Got a spontaneous, unplanned, gonzo style interview on this one. We have our friend Becca on to talk about Matt Farley, a man who boasts 21,000 songs written. And I listened to all of them... not! I did listen to a bunch though. We talk about the enigma that Matt is, the plethora of poop songs he has written, and come up with our own Matt Farley album ideas. Thanks for hopping onto the podcast so spontaneously, Matt!

This episode, Kevin and Kaleb go stupid doo doo dumb and hop into rap for the first time. We explain our background in rap (spoilers: we're white and Nebraskan), dive into the slang of the Bay Area, and compete in the first annual Listen to This Crazy White Boy Battle Rap. Probably the last. I will let you, the listener, judge who won. To place your vote, reach out to [email protected] or harass Kevin on Twitter @listen2this_pod

Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/00SNG8Llbqmd5eOrzZvrNo

This took me way too fucking long. Why do I have a podcast?

Kevin and I L O V E Halloween

In part two, we focus on Chromatics and the Kino aesthetic. Phil swoons over his OTP of Johnny Jewel and Ryan Gosling. David Lynch makes an appearance and tells us the weather and a cool story about a dead cow. Please, stop saying Lynchian. Not everything is Lynchian

Hammer and Camera is a podcast dedicated to reviewing films with a psycho-analytical, Marxist, hyper-accelerationist, neo-centrist lens (half of those are true). Phil and his co-host Taylor break down the truly effective parts of movies and tell you whether David Lynch is bae, or whatever.

Phil of Hammer and Camera joined us for this two part crossover event where we talk about the savior of disco, Johnny Jewel. On part on we mostly cover his early days as a punk and the formation and career of Glass Candy. I say bad things about the beloved Kraftwerk. Kevin quits the podcast in defiance. Now it's just me and my very right opinions.

Hammer and Camera is a podcast dedicated to reviewing films with a psycho-analytical, Marxist, hyper-accelerationist, neo-centrist lens (half of those are true). Phil and his co-host Taylor break down the truly effective parts of movies and tell you whether David Lynch is bae, or whatever.

Wow, what a couple of weeks! Sure seems pretty crazy out here, haha! Here, have a podcast. We talk about third stream sound seer, Moondog, a dynamite blinded composer from the 50's who wrote some real groovy shit. Follow the path of snake-time. The h'art beats.

Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/2nTingx4oPRCUGfeTKy5Ws?si=VOr8X7U1TmqLA8oFYRBOUw

Here's an early (LATE!) one for all the good boys and girls who have been being so kind and subscribing. This was a long couple of weeks (both my money job and this). On this episode, we dissociate and regress back to scene kids. Kevin tells us magick spells in order to free our minds. Our friend Jack with a more popular podcast joins us and tells us about the 2007 scene scene. I make everyone cower at my crunk scream. Rawr! ヽ( `д´*)ノ

Here's an early one for all the good boys and girls who have been being so kind and subscribing. This was a long couple of weeks (both my money job and this). On this episode, we dissociate and regress back to scene kids. Kevin tells us magick spells in order to free our minds. Our friend Jack with a more popular podcast joins us and tells us about the 2007 scene scene. I make everyone cower at my crunk scream. Rawr! ヽ( `д´*)ノ

 

Jack (@Bacon_Dick) is a co-host of the One Star Podcast (@OneStarPod), where they read Google reviews and ultimately come to the conclusion that people don't deserve anything nice ever. Send them reviews to review at [email protected], but not before sending an email to [email protected]. Give us your obscure music, give us your bandcamp, give us your soundcloud, maybe YOU will be the next episode!**Not doing this

We are a legit operation now. We're on Apple Podcasts. We got an interview. I am one step closer to talking to N*ck M*ll*n about Star Trek. Our friend Ben, a weeaboo, was also on the podcast to hang out.

Van Paugam is a City Pop DJ largely credited as reviving the genre in the west. He is hard at work crate digging across the world trying to find the next Plastic Love, and he DJ's both online and at multiple venues in Chicago. You can find his work at vanpaugam.com

Yeah, i really phoned in some of this. This episode we talk about some Scandinavian weirdos, Kevin has to shit, I can't pronounce any Finnish names, we walk through the mystical Finland, and there's a lot of it. I tried to cut it down. I'm so tired.Big shout out to Kevin for donating songs in the style of Finnish Heavy Metal.Reach out and bug us at [email protected]