O TYM ODCINKU
Broken Social Scene: From two-man ambient experiments to iconic festival headliners, Broken Social Scene turned indie rock into a glorious communal celebration. Sean breaks down Toronto’s six degrees of indie separation while Rene defends his no-skip love for their instrumental debut Feel Good Lost. Tune in for the ultimate track showdown as the hosts dissect the explosive anthems that defined You Forgot It in the People.
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INNE ODCINKI W TYM PODCASCIE
Nomeansno – the underknown Canadian band that smashed punk, prog, jazz and funk into something completely new. Sean and Rene dive into the group’s complex song structures, dark humour, explosive live energy and refusal to play by industry rules. From acapella hardcore experiments and fake band myth…
Gil Scott-Heron – the poet-musician who foreshadowed rap and political hip-hop before any of it existed. On the 15th anniversary of his death, Sean shares two intimate concerts and why songs written in 1970 sound like they were written yesterday. Plus, the final album Damon Albarn played on, why &q…
my bloody valentine – the Irish band that single-handedly created shoegaze. Sean and Rene deliver a Shoegaze 101 alongside the MBV story: who influenced them, the bands they inspired, and why Loveless – recorded over two years across 19 studios – is still the genre's blueprint. Plus, the Kevin…
Parquet Courts – the Brooklyn band with Texas roots who constantly evolve and do whatever they want. Rene calls them "one of the most overlooked" out of all 20 bands Earshifter's covered, despite Light Up Gold hitting #85 on Rolling Stone's best albums list. Hear about their col…
Kevin Morby – the Kansas City-raised songwriter on the most compelling creative run of his career. Still buzzing from his Toronto show the night before, Sean and Rene dig into nine albums, how a TV soundtrack Shazam led Rene to listen on loop for an hour, and why Aaron Dessner says Little Wide Open…
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