From: http://marmoo.wordpress.com/2009/05/27/may-2009-podcast-bunkered-sound-water/

For a while now I’ve been wanting to make a podcast that hits harder than the others I’ve put out before. Unfortunately, I just wasn’t feeling the music that I wanted to include at the time, so I decided to wait it out. Finally, as the weather turned from warm to hot, I started to click with heavier stuff, and now, before your very ears, is the product of this. The podcast starts out clear enough with Rusty Santos, but soon dives into a sea of fuzz that is The Hospitals. I hope that you enjoy this month’s…

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Initially, I wanted this podcast to be a sort of “indie rock” podcast as I really haven’t ever created one. Therefore, I set right off with a new(ish) song by Abe Vigoda, and a new song by Swan Lake; but from there slipped off my path. I dipped deeper and deeper into psychedelia and finally popped my head back out at the end with a Dan Deacon song off of his most current album, Bromst. The end result was a podcast with a creamy, weird center surrounded by a juicy exterior of normalcy. Eat up!

04.09: Stumbling With…

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As I evinced in my Janurary podcast, seasons drastically affect my music tastes. During the winter I usually enjoy hunkering down and really analyzing different music types. I tend to reach for more abstract types of music, music that will challenge me, and I believe that some of this has come out in my podcasts. Now, as the weather gets changes (finally!), so do my music interests. Now, instead of scrutinizing the essence of the song, I desire to exist side by side with it, letting it enter my ears and take its course on my being. The…

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Music has a special ability to bring back old memories. Sometimes songs get tied like a knot to parts of our minds, and when they are played again they release the sights, smells, and most importantly, feelings of a certain place in time. This is what I assume to be a perfectly natural occurrence as music seems to have a special ability to connect to us. The alignment of rhythms and sounds are able to evoke some sort of sensible feelings out of us.

Then there is the music of Mount Eerie, a project of…

Sat 19 Jul – Black Dice, The War On Drugs, Mincemeat Or Tenspeed

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Mincemeat or Tenspeed:

Mincemeat or Tenspeed, the Philadelphia-based project of Davey Harms, was as awesome as usual. Luckily I got a spot directly in front of him and was able to see what exactly what he was manipulating on his table of guitar pedals and other gadgets. The performance started out with a rhythmic shower of raw square waves and slowly morphed into a more subdued sound. After a long session of knob twisting and pedal pressing he simply placed two hands…

Wed 25 Apr – Lightning Bolt, White Mice, Drums Like Machine Guns, Chamomile, Bug Sized Mind, Attitude Problem

When I first stepped into the place I knew the concert was going to be an awesome experience. There was projector displaying various trippy images and there was some crazy electronic glitch/noise playing over the speakers.

After a few minutes Chamomile, consisting of two drums and a bass took the uh… floor. They seemed to mix noise rock with psychedelic rock. They were pretty good, I liked their style a lot. I would like check them out but at the…