Weekly EP

This is Episode 10 with Kyle McDonough, from Kingston, NY. We talk the 4th of July, small towns, plate reverbs and wanting way too many musical instruments. Kyle has a large variety of musical output so I wasn't sure what to expect from this record, but it's a real treat with some deceptively simple emotional punches. The album starts at minute 7.

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kylemcdonough.bandcamp.com 

Kyle and the Pity Party on Spotify 

and Dancing Blue on Spotify 

This is Episode 09 with Manon Parent, from here in Berlin, Germany. We talk about pigeons, octopuses, magic mushrooms, and wanting to make art that isn't only for people who traditionally have access to it. It took Manon a few weeks to find the time to set up her equipment and make this record because she has a lot of different art projects on her mind. But it was worth the wait.

// 1. All Paradigms Shift 

// 2. The Weight of the Leaves 

// 3. Breathing Octopus

// 4. Let's Give It Some Rest 

// 5. Lullaby For Georgia 

This is EP 8 and our guests today are Jose Delhart (Gonzales) and Aubben Renée, from Chaska, Minnesota, in the US. Jose and Aubben have been playing in various projects, and together, for years, and share some really great thoughts on creativity and collaborative music making while being part of a busy and loving family.

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This is EP 7 and our guest this week is Chill Outside Society, from Staatsburg, NY in the US. We cover the record, obviously, but also talk about what it's like to work on a farm in the woods and be able to record drums whenever you want. 

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To hear more music, head to Chill Out Society's Bandcamp page:

http://chilloutsidesociety.bandcamp.com/

Hello, it's EP #6! This week's guest is Consumer., from the US. Described by one reviewer as a "hyperkinetic, disorienting soundworld".

We talk about food, live shows vs. recording, super metroid, doing things wrong, shitty keyboards and Accelerationism.

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Cover art by Johnny Brooke

It's EP #5! And this week's guest, Gregor Dys, is from Berlin, Germany. The record is an awesome sprawling, changing piece that's actually multiple songs, but feels like one. We talk about using canceled live shows as inspiration for new music, switching creative paths to find something that works, and syths. 

You can find more Gregor Dys here: 

Spotify

Episode 4 with Workman Song, from the US of A.

Workman song delivers a dynamic and polished record (listen with headphones!) and we talk about remote collaboration and how family can keep you centered on what's important when everything else is a bit nutty.

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more music at www.workmansong.com

Episode 3 with nighttime Swimmer, from the US of A.

A great record, and a silly interview. We talk about how pop songs are hard, watching the finale of a tv series first, and being surprised by the songs you write.

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This is an odd episode. The guest musician, coming from Berlin, Germany, is also the host of the show.  But there's still an interview, of sorts. We/I talk about trying not to get complicated, not being able to do better than the demo recording, and peanut butter.

Welcome to the first episode of Weekly EP! 

Album art by Jose Delhart