InFrequency - The Monthly Music Podcast Collection – Détails, épisodes et analyse

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We are back with an episode of Temporary Fandoms, and it's a two-parter.

I am joined by the always excellent John Tansey and Zoe Von Hess to work our way through the work of the inimitable Shaun Ryder.

We look at the first half of his career in this episode right up to the first Black Grape Album. 

There is a playlist to accompany this episode and you can find that here : MONDAYS PLAYLIST

To find out more about us go to www.infrequency.co.uk

I invited guitarist for Delta Sleep, Glen Hodgson on to talk us through what is and isn't Math Rock. We got some answers for sure, but I still can never put my finger on what makes something "mathy".

I regale Glen with phrases from the early 90s like "wazzy" which just makes me feel old. We also talk about being in Delta Sleep, touring, music production, the Albini sound, and a bunch of other stuff.

We work our way from Slint, through Don Caballero, Toe, Pretend, Faraquet, up to Real Terms. We even have a track that even to me doesn't seem very "mathy"

Find out more about Delta Sleep, and buy some music at https://www.deltasleepband.com/

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OOF, it's a long one. We were joined for this by author, critic, comic, and musician Marc Burrows. We take a long look at the rise and fall of the most 90s of 90s things, Britpop. We talk about Blur waaaay too much, call ourselves out for accidental sexism, discuss indie dancefloors, music journos, the battle of the bands and even Menswear!!!

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Find our more from Marc at @20thcenturymarc or www.marcburrows.co.uk

featured tracks include songs by Suede, Blur, The Auteurs, Sleeper, Elastica, and more. If you don't want to stream from our site, or our mixcloud then there is a spotify playlist https://sptfy.com/MSGBRITPOP

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This month, Temporary Fandoms looks at the discography of Manchester's finest pop-punksters Buzzcocks.

This is the second part, so go listen to the other one first!!!

We are joined by Paul Hanley, author of "Leave the Capital" and ex drummer of The Fall, and John Henderson head of the awesome music label Tiny Global Productions.

We discuss the second iteration of the band after they reformed until the untimely death of Pete Shelley and for those who support the show on Mixcloud we select a few tracks from each album to listen to, in between the chat.

Find out more about Paul's books over at Paul Hanley : Route Online (route-online.com) and hear amazing tales from his life in The Fall on his podcast Oh! Brother - Hosted by Paul and Steve Hanley (acast.com)

And check out the amazing bands on Music | Tiny Global Productions (bandcamp.com)

It's a two-part pod so make sure you listen to both parts

Theme music by Jonathan Fisher.

Also out this month under the Infrequency Banner is Movements, Scenes, and Genres, this month looking at the history of Protest Music

For more information about us, our other pods, or our guests please visit our home at www.infrequency.co.uk

This month, Temporary Fandoms looks at the discography of Manchester's finest pop-punksters Buzzcocks. 

We are joined by Paul Hanley, author of "Leave the Capital" and ex drummer of The Fall, and John Henderson head of the awesome music label Tiny Global Productions.

We discuss the first iteration of the band here before the break-up and for those who support the show on Mixcloud we select a few tracks from each album to listen to, in between the chat.

Find out more about Paul's books over at Paul Hanley : Route Online (route-online.com) and hear amazing tales from his life in The Fall on his podcast Oh! Brother - Hosted by Paul and Steve Hanley (acast.com)

And check out the amazing bands on Music | Tiny Global Productions (bandcamp.com)

It's a two-part pod so make sure you listen to both parts

Theme music by Jonathan Fisher.

Also out this month under the Infrequency Banner is Movements, Scenes, and Genres, this month looking at the history of Protest Music

For more information about us, our other pods, or our guests please visit our home at www.infrequency.co.uk

In this episode of MSG10, we are joined by musician, radio presenter, and activist Chris Thorpe-Tracey for a freewheeling look at Protest songs through the early 20th Century. And if you go to our website at infrequency.co.uk, or our Mixcloud at mixcloud.com/tempfans you also get to hear the tracks by Paul Robeson, Bob Dylan, Roberta Flack , and many more.

We cover issues including unions, the Vietnam War, Jim Crowe era racism, and The Catholic Church. We also ramble a little bit, get distracted but it was a fascinating and fun chat.

Chris has a substack which you should subscribe to at https://bordercrossing.substack.com/

Our theme music comes from the always excellent Jonathan Fisher

Nick and Ewan are joined for these two episodes by Jeffrey McDonald and the Punk Girl Diaries (Lene Cortina and Vim Renault), to talk our way through the outstanding (mainly) discography of Siousxsie and the Banshees. We talk Punk, not-Goth, drummers, albums vs singles, Peel Sessions, and much more more. This episode looks at the first 6 albums; S&B: Tinderbox (1986) S&B: Through the Looking Glass (1987) S&B: Peepshow (1988) S&B: Superstition (1991) S&B: The Rapture (1995) Siouxsie solo: Mantaray (2007 As always there is a accompanying Spotify playlist, or if you subscribe for 2.99 per month you can get access to this episode with all the tunes to listen to. Find out more at infrequency.co.uk or mixcloud.com/tempfans Visit the amazing punkgirldiaries.com to read their blog or ORDER AN ACTUAL ZINE!!!!!!! All incidental music provided, as always, by Jonathan Fisher

Nick and Ewan are joined for these two episodes by Jeffrey McDonald and the Punk Girl Diaries (Lene Cortina and Vim Renault), to talk our way through the outstanding (mainly) discography of Siousxsie and the Banshees. We talk Punk, not-Goth, drummers, albums vs singles, and much more more. This episode looks at the first 6 albums; The Scream (1978) Join Hands (1979) Kaleidoscope (1980) Juju (1981) A Kiss in the Dreamhouse (1982) Hyæna (1984) As always there is a accompanying Spotify playlist, or if you subscribe for 2.99 per month you can get access to this episode with all the tunes to listen to. Find out more at infrequency.co.uk or mixcloud.com/tempfans Visit the amazing punkgirldiaries.com to read their blog or ORDER AN ACTUAL ZINE!!!!!!! All incidental music provided, as always, by Jonathan Fisher

In this episode we are joined by the amazing Sara Marcus, author of "Girls to the Front: The Ture Story of the Riot Grrrl Revolution"

We talk Riot Grrrl, feminism, genre, body art and much more.

here we just chat about the music and there is a Spotify playlist (some tracks may not be available in some regions)

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Or you can go to our home at www.infrequency.co.uk to listen to tunes from  Huggy bear, Bikini Kill, Heavens to Betsy, Bratmobile, and The Linda Lindas

For more information, and additional links, please visit https://infrequency.co.uk/topics/audio/msg10/

Additional music by Jonathan Fisher

Welcome to the Temporary Fandoms Wrap Up. After we looked at the entire discography last year we have come back together to spend about the same amount of time looking solely at their amazing new album Lucifer on the Sofa.

Rejoining us are William Shunn, Emily Baldoni, and for the first time Tyler Darling (from the podcast “I turn my podcast on”. We talk our way through hot takes, slight detours and a lot of opinion. And we play a couple of tracks as well.

Full details can be found at www.infrequency.co.uk

Thanks to Stylon Pilson and Taiko Taiko for the awesome theme music.