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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 490: Sylvan Esso's 'Free Love'

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2020/09/25

After creating a life affirming album (With) and tour with some of their closest friends, Sylvan Esso has reverted back to duo form (Amelia Meath and Nick Sanborn) for their stunning new release, Free Love, their most potent statement on the complexity and power of our humanity to date.Join us as we explore the music of the most necessary albums of 2020 and the conversations that Sylvan Esso’s latest work inspires. Love this show? Let us know by supporting us. Quick. Easy. Makes you feel

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Episode 489: Nubya Garcia's 'Source'

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2020/09/16

Saxophonist Nubya Garcia has long been a standout in the burgeoning London jazz scene, and now with her debut album Source she has fully arrived. We’re digging into this instant classic and checking out a reissue of trumpet player Billy Brooks iconic 1974 album Windows Of The Mind on this all new episode of Discologist.Love this show? Let us know by supporting us. Quick. Easy. Makes you feel good.https://supporter.acast.com/DiscologistSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/discologist. Hosted

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Episode 488: Woods' Dazzling 'Strange To Explain' And...

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2020/09/02

On their 11th albumStrange To Explain,indie-folk band Woods isn't rocking the boat, they're just continuing in their tradition of making consistently exciting and slightly left-of-center folk psychedelia. We're digging into this dazzling release and making the case thatStrange To Explainisn't just one of 2020's essential releases, it warrants a revisiting of this just-under-the radar band's entire career.PLUS! Spin DoctorsPocket Full of Kryptoniterecently turned 29, and we're taking a look back at

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Episode 487: Asher Gamedze's 'Dialectic Soul', A Look...

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2020/08/19

Most people first heard of Asher Gamedze when he contributed drums to Angel Bat Dawid's acclaimed 2019 releaseThe Oracle. Now, the South African drummer is back, this time as bandleader, crafting a powerful statement on colonialism and his country's history with his debut albumDialectic Soul, a record many have called the best release of 2020.In 1976 the ten members of soul/funk band The Edge of Darkness had one thing in common besides their love of music: They were all in prison. Incarceration

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Episode 486: Bruce Hornsby's 'Non-Secure Connection',...

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2020/08/12

Bruce Hornsby returns withNon-Secure Connection, his most out-there set of songs in years, and Madeline Kenney is reminding us how awkward love can be on her sugary new LPSucker’s Lunch.PLUS! New music from garage rockers L.A. Witch from their upcoming LPPlay With Fire!Love this show? Let us know by supporting us. Quick. Easy. Makes you feel good.https://supporter.acast.com/DiscologistSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/discologist. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more

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Episode 485: Immanuel Wilkins' 'Omega' And New Music...

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2020/08/05

On an all-new episode of Discologist, we’re taking you on a musical journey with three great releases from three completely different genres. The first stop is the refined folk of North Carolina’s The Dead Tongues and their new albumTransmigration Blues.Next, we’re moving on to the London scene and Ego Ella May’s upliftingHoney For Wounds.And finally, it’s back home for a history lesson with saxophonist Immanuel Wilkins' stirring Blue Note debut,Omega.Love this show? Let us know by supporting us

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Episode 484: Rose City Band's 'Summerlong' PLUS New...

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2020/07/29

Ripley Johnson’s Rose City Band project started as an act of wish fulfillment. One of the creative minds behind Wooden Shjips and Moon Duo just wanted to “start a country-rock band so I can retire and just play down at the pub every Thursday night during happy hour.” The resulting first album in 2019 was a hazy stroll through the morning dew of a not yet technicolor world. With hints of psychedelia and twang, it was a peak at the source of a style of music before it heads further out into the

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Episode 483: New Music From Lori Mckenna And The...

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2020/07/22

On her latest collection of songs,The Balladeer,Lori McKenna is continuing to prove that she is one of the all-time songwriting greats,and Country Music legends The Chicks return with the triumphant, genre-bustingGaslighter.Tune in as we dig into both of these releases, discuss the current dysfunctional state of country music, and more on an all-new episode of Discologist.Love this show? Let us know by supporting us. Quick. Easy. Makes you feel good.https://supporter.acast.com/DiscologistSupport

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Episode 482: Jazz Odyssey with new music from Ambrose...

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2020/07/15

Welcome back fellow music loversJazz is American culture’s greatest gift to the world. More succinctly, it is one of African-American culture’s greatest gifts to the world.On this episode of Discologist we’ll be discussing the art form’s importance, sometimes daunting legacy, and helping you ease into a new life of jazz appreciation through the lens of three spectacular 2020 releases: Nduduzo Makhathini’sModes of Communication Letters From The Underworlds, Ambrose Akinmusire’sOn The Tender Spot of

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Episode 481: Revisiting Aaron Abernathy's 'Dialogue'

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2020/06/03

As it was in 2017, Aaron Abernathy'sDialogueis a call to resistance and revolution. Revolution for people of color. Revolution for marginalized and oppressed communities here in America. Revolution that is is now playing out in the streets across our nation.In solidarity with those protests and, more importantly, to not just celebrate the art of people of color but make space for their voices and stories, we've "remixed" our 2017 conversation with "Ab" about the creation of Dialogue,the state of

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Episode 480: In Conversation with Chris Rosenau...

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2020/05/29

Milwaukee native Chris Rosenau has been making forward-thinking music for over 20 years as the guitarist for bands like Rosenau & Sanborn, Collections of Colonies of Bees, Volcano Choir, Pele, and more. We’re sitting down with this local hero to talk about the magic of Milwaukee, the power collaboration, and why the arts community needs our support now more than ever.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/discologist. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Episode 479: In Conversation with Rusty Sutton from...

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2020/05/26

Based in Durham, North Carolina, The Glow Management is rapidly becoming one of the most prestigious artist representation agencies in the world. Featuring acts like Bowerbirds, Phil Cook, Wye Oak, Sylvan Esso, and more, they have helped build and support a community of musicians that puts their humanity before commerce and that strive for sustainability over brief flirtations with success. Rusty Sutton, one of the principles and founders of The Glow, sits down with us to talk about the state of the

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Episode 478: A-Ha's 'Scoundrel Days', the Sophomore...

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2020/05/19

In 1985 Norway’s A-Ha conquered the airwaves with their debut album Hunting High And Low, and its groundbreaking video for the single “Take On Me.” One year later, they released Scoundrel Days — a darker, and in many ways more innovative, record — which charted here in America but was quickly forgotten even as the band's popularity continued to explode throughout the rest of the world.Was it a simple case of the dreaded sophomore slump or something else? Tune in as we search for answers.Support this

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Episode 477: Elder's 'Omens'

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2020/05/12

Metal band Elder is revered by their fans but has always existed just outside the mainstream. With the release of their new LPOmens, their moment in the spotlight may have finally arrived.Fusing the massive riffs that they're known for with prog keyboards and a seemingly endless imagination for melody, the newly invigorated quartet has crafted an album that isn't just a high point of the band's career, but one that puts them in the prog/psych pantheon alongside bands like Rush, Yes, and Pink

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Episode 476: Damien Jurado's 'What's New, Tomboy?'

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2020/05/06

For his 18th album (and second in as many years) Damien Jurado is moving on from the stripped down rawness of 2019’s In The Shape Of A Storm, but losing none of the power inherent to his songs. What’s New, Tomboy? finds the venerable songwriter exploring the power of love for things and people both present and lost, and proves yet again that Jurado’s songs/words are one of our most vital conduits to understanding our humanity in this modern world.Support this show

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Episode 475: Hangin' with Hess (Michael Hesslein)...

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2020/04/29

On an all-new Discologist, we’re clocking in for a solid (e)hang with keyboardist/songwriter Michael Hesslein from Mail The Horse. Tune in for a frank discussion about their new album, making music in a pandemic, thoughts on what the future may hold for the music industry, and much more.Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/discologist. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Episode 474: Laura Marling's 'Song For Our Daughter'

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2020/04/24

2017’sSemper Feminafound Laura Marling examining the power of femininity and feminism in the modern age and was a breakout hit of that year. On her new LP,Song For Our Daughter, Marling continues that journey of discovery, exploring the tolls romantic relationships (and their dissolution) can have on women in today’s unrelenting patriarchy. Over ten songs, Marling firmly establishes herself as one of the songwriting giants and sets yet another high-water mark for her career.Support this show

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Episode 473: Pretty In Pink And The Golden Age of...

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2020/04/21

Bursting at the seams with certified gold from up-and-comers INXS, The Smiths, Echo and The Bunnymen, and an instant classic from Orchestral Maneuvers In The Dark, the soundtrack to 1986’sPretty In Pinkspoke to a generation of under-the-radar music fans as much as it did to the themes of the John Hughes-produced film that it was curated for.On an all-new episode of Discologist, special guest Rick Ivy heads back to High School with us to discuss the history of this landmark album, how music helps us

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Episode 472: In Conversation With Skylar Gudasz About...

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2020/04/16

In 2016, Skylar Gudasz releasedOleander,a collection of songs that garnered deserved comparisons to the works of songwriting giants Carole King, Joni Mitchell, and more. Now she’s back withCinema, a forward-looking, empowered exploration of the feelings that we often hide away to make it through the theatre of our day-to-day lives.Tune in as we chat with Gudasz about great songwriting, releasing an album into an isolated world, and more on an all-new episode of Discologist.Support this show

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Episode 471: Irreversible Entanglements' 'Who Sent You?"

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2020/04/14

Jazz has long been one of the most potent musical languages that we have, and on their second album,Irreversible Entanglements are wielding it like a righteous sword.Who Sent Youexplores injustice and resistance with cacophonous horns, warped bass-lines, and the barely-contained rage of poet Camae Ayewa (Moor Mother). The album'sgreatest triumph though, lies in the revelation that there can be exaltation in struggle and grace to be found in our common humanity if we're willing to receive it.Join us

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