Mixtape Matinee: A Double Feature Podcast

Today we are honored to have on musician, Jeffrey Rosenberg. Jeffrey has played in bands like, Pink and Brown, Lavender Diamond, and Young People. But he also was part of the Providence band, Tar-Aiym Krang!

We previously talked about the Krang! album “II” on episode 46. And today’s episode we talk heavily about the making of that album. We also talk about the Fort Thunder scene and about the tragic death of Timory Hyde at one of Krangs house shows. This event happened on April 18, 1997 at 69 Carrington Ave. 

Bands mentioned:

Mr Rosenberg (Jeffreys solo project)

RC Flying Field (Jeffreys new band)

Daylong Valleys of the Nile

No Age

Replicator

V for Vendetta

Forcefield

Mindflayer

Wes Wallace Sonic Chimp Compilation

Intro song: screee by Mr Rosenberg

Closing song : well wishes by Mr Rosenberg. 

It’s that time again where we share our top albums of the year. Thanks for all the support and listening! We can’t wait for 2026.

Cole’s List

1. Pile - Sunshine and Balance Beams
2. Geese - Getting Killed
3. Osees - ABOMINATION REVEALED AT LAST
4. microgoblet - nanoarchitecture 
5. LIIEK - Living In A Fiction 

Honorable Mentions: Editrix - The Big E and Class Act - MALASE 

Cort’s List

1. Asher White - 8 Tips of Full Catastrophe Living
2. Geese - Getting Killed
3. Wolf Alice - The Clearing
4. Patrick Watson - Uh Oh 
5. The Beths - Straight Line Was A Lie

It’s time for our Top Films of 2025

Coles list:

1. Nothing But a Man (1964)
2. My Left Foot (1989)
3. One Wonderful Sunday (1947)
4. One Battle After Another (2025)
5. True Romance (1993)

Corts list: 

1. True Grit (2010)
2. Perfect Days (2023)
3. A Room with a View (1985)
4. Manchester By the Sea (2016)
5. Pinocchio (2022)

Tabis list:

1. Kill Bill: The Whole Bloody Affair (2025)
2. True Romance (1993)
3. Playtime (1967)
4. Perfect Days (2023)
5. Long Long Trailer (1954)

This week I have on my brother in laws Payton and Asher Johnson. We just went to go see the new Zootopia 2 film in theaters for Thanksgiving. We give our overall thoughts on the new film. 

This week I’m honored to have two talented friends on Isaac McCune and Jerik VanPatton both of the Salt Lake City bands Sleep Cult and Porq. Also check out Isaac’s solo project, Mr. Happy

This week we discuss about two amazing post-hardcore albums. The first is the 1997 album II by Tar-Aiyum Krang! And we pair it with Economy of Motion by Colossamite from 1998. Did you know Krang! Features John Dwyer (Osees) and Brian Gibson (Lightning Bolt) And Colossamite features John Dieterich and Ed Rodriguez (Deerhoof)

Bands mentioned in the episode:

Sleep Cult

Porq 

Mr. Happy

Mothers Cake

Old Face Magenta

Coachwhips

METZ

Osees

Lightning Bolt

Pink and Brown

Gerty Farish

Difference Engine

Magic Shoppe

Fuck Standard

Let’s Go, Come On

Hellbender

Secret Mall Apartment (2024)

Olympic Deth

US Maple

Kill Alters

DMBQ

Youch!

Deerhoof

Dazzling Killman

Black Flag

This Heat

Iceburn

Gorge Trio

Trenchmouth

Yowie

Lit’l Grim

Bygones 

We have Tabitha Foster back on the podcast to talk about two film noir movies for the month of November. It’s also her birthday today! We talk about Born to Kill from 1947 and Gilda from 1946

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On today’s episode we have Joey Carson on the show. Joey is a DJ for KZYN in St. George, Utah. Joey is also a social media influencer, where he talks and shares music on his page. He is currently working on his 50 states project, highlighting smaller, unknown bands in each state. So if you‘re a fan of music be sure to follow his page. 
 

Today we discuss Weens 2003 album, Quebec and pair it with Super Furry Animals 1999 album, Guerrilla. If you haven’t heard these albums go check them out. 
 

Today we have a friend of the show on Tiff Jensen, to talk about two horror films for October. Midsommar (2019) and pair it with The Wicker Man (1973)

Today’s episode we have on Paden Carter, a musician and photographer based out of Salt Lake City. Check out Paden’s band, vita nihil

Today we discuss Robert Eggers, The Witch from 2015 and Rainer Sarnets November from 2017. You can watch November on Fawesome.

Here’s a link to Johannes Pääsuke work that inspired November 

Three Worlds by M. C. Escher

Here is a really good interview with Rainer Sarnets about the making of November. 

On this episode we have out first review episode where we both go see a new film together, in the theater and then discuss it afterwards. We talk about Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest film, One Battle After Amother

Warning Spoilers ahead

Here are the articles referenced:

One Fetish After Another 

David Poland 

Keith and the movies

Christianity Today