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    Caesura: The Music Explorer’s Podcast

    Caesura is a podcast made by and dedicated to people for whom listening and making music are not just hobbies, but ways of life, regardless of genre. Come listen as we review new music, talk about current music trends and albums we love, make bad jokes, get super off-track, and generally explore the nearly infinite world that modern music has to offer.

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    Latest Episodes:
    Don't Judge An Album By Its Cover Jul 13, 2020
    Show notes

    This week we take the adage that is this episode's title (I'm not typing it out again) and applying it to some music that we perhaps initially overlooked, either due to their artwork, or context, or what have you. We also briefly talk about Ennio Morricone's score for The Good, the Bad, and The Ugly, in a continuation of our talk from last week.

    Albums of the Week:

    Scott: Jack's Mannequin—Everything In Transit

    Elaine: Billy Joel—The Stranger


    Free Form BS Jul 06, 2020
    Show notes

    We get a little loosey-goosey this week with an unplanned episode. So, as to be expected, random tangents into nowhere are abound, including a brief talk about the manga Fairy Tail and glitchy Skype calls, but also to some topics actually related to music, such as the recent passing of Ennio Morricone and film music in general and the notion of change in relation to music.

    Albums/Singles of the Week:

    Scott: Baroness—Yellow & Green

    Elaine: Video Age—“Aerostar”


    June 2020 Review Extravaganza Jun 29, 2020
    Show notes

    We wrap up June with some reviews of albums that came out this month:

    • Lithics—Tower of Age
    • NIhiloxica—Kaloli
    • Pyrrhon—Abscess Time
    • Protest the Hero—Palimpsest

    Albums of the Week:

    • Scott: Justice—Woman
    • Elaine: The Beatles—Revolver

    June 2020 Album Anniversaries Jun 22, 2020
    Show notes

    This week we get down and dirty with some great albums that have their birthdays this month, including:

    Bjork—Post

    Deftones—White Pony

    Queens of the Stone Age—Rated R

    Kvelertak—Kvelertak


    Albums of the Week:

    Scott: A Tribe Called Quest—Midnight Marauders

    Elaine: Bill Evans Trio—Sunday At the Village Vanguard


    More Music Dares (Jucara Marcal, Burial) Jun 15, 2020
    Show notes

    We get down and dirty with some album dares this week, and, after, go off the rails something fierce with thoughts on career-ruining stunts.


    Albums of the Week
    Scott: Black Flag—Family Man

    Elaine: Red Hot Chili Peppers—By The Way


    Self Doubt & the Creative Process Jun 08, 2020
    Show notes

    This week we talk about creativity—and the obstacles that can often come in the way. And, of course, we go off on segues about random things, so don't worry.

    Albums of the Week:

    • Scott: Aesop Rock—None Shall Pass
    • Elaine: Fiona Apple—When The Pawn. . .

    Sonic Youth Redemption Jun 02, 2020
    Show notes

    This week we have a special guest: our friend, and resident Sonic Youth expert, Devin! And, accordingly, we tackle a band who’ve eluded our listening habits for a very long time: Sonic Youth.

    Albums of the Week:

    • Devin: Gas—Pop
    • Scott: Vampire Weekend—Vampire Weekend
    • Elaine: Massive Attack—Blue Lines

    Humor In Music May 25, 2020
    Show notes

    The title says it all. This week we talk about the idea of humor in music? What makes it work? What doesn't make it work?


    Albums of the Week:

    Scott: Flying Lotus—Los Angeles

    Elaine: Mamaleek—Come & See


    Album Extravaganza May 2020 May 18, 2020
    Show notes

    This week we talk about some big releases this month (for us, anyway), including new material by Little Simz, Einsturzende Neubauten, Matt Mayhall/Dan Rosenboom, and Perfume Genius!


    Albums of the Week:

    • Scott: Natalia Lafourcade—Un Canto por Mexico, Vol. 1
    • Elaine: The Allman Brothers Band—Live at the Fillmore East

    May 2020 Album Anniversaries (Deftones, Primus, etc.) May 11, 2020
    Show notes

    This week we talk about some album anniversaries, including:

    Deftones—Diamond Eyes

    Primus—Frizzle Fry

    Suffocation—Pierced From Within

    Scott Walker—Tilt


    Albums of the Week:

    Scott: Black Taffy—Opal Wand

    Elaine: John Zorn—50th Birthday Celebration Vol.4: Electric Masada


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