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#118: Protomartyr, “Relatives in Descent”

Post author By bolachas
Post date December 26, 2017

Bolachas Now Playing, 33/2017 (#118):

Protomartyr – Windsor Hum

Protomartyr – Half Sister

Wolf Parade – Flies on the Sun

Josh Ritter – Friendamine

The Weather Station – You and I (On the Other Side of the World)

Slaughter Beach, Dog – Gold and Green

First Aid Kit – It’s a Shame

Haley Heynderickx – Oom Sha La La

Angel Olsen – Fly On Your Wall

Aldous Harding – Elation

Susanne Sundfør – Mantra

Phoebe Bridgers – Scott Street

Kamasi Washington – Integrity

Plastic Flowers – Dalliance

Gun Outfit – Landscape Painter

JD McPherson – Jubilee

Billy Bragg – Saffiyah Smiles

Ed Askew – Art and Life

Willie Watson – Always Lift Him Up and Never Knock Him Down

Simon Joyner – Hail Mary

Gill Landry – The Real Deal Died

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#112: Kacy & Clayton, “The Siren’s Song”

Post author By bolachas
Post date September 11, 2017

Bolachas Now Playing, 27/2017 (#112):

Son Little – Demon to the Dark

Hand Habits – yr heart

Destroyer – Sky’s Grey

Randall Bramblett – Mali Katra

Protomartyr – My Children

Jacob Faurholt – A Lake of Distortion

Gill Landry – Berlin

Lilly Hiatt – Everything I Had

Kacy & Clayton – The Light of Day

Kacy & Clayton – This World Has Seven Wonders

Lucinda Williams – Six Blocks Away

Courtney Marie Andrews – Near You

Julien Baker – Appointments

Jen Cloher – Waiting in the Wings

The Dodos – Mirror Fake

The National – Carin at the Liquor Store

Josh Ritter – Thunderbolt’s Goodnight

Richard Thompson – Bathsheba Smiles

Noah Gundersen – Bad Desire

Tags courtney marie andrews, destroyer, gill landry, hand habits, jacob faurholt, jen cloher, josh ritter, julien baker, kacy & clayton, lilly hiatt, lucinda williams, noah gundersen, protomartyr, randall bramblett, Richard Thompson, son little, the dodos, the national

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#109: Fleet Foxes, “Crack-Up”

Post author By bolachas
Post date July 30, 2017

Bolachas Now Playing, 24/2017 (#109):

Fleet Foxes – I Am All That I Need / Arroyo Seco / Thumbprint Scar

So Much Light – Be Afraid

Lambchop – The Hustle Unlimited

Ride – Rocket Silver Symphony

Broken Social Scene – Skyline

Protomartyr – A Private Understanding

Thurston Moore – Smoke of Dreams

Beach House – Baby

Will Samson – Welcome Oxygen – Day Five

Kronos Quartet & Sam Amidon – Oh Where

Roselit Bone – By the Glint of Your Horns

House and Land – The Day is Past and Gone

Offa Rex – Sheepcrook and Black Dog

Richard Thompson – Gethsemane

Kevin Morby – Pearly Gates

Zephaniah Ohora and the 18 Wheelers – She’s Leaving in the Morning

Jolie Holland & Samantha Parton – You Are Not Needed Now

Karima Walker – Indigo

Demen – Flor

Fleet Foxes – Crack-Up

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#106: Jason Isbell & the 400 Unit, “Nashville Sound”

Post author By bolachas
Post date June 21, 2017

Bolachas Now Playing, 21/2017 (#106):

Julia Jacklin – Eastwick

Protomartyr – 580 Memories

Waxahatchee – Never Been Wrong

Marika Hackman – Good Intentions

Big Thief – Watering

Ulrika Spacek – Modern English Decoration

Queens of the Stone Age – The Way You Used to Do

The War On Drugs – Holding On

Iron & Wine – Stranger Lay Beside Me

Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit – Anxiety

Jason Isbell and the 400 Unit – Something to Love

The Deslondes – (This Ain’t A) Sad Song

Songhoy Blues – Mali Nord

Daniel Romano – I Tried to Hold the World (In My Mouth)

Sammy Brue – Jealous

Minta & the Brook Trout – So This Has to Do

Kevin Morby – City Music

Benjamin Clementine – Phantom of Aleppoville

Tags benjamin clementine, big thief, daniel romano, iron & wine, jason isbell, jason isbell and the 400 unit, julia jacklin, kevin morby, marika hackman, minta & the brook trout, protomartyr, queens of the stone age, sammy brue, songhoy blues, the deslondes, the war on drugs, ulrika spacek, waxahatchee

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NOS Primavera Sound 2016, the review

Post author By bolachas
Post date June 28, 2016

I’ll start this article by stating the obvious: the fifth edition of NOS Primavera Sound ended up having the most solid set of shows so far. As it’s the case with most festivals, this obviously depends on the choices you make, your taste in music, from where you choose to watch the gigs from, your level of intoxication, your company (or absence of) and, of course, the profile of the crowd surrounding you. Never leave those bastards spoil any show for you. Also, don’t be that bastard. Everybody hates you. Why don’t you just play with your phone in the new amazing food truck area instead of being in the front rows shouting like you’re in a loud bar? Summer festivals definitely need to have a stage with DJs permanently playing dance music the whole day. Maybe those idiots who don’t want to see concerts anyway spend the whole day there.