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#skoaradio 10/31/2015 liner notes

When a new song comes out of nowhere and suddenly becomes your favorite.

Happy Halloween broadband buds!
Gotta say, the jams in this week's #skoaradio are so good it's SCARY! hahahaha oh boy am I bad at #relevantcontent sometimes but WE'RE HERE TO TALK MUSIC ANYWAYS SO WHATEVER. I dug up some spooktacular new tunes this week from Sinden, The 1975, Jamie Woon, MALAA, and more so it's a pretty damn good mixtape if I do say so myself. Lots of new music out this week so I hope you weren't planning on buying your family any expensive Christmas gifts because you're about to exceed your budget on music for the zillionth time.

Don't forget you can grab the Spotify playlist at the bottom of this post so you can treasure the order I painstakingly put these songs in. Or you can hit shuffle. Whatever.

Until next week!

<3

kibbe!

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#skoaradio 08/22/2015

Really feeling this weeks show, you guys.

Things have been a whirlwind at SKOA HQ so show notes have been a little neglected the past couple of weeks. DON'T WORRY I plan on backdating some posts so y'all have the hookup though! Super excited about the new jams from Peaches, CHVRCHES, and Jacuzzi Boys from this week's show so feel free to drop me a line to let me know what you thought of those!

Until next week, fam!

<3

kibbe!

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[Listen] Sonic Youth's First Live Recording


See what I mean?! Another track from the depths of the sea that we call history has found its way online via YouTube user RockNimbie. The future of Sonic Youth may be in a state of yo-yo right now but this recording is from a cassette dating back to June 1981's Noise Fest in NYC’s White Columns art space. As with the Radiohead demos we got to hear earlier in the week, hearing a band that we know blossom into a behemoth of influence at these early stages is a thing of brilliance. The recording is raw and rough around the edges but it's Sonic Youth through and through. Check it out below via CoS.

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[Download] Wavves - "100%" (Sonic Youth Cover)

Who says stoners are lazy? Pffft. Nathan Williams aka Wavves yesterday took to Twitter to give his fans an acoustic rendition of Sonic Youth's  first single from their 1992 album Dirty, "100%". Recorded whilst Nathan was stoned and watching The Price Is Right, that's some pretty impressive multi tasking considering the blood shot eyes and dry mouth that were no doubt present. You can download the track over here or simply give it a spin below.

If you missed it earlier in the week check out Nathan's effort from his Life Suxx EP, "Destroy" which features Fucked Up. 

 

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[Listen] Hear Sonic Youth's Thurston Moore’s Beck Produced Album 'Demolished Thoughts' In Full

After hearing the first two releases Sonic Youth's own Thurston Moore’s upcoming fourth solo album, Demolished Thoughts from "Benediction" and "Circulation," the day has finally come to get your first full listen of the new album in its entirety before its release next Tuesday. Moore's friend, Record Club collaborator and SKoA favorite Beck Hansen handled the production on Moore's newest opus which reminds us alot of Beck's moody, acoustic classic Sea Change. Give your ears something to enjoy this afternoon after the jump.

After hearing the first two releases Sonic Youth's own Thurston Moore’s upcoming fourth solo album, Demolished Thoughts from "Benediction" and "Circulation," the day has finally come to get your first full listen of the new album in its entirety before its release next Tuesday. Moore's friend, Record Club collaborator and SKoA favorite Beck Hansen handled the production on Moore's newest opus which reminds us alot of Beck's moody, acoustic classic Sea Change. Give your ears something to enjoy this afternoon after the jump.

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[Watch] Beck's Record Club - “Santorini” (Yanni Cover)

Beck teams up with Sonic Youth’s Thurston Moore and Tortoise for the 5th Record Club session which features re-interpretation of Yanni's Yanni Live At The Acropolis. But i'll let Mr. Hansen explain more:

This installment of the Record Club takes on ‘Yanni Live At The Acropolis’. The original album featured Yanni with a full orchestra at the Athenian Acropolis. A TV special of the concert was played repeatedly on PBS through the mid 90’s. To flesh out and capture the complex arrangements, several studio musician heavyweights were brought in to read a heavily doctored score with interpolations of everything from Stravinsky to Shania Twain (look for others). Beck and Thurston Moore from Sonic Youth provided auxiliary music and noise, with Thurston improvising lyrics over the previously instrumental track ‘Santorini.’ The new lyrics give the track an added urgency and pathos. Tortoise show up later on a few other tracks.

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[Download] Thurston Moore & Memory Tapes Remix Crystal Castles and Upcoming Tour Dates

With the release of their second full-length album, Crystal Castles members Ethan Kath and Alice Glass, have found themselves as being the center of attention in the indie music world. They recently performed their latest lead single "Celestica" on the BBC's Later with Jools Holland, also released 2 new remixes, one being their single "Celestica" by mutual admirer Thurston Moore of Sonic Youth and another new remix for "Suffocation" by Memory Tapes. Both which you can grab and listen to below.  

The band will be touring in support of their new sophomore album Crystal Castles (II), and promise to deliver the volatile, highly potent, and often controversial live shows the band is infamous for.  Check out the tour dates after the jump.

[Download] Crystal Castles - Celestica (Thurston Moore Remix)

 

[Download] Crystal Castles - Suffocation (Memory Tapes Remix)

 

[Bonus Download] Crystal Castles - Celestica (Bears In Heaven Remix)

  

With the release of their second full-length album, Crystal Castles members Ethan Kath and Alice Glass, have found themselves as being the center of attention in the indie music world. They recently performed their latest lead single "Celestica" on the BBC's Later with Jools Holland, also released 2 new remixes, one being their single "Celestica" by mutual admirer Thurston Moore of Sonic Youth and another new remix for "Suffocation" by Memory Tapes. Both which you can grab and listen to below.  

The band will be touring in support of their new sophomore album Crystal Castles (II), and promise to deliver the volatile, highly potent, and often controversial live shows the band is infamous for.  Check out the tour dates after the jump.

[Download] Crystal Castles - Celestica (Thurston Moore Remix)

 

[Download] Crystal Castles - Suffocation (Memory Tapes Remix)

 

[Bonus Download] Crystal Castles - Celestica (Bears In Heaven Remix)

  


Tour Dates: 

8/6/10      OAKLAND, CA             FOX THEATRE (w/ Rusko and Proxy) *
8/7/10      LOS ANGELES, CA      HARD SUMMER MUSIC FESTIVAL @ LA STATE PARK #
8/9/10      DENVER, CO              OGDEN THEATRE (w/ Proxy) *
8/11/10    AUSTIN, TX                STUBBS WALLER CREEK (w/ Proxy) *
8/13/10    CHICAGO, IL              CONGRESS THEATRE (w/ Proxy) *
8/14/10    TORONTO, ON             KOOLHAUS (w/ Rusko) *
8/15/10    MONTREAL, PQ           METROPOLIS (w/ Rusko) *
8/17/10    BOSTON, MA               HOUSE OF BLUES (w/ Rusko) *
8/18/10    PHILADELPHIA, PA      ELECTRIC FACTORY (w/ Rusko) *
8/20/10    WASHINGTON, DC      9:30 CLUB * 
8/21/10    NEW YORK, NY           TERMINAL 5 (w/ JDH & Dave P + more) *
8/22/10    BALTIMORE, MD         SONAR *
9/7/10      NASHVILLE, TN          CANNERY BALLROOM
9/8/10      ATLANTA, GA              MASQUERADE (HEAVEN ROOM)
9/9/10      ORLANDO, FL             CLUB FIRESTONE
9/11/10    MIAMI, FL                  GRAND CENTRAL
9/13/10    HOUSTON, TX            HOUSE OF BLUES
9/14/10    DALLAS, TX               HOUSE OF BLUES 

* = HARD Summer Tour w/ Sinden + Destructo and more TBA 
# = w/ Soulwax, Major Lazer, Erol Alkan, Diplo, Tiga, Digitalism, Green Velvet, and many more

 

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