Stay ConnectedA podcast about music of the indie, experimental, psychedelic persuasion. With an emphasis on Animal Collective and and ’00s. By Christian Koons and Justin Kloczko.
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Christian and Justin go through their favorite left of center albums of the year (03:45), touching on their favs in ambient, experimental, spiritual jazz and electronic. Christian talks about ML Buch's "Suntub," James Holden's "Imagine This is a High Dimensional Space of All Possibilities," and Horse Lords' "Live in Leipzig." Justin mentions "Das Nuvens" by Fabiano do Nascimento, Purelink's "Signs," and "Mind Palace Music" by @.
Then they talk with writer Sadie Sartini Garner (22:00) about André 3000's ayahuasca seancé album "New Blue Sun," which she reviewed for Pitchfork. Also discussed: LA's deep listening ambient scene, André's embrace of it, Leaving Records, Sam Wilkes, Carlos Niño, and of course, the Dead.
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We've turned back our clocks and "fallen behind," so let's rewind and throw on Fall Be Kind, the (perfect?) EP that served as companion to Merriweather Post Pavilion and as host to one of the band's best ever songs. The bonefish boys also discuss The Grateful Dead, odd time signatures, this era's production, how AnCo expanded on jam-band techniques, other fall music recommendations, and much more.
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Episode 15! We are joined by former longtime Pitchfork writer and editor Mark Richardson to discuss Young Prayer, the spartan 2004 solo album by Panda Bear and a lost gem of the group's acoustic era. We discuss Pitchfork then and now, Mark's introduction to Animal Collective, spiritualism in music, and how Young Prayer is sort of the more formal, adult AC release that has been lost to time.
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This week the Bonefish Boys are joined by Animal Collective's very own Josh Dibb, aka Deakin! We discuss Isn't It Now? , (5:50) mental health, psychedelic therapy, playing piano, Crestone, the Vegas Sphere, and Halloween movie favs. We also answer some fan-submitted questions.
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The Bonefish boys discuss the newest (and longest) Animal Collective record Isn't It Now? including how it compares to its predecessor Time Skiffs. They also talk about other notable "follow-up" albums, and how that signifier affects music's reception.
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Experimental musician and visionary guitarist Dustin Wong visits Bonefish HQ to discuss his new albums Perpetual Morphosis and Texture II, his former band Ponytail, musical improvisation in a live setting, evolving artistic processes, opening for Animal Collective, and much more (03:16). Then Christian and Justin chat about Reset in Dub, Adrian Sherwood's new spin on Panda Bear and Sonic Boom's latest opus (01:02:20).
Music used in episode by Dustin Wong, Brin, Takako Minekawa, and Ponytail.
https://dustinwong.bandcamp.com/album/perpetual-morphosis
https://brinwong.bandcamp.com/album/texture-ii
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The bonefish boys look back on the intense, frenetic Animal Collective album Centipede Hz. They discuss the huge hype surrounding its release, the return of Deakin, early live versions of the songs, and how they saw the album then vs now. Also discussed: 2012 as the end of the blog rock era, local radio, and...Limp Bizkit.
Centipede Hz Live vids:
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The Bonefish boys preview the forthcoming Animal Collective album Isn't It Now? by listening to live bootlegs of the new songs. They also share their respective experiences at the LA and NYC Panda Bear & Sonic Boom shows.
Unofficial new songs compilation: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7qEcx2UWRSc&t=3410s
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Grab your graham crackers and marshmallows and join the Bonefish Boys around the warm glow of the fire for a discussion of Animal Collective's one-take wonder, Campfire Songs.
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Christian and Justin sit down with record producer and Animal Collective collaborator Rusty Santos to discuss his roles in creating the albums Sung Tongs, Person Pitch, Buoys, and others, as well as his new solo record New Wave in California.
Also discussed: Moving to New York and meeting Dave, live sound engineering mishaps, Dawn of Midi, DJ Rashad, and Owen Pallet.
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