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    Discologist

    A Milwaukee/DC based music podcast about discussing and sharing the best new and new-to-you music PLUS interviews with music legends that you won’t hear anywhere else!

    Hosted by Kevin HIll and Eduardo Nunes.

    *May be powered by cats.

    *Intro narration created using Eleven Labs (AI) on several episodes


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    Episode 174: Sturgill Simpson - A Sailor's Guide To Earth Apr 14, 2016
    Show notes

    The historic Howard Theatre in Washington, DC is in trouble. Again. How did we get here and what the hell can anyone do about it?

    Sturgill Simpson has followed up his breakout album Metamodern Sounds In Country Music, with the ambitious, genre hopping, expectation defying love letter to his son, A Sailor’s Guide To Earth. Is it another masterpiece or has the country “outlaw” bit off more than he can chew this time out? We aim to find out.

    Merle Haggard is gone and that that f%&ing sucks. We listen to some country and shed a tear of the loss of this legendary songwriter.

    Show Notes

    • "Money problems and no-name acts: The Howard Theatre is struggling. Again." [Washington Post]
    • "Here’s How To And Why We Must “Save” The Howard Theatre & Bohemian Caverns" [One Love Massive]
    • Dammit. RIP Merle
    A Sailor's Guide To Earth Sturgill Simpson Kevin: Stream It Eduardo: Stream It Marcus Dowling: Stream It Official Site | Facebook | Twitter | Spotify

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    Episode 173: Phil Cook Apr 11, 2016
    Show notes

    Music has always been the lifeblood running through multi-instrumentalist Phil Cook's veins for as long as he can remember. In 2015 he fully dialed in to that guiding presence for the first time in his life, and the result was the magnificent Southland Mission. Mission mined a deep history of American gospel and blues to deliver songs of beauty, hope and rejuvenation, that didn't just honor what came before them, but weaved themselves into the very fabric of the rich tapestry of the culture that's at the root of our modern experience.

    We (finally) caught up with Phil before his recent show here in Washington, DC to talk about his past, the music he loves, and how a goofy kid from Wisconsin found enlightenment at at an early age in the most unlikely of places.

    This podcast can be the instrument to mend a broken heart or to straighten out your life through the sincere testimony of one righteous dude. A must!

    Show Notes

    • Get to know The Dead Tongues
      Official Site | Facebook | Twitter
      Bandcamp | Spotify
    • Check out the track "Graveyard Fields" off of The Dead Tongues 2016 release, Montana.
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    Phil Cook

    Official Site | Facebook | Twitter | Instagram | Spotify

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    Episode 172: Fellow Creatures Apr 07, 2016
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    Independently, Sam McCormally and William McKindley-Ward are longtime staples of the DC music scene. Together they are FELLOW CREATURES!

    Following the demise of their previous band - the beloved Ugly Purple Sweater - both were looking for a different direction for their music. They found it in electronic experimentation coupled with masterful songwriting and the result is a mind-blowing, self-titled LP that defies categorization.

    In advance of the release, Sam and Will stopped by the basement to chat with Kevin and special guest Paul Vodra (Hometown Sounds) about the making of Fellow Creatures, life in the DC music scene, and much, much more.

    Show Notes

    • Don't miss Fellow Creatures album release show at Tropicalia FRIDAY 4/15!
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    Fellow Creatures
    Fellow Creatures

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    Episode 171: Eric Bachmann - Eric Bachmann Apr 03, 2016
    Show notes

    The roller coaster that is TIDAL keeps on keeping on as new reports claim that the troubled, Jay Z owned streaming service is making plans to sue original owners Aspiro for misreporting their subscriber numbers.

    On his latest, self titled album, indie rock legend Eric Bachmann (Archers Of Loaf, Crooked Fingers) is shedding his past and delivering his most personal collection of songs to date.

    Caetano Veloso and Gilberto Gil are lifelong friends and legends of Brazilian music. We’ve got a taste of their recently released live set, the joyous Dois Amigos, Um Século de Música.

    Show Note

    • "Tidal is igniting a legal battle with it's former owners" [Musically]
    • "David Lowery talks lawsuits, licensing, and free streaming" [Musically]
    • Listen to the track "As Camélias do Quilombo do Leblon (Ao Vivo)" from Caetano Veloso and Gilberto Gil's Dois Amigos, Um Século de Música.
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    Episode 170: Laura Gibson - Empire Builder Mar 31, 2016
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    For 30 years now, SXSW has brought the best and the brightest of the music industry to the music capital of the world for for a week of controlled chaos and musical overload. Music journalist Marcus J. Moore attended this summer camp for music nerds for the first time this year, and he’s hanging out with us to report back on what went down.

    Laura Gibson has made a career of making sublimely beautiful folk music, but on Empire Builder she beat back adversity and ended up with her best album to date.

    Oddisee is back with a free album Alwasta, and we’ve got a politically charged track off of it to rock your freaking dome.

    (Editors Note: The 2012 Oddisee album that Kevin butchered the title of in the intro is actually named People Hear What They See. And it is excellent.)

    Show Notes

    • Read Marcus J. Moore's review of Laura Gibson's Empire Builder [Pitchfork]
    • Get to know Oddisee
      Official Site | Facebook | Twitter |
    • Check out track "Lifting Shadows" from Oddisee's Alwasta below.
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    Empire Builder
    Laura Gibson

    Kevin: Buy It
    Paul: Buy It
    Marcus J. Moore: Buy It

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    Episode 169: Iggy Pop - Post Pop Depression Mar 28, 2016
    Show notes

    Vinyl sales are UP over streaming revenue, but does it really matter?

    Iggy Pop returns with the help of a few friends for one last hurrah. We dig into Post Pop Depression, his legacy and more.

    You don't know country. Royal Forest know s country though so it's cool. they've got you covered with their totally free album Rural Forest.

    Show Notes

    • "Vinyl Sales Made More Than YouTube, Spotify and Soundcloud Ads Combined: Report" [Billboard]
    • Get to know Royal Forest
      Official Site | Facebook | Twitter | Spotify
    • Check out the track "Drivin' Nails In My Coffin" from Royal Forest's Rural Forest.
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    Post Pop Depression
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    Episode 168: The Final Solution - Brotherman OST Mar 24, 2016
    Show notes

    The Kesha vs Dr. Luke case takes a couple of strange new twists on its way to (hopefully) resolution. Or does it?

    If you don’t know Brotherman, than you don’t know much, mannnn. We’re turning our ears towards one of Numero Group’s finest reissues and unearthing a bit of musical history in the process.

    Speaking of Numero Group…the Chicago based label has consistently slayed over the years and we’ve got a taste of catalog No. 37, otherwise known as Father’s Children’s Who’s Gonna Save The World, for you to feast on.

    CAN. YOU. DIG IT? Yea…we think you can.

    Show Notes

    • "Sony Will Reportedly Drop Dr. Luke Amid Kesha Lawsuit Controversy" [Slate]
    • "Kesha Appeals Injunction Denial, Likens Ruling to Slavery" [Rolling Stone]
    • Learn more about Father's Children [Numero Group]
    • Check out the track "Everybody's Got A Problem" off of Father's Children's Who's Gonna Save the World, below.
    Brotherman OST The Final Solution Kevin: Buy It Carrie: Pass Eduardo: Buy It Official Site (Numero Group) | Spotify

    Brotherman OST
    The Final Solution

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    Episode 167: Anderson .Paak - Malibu Mar 21, 2016
    Show notes

    We’re dipping our toes into a conversation about what it means to be a music journalist in 2016. What do we do? What is our place is in the “music industry”? How can we all, musicians and critics alike, do better. Everything is fair game as Marcus Dowling and Marcus J. Moore return to help us dig in and ask some serious questions about ourselves and the work we do.

    Anderson .Paak is on a hot streak that culminated at this year’s SXSW. His latest album Malibu is the spark that lit that fire and we’re here to talk about it.

    KING’s debut album We Are King is a stellar exploration of R&B sounds both old and new. We’ve got a taste of their genius to make sure you know that.

    If Pablo pops up and the album still isn’t finished, did it really happen?

    Show Notes

    • Read Marcus J. Moore's review of Anderson .paak's Malibu [Pitchfork]
    • Read Marcus J. Moore's review of King's We Are King [Pitchfork]
    • Get to know KING
      Official Site | Facebook | Twitter | Spotify
    • Check out the video for King's track "The Greatest" off of their debut album, We Are King, below.
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    Malibu
    Anderson .Paak

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    Marcus (Dowling): Buy It
    Marcus (J. Moore): Buy it

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    Episode 166: Damien Jurado - Visions of Us on the Land Mar 17, 2016
    Show notes

    Last week it was 311 day. If you don't know what that is you're lying. To yourself.*

    Damien Jurado is back with an expansive, mind-bending, psycho-trip of a new album, Visions of Us on the Land. We buy the ticket and take the ride.

    Skylar Gudasz's exceptional debut album Oleander is out NOW. We've got a track to help convince you of said exceptionality.

    *Now would be a good time to reiterate that we are not a facts based podcast.

    Show Notes

    • "311 Day at the Smoothie King Center [Offbeat Magazine]
    • Listen to our conversation with Damien Jurado from 2014 [link]
    • Get to know Skylar Gudasz
      Official Site | Facebook | Twitter | Spotify
    • Check out the track "Kick Out The Chair" off of Skylar Gudasz's Oleander below.
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    Visions of Us on the Land
    Damien Jurado

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    Carrie: Stream It
    Eduardo: Stream It

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    Episode 165: Field Music - Commontime Mar 14, 2016
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    The preservation and fostering of the arts should be a top priority for any civilized society, but New York City may be overcompensating with a relatively recent initiative involving affordable housing.

    Prog-pop masters Field Music are back with their new album Commontime. It’s as nerdy and as great as you would expect. Unless you’re Paul.

    School of Seven Bells suffered tragedy when front man Benjamin Curtis succumbed to T-cell lymphoblastic lymphoma in 2013. Three years later, band mate Alejandra Deheza has picked up the pieces for one last album and we’ve got a taste.

    Show Notes

    • "New York City to build affordable housing for musicians and artists" [Consequence Of Sound]
    • Learn more about School Of Seven Bells
      Official Site | Facebook | Twitter | Spotify
    • Check out the track "On My Heart" off of School of Seven Bells final album, SVIIB, below.
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    Commontime
    Field Music

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    Paul: Pass
    Eduardo: Buy It

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