The Music Digest

J is back from vacay. And so is Bryan. Together, they enjoy new singles from BRONCHO, Hippo Campus, and Skylar Spence. And they also enjoy new album tracks from Teleman and Neil & Liam Finn. Look, it’s just a bunch of enjoyable music, okay?

00:00 - // Sponsor + Intro

01:03 - // Vacation from vacation?

08:40 - “Boys Got To Go” - BRONCHO

11:36 - // Gripin’ With Bryan...

17:41 - “Bambi” - Hippo Campus

20:54 - // The Salve For Your Dark Wound...

27:00 - “Family of Aliens” - Teleman

30:55 - // Let’s talk about the publishing industry...

39:39 - “Cry Wolf” - Skylar Spence

43:14 - // Vlogcore or Vaporwave

49:15 - “Ghosts” - Neil & Liam Finn

52:40 - // Bryan is broken...

54:55 - // . . . o u T r o . . .

55:23 - // It is done.

Lottie sits in for JLM once again as we make our way through some new singles from Nicole Yun, Idles, and Scott Orr, and check out album cuts from the latest releases by Blood Orange, PILE, and GYMSHORTS!

00:00 - // Sponsor + Intro

01:05 - // We deal with a lot of crap

07:15 - “Tommie” - Nicole Yun

10:49 - // An entirely different Tommy

16:56 - “I’m Scum” - Idles

20:04 - // Working on being a better human

26:36 - “Seasons” - Scott Orr

29:59 - // Let’s take a left turn

32:58 - “Hope” (feat. Puff Daddy and Tei Shi) - Blood Orange

36:65 - // Diddy Daddy

43:16 - “Cup” - PILE

47:43 - // Not sports fans

52:56 - “All Nighter” - GYMSHORTS

55:52 - // Beehave, you C.R.A.P. S.C.U.M.

57:49 - // OUTRO

58:17 - // END

New singles from Molly Burch, Shannen Moser, and Bobey. Album tracks from new and newish releases by Mike Pace and the Child Actors, Bilge Rat, and AD.UL.T.

00:00 - // Sponsor + Intro

01:03 - // Cake and vinyl

10:38 - “Wild” - Molly Burch

14:12 - // Pre-save...

18:02 - “Arizona (I Wanna Be Your Man)” - Shannen Moser

20:47 - // A chorus for the chorus...

26:00 - “Foothills” (feat. Emily Ritz) - Bobey

29:21 - // Acoustic Power Hour...

32:53 - “Everyone Out of the Car” - Mike Pace and the Child Actors

36:02 - // Bombastic...

44:20 - “Pole Shift” - AD.UL.T.

47:10 - // Crushed...

51:38 - “Quinn’s Lament” - Bilge Rat

54:35 - // Anyway…

57:34 - // Outro…

58:16 - // DONE.

In yet another tangent-filled episode, we manage to squeeze in listening to 6 new (and newish) songs, leaning heavily on a few new releases from record labels previously featured on The Subliminal Inevitable Show!

00:00 - // Sponsor + Intro

01:03 - // Fernet will save you

10:08 - “Overthrown” - Oh Sees

12:45 - // Do do do do do doot boop boo boo boop boop doot do doot

16:17 - “Shadow On The Wall” - Bear Grass

19:42 - // That live sound

25:05 - “Dorks On Bikes” - SIGNAL

27:15 - // An ad for Roadside Assistance?

34:11 - “Reunion” - Old Faith

39:58 - // Best headline ever

45:34 - “Ride Baby Ride” - United Ghosts

48:42 - // Spontaneous double sigh

52:18 - “Hungry People” - The Happy Fits

54:36 - // Funny you mention Elvis Costello

56:47 - // Outro

57:15 - // OVER!

Gabriel Birnbaum from Wilder Maker stops by to chat with J about the band’s new single, “Gotta Get My Money,” off their album, Zion, which was just released from Northern Spy Records. Bryan and J then discuss new album tracks from Free Cake For Every Creature, Tomberlin, Pram, and Creux Lies.

 

00:00 - // Sponsor + Intro

01:05 - // Housekeeping and such...

03:50 - “Gonna Get My Money” - Wilder Maker

07:52 - // J talks with Gabriel Birnbaum from Wilder Maker

19:37 - // “Multiplied” (excerpt) - Wilder Maker

20:52 - // Northern Spy on SubInev

26:40 - “tom or mike or pat or” - Free Cake For Every Creature

29:08 - // Expertly crafted...

33:05 - “Any Other Way” - Tomberlin

36:23 - // Tension...

41:24 - “The Midnight Room” - Pram

44:00 - // Instrumentals aren’t songs?

48:51 - “SILHOUETTE” - Creux Lies

53:59 - // I observed deceased individuals…

58:37 - // O u t r o . . . . . .

59:07 - // Over and OUT!

Coffee gets spilled, new singles and album tracks get listened to (and reacted to), and we try to remember when last we heard from Madeline Kenney (it wasn’t that long ago). As always, you can reach out to use with questions, comments, and criticism at (408) SUB-INEV!

00:00 - // Sponsor + Intro

00:58 - // That’s a monopod not a paper towel

04:06 - ”Can I Receive The Contact” - spirit of the beehive

06:31 - // What’s the deal with phones?

11:25 - ”Bell House” - Shy Boys

15:09 - // A watery scene

25:27 - “Queen Of Arkansas” - Animal Electricity

28:50 - // Piqued yr perks

33:24 - “Home In My Love” - You Drive

37:27 - // A big bryan jump

46:59 - “Cut Me Off” - Madeline Kenney

50:15 - // It’s almost like you’re trying to fill some time before a thing starts...

54:45 - “Grow Into A Ghost” - Swearin’

57:55 - // Started with a Philly band and ended with a Philly band

59:05 - // outro

59:33 - // END.

Tom D’Agustino from Active Bird Community stops by to chat with Bryan about the band’s new single, “Unwind With Me,” off their album, Amends, which is out on September 14th from Barsuk Records. Bryan and J then discuss new singles from Tired All The Time, Fred Thomas, Drahla, and Thin Lips.

00:00 - // Sponsor + Intro

01:00 - // Doing a thing...

03:44 - “Unwind With Me” - Active Bird Community

7:24 - // Bryan talks with Tom D’Agustino from Active Bird Community

22:00 - “Break-Thru” (excerpt) - Dirty Projectors

22:57 - // Going in blind and naked...

26:52 - “Bone Dry” - Tired All The Time

29:07 - // Love it when a concept comes together...

36:25 - “Good Times Are Gone Again” - Fred Thomas

39:30 - // into the abyss?

42:50 - “Twelve Divisions of the Day” - Drahla

46:03 - // pronunciation games...

50:47 - “A Song For Those That Miss You All The Time” - Thin Lips

54:17 - // Living in the end times…

57:19 - // O u t r o . . .

57:46 - // Caput.

This week is all about brand new singles (and one track that isn’t exactly a single but come on give us break, wouldya?!)! Follow along as we take your ears down a long, winding road of tangents, references to people you don't know or care about, and great new tunes!

00:00 - // Sponsor + Intro

01:00 - // Double relentity and sweet divination

05:21 - “I Only Say I'm Sorry When I'm Wrong Now” - Cheekface

08:31 - // We’re old and this is all we can take anymore

14:18 - “Sun Is Rising” - Shadowgraphs

17:43 - // Feel perfectly toasted

23:03 - “Love Is Better” - Wild Pink

28:14 - // Everybody else just give up right now

35:20 - “Sugar of Lead” - Bully Mammoth

41:54 - // Nonsense words to most people

48:40 - “The American Ruse (feat. MC5’s Wayne Kramer)” - Delicate Steve

51:22 - // Your cunning attempt to trick me.

54:10 - // outro

54:38 - // end?!

New singles by Hello June, Art d’Ecco, and Dilly Dally. Album tracks from new releases by Field Division, Mo Douglas, and Goon. More talk of Canada, and also an invitation to a particular record company to set up an interview with one of the co-hosts of this show for their other podcast.

00:00 - // Sponsor + Intro

01:04 - // Roof pool (Katie Mullins)

05:42 - “Mars” - Hello June

09:57 - // collective fan...

17:38 - “Nobody’s Home” - Art d’Ecco

22:25 - // neo-glam...

26:54 - “I Feel Free” - Dilly Dally

30:30 - // Canadian seasoning...

34:35 - “River In Reverse” - Field Division

39:37 - // Canadian if Des Moines is in Canada (it isn’t)...

43:16 - “Wild Rice and Egg Scramble” - Mo Douglas

45:47 - // BRYAN WANTS TO INTERVIEW YOU, T-D-R-Co!

48:51 - “Dizzy” - Goon

50:58 - // Package deal...

56:36 - // Outro…

57:53 - // Finish.

This week, Bryan's driving the unicycle, all the way up to Canada! Not sure what we mean? Listen in and then give us a ring at (408) SUB-INEV!

00:00 - // Sponsor + Intro

01:02 - // Pedaling the unicycle

08:10 - “Mother” - Tallies

11:18 - // Guessing on purpose

17:13 - “Tina” - Spencer Radcliffe & Everyone Else

18:37 - // Why would you name a song jared

23:05 - “Dimmed In My Display” - Vallens

26:55 - // Dive deeper into the music songs

30:56 - “The Girl Who Has It All” - Uni

34:11 - // Glam metal forever

39:38 - “Caterpillar” - Momma

43:12 - // Danger! Danger!

49:49 - “Waiting on the Warmth” - MorMor

54:06 - // Listen to that one with your headphones on

56:52 - // Finish.