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Far Off Sounds Podcast

Far Off Sounds Podcast

por Nick George and Jacob Hurwitz-Goodman

Comentarios musicales Historia de la música Entrevistas musicales

Temporada 1

FOS POD: 07 - Arrington De Dionysio

Nick and Jacob sit down with our old friend Arrington De Dionysio for a chat about the state of DIY music culture, collaborations abroad, the role of spirituality and ritual in music, and of course the weather. https://www.patreon.com/faroffsounds

FOS POD 04: La Meme Young

FOS hosts La Meme Young on the show to discuss pedagogical memeology, starting a music school on Discord, and the insanity of everything.

PREVIEW: #12 - Jesse Sanes

Hardcore musician, experimental artist, and leftist pro-tenant organizer Jesse Sanes sits down with Nick for a deep deep DEEP dive into music, the death drive, the personal, the aesthetic, the political, and how these zones interact or don't. For the full episode, patronize us at patreon.com/faroffsounds

FOS POD 11: Forest Juziuk

Forest Juziuk of the Asra Agency joins us for an hour of storytelling, wisdom, Port Huron lore, Ann Arbor weirdos, San Fran Frisky, and spirited discussion on the state of contemporary music.

TRAILER: John Yingling and the World Underground

John Yingling travels the world, making films about underground music scenes. So obviously we had some common ground to go over with him. His biggest, boldest project to date was a multi-year tour of China with several underground punk and experimental groups. We talk music in Communist China, building a cabin in rural Wisconsin, and the wide sonic world in between. This was a trailer. Full episode available on our Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/faroffsounds

FOS POD 01: Welcome To Far Off Sounds

Jacob and Nick are taking the plunge. We discuss what kind of show this is and where it's headed. Also a debate over whether we should have small talk.

TTFN

The Far Off Sounds crew has some bittersweet news for you all out there in podcastland. After some deliberation and heavy group-texting, we've decided to put a pause on the FOS Podcast and Patreon for now. So this is our "Ta Ta for Now" episode.We're all just too swamped with work and other creative endeavors to grow the podcast or treat the Patreon like the serious job it is. It's been an incredible run, we want to extend a huge thank you to all of you who have kicked in to fund this project, and we'll be back in some form!In fact, if you're in Los Angeles, Far Off Sounds has been invited to curate a recurring night of film and music at the Philosophical Research Society. The first one is August 19th. Come say hi!You can buy tickets here:https://www.prs.org/events.htmlAnd of course, we are planning on using the money we got from the podcast and Patreon over the past 1.5 years to make good on our original promise and produce new Far Off Sounds films. COMING SOON!Love / health / reverbF.O.S.

Modern Ethnomusicology with Palmer Keen (Teaser)

Palmer Keen from Aural Archipelago joins Nick and Jacob to talk about how his DIY Ethnomusicological exploration of Indonesia came to fruition. We find out what it's like to blindly trust strangers on the internet and travel thousands of miles away to have a chance at capturing a music tradition he caught a glimpse of via youtube. Aural Archipelago is an online repository for the musical sights and sounds of Indonesia, the most musically diverse country on the planet. Part digital archive, part blog, Aural Archipelago mixes field recording, video, photography, and in-depth articles compiled from years of travels across the archipelago. The project is the work of Palmer Keen, an American DIY ethnomusicologist based in Yogyakarta, together with a huge network of collaborators and musicians across Indonesia. With this project, the hope is to allow audiences (local and foreign) free access to music that is often difficult or impossible to hear otherwise. All music is shared with permission of the artists featured. When performances are explicitly commissioned for documentation, artists are compensated appropriately. Aural Archipelago's social media pages - Facebook and Instagram - can be followed at the small links below. Palmer can be contacted at auralarchipelago@gmail.com.

Noise and Comedy in the New World with Rebecca Mahay

Old School FOS homie Rebecca Mahay joins Nick and Bryan on the show today to chat about underground music in her hometown of Leeds and in the UK, comical approaches to experimental music, her unexpected path to finding sonic absurdism, and how living with chronic illness has impacted the way she approaches performance. Check out her tunes here: https://wildrani.bandcamp.com/album/post-work-jams

Behind The Episode: Onyx Ashanti Programs Himself

TEASER: We talk about shooting the episode 'Onyx Ashanti Programs Himself' back in the summer of 2016, on the cusp of a global paradigm shift, when optimism and cynicism felt a bit more in balance.

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