Beats on Repeat Podcast

Beats on Repeat Podcast

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  • You Say Party! We Say Die!'s Loose All Time / Sexy Beast / Breakside Brewing

    In this episode we check out a beer from legendary Oregan Craft Brewey Breakside. We try their Lunch Break Session IPA and try to figure out ff that's the same thing as a straight up ISA- results are inconclusive! Our album pick is the goth pop punk rollercoaster of an album Lose All Time by Abbotsford's very own You Say Party! We Say Die! For movie time we pick Jonathan Glazer's directorial debut, Sexy Beast, with a seminal and shocking performance by Ben Kingsley. For new and noteworthy we listen to tracks by Toro Y Moi, Empress Of, Chasity Belt, and Still Corners. Mick turns the whole operation into a Phil Collins fan club briefly and Tristan melts his brain a touch trying to figure the best Simpsons Character (Poochie?). Typical day at the office, really. All of of the tracks we feature are on our EP17 Apple Music Playlist. Subscribe and rate us on iTunes and we'll say nice things about you forever. For more content from the show find us on instagram and Facebook. Now go listen!

    1 hr 44 min
  • The Mary Onette's Self Titled / Girl With The Dragon Tattoo / Phillips Brewing

    In this episode Mick and Tristan face the debilitating realization that summer is long gone and we will soon have to start drinking IPAs and Stouts- But First! We try a refreshing ginger beer from our pals at Phillips Brewing. Our album introspective is the precision based new wave amalgam from Swedish indie rockers The Mary Onettes. Listen along as the give us a glimpse into the brighter and popper side of Sweden. That all ends real quick when we explore the dark and debilitating underbelly of Sweden with dense and traumatic 2011 remake of The Girl With Dragon Tattoo. Anyone that's seen the film will understand that things get... awkward. New and noteworthy music from The Marias, Fucked Up (guard your ears), Aeroplane, and Jesse Ware. Mick brings up Phil Collins twice- TWICE!- and Tristan crashes and burns real hard on the three questions this week. Check out all the tracks we feature on our Apple Music playlist. Don't forget to like and Subscribe on iTunes. For more content from the show follow us on Instagram and Facebook. Thanks doggos!

    1 hr 40 min
  • Four Tet's Pink / Pan's Labyrinth / Mount Arrowsmith Brewing

    Ok friends EP15 is up and it's a real gooder! In this episode Tristan is still super pumped about the recent Big Thief show at The Imperial. Mick is going easy on the beer these days so we just went with one brewery this week. We check out the Comfortably Chum Hefeweizen from Mount Arrowsmith Brewing. Our album Introspective is the glossy and insular Pink by seminal electronic producer Four Tet. We check out the 2006 masterpiece Pans Labyrinth for our movie pick and have a heck of a time piecing together the meaning of it all. Mickey goes old school with a great reference to 'In The Studio With' interviews and Tristan sneaks in one of his all time favourite Seinfeld references. New and noteworthy music from Noname, Christine and the Queens, TOPS and a rad as all heck track from Nite Jewel. find all of our featured tracks on our Apple Music playlist for the episode. Subscribe and rate us on iTunes. For more content from the show follow us on Instagram and Facebook. Thanks dudes!

    1 hr 37 min
  • Portishead's Portishead / Edge of Tomorrow / Beau's and Backcountry Brewing

    In this episode Tristan is still very much in recovery mode from a weekend of Westward Festival. He's a frail shell of himself- even more than usual. Meanwhile Mick is almost completely off the sauce to the point were even looking at a beer gets him slightly buzzed. So sure lets try some brews this should go well. We check out Back Country Brewing from Squamish and head all the way to Ontario to try Beau's Brewery. Our album introspective is the scathing and sinister trip hop noir self titled album Portishead. In it we examine the themes of how consumerism and capitalism can pervert the nature of art. And speaking of consumerism, Tristan made Mick watch a Tom Cruise movie! We watched the time looping 2014 flick Edge Of Tomorrow and did not hate it. New and noteworthy music from Com Truise (not a typo), Yves Tumor (still spelling it right), Blood Orange and Cloud Nothings. Check out our playlist for all featured tracks on Apple Music and subscribe on iTunes. For more form the show follow us on Facebook and Instagram. Have a great day!

    1 hr 25 min
  • Tame Impala's Currents / Punch Drunk Love / Main Street and Four Winds Brewing
    In this episode we assault your senses just a little right off the bat with the incendiary and manic track 'Ain't It Funny' By Danny Brown. If you can make it through that we've got a heck of a show for you. As we say goodbye to summer we sneak a couple more sours in. We try a real gem from Main Street Brewing and a gorgeous rarity from Four Winds. Our album introspective is the stunningly ambitious synth rock epic Currents by Tame Impala. We asses how the P.T. Anderson classic Punch Drunk Love represents mental illness, social anxiety, and modern romance. Also, there's pudding! Tristan pulls hard for UK music this time around with new music from Tirzah and Disclosure. Mick throws out some love for Canadian artists Chad VanGaalen and Adam Robert Thomas. Find all of the tracks we feature on our EP 13 playlist on Apple Music. As always find more content form the show on instagram and facebook, and don't forget to subscribe on iTunes. Fun fact- the show is far more enjoyable if you drink a beer while you listen. Give it a try. Not if you're driving! Thanks mates!
    1 hr 39 min
  • Talking Heads Speaking in Tongues / Annihilation / Raven's and Townsite Brewing

    In this episode we try the Raven's Corvus Sour and the Townsite Brewing Kathaumixw Pale Ale. Both worlds apart in flavour and style so it was a good mix. Our album introspective is the iconic Talking Heads album Speaking in Tongues. The Movie pick was the beautiful, if glacial sic fi flick Annihilation. New and noteworthy music from Brave Shores, King Gizzard and The Lizard Wizard, Aphex Twin and Mitski. As always subscribe and comment on iTunes, like and follow us onFacebook and Instagram and check out our Apple Music playlist for all of the tracks we cover in this episode. Thanks for listening doggos!

    1 hr 48 min
  • The Organ's Grab That Gun / Eagle vs Shark / Unibroue and Strathcona Brewing
    In this episode we crack open a classic by Unibroue, the Blanche De Chambly and try out an old fashion bourbon ale from Strathcona Brewing. Our album introspective is the brooding, disaffected, and deeply nocturnal release from Vancouver locals, The Organ, called Grab That Gun. Its a record Tristan has loved for years but the first time listening for Mick. Our film pick this week is one of Mick's favourites, the cringe worthy awkward rom com Eagle Vs Shark. New and noteworthy music from Mr Twin Sister, Cigarettes After Sex, Denzel Curry, and Daniel Caesar. Mick tries out his New Zealand accent (it's pretty good!) and Tristan laments that young millennials have all the best words. All of our featured music from the episode is up on our Apple Music playlist. For more content from the show check out our Instagram and Facebook. Don't forget to like and subscribe on iTunes, thanks mates!
    1 hr 42 min
  • Of Montreal's The Sunlandic Twins / No Country For Old Men / The Ale Apothecary and Salt Spring Island Brewing
    Alright mates we made it to episode 10! For this round we try an ESB from Salt Spring Ales and dive all the way down to Bend Oregon for a beer that's near and dear to Mick's heart by the Ale Apothecary. We try to decode the bizarre and exotic language behind Of Montreal's 2005 release The Sunlandic Twins and do our best to interpret the ending of No Country For Old Men. New and noteworthy music from Men I Trust, The Internet, Soft Hair and Dirty Projectors. Find all the music we talk about this week in our EP 10 playlist on Apple Music. For more content from the show find us on Facebook and Instagram. Don't forget to subscribe on iTunes. Thanks for listening friends!
    1 hr 43 min
  • Flying Lotus's You're Dead / Bottle Rocket / Category 12 and Faculty Brewing
    In this episode try beers from Victoria's Category 12 and False Creek darling's Faculty brewery. Album of the week is the 2014 abstract jazz fusion hip hop work You're Dead by California producer Flying Lotus and its a sonic beat down, in a good way. Then we give ourselves a break and look at the feature film directorial debut from one of our favorite directors, and maybe yours as well, Wes Anderson' Bottle Rocket. New and Noteworthy tracks from Gang Gang Dance, Buck Meek, Feist, and Sophie. For more content from the show find us on Instagram and Facebook. If you like what you hear be sure to check out our Apple Music Playlist featuring all of the tracks from this episode. Don't forget to buy the music!
    1 hr 33 min
  • Bonobo's The North Borders / Mother! / Four Winds and Moon Under Water Brewing
    In this episode we try beers from the two time Canadian brewery of the year Four Winds and a new fav kid on the block Moon Under Water. We take a deep listen on Bonobo's 2013 release The North Boarders. After that we try and figure out just what the heck is going in the unbelievably stressful film Mother! For something slightly less horrifying we check out new music from Snail Mail, Jenny Hval, Now Now, and Goldfrapp. Check out all the music we feature in our episode 8 Apple Music Playlist. Subscribe on iTunes, follow us on Instagram and Facebook. Most importantly, if you like anything you hear, go buy the music!
    1 hr 27 min

About Beats on Repeat Podcast

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Mick and Tristan really like music, and other stuff too. You better believe we're gonna talk about it. With insightful dissection on everything from exciting new albums and live shows to mostly kick…