Listen Up! The Podcast

Woo hoo and all kinds music whoop-ti-do.on the next Listen Up! program. Twisted and trashy, lip curling, obscure rock n roll,, drunk blues, dysfunctional doo-wop, staggering group vocals, monotonal saxophones, amped up rockablilly, swanky jazz, cowboy songs and all kinds of delicious slop for one to make you bop. Music scoured from thrift stores, run down record shops, yard sale trash bins, discarded boxes on the side of the road, and even the internet. 

Art rock indulgences, soundscapes and assorted spices.

Listen Up! is playing lots of primal sludge, in your face scuzzbucket rock and roll filled with riffs, garage grit, angst, and fungus filled fuzz.

Garage rock, rock & roll, three-chord wonders, snarl, snotty punk,/post-punk, glam stompers, art-damaged weirdos, phasing and fuzz, sludge, trash ,paisley, black, velvet and leather, feedback, beads, and safety-pins, drippy mascara, psych rock…obscurities & rarities, past and present, and assorted goo goo muck. 

It is the rise of the robots!  Assorted cyborg celebrations, bionic ballads and robot rock invade the airwaves on this week's Listen Up! program.

Listen Up! is exploring the Turkish Psych music of the 60s, 70s and even stuff from the now. Hear expressive, melancholic vocals played against funky baselines, spirited percussion and fuzzy guitars, often accompanied by traditional Turkish instruments such as the bağlama or the zurna and discover the sounds of Anatolian Rock 

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Lots of twangy cosmic country, folk, and rootsy tinged sounds.

A mercurial psych tinged freeform freakout filled with groove makers, stoned soul bass, snaky synths and other vibrations filled to the brim for your consumption awaits. Listen Up! weaves this stuff into a pleasing journey through the backroads of your mind with, yes, the odd wrong turn.

It's an afternoon of ageless rock 'n' roll, new and old, sweet and snotty to create a mess of fun on a summer's day

They got a riot of their own. Two solid hours of the first generation of female rock bands. Lots of sixties garage and axe-centric she-pop