The Tape Deck

“There’s a spectrum between Jacob Collier and Ice JJ Fish.”

Wilkömmen! Today on The Tape Deck, local upright-bass superhero Evan Flory-Barnes explains his origins, and we talk about how people can become influenced by older music through newer music. We also dig into early 90’s hip-hop and Björk. Sounds like a pretty good time right? Yeah!

Check out Evan’s playing here: https://industrialrevelation.com

Music mentioned in the podcast:

Thundercat – Drunk

Suicidal Tendencies (hoo boy)

A Tribe Called Quest – we got it from Here…Thank You 4 Your service

Yves Tumor – Safe in the Hands of Love

Björk – Homogenic

Björk – Vespertine

Macklemore – Downtown (Evan played bass here)

Intro/outro music: “saffron” by sinking Buy their album here!

Gutentag! Today on The Tape Deck, Devin Lee and JP Builes guest on a frank discussion of marketing your own music from the ground level, and how the paradigm of music as a product has shifted over the years. And about Gene Simmons’ tongue. But that hasn’t changed, it’s still as long as it used to be.

Check out Granite Records here: graniterecord.com

Music/artists mentioned in the podcast:

The Monkees

KISS

Spice Girls

Intro/outro music: “saffron” by sunkingBuy their album here: sunkingexperiment.bandcamp.com

Gutentag! Today on The Tape Deck, Devin Lee and JP Builes guest on a frank discussion of marketing your own music from the ground level, and how the paradigm of music as a product has shifted over the years. And about Gene Simmons’ tongue. But that hasn’t changed, it’s still as long as it used to be.

Check out Granite Records here: graniterecord.com

Music/artists mentioned in the podcast:

The Monkees

KISS

Spice Girls

Intro/outro music: “saffron” by sunking
Buy their album here: sunkingexperiment.bandcamp.com

“It’s more of a ‘do-it-ourselves’ thing.”

Welcome again! On today’s episode of the Tape Deck, Rob Moura and Dylan Hanwright talk about the birth of America’s indie underground and how it has evolved from its humble beginning as series of passion projects.

Check out Dylan’s bands here:Great GrandpaApples with Moya

Music mentioned in the podcast:Better Oblivion Community Center – Better Oblivion Community CenterHüsker Dü – Land Speed RecordHüsker Dü – Metal Circus EPDreamdecay – YúIntro/outro music: “saffron” by sunkingBuy their album here!

“It’s more of a ‘do-it-ourselves’ thing.”

Welcome again! On today’s episode of the Tape Deck, Rob Moura and Dylan Hanwright talk about the birth of America’s indie underground and how it has evolved from its humble beginning as series of passion projects.

Check out Dylan’s bands here:
Great Grandpa
Apples with Moya

Music mentioned in the podcast:

Better Oblivion Community Center – Better Oblivion Community Center

Hüsker Dü – Land Speed Record

Hüsker Dü – Metal Circus EP

Dreamdecay – Yú

Intro/outro music: “saffron” by sunking
Buy their album here!

“My name is Jolly Jimmy Johnson and you are all my friends.”

It’s the inaugural episode of The Tape Deck!! Hooray!

This week Rob Moura and Rigo Hernandez break down one of the worst musical movies ever set to film, the Beatles’ Magical Mystery Tour. Make sure to check the links below to listen to the music we talked about today! Enjoy~

–A few corrections to note (since this was the first episodes and we were a little nervous)

1. The fifth director of the movie was not named Brendon. His name was Bernard Knowles (no relation to Beyoncé) and it was one of his last films before he died five years later.

2. We were stress eating gummy bears during the recording and that’s a big no-no. Apologies in advance.

3. Since this is the first podcast I’ve ever done, and I was inexplicably using a cardioid lav mic, my voice sounds like crap. It sounds like it was recorded in a tunnel. It’ll get better down the line, I promise.

Here’s the music mentioned in the podcast:

The Beatles: Magical Mystery Touropen.spotify.com/album/2BtE7qm1qz…WjQES1-MgIfSIsGg

Rick Rubin Playlist:open.spotify.com/user/jeroenvanse…50T92i0msMAb2eXQ

Intro/outro music: “saffron” by sunkingBuy their album here: https://sunkingexperiment.bandcamp.com

“My name is Jolly Jimmy Johnson and you are all my friends.”

It’s the inaugural episode of The Tape Deck!! Hooray!

This week Rob Moura and Rigo Hernandez break down one of the worst musical movies ever set to film, the Beatles’ Magical Mystery Tour. Make sure to check the links below to listen to the music we talked about today! Enjoy~

–A few corrections to note (since this was the first episodes and we were a little nervous)

1. The fifth director of the movie was not named Brendon. His name was Bernard Knowles (no relation to Beyoncé) and it was one of his last films before he died five years later.

2. We were stress eating gummy bears during the recording and that’s a big no-no. Apologies in advance.

3. Since this is the first podcast I’ve ever done, and I was inexplicably using a cardioid lav mic, my voice sounds like crap. It sounds like it was recorded in a tunnel. It’ll get better down the line, I promise.

Here’s the music mentioned in the podcast:

The Beatles: Magical Mystery Tour
open.spotify.com/album/2BtE7qm1qz…WjQES1-MgIfSIsGg

Rick Rubin Playlist:
open.spotify.com/user/jeroenvanse…50T92i0msMAb2eXQ

Intro/outro music: “saffron” by sunking
Buy their album here: https://sunkingexperiment.bandcamp.com