Friday, 10 August 2012

If There Is Hell Below... Lord Huffington and Sir Huffamore


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Lord Huffington (Callum) and Sir Huffamore (Rob) answer some big questions (nobody asked but they’re getting answered, anyway): what is the greatest ‘baby snatch’ in cinema history? What is a coke float? What is the quad? What were you doing in India in ’67?
On the music front; White Denim keep on being incredible, House Shoes provides another slice of dynamite Detroit hip hop, Bob Mould is Bob Mould and Wavves make pop. Plus: The Sufis with their Syd Barret anglo-psych-beat, Diggs Duke with his jazz/rnb cosmic smooth, unlikely Stones Throw signing Chrome Canyon provide some Tangerine Dream/Vangelis prog synth, friends of Neu!, Camera provide some timeless krautrock and more besides.

*please note: due to technical problems our introduction to Camera – Ausland is cut off but it’s that incredible krautrock instrumental before Matthew Dear

Friday, 3 August 2012

If There Is Hell Below Podcast... Mighty Morphin Foreskin?


Rob and Callum are back with their worldwide encompassing podcast, which this week is essentially just UK and USA.
The music: podcast favourites FIDLAR are back with some stoner rock, different takes on the psychedelic from Dirty Art Club, The Child of Lov and Jesse Boykins III & MeLo X, there’s some hip hop from Captain Murphy, funk from DJ Nu Mark and outsider indie from Ravenous, Charles Douglas and Tyrannosaurus Dead. The rest is a mystery... until you listen.   
  

Friday, 27 July 2012

If There Is Hell Below Podcast... Disappointing Shape


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Rob and Callum are back with music and talking; a brief history of limousines and why Adele will never succeed in Swindon are just two of the high-brow topics, discussed in the podcast.
Music-wise there’s a Brainfeeder love-in with tracks from Jeremiah Jae and Flying Lotus, a praising for the current slew of ace Manchester bands as showcased by tracks from Driver Drive Faster and The Louche (FC), the truly modern sound of psych comes from Black Moth Super Rainbow, snotty garage punk from K9 Sniffies and Rayon Beach plus a few more delights.


Friday, 20 July 2012

If There Is Hell Below Podcast... The Official Music Podcast of the London 2012 Olympic Games



Rob and Callum take a sip of the official lager of the 2012 games and provide a podcast made on the official laptop of the London Olympics and recorded with the official USB microphones of the Olympics games, which are being held in London, England, in the year 2012.
Lord Coe has allowed us to play vintage synth funk from Shawn Lee, Welsh folk from H. Hawkline, garage punk from Best Friends and Peoples Temple, spatial electronic pop from Lali Puna and Cornelius plus Hip Hop from Reks and Domo Genesis & The Alchemist.
But just like THE Games doesn’t stop with the 100 Metre running race, our podcast features a lot more... music... and sponsorship, without them this thing could NEVER happen. 


Friday, 13 July 2012

If There Is Hell Below Podcast... Lads Spa


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Rob and Callum are the archetypal lads, presenting a lad’s podcast, a podcast featuring music from the soundtrack of radical Polish 70s film Third Part of the Night – that’s what lads want right?
Get those cold tins on your eyelids and enjoy the Serbian fuzz pop-noise of VVhile, the punk riot of Metz, proto-metal of Hot Lunch, the moogy hip hop sounds of Karriem Riggins, the heavy blues rock of The Heavy Eyes and the near genius of Ariel Pink and Matthew E. White.
The fun doesn’t end there my fellow lad, there’s always more content inside the centre-fold.

 

Friday, 6 July 2012

If There Is Hell Below Podcast... French Banger


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Odd that the podcast is called French Bangers as this podcast doesn’t feature the latest Ed Banger release (it isn’t 2005) nor is there anything particularly French about this podcast. If anything Rob and Callum embody the spirit of LA, our song choices are pure west-coast sun, which suits our attitude; breezy and laid-back – I’m sure you’ll agree.
Odder still that the podcast is recorded in soggy Kentish Town, London.
That sunshine comes from Woods with Cali in a Cup, Big Boi’s latest Jeremy ‘Weasel’ Kyle referencing joint, rare soul from Now Again’s Soul Cal comp, Beachwood Sparks recall the country-folk-rock of Laurel Canyon, The Superimposers produce a west-coast gem via  England’s South Coast and Callum can’t help but bring in some ace new Dino Jr.
Plenty more inside.