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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 131: Another One - Mac DeMarco / Green Lanes...

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2015/09/08

This week on the podcast we’ve got new faces, man tears, invaders from Canada and two groovy cats from across the pond. First up, it’s already July 71st and we STILL don’t have a new Frank Ocean album. In age of surprise album drops, does the “tease then delay” release strategy really work? More to the point, is a world withoutBoys Don’t Cryany kind of world at all?Next up -Beloved by many, and confusing to some, Mac DeMarco is continuing his chill ride to the top of the world with a new “mini-LP”

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Episode 130: Marian McLaughlin and Ethan Foote

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2015/09/01

This week on the podcast singer/guitarist/composer Marian McLaughlin returns and is bringing her collaborator Ethan Foote with her to talk about their upcoming album,Spirit House. Equal parts folk, chamber music, and magic,Spirit Houseis the evolution of the work Marian began on 2014’sDerivetaken in directions she only hinted at previously. In this return to the basement, Kevin sits down with the duo to discover more about the albums inspirations, its many collaborators and how it changed the people

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Episode 129: The Most Lamentable Tradgedy - Titus...

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2015/08/25

This week on the podcast, vacation is OVER and we're back to review new albums from indie-punks Titus Andronicus, who may be suffering a tragedy most lamentable, and Seattle surf-gaze quartet, La Luz's latest, Weirdo Shrine. But first: N.W.A. biopicStraight Outta Comptonis dominating the box office, but seems to have forgot some very important facts – specifically Dr. Dre’s vicious 1991 assault of journalist Dee Barnes. Is this just par for the course for bio-pics and entertainment “icons” or should

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1:34:05

Episode 128: Yesscast

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2015/08/11

The week on the podcast we’re headed down the deepest, darkest, music-nerd hole yet. Born in the late 60’s, the band Yes isn’t just one of the greatest prog-rock bands that ever was, they may have been one of the greatest bands period. Joining Kevin on a musical journey through space and time are his old friend Brian, and The Beanstalk Library’s very own Yes super-fan, Brian Pagels.Yes has traveled through many incarnations, sounds, and seismic shifts over the years, and we’re here to expose you to

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Episode 127: Rainbow Rock

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2015/08/04

This week on the podcast Kevin sits down with the Rainbow Lady and Guitarmony Gus (aka Kate Moran and Derek Evry) to talk about the Rainbow Rock Band! Grown up rockers in their own right, Kate, Derek and a whole host of other familiar names in the “IOTA scene” are giving back to the community in the best way they know how: PLAYING MUSIC! “Rocking the rainbow” at libraries, children’s hospitals, schools – pretty much EVERYWHERE – Kate and her crew are bringing joy and knowledge to kids throughout the

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Episode 126: Star Wars - Wilco / Currents - Tame Impala

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2015/07/28

This week on the podcast, we’re talking BIG releases from two of the biggest indie bands around.First up: Wilco got their start out of the ashes of alt-country legends Uncle Tupelo, and while their sound might not have fallen far from the tree at the beginning, over their twenty-plus year career they’ve consistently reshaped their sound, lineup, and even the musical landscape around them to become known as one of the most adventerous bands in rock history. For their latest “trick” the band

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Episode 125: Something More Than Free - Jason Isbell...

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2015/07/21

This week on the podcast we’re talking new albums from Jason Isbell and Kacey Musgraves! Both artists delivered highly acclaimed records in 2013 -SoutheasternandSame Trailer Different Parkrespectively – and now are back with their hotly anticipated follow ups. AreSomething More Than FreeandPagent Materialworth the wait? Can these immensely talented artists charged with, for better or for worse, changing the face of country music strike lightening twice? Kevin, Paul and Patrick dig deep into both

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Episode 124: Sara Curtin

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2015/07/14

This week on the podcast we’re talking to Washington, DC’s Sara Curtin! For years she’s been wowing audiences as one half of The Sweater Set, and more recently singing backup DC’s “supergroup” Justin Jones and the B-Sides, but now it’s time for Sara to stun on her own…again.Michigan Lilium,out July 24th, is Sara’s second solo albumand in advance of her release show in New York City on July 17th, Kevin sat down with the illustrious singer/songwriter to talk about singing, family, cats, the DC scene,

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Episode 123: The Beyond/Where The Giants Roam -...

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2015/07/07

In this week’s episode, we’re talking Apple Music, Prince, Foo Fighters and more! Apple Music launched this week to much fanfare…and then fairly immediate internet derision. Kevin has been testing it out and share’s his thoughts on its current state, and the verdict on if anything can really ever replace Rdio in his life. In other news, Washington City Paper fired a shot across the bow of crappy photo releases that concert photographers are often asked to sign by publishing the release for the Foo

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1:12:55

Episode 121: Aria Of Vernal Tombs - Obsequiae / Lore...

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2015/06/23

This week on the podcast, Kevin and Paul are talkin’ METALLLL! Melding medieval instrumentation with the blackest and loudest sounds found in rock, Tanner Anderson’s Obsequiae project leans hard into the dungeons of old to create ear-quaking cacophonies of doom…but does it satisfy his dark lords? Meanwhile, somewhere in outer space, Boston’s ELDER hurls towards our home.Their new albumLorepromises sweet, sweet oblivion with a side of Yes-worthy prog, but does it rain hellfire supreme from the

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Episode 120: Gold and Stone - Eternal Summers

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2015/06/16

On this week’s podcast, Apple music finally jumps into the streaming music pool, but is it too little too late? Does the hardware giant have what it takes to deliver a “revolutionary” product that will save the music industry, or is this just a warmed over Beats destined to go the way of the Ping.PLUS! Kevin and Patrick talk bad practices in music journalism (we’re looking at you Pitchfork), unleash a new track from Dale Watson,and review the latest album from dream-punkers Eternal Summers. It’s all

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Episode 119: Before The World Was Big - Girlpool

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2015/06/09

On this week’s podcast, Apple music finally jumps into the streaming music pool, but is it too little too late? Does the hardware giant have what it takes to deliver a “revolutionary” product that will save the music industry, or is this just a warmed over Beats destined to go the way of the Ping.PLUS! Kevin and Patrick talk bad practices in music journalism (we’re looking at you Pitchfork), unleash a new track from Dale Watson,and review the latest album from dream-punkers Eternal Summers. It’s all

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Episode 118: Surf - Donnie Trumpet & The Social...

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2015/06/02

This week on the podcast, we’re back from vacation just in time for Kevin and Paul to team up with the unstoppable Marcus Dowling to talk one of 2015’s most anticipated releases, Donnie Trumpet & The Social Experiment’sSurf.The unofficial follow up to Chance The Rapper’s 2013 mixtapeAcid Rap, Surfsmashes genres, destroys expectations, and elevates the hip hop game in ways that only Chance and his crew could do. Jazz, Hip Hop, Pop, Rock –Surfcelebrates an entire history of music,while pulling it

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Episode 117: Louis Weeks Returns!

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2015/05/19

This week on the podcast, Louis Weeks returns to the basement with his friend/collaborator Noah Berman in tow to talk about their upcoming release,haha!Recorded with a live band and greatly expanded instrumentation,hahabuilds on the the fantastical foundation laid down by 2014’sShift/Away, and launches Weeks’ musical horizons into the stratosphere.Tune in to hear Louis and Noah tell all about how the album was made, what it’s like transitioning from being a largely solo musician to the leader of a

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Episode 116: MCIII - Mikal Kronin / Love Songs For...

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2015/05/12

This week on ye olde podcast we’re strong with indignation, curmudgeon, and wonder.First up, Prince’s “surprise” show in Baltimore last Sunday was billed as a “Rally 4 Peace”, but with millions in potential monetary donations to be generated, and only a “portion” of the proceeds going to charity, should “good vibes” really count as currency? We resurrect our fan favorite “Prince is a dick” segment to investigate.Next up, tune in as we review new records from power-pop wunderkind Mikal Cronin and

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Episode 115: Axis Mundi - Brown Bird / Never Were The...

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2015/05/05

This week on the podcast, we’re still talking about TIDAL, questionable streaming service Grooveshark bites the dust, and DC finally has their very big-time music festival. Will Landmark save the mall or unleash hordes of angry custies upon our nation’s capital? PLUS!!! We review the heartbreaking final album from Rhode Island’s Brown Bird, and take a trip into the surreal with the latest from sax-man Colin Stetson and Sarah Neufeld (Arcade Fire). It’s the only podcast you’ll hear this that features

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Episode 114: Chad Clark of Beauty Pill

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2015/04/28

This week Kevin sits down with Beauty Pill front-man/mastermind Chad Clark to talk about their astounding new recordBeauty Pill Describes Things As They Are.Initially conceived of in 2006, the project was unexpectedly put on hold when Clark fell ill in 2007. Multiple life-saving surgeries and a new outlook on life later, Clark and his cohorts have crafted a rare, exploding-with-life masterpiece that sounds as big as the universe while managing to tackle smaller, more personal matters of the heart

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Episode 113: Ivy Tripp - Waxahatchee / Escape From...

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2015/04/21

In our latest podcast, the TIDAL wave of fail continues for Jay Z’s newborn streaming service. CEO firings and cold calls from Jack White? We dish the latest news on TIDAL, then dive into the messy realities of “poptimism” and what it means for you. PLUS!! The gang takes anIvy Trippwith singer/songwriter Katie Crutchfield aka Waxahatchee, andEscape From Evilwith one of Baltimore’s best, Lower Dens. It’s a jam/schadenfreude packed hour of deep feelings, hard truths and a bit of outlaw country on

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Episode 112: The North Country

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2015/04/14

On this week’s podcast, Andrew Grossman and Michael Hernandez of DC’s The North Country stop by the basement the morning after a most triumphant show at Babe City to talk about their upcoming albumThere Is Nothing To Fear.A pastiche of early 2000’s indie rock (think Arcade Fire, Wilco, My Morning Jacket) mashed together with whip-smart observational lyrics and sublimely honest, observational, lyricism,Fearnot only marks the arrival of a major musical force on the DC scene, but happens to be one of

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Episode 111: Sometimes I Sit and Think, and Sometimes...

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2015/04/06

On this week’s podcast, Kevin, Carrie and Patrick explore the often hilarious, and hilariously verbose world of Australian singer/songwriter Courtney Barnett and her debut LPsometimes I sit and think, and sometimes I just sit.But not before dishing all of the dirt on Jay Z’s Tidal, the newest player in the streaming landscape. Artist owned and curated, will Tidal, with its “hi-fi” stream and no free tier subscription, follow through on its promise to save the music industry, or is it just more of

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