memory. So sit back, relax, and get your ears ready because here comes Episode 146 of ChunkGlasses: THE PODCAST – BEST OF 2015

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Episode 145: Best Of DC 2015

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2015/12/08

The end is nigh! The end of the year that is. This week on the podcast we’re kicking off our year-end closeout with a mega-sized wrap up of all that 2015 was here in our hometown of Washington, DC.Joined by Paul Vodra (Hometown Sounds), Bryce Taylor Rudow (Random Nerds) and Quinn Meyers (WRGW radio/ATB), Kevin and the gang take a look at some of the bands that moved them the most in 2015, flashback to 2014 to see how far we’ve come, and look forward to the future of what is fast becoming one of the

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Episode 144: Grimes - Art Angels / Jeff Lynne's ELO -...

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2015/12/01

This week on the podcast we’re talking new albums from a hot up-and-comer and the return of a pop legend. First up, Grimes’Art Angelsis an unexpected pop explosion that stretches the limits of what we call indie. Is the young producer’s latest effort a missive from the future or one large step towards the mainstream? Then, pop mastermind Jeff Lynne has revived the legendary ELO with a new albumAlone In The Universe.Does this deeply personal, reflective cycle of songs live up to the name or is Mr

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Episode 143: Made Of Oak (Nick Sanborn)

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2015/11/24

This week on the podcast we’re checking in with multi-instrumentalist / producer Nick Sanborn. Hot on the heels of Sylvan Esso’s massive tour supporting their spectacular self-titled debut, Sanborn is back with the EPPenumbra,his latest project under the name Made Of Oak. An atmospheric collection of rhythmic adventures that draw as much inspiration from the natural world as they do from the machines with which they were made,Penumbrasoundtracks the smaller, quieter moments in life, then sends them

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Episode 142: Positive No

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2015/11/17

This week on the podcast we’re sitting down with Tracy Wilson and Kenneth Close of Richmond, VA’s POSITIVE NO! Each longtime veterans of the indie music scene in their own rights, the couple joined forces in 2011 in the wake of a tragedy – Wilson was hit by a car crossing the street – and began work on the songs that would eventually become the 2013 EPVia Florum.Now they’re back with their debut full length entitledGlossa¸years of experience, and a WHOLE lot to talk about.Tune in for a personal,

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Episode 141: New Bermuda - Deafheaven / The Things We...

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2015/11/10

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Episode 140: Divers - Joanna Newsome / The Age Of...

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2015/11/03

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Episode 139: Jonny Grave

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2015/10/27

This week on the podcast we’re sitting down with DC’s Jonny Grave in advance of his Third Annual Halloween Circus at taking place at the Black Cat in Washington, DC this weekend. Part bluesman, part historian, and all heart, Jonny shares his love of music, DC, history and much, much more.First though, fresh off two days at this year’s Future Of Music Coalition Policy Summit, Kevin shares some brief thoughts on the conference, the organization, and what it all means to you, (especially if you’re a

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Episode 138: Futurebirds Actual

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2015/10/20

This week on the podcast we’re getting meta as we invite Futurebirds down to the basement to talk about Futurebirds, a little bit about us, and much, much more. Out on tour now in support of their most excellent new albumHotel Parties(you can hear our take on it here), these road warriors have seen it all and dish some honest takes on life on the road, making it in the modern music industry and the often strange relationship between critics and musicians.Plus Typefighter may be dead, but Ryan

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Episode 137: RIP Pitchfork?

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2015/10/16

Earlier this week the monolithic music website Pitchfork announced that they had been acquired by monolithic mega-publisher Condé Nast, throwing teh internets into a frenzy. Is this the end of music journalism? The death knell of the modern "tastemaker?" An opportunity for a new golden age of criticism to begin? We invited Marcus Dowling and Random Nerds Editor-In-Chief, Bryce Taylor Rudow to the basement to get to the bottom of it all in this BONUS EPISODE of ChunkyGlasses: The Podcast.Support this

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Episode 136: Casey Rae, CEO of Future Of Music Coalition

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2015/10/13

This week on the podcast we’re going full wonk as Kevin and Marcus Dowling sit down with Future Of Music Coalition CEO Casey Rae to try and save the music industry! With their 15th Annual Policy Summit just around the corner (October 26-27th) it was about time that Casey dropped by the basement to fill us in on the important work done by his organization, talk the literal future of music, and much, much more.Plus! You’ve seen PJ Sykes covering Hopscotch Music Festival in our pages, now hear a brand

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Episode 135: Hotel Parties - Futurebirds / Southland...

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2015/10/06

This week on the podcast: How easy is it to trick a music blogger? Apparently hilariously so if you’re using Wayne Coyne as bait! The gang discusses a hilarious prank that was recently pulled on the blogosphere, and its implication for the sad state of modern music journalism as a whole.Then we’re heading over to the jammy side of town, as we dig deep into two of this year’s best releases. First up, Athens, GA’s Futurebirdsare back with their unique brand of cosmic twang on their new albumHotel

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Episode 134: BRNDA

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2015/09/29

Washington, DC based BRNDA's infectious "snack-punk" can be hard to classify… and even harder to get out of your head. Hot off the release of their sophomore release,Year Of The Manatee, Dave Lesser (guitar), Leah Gage (drums) and Jhn Whytefoot (bass) pay a visit to the basement to talk about the history of the band, where their uniquely fearless music fits into the current DC scene, how to make it as a modern artist in a modern world, and much, much more.PLUS! Kevin shares some thoughts on this

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Episode 133: Nashville Obsolete - Dave Rawlings...

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2015/09/23

This week we call an audible and call em like we see em. First up more TIDAL talk as we figure how to save the music industry for the 178th time. Then it’s the triumphant return of the Dave Rawlings Machine and an obvious deep dive into a lake of feels as we take on Ryan Adams take on Taylor Swift’s1989.PLUS! Megafaun-er Phil Cook’s latestSouthland Missionsis a joyful explosion of soul and we’ve got a track for you to hear that proves it.Tight deadlines. Shifting tastes. These things matter not to

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Episode 132: The Return of Miss Shevaughn and Yuma Wray

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2015/09/15

This week on the podcast, our friends Miss Shevaughn & Yuma Wray are back on the best coast which can mean only one thing: PODCAST TIME. After months of hard work, their upcoming follow up to2014’sLean Into The Windis almost ready! Erin and Chris sit down with Kevin for a supremely heady chat about their new album and why it’s their most ambitious project yet, Erin’s fledgling foundation Musica Feminista, and what it means to be outspoken activists in an industry that far too often rewards

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