Showing posts with label Vinyl Love. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vinyl Love. Show all posts
Wednesday, November 2, 2016
RIML: Flight Facilities
Labels:
Dance Music,
Flight Facilities,
Hugo and Jimmy,
interview,
music,
Records in My Life,
RIML,
Vinyl Love
Monday, September 19, 2016
RIML: Peter Bjorn and John
We met with Peter Bjorn and John just after their soundcheck at Venue, Vancouver last month on the first leg of their N American tour for Breaking Point. The three men were funny, charming and well informed about all sorts of music, from Van Halen, thru Bob Dylan back to Duke Ellington and John Coltrane with a few Swedish albums thrown in the mix from early childhood memories. Good chaps, very fun to hang with, and we hope you enjoy this episode as much as we did recording it!
Labels:
Bob Dylan,
Breaking Point,
Damon Albarn,
hat You Talking About,
Kraftwerk,
Music Interview,
Music love,
Peter Bjorn and John,
Records in My Life,
RIML,
Van Halen,
Vinyl Love
Tuesday, September 6, 2016
Andrew W.K. on #RIML
Andrew W.K. joined us for a very entertaining and informative Records In My Life last week while he was in Vancouver as a part of Mural Fest. We managed to film an interview before his sold out show at the Cobalt, wherein Andrew gave us some insight into what motivates and inspires him. Though he was a little tight lipped about actually naming albums that influenced, he offered up his unwavering love of music from classical masters that he''d studied on piano from the age of four! One of the funniest interviews we've ever filmed, with a very singular artist who in his own words says "It is my destiny to party." And we all hope Andrew W.K. can continue to party and entertain for many decades to come! This is a very good episode, hope you enjoy it!
Labels:
Andrew W.K.,
Hooked on Classics,
I Get Wet,
interview,
Music love,
Napalm Death,
Records in My Life,
RIML,
She Is Beautiful,
Vancouver Mural Fest,
Vinyl Love
Monday, May 30, 2016
Records In My Life: Big Black Delta
I will confess that I am a Big Black Delta fan, so when the opportunity came to interview him for an episode of RIML I insisted we take it! The first Big Black Delta album from 2013 was on heavy rotation on my phone for months, and I still find it entertaining three years later. BBD recently released a follow up album, Trágame Tierra and we caught up with Jonathan Bates before his appearance at the Biltmore Cabaret here in Vancouver last week. A very affable man, with an obvious love of all kinds of music, our conversation lasted over two hours and ended with producer Charles Brownstein and I sharing a glass of whiskey backstage while Jonathan related tales of touring and the odd concerned word about the state of the USA. A very fun interview that could have lasted hours if we'd had even more battery life in the recorders. Please have a look, and check out the new album, it's a solid and creative follow up to the debut full length.
This Big Black Delta episode of Records In My Life references the following albums:
1. Van Halen - 5150
2. Radiohead - OK Computer
3. Harry Nilsson - Nilsson Schmilsson
4. Father John Misty - I Love You Honeybear
5. Kimbra - The Golden Echo
6. Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp a Butterfly
Records In My Life is hosted and produced by Charles Brownstein
videography, direction, editing by Mark Henning
Animations and logo by Susana Ramirez
Music Credits: This Big Black Delta episode of RIML features the song "Steer the Canyon" off the "Trágame Tierra" album
Theme music is "Best Tonight" by Combine the Victorious
This Big Black Delta episode of Records In My Life references the following albums:
1. Van Halen - 5150
2. Radiohead - OK Computer
3. Harry Nilsson - Nilsson Schmilsson
4. Father John Misty - I Love You Honeybear
5. Kimbra - The Golden Echo
6. Kendrick Lamar - To Pimp a Butterfly
Records In My Life is hosted and produced by Charles Brownstein
videography, direction, editing by Mark Henning
Animations and logo by Susana Ramirez
Music Credits: This Big Black Delta episode of RIML features the song "Steer the Canyon" off the "Trágame Tierra" album
Theme music is "Best Tonight" by Combine the Victorious
Labels:
Big Black Delta,
electronic music,
experimental,
Jonathan Bates,
Music love,
music recommendations,
Records in My Life,
RIML,
Steer the Canyon,
Trágame Tierra,
Vinyl Love
Monday, May 16, 2016
Records In My Life: Lucius
We caught up with members of the Brooklyn band Lucius on their tour bus before their show at Imperial Vancouver last week. Almost every band member dropped in for a quick little cameo and we managed to meet up with 4/5ths of the band. Drummer Dan Molad held a very fun conversation with Charles and discussed some of his all time favorite albums including his sisters band The Last Wish, while singer Jess Wolfe revealed her love for Roy Orbison, and guitarist Peter Lalish dropped in at the end for a quick chat about Chris Cohen and Warren G. A really fun interview.
This Lucius references the following albums:
1. The Last Wish - The First of February
2. Roy Orbison - Crying
3. Radiohead - Kid A
4. The Beatles - Anthology 1
5. Chris Cohen - Overgrown Path
6. Warren G - Regulate... G Funk Era
Records In My Life is hosted and produced by Charles Brownstein
Videography, direction, editing by Mark Henning
Animations and logo by Susana Ramirez
Music Credits:
This Lucius episode of RIML features their song "Born Again Teen" off the "Good Grief" album
Theme music is "Best Tonight" by Combine the Victorious
This Lucius references the following albums:
1. The Last Wish - The First of February
2. Roy Orbison - Crying
3. Radiohead - Kid A
4. The Beatles - Anthology 1
5. Chris Cohen - Overgrown Path
6. Warren G - Regulate... G Funk Era
Records In My Life is hosted and produced by Charles Brownstein
Videography, direction, editing by Mark Henning
Animations and logo by Susana Ramirez
Music Credits:
This Lucius episode of RIML features their song "Born Again Teen" off the "Good Grief" album
Theme music is "Best Tonight" by Combine the Victorious
Labels:
Born Again Teen,
Dan Molad,
Good Grief,
Jess Wolfe,
Lucius,
Music Interview,
Records in My Life,
Vinyl Love
Monday, May 2, 2016
Records In My Life : Humans
Northern Transmissions and Boutique Empire present our interview with Robbie Slade of the electronic duo Humans. We sat down with Robbie and he told us about five of his formative albums, from Outcast, thru the Rolling Stones, to The National. He was very affable and we have a lot of fun doing this episode.
This Humans episode of Records In My Life references the following albums:
1. Outcast - Aquemini
2. Annie Lennox - Diva
3. The Rolling Stones - Exile on Main Street
4. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Howl
5. The National - Boxer
RIML is produced and hosted by Charles Brownstein
Direction, editing and videography by Mark Henning
Animations and logo by Susana Ramirez
Music Credits:
This Humans episode of RIML features the song "Water Water" by Humans
Theme music is "Best Tonight" by Combine the Victorious
Labels:
dashumans,
electronic,
Humans,
interview,
music recommendations,
Records in My Life,
Robbie Slade,
Vinyl Love
Monday, April 25, 2016
Records In My Life: LUSH
Northern Transmissions and Boutique Empire present another episode of Records In My Life, this week we feature the band Lush. Miki, Emma and Phil from Lush joined us for a fun chat about early music behind the Rio Theatre in East Van, before their show. From Davie Bowie, thru Madness and Japan, the three were a real treat to interview and I think everyone had a lot of fun!
This Lush on Records In My Life episode references the following albums:
1. David Bowie - The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars
2. Abba - Arrival
3. Madness - Absolutely
4. Rational Youth - Cold Wave Night Life
5. Japan - Tin Drum
6. The Smiths - The Smiths
Lush on Records In My Life is hosted and produced by Charles Brownstein for Northern Transmissions.com
Direction, videography, editing by Mark Henning
Animations and logo by Susana Ramirez
Music Credits:
This episode features the song "Out of Control" from the new ep Blind Spot
Theme music is "Best Tonight" by Combine the Victorious
This Lush on Records In My Life episode references the following albums:
1. David Bowie - The Rise and Fall of Ziggy Stardust and the Spiders from Mars
2. Abba - Arrival
3. Madness - Absolutely
4. Rational Youth - Cold Wave Night Life
5. Japan - Tin Drum
6. The Smiths - The Smiths
Lush on Records In My Life is hosted and produced by Charles Brownstein for Northern Transmissions.com
Direction, videography, editing by Mark Henning
Animations and logo by Susana Ramirez
Music Credits:
This episode features the song "Out of Control" from the new ep Blind Spot
Theme music is "Best Tonight" by Combine the Victorious
Labels:
Emma Anderson,
Lush,
Miki Berenji,
Music Interview,
Phil King,
Records in My Life,
Vinyl Love
Tuesday, April 12, 2016
Records In My Life: Ra Ra Riot
We caught up with Mathieu Santos from the band Ra Ra Riot before their show at the Biltmore Cabaret here in Vancouver, Canada. Matt sat down on with us on their tourbus and talked about a few of his favorite albums. Not surprisingly, as a bassist, he listed Weather Report (which featured Jaco Pastorius on bass) as well as The Police among his list.
This Ra RA Riot epsisode of Records In My Life referenced the following albums:
1. Weather Report - Night Passage
2. The Police - Ghost In the Machine
3. The Fall - Imperial Wax Solvent
4. Laid Back - Keep Smiling
5. Rostam - Gravity Don't Pull Me
Records In My Life is hosted and produced by Charles Brownstein Videography, direction and editing by Mark Henning Animations and Logo by Susana Ramirez
Music Credits: RIML Ra Ra Riot episode features the song "I Need You Light" by Ra Ra Riot
Theme music is 'Best Tonight" by Combine the Victorious
This Ra RA Riot epsisode of Records In My Life referenced the following albums:
1. Weather Report - Night Passage
2. The Police - Ghost In the Machine
3. The Fall - Imperial Wax Solvent
4. Laid Back - Keep Smiling
5. Rostam - Gravity Don't Pull Me
Records In My Life is hosted and produced by Charles Brownstein Videography, direction and editing by Mark Henning Animations and Logo by Susana Ramirez
Music Credits: RIML Ra Ra Riot episode features the song "I Need You Light" by Ra Ra Riot
Theme music is 'Best Tonight" by Combine the Victorious
Monday, April 4, 2016
Records In My Life: Leisure Cruise
Northern Transmissions and Boutique Empire present the Leisure Cruise episode of Records In My Life. We caught up with Leah Siegel and Dave Hodges of the band Leisure Cruise outside the UBC Thunderbird Arena before their show with Metric and Deathcab for Cutie. The two were enthusiastic with their praise of artists and music and dropped albums from Beastie Boys, The Beatles, The Clash and Otis Redding among their list. It was a windy day on the hill where we interviewed them so apologies in advance for the audio on this clip.
After their performance here in Vancouver the band was flown to Wisconsin to perform at a rally in support of Bernie Sanders!
Dave Hodges and Leah Siegel from Leisure Cruise referenced the following albums in this interview:
1. Beastie Boys - Licensed to Ill
2. The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
3. The Clash - London Calling
4. Linton Kwesi Johnson - Island Records Anthology
5. Otis Redding - I've Got Dreams to Remember
6. Cariboo - Our Love
Records In My Life is produced and hosted by Charles Brownstein
Videography, direction and editng by Mark Henning
Animations and logos - Susana Ramirez
This Leisure Cruise episode of Records In My Life features the song "The Getaway" by Leisure Cruise from their Leisure Cruise album
Theme music is "Best Tonight" by Combine the Victorious.
After their performance here in Vancouver the band was flown to Wisconsin to perform at a rally in support of Bernie Sanders!
Dave Hodges and Leah Siegel from Leisure Cruise referenced the following albums in this interview:
1. Beastie Boys - Licensed to Ill
2. The Beatles - Sgt. Pepper's Lonely Hearts Club Band
3. The Clash - London Calling
4. Linton Kwesi Johnson - Island Records Anthology
5. Otis Redding - I've Got Dreams to Remember
6. Cariboo - Our Love
Records In My Life is produced and hosted by Charles Brownstein
Videography, direction and editng by Mark Henning
Animations and logos - Susana Ramirez
This Leisure Cruise episode of Records In My Life features the song "The Getaway" by Leisure Cruise from their Leisure Cruise album
Theme music is "Best Tonight" by Combine the Victorious.
Labels:
Best Tonight,
Dave Hodges,
Leah Siegel,
Leisure Cruise,
music recommendations,
Records in My Life,
The Getaway,
Vinyl Love
Monday, March 28, 2016
Records In My Life: Thao & the Get Down Stay Down
Northern Transmissions and Boutique Empire present another episode of Records In My Life, this week featuring Thao from Thao & the Get Down Stay Down. We spoke with Thao Nguyen before her show at the Cobalt here on a windy day in Vancouver, Canada, and she revealed a few of her early album picks as well as some that she just loves.
Her choices included:
1. Lucinda Williams - Car Wheels on a Gravel Road
2. Salt n Pepa - Blacks' Magic
3. Andrew Bird - The Mysterious Production of Eggs
4. A Tribe Called Quest - The Anthology
5. Fat Boys - Wipeout!
RIML is hosted and produced by Charles Brownstein
Videography, direction & editing by Mark Henning
Animations & Logo by Susana Ramirez
Music Credits:
This Thao & the Get Down Stay Down episode of RIML features the song "Nobody Dies" by Thao & the Get Down Stay Down from the album "A Man Alive" https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/nob...
Her choices included:
1. Lucinda Williams - Car Wheels on a Gravel Road
2. Salt n Pepa - Blacks' Magic
3. Andrew Bird - The Mysterious Production of Eggs
4. A Tribe Called Quest - The Anthology
5. Fat Boys - Wipeout!
RIML is hosted and produced by Charles Brownstein
Videography, direction & editing by Mark Henning
Animations & Logo by Susana Ramirez
Music Credits:
This Thao & the Get Down Stay Down episode of RIML features the song "Nobody Dies" by Thao & the Get Down Stay Down from the album "A Man Alive" https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/nob...
Monday, March 21, 2016
Records In My Life: Jessy Lanza
Northern Transmissions and Boutique Empire present Records In My Life featuring guest artist Jessy Lanza. We interviewed Jessy Lanza backstage at the Imperial Vancouver while she
was on tour with Junior Boys. She discussed some of her favorite
albums, which was a list that included some solid connections to members of Yellow Magic
Orchestra as well as The Duritti Column!
In this Jessy Lanza episode of Records In My Life the following albums were referenced:
1. Steely Dan - Can't Buy a Thrill
2. Miharu Koshi - Tutu
3. Yukihiro Takahashi - Neuromantic
4. Ryuichi Sakamoto - Thousand Knives of
5. The Durutti Column - LC
Records In My Life is hosted and produced by Charles Brownstein
Videography, editing, direction by Mark Henning
Animations and logo by Susana Ramirez
Music Credit:
This Jessy Lanza episode of RIML features the song "It Means I Love You" by Jessy Lanza from her "Oh No" album. https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/it-...
Theme music is "Best Tonight" by Combine the Victorious https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/bes...
In this Jessy Lanza episode of Records In My Life the following albums were referenced:
1. Steely Dan - Can't Buy a Thrill
2. Miharu Koshi - Tutu
3. Yukihiro Takahashi - Neuromantic
4. Ryuichi Sakamoto - Thousand Knives of
5. The Durutti Column - LC
Records In My Life is hosted and produced by Charles Brownstein
Videography, editing, direction by Mark Henning
Animations and logo by Susana Ramirez
Music Credit:
This Jessy Lanza episode of RIML features the song "It Means I Love You" by Jessy Lanza from her "Oh No" album. https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/it-...
Theme music is "Best Tonight" by Combine the Victorious https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/bes...
Labels:
electronic music,
Imperial Vancouver,
Jessy Lanza,
Music Interview,
Records in My Life,
Vinyl Love,
Yellow Magic Orchestra
Monday, March 14, 2016
Records In My Life: Junior Boys
Northern Transmissions and Boutique Empire present the Junior Boys episode of Records In My Life. We caught up with Jeremy and Matt of Junior Boys backstage before their sold out show at the Imperial Vancouver to discuss some of the music they've been listening too lately. Amid some older selections of Duritti Column and Santana the two also listed a couple surprises such as JD Emmanuel and Pyrolator. Check it out!
This Junior Boy episode of Records In My Life referenced the following albums:
1. J D Emmanuel - Wizards
2. Pyrolator - Ausland
3. John Martyn - Solid Air
4. Plastikman - Recycled Plastic & Sheet One
5. Santana - Caravanserai
6. Durittie Column -The Return of Duritti Column
Records In My Life is produced by Charles Brownstein
Videography, direction, editing by Mark Henning
Animations and logo by Susana Ramirez
Music Credit:
This Junior Boys episode of RIML features the song What You Won't Do For Love from their Big Black Coat album https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/wha...
Theme music is Best Tonight by Combine the Victorious https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/bes...
This Junior Boy episode of Records In My Life referenced the following albums:
1. J D Emmanuel - Wizards
2. Pyrolator - Ausland
3. John Martyn - Solid Air
4. Plastikman - Recycled Plastic & Sheet One
5. Santana - Caravanserai
6. Durittie Column -The Return of Duritti Column
Records In My Life is produced by Charles Brownstein
Videography, direction, editing by Mark Henning
Animations and logo by Susana Ramirez
Music Credit:
This Junior Boys episode of RIML features the song What You Won't Do For Love from their Big Black Coat album https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/wha...
Theme music is Best Tonight by Combine the Victorious https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/bes...
Labels:
Big Black Coat,
Dance Music,
electronic,
interview,
Jeremy Greenspan,
Junior Boys,
Matt Didemus,
Music love,
Records in My Life,
Vinyl Love
Monday, March 7, 2016
Records In My Life; Day Wave
Northern Transmissions and Boutique Empire present the Day Wave episode of Records In My Life. We caught up with Jackson Phillips at Red Cat Records to discuss some of his favorite albums including Bill Evans, King Crimson and Yes. Check it out!
Jackson Phillips referenced the following titles:
1. Fripp & Eno - Evening Star
2. Ravel - Piano Concerto in G
3. Chet Baker - Chet Baker Sings
4. Yes - Close to the Edge
5. King Crimson - Larks' Tongues in Aspic
6. Bill Evans - How My Heart Sings!
RIML is produced and hosted by Charles Brownstein for NorthernTransmission.com
Videography, Direction and editing by Mark Henning
Animations and logo by Susana Ramirez
Music Credits:
This episode features the song "Nothing At All" by Day Wave https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/not...
Theme music is "Best Tonight" by Combine the Victorious https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/bes...
Day Wave on Records In My Life © 2016 Northern Transmissions
Jackson Phillips referenced the following titles:
1. Fripp & Eno - Evening Star
2. Ravel - Piano Concerto in G
3. Chet Baker - Chet Baker Sings
4. Yes - Close to the Edge
5. King Crimson - Larks' Tongues in Aspic
6. Bill Evans - How My Heart Sings!
RIML is produced and hosted by Charles Brownstein for NorthernTransmission.com
Videography, Direction and editing by Mark Henning
Animations and logo by Susana Ramirez
Music Credits:
This episode features the song "Nothing At All" by Day Wave https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/not...
Theme music is "Best Tonight" by Combine the Victorious https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/bes...
Day Wave on Records In My Life © 2016 Northern Transmissions
Labels:
Bill Evans,
Boutique Empire,
Brian Eno,
Chet Baker,
Day Wave,
interview,
Jackson Phillips,
King Crimson,
Northern Transmissions,
Ravel,
Records in My Life,
Red Cat Records,
Robert Fripp,
Vinyl Love,
Yes
Monday, February 29, 2016
Records In My Life: Lower Dens
Northern Transmissions and Boutique Empire present the Lower Dens episode of Records In My Life.
Jana and Nate from the band Lower Dens joined us backstage before their show at the Rickshaw here in Vancouver. The two discuss some of their favorite albums, from the more elegant compositions of Messiaen to the soul of Curtis Mayfield and Stevie Wonder, the two were charming and funny (despite being crammed for time due to touring issues). Check it out!
This Lower Dens episode of Records In My Life references the following titles:
1. Terry Riley - Reed Streams
2. Arthur Russell - World of Echoes
3. Aphex Twin - Selected Ambient Works Volume II
4. Stevie Wonder - Hotter Than July
5. Curtis Mayfield - There's No Place Like America Today
6. Olivier Messiaen - 4 Feuillets inedits per ondo Martenot e pianoforte
Lower Dens on Records In My Life was produced by Charles Brownstein for NorthernTransmissions.com
Videography, direction, editing by Mark Henning
Animations and RIML logo by Susana Ramirez
Music Credits:
This episode of RIML features the song "To Die and L.A." by Lower Dens on their "Escape From Evil" album https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/to-...
Theme music is "Best Tonight" by Combine the Victorious https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/bes...
Labels:
Best Tonight,
Escape From Evil,
lower dens,
recommend music,
Records in My Life,
To Die In LA,
Vinyl Love
Monday, February 22, 2016
Records In My Life: Baio
Northern Transmissions and Boutique Empire present another episode of Records In My Life, this week's guest is Chris Baio of the band Baio. We caught up with the Vampire Weekend bass player on his solo tour thru Vancouver and filmed this interview before his show at the Biltmore Cabaret.
Chris Baio spoke about the following albums:
1. Blur - 13
2. Roxy Music - Country Life
3. Peter Gabriel - So
4. Sparks - No. 1 in Heaven
5. Junior Boys - So This Is Goodbye
Records in my Life is hosted and produced by Charles Brownstein for NorthernTransmissions.com
Videography, direction, and editing by Mark Henning
Animations and logo by Susana Ramirez
Music Credit:
This Baio episode of RIML features the song "Sister of Pearl" from The Names album. https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/sis...
Theme music is "Best Tonight" by Combine the Victorious https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/bes...
Labels:
Baio,
Chris Baio,
interview 2016,
Records in My Life,
Vampire Weekend,
Vinyl Love
Monday, February 15, 2016
Records In My Life: Freak Heat Waves
Northern Transmission and Boutique Empire present another episode of Records In My Life, this week featuring Freak Heat Waves from Victoria, BC. We caught up with Thomas and Steve from Freak Heat Waves at the Biltmore Cabaret and chatted about music before their show here in Vancouver. Have a look!
Records In My Life is hosted and produced by Charles Brownstein for Northern Transmissions
Videography, direction, editing by Mark Henning
Animations and logo by Susana Ramirez
Music Credits:
This Freak Heat Waves episode of RIML features their song "Dig a Hole"
Theme music is "Best Tonight" by Combine the Victorious
Freak Heat Waves referenced the following albums in their interview:
The Clash - Combat Rock
Velvet Underground & Nico
Scott Walker - Scott 4
Leonard Cohen - Songs of Leonard Cohen
The Flying Lizards - Fourth Wall
Curtis Mayfield - Curtis
Records In My Life is hosted and produced by Charles Brownstein for Northern Transmissions
Videography, direction, editing by Mark Henning
Animations and logo by Susana Ramirez
Music Credits:
This Freak Heat Waves episode of RIML features their song "Dig a Hole"
Theme music is "Best Tonight" by Combine the Victorious
Freak Heat Waves referenced the following albums in their interview:
The Clash - Combat Rock
Velvet Underground & Nico
Scott Walker - Scott 4
Leonard Cohen - Songs of Leonard Cohen
The Flying Lizards - Fourth Wall
Curtis Mayfield - Curtis
Labels:
Biltmore Cabaret,
Dig a Hole,
Freak Heat Waves,
interview 2016,
Music Interview,
Records in My Life,
RIML,
Vinyl Love
Monday, February 8, 2016
Records In My Life: Super Furry Animals
Northern Transmissions and Boutique Empire proudly present our new episode of Records In My Life, this week we feature the Welsh band Super Furry Animals. We sat down with 4/5ths of the band to discuss some of their favorite albums, and they managed to surprise us once again. Please check out the interview, the band was so comfortable together, their humour is intact, and they listed some unique albums and sited the early days of their lives listening to them.
Filmed before their sold out show at the Imperial Lounge here in Vancouver, Canada. We interviewed Gruff, Cian, Huw and Buto of the band and they sited the following albums as their Records In My Life:
1. Polygon Window - Surfing On Sine Waves
2. The Orb - The Orb's adventures beyond the ultraworld
3. Gwenno - Y Dydd Olaf
4. Ken Nordine - Colors
5. Dead Meadow - Indian Bones
(also suggested by Gruff was Erkin Koray - Elektronik Turkuler)
Records In My Life is produced and hosted by Charles Brownstein,
Directed, edited and filmed by Mark Henning
Animations and logo by Susana Ramirez
Music Credit:
This Super Furry Animals episode of Records In My Life features the song "The man don't give a fuck" by Super Furry Animals
Theme music is "Best Tonight" by Combine the Victorious
Labels:
Gwenno Ken Nordine Dead Meadows,
Imperial Lounge,
interview,
Music Interview,
Northern Transmissions,
Polygon Window,
Records in My Life,
Super Furry Animals,
The Orb,
video,
Vinyl Love
Monday, February 1, 2016
Records In My Life: Ty Segall
Northern Transmissions and Boutique Empire present another episode of Records In My Life, this week featuring the very diverse tastes of Ty Segall. We caught up with Ty backstage at The Vogue theatre before his sold out show here in Vancouver. He was quite rye and gave us a list of interesting freaks to check out.
Produced by Charles Brownstein
Video and editing by Mark Henning
Logo and animation: Susana Ramirez
Ty Segall speaks about the following albums:
Quasimoto - The Unseen
Amon Dool II - Wolf City
Roxy Music - Country Life
Dark Throne - F.O.A.D.
Daevid Allen - Bananamoon
Gong - Camembert Electrique
This episodes features the song "Candy Sam" from the Ty Segall album Emotional Mugger https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/emo...
Theme music: "Best Tonight" by Combine the Victorious https://itunes.apple.com/ca/album/bes...
Labels:
Garage Rock,
Gong,
interview,
music,
Records in My Life,
RIML,
Roxy Music,
Ty Segall,
Vinyl Love
Monday, January 11, 2016
Records In My Life: Saul Williams
Northern Transmissions and Boutique Empire present another episode of Records In My Life, this week featuring poet, actor, singer, rapper, spoken word artist Saul Williams. Saul was a real pleasure to meet, we hung out backstage at the Commodore for over an hour waiting for headliner K-OS to complete his soundcheck and spent the time chatting about various bands, and influencial albums. He has had a colourful career, starting in Brooklyn and now living in LA, and like most stage actors has a strong love for musicals, which is why he leads off his choices with the original cast recording of Sarafina, and then moves onto Jesus Christ Superstar! Then, and we didn't have time to include the entire segment, but he spoke at great length about the Bristol movement in the 90's, siting Portishead, Tricky, Goldie, LTJ Bukem and added in Bjork.
"I may have been living in Brooklyn at the time but my apartment was Bristol!"
We all had a marvelous time hanging out with this talented artist, and wish him great success on his soon to be released album MartyrLoserKing.
Produced and hosted by Charles Brownstien - Northern Transmissions
Directed and edited by Mark Henning - Boutique Empire
Videography: Katharine Schultz and Mark Henning
Animations and RIML logo: Susana Ramirez
The episode featured the song Burundi (feat. Emily Koko) off the Saul Williams album MartyrLoserStar.
Intro theme: Best Tonight by Combine the Victorious from the Autonomous album.
Labels:
Best Tonight,
Burundi,
MartyrLoserStar,
Music Interview,
Portishead,
Records in My Life,
RIML,
Sarafina,
Saul Williams,
Sufjan Stevens,
Tricky,
Vinyl Love
Tuesday, January 5, 2016
Records In My Life: Health
This week's episode features Jacob and John from the Los Angeles band Health. We filmed them in the hidden ballroom of the former Biltmore Hotel amid the mirrors and chandeliers. Jake and John were filled with stories and humour and offered up a collection of esoteric albums from their past. They spoke about the Stooges, Steve Reich, Crass and Ex Models as well as Andrew WK and Xui Xui. Truly one of the funnier episodes we've filmed. Check it out!
Producer and host: Charles Brownstein for Northerntransmissions.com
Directer and editer: Mark Henning
Videography: Benn McQuire and Mark Henning
Animations and RIML logo: Susana Ramirez
This episodes features the song "New Coke" from the Health album Death Magic
Intro theme is Best Tonight by Combine the Victorious from their album Autonomous
Labels:
Biltmore Hotel,
Boutique Empire,
Charles Brownstein,
Crass,
Death Magic,
Ex Models,
Health,
Health band,
mark henning,
Music Interview,
New Coke,
Northern Transmissions,
Steve Reich,
Stooges,
Vinyl Love,
Xui Xui
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