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We go deep on perhaps the most controversial Animal Collective album, Danse Manatee. A product of the band's burgeoning live act, Danse was made by the same trio that created Merriweather Post Pavilion and Painting With. Beloved by some, reviled by others, this record set the tone for the group's modus operandi going forward, one characterized by experimentation, collaboration, and the relentless desire to create.
Also discussed: Geologist's newly announced solo album, the end of Pitchfork Fest, and of course, Bonefish Rec's.
Where does Danse rank for you? What's your favorite track?
Bonefish hangs with the dissident filmmaker/artist Danny Perez and talk his cult classic visual album ODDSAC (15:53). We go deep on one of the best things in the AC universe. Also discussed: horror films and Bonefish recs. Happy spookin’!
The boys go long on maybe the best AC album of all time: Strawberry Jam, the explosive 7th album from Avey Tare, Panda Bear, Deakin and Geologist. Christian and Justin also discuss 2007 as a crossroads for indie rock, steel drums, samples, some casual Beatles comparisons, salvia, and Green Day?
The bonefish boys discuss one of the GOAT albums of all time, breaking down the history, influences, samples, and cultural effects of Animal Collective's Merriweather Post Pavilion.
We talk to Angel Deradoorian (Dirty Projectors, Avey Tare's Slasher Flicks, Decisive Pink) about her new solo abum Ready For Heaven, as well as: capitalism, collaboration, edibles, the music industry, previous bands, Brian Eno's songwriting class, binaural beats, and more!
The bonefish boys take a look at this Centipede Hz-era live album that came out 10 years ago today, discuss other live show's they plan on attending, and as always recommend some music.
Today we check our bags, get patted down, and head to the terminal to discuss perhaps the most iconic album ambient album of all time, Brian Eno’s Ambient 1: Music for Airports. Originally dismissed by critics, Airports is now recognized as a genre-defining masterpiece. There’s also some Coachella/festival chatter and as usual some bonefish recs.
We talk to Angel Deradoorian (Dirty Projectors, Avey Tare's Slasher Flicks, Decisive Pink) about her upcoming solo abum Ready For Heaven, as well as: capitalism, collaboration, edibles, the music industry, previous bands, Brian Eno's songwriting class, binaural beats, and more!
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Armed with a modular synth, some samplers, and an acoustic guitar, Brian and Dave travel to Brazil with the aim of collaborating with the jungle. What resulted is a unique addition to the AnCo discography. Join us deep in the rainforest as we discuss Animal Collective’s wild and beautiful 2017 EP, as well as the accompanying Viceland documentary series. Also: 8-bit Leaf House!
Come see Christian play live electronic music downtown LA at Boomtown Brewery on Thursday April 17!
We chat with Brian Weitz aka Geologist about his new record A Shaw Deal, and how it aligns with his philosophy of channeling preexisting matter. We also touch on modular synthesis, his upcoming hurdy gurdy record(!), his moonlight/modular collab Sirens, his contributions to Panda Bear's Sinister Grift, and some of his favorite scuba experiences.
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