Stay ConnectedA 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.
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*Intro narration created using Eleven Labs (AI) on several episodes
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Rihanna’s latest was an exclusive to TIDAL…until it leaked…everywhere…because the internet.
Rihanna is back with her new album, Anti¸ a new attitude and at least three new fans.
The Pines are from Minneapolis and make great music. The track “Aerial Ocean” off of their upcoming LP Above The Prairie is but one example of the aforementioned great music
Did we mention Rihanna?
Anti
Rihanna
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Eduardo: Buy It
Marcus: Buy It
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The Eagles (and Glenn Frey) are dead. Long live the Eagles…unless you’re THAT a-hole.
Pop weirdo Benji Hughes follows up 2008’s A Love Extreme by packing more fun per square inch than should be legally allowed on his Merge debut, Songs In The Key Of Animals.
Hailing from Austin, TX, Casey Chandler aka Galapaghost is keeping it real, and real mellow on his latest album I Never Arrived and we’ve got a track for your a$$.
Get hype for our diss track response to the B.O.B./Tyson flat earth feud. It’s dropping the same day as Frank Ocean’s album.
Songs In The Key Of Animals
Benji Hughes
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Paul: Pass
Eduardo: Stream It
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High profile music publicist Heathcliff Berru has serious and multiple allegations of sexual assault leveled against him, and that’s just the tip of one of the darkest corners of the music industry iceberg.
The Besnard Lakes return with their fifth album, A Coliseum Complex Museum, and we have an excite.
K.A.A.N. drops his latest exhilarating track, “The Eagles”, just days after the passing of rock legend Glenn Frey.
Snowzilla has come and gone leaving a potential baby boom in its wake, yet Frank Ocean’s Boys Don’t Cry still hasn’t dropped. Draw your own conclusions.
"Women Speak Out Against The ‘Bill Cosby Of Indie Music’" [ThinkProgress]
A Coliseum Complex Museum
The Besnard Lakes
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Paul: Stream It
Eduardo: Stream It
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Soundcloud strikes a deal with Universal, adding gas to the streaming wars.
The spirit of the Louvin/Everly Brothers courses through the veins of The Cactus Blossoms debut album, You’re Dreaming.
“Handle With Care” is a righteous song, and a George Fest super-jam proves Wilbury dominance once and for all.
And oh yea…we’re FIVE YEARS OLD. Anyone know what that is in cat years?
You're Dreaming
The Cactus Blossoms
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Patrick: Stream It
Eduardo: Stream It
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Revered jazz/prog/post-rock purveyors Tortoise are back with their new album, The Catastrophist.
All Songs Considered turns 16 with a jam packed musical blowout at the 9:30 Club right here in Washington, DC.Chicago's Crown Larks take the legacy of Tortoise straight to the future. Oh...and Glenn Frey of The Eagles is gone.Welcome back to the basement. We missed you.Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
David Bowie is dead.
LCD Soundsystem is putting the band back together.David Lowery is suing Spotify for $150M. Welcome to 2016Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
2015 was a huge year for music, so obviously we had to make a huge podcast to wrap the whole thing up. In part two of our year-end blowout, Quinn, Paul, and Kevin share the music that gave them the most feels in 2016, then offer up some thoughts on the year to come, pull back the curtain a little on how to make a podcast, and do a dramatic reading of The Force Awakens for your pleasure.*
We’ve reached the end, but it’s only the beginning, so sit back, relax, and get your ears ready because here comes our final podcast of the year. It’s Episode 147 of ChunkGlasses: THE PODCAST – BEST OF 2015 EDITION - PART 2!*That may not be treuHosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This is it! As the year draws to a close, the gang hangs out one last time to talk all of the good, bad, and ugly of 2015. Does your favorite album make the cut, and does that even matter? Can we all just agree Kendrick cuz dammmmnnn?
All of these questions and more will be answered as we geek out on all of the music that made 2015 one of the best years for music in recent memory. So sit back, relax, and get your ears ready because here comes Episode 146 of ChunkGlasses: THE PODCAST – BEST OF 2015 EDITION PART 1!Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
The end is nigh! The end of the year that is. This week on the podcast we’re kicking off our year-end closeout with a mega-sized wrap up of all that 2015 was here in our hometown of Washington, DC.
Joined by Paul Vodra (Hometown Sounds), Bryce Taylor Rudow (Random Nerds) and Quinn Meyers (WRGW radio/ATB), Kevin and the gang take a look at some of the bands that moved them the most in 2015, flashback to 2014 to see how far we’ve come, and look forward to the future of what is fast becoming one of the most vibrant, diverse, and essential music scenes in the country.Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
This week on the podcast we’re talking new albums from a hot up-and-comer and the return of a pop legend. First up, Grimes’ Art Angels is an unexpected pop explosion that stretches the limits of what we call indie. Is the young producer’s latest effort a missive from the future or one large step towards the mainstream? Then, pop mastermind Jeff Lynne has revived the legendary ELO with a new album Alone In The Universe. Does this deeply personal, reflective cycle of songs live up to the name or is Mr. Blue Sky gone forever.
PLUS! Rdio is filing for bankruptcy and Pandora is stripping the company down for parts and we try to get to the bottom of what this may mean for artists and consumers alike. Does this mark the beginning of the streaming wars or is it the start of the slide down to a musical singularity where one stream will rule them all. Also…WTF Adele? 3.85 MILLION?
All this plus a new track from DC/Boston’s Kingsley Flood just in time for their show at U Street Music Hall right here in Washington, DC as we close out business as usual in 2015 in style on Episode 144 of ChunkyGlasses: The Podcast!
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