The Fall: GROTESQUE (AFTER THE GRAMME) // John Tottenham: SERVICE
Evan is joined once again by John Tottenham to discuss The Fall—this time their 1980 album Grotesque (After The Gramme)—as well as John’s debut novel SERVICE, out now from Semiotext(e).
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Mike Love: LOOKING BACK WITH LOVE
The Jokermen remark further on the passing of Brian Wilson before looking back with love on Mike Love's first three solo efforts (only one of which was actually released). Plus: a combo Club Kokomo/Root Beer Report.
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Teaser // Billy Joel: 52ND STREET with Naomi Fry
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In Conversation: MEG REMY
Ian speaks to Meg Remy of U.S. Girls about opting out of online, working with the great Charlie McCoy, making a "Nashville record," failing to see Patti Smith, and her excellent new album Scratch It.
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Teaser // Billy Joel: THE STRANGER with Drugdealer
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