最高の Tunedig ポッドキャスト (2024)

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Episode 52: Alain Goraguer's "La Planète Sauvage" 1:16:55

24d ago1:16:55

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Gather ’round, sommeliers of the strange and crate-digging boogie children, for something “Strange! Frightening! Fascinating!” awaits. The soundtrack to Cannes 1973’s Jury Prize-winning film is a dazzling, surreal, avant-garde hymn to cosmic knowledge and compassion and a secret handshake among real heads. If you’re after a trip to a new dimension,…

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Episode 51: Marvin Gaye's "I Want You" 2:04:55

1M ago2:04:55

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Marvin Gaye’s well of soul power ran mighty deep, and deep into his career, he pulled up a bucket of ice-cold, silky smooth champagne called “I Want You.” Come for the lush instrumentation, vocal harmonies, and Leon Ware clinic; stay for the stories. For our return from hiatus, we observe a titan in his element, reflect on the pain that built him i…

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Episode 50: Funkadelic's "Maggot Brain" 1:14:50

2y ago1:14:50

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Before uniting one nation under a groove, the lysergic lords of chaos in Funkadelic harnessed wild lightning into an amulet called "Maggot Brain", bestowing the bearer with raw, dark power stronger than any force known to man. Between reaching our 50th episode and coping with the “maggots in the mind” of today’s universe, it felt like the right tim…

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Episode 49: Alice Coltrane's "Journey in Satchidananda" 1:20:14

2y ago1:20:14

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The story of Alice Coltrane — an accomplished bebop pianist from Detroit who transcended into something far greater before walking away from public life altogether — is a glimpse into what it means to be truly free. Alice’s masterpiece Journey in Satchidananda is a cosmic dance that sparked creation from destruction. And in a time when we’re all de…

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Episode 48: Heart's "Little Queen" 1:06:58

2y ago1:06:58

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Take a moment to appreciate Ann and Nancy Wilson, who kicked down the doors of rock ‘n’ roll’s boys’ club with their peerless guitar work, soaring soul vocals, and tight songcraft. 1977’s Little Queen — an oft-overlooked gem in the classic rock canon — offers a snapshot of those elements at their most urgent and pure, powered by the Wilsons’ simple…

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Episode 47: Tangerine Dream's "Phaedra" 1:06:22

2y ago1:06:22

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When you think of “electronic music,” what comes to mind may not be a genre you deeply love — hip-hop, house, new wave, or even dub reggae — but all of it owes some debt, scientifically or otherwise, to Tangerine Dream. Dig in with us as we study a prime example of the band’s brand of effortful innovation, where they patiently and persistently labo…

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Episode 46: Olivia Rodrigo's "SOUR" 1:04:15

2y ago1:04:15

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Did you catch one of 2021’s biggest albums, or like us, did you almost overlook it? If you have any expectations of pop music, "SOUR" will likely subvert them. Teenage dream this is not; it’s an exquisitely universal portrait of a weird time to be alive. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter (@tunedig) for more info about the songs that didn't make th…

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Episode 45: Fela Kuti's "Expensive Shit" 1:09:43

2y ago1:09:43

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The story of Fela Kuti — one of the most famous people on an *entire continent* passionately struggling to liberate power to more people — is absolutely one worth deeply knowing, regardless of whether you find yourself drawn to Afrobeat or (cringe) “world music.” But once you know it, it’s almost impossible not to fall in love with Fela and Afrika …

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Episode 44: Meshuggah's "ObZen" 1:09:11

2y ago1:09:11

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Meshuggah’s "ObZen"—an artifact of human creativity pushing the limits of what’s possible—will quite literally make you hear music differently. If you’re looking for a new musical adventure, and especially if you don’t think you like “heavy” or “weird” music, consider this your sign to push past your comfort zone. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter…

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Episode 43: mewithoutYou's "Catch For Us the Foxes" 1:24:10

2y ago1:24:10

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A misunderstood wise man once said “Let him who seeks continue seeking until he finds.” In our most personal and vulnerable episode yet, we do some seeking through the lens of songs that fill us with the bravery and sincerity to love ourselves and others fully. Dig deep with us as we fish for words about our tiny place in the universe and dance wit…

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Episode 42: Erykah Badu's "Mama's Gun" 1:12:13

2y ago1:12:13

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Y’all tryna raise your vibrations? Erykah Badu is here to help. Season 6 kicks off with a meditation on realness and what being on “your own wavelength” really means. (Spoiler: it ain’t a single frequency — it’s a whole spectrum.) Follow us on Instagram and Twitter (@tunedig) for more info about the songs that didn't make the episode. Check out mor…

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Season 6 Trailer 9:37

2+ y ago9:37

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Season 6—featuring our most eclectic selection of albums yet—kicks off Friday, March 11, with new episodes every other Friday through July. This trailer gives you a little taste of the lineup, which includes: “Mama’s Gun” – Erykah Badu “Catch for Us the Foxes” – mewithoutYou “ObZen” – Meshuggah “Expensive Shit” – Fela Kuti “SOUR” – Olivia Rodrigo “…

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Episode 41: Miles Davis's "Bitches Brew" 1:31:56

3y ago1:31:56

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Let’s be clear: "Bitches Brew" is a challenging record, even to some of the best musicians in the world — but all of them say it’s worth the investment. It’s the kind of trip that, even if we *could* draw a map, it wouldn’t take you there. Let go of the need for meaning and enjoy the ride with us. We can promise you’ll be pleasantly surprised where…

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Episode 40: Fiona Apple's "Tidal" 1:15:05

3y ago1:15:05

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On the heels of one of 2020's most acclaimed albums — Fiona Apple’s Fetch the Bolt Cutters — we revisited Apple’s debut Tidal and wound up working to extract ourselves from the mostly male gazes that made its reception … much different. We arrive at a question much like writer Jenn Pelly had: “People would constantly prod Fiona on how an 18-year-ol…

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Episode 39: Death Grips's "The Money Store" 1:17:34

3y ago1:17:34

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The modern world is accelerating beyond our control, shaping our reality in ways we can’t yet perceive or understand. Enter Death Grips, an art project capturing the chaotic energy and illustrating the absurdity of our hubris in trying to harmonize the surreal and extremely real — never more perfectly than on 2012’s prescient "The Money Store". Fol…

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Episode 38: Augustus Pablo's "King Tubbys Meets Rockers Uptown" 55:41

3y ago55:41

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Reggae music is easy to take for granted, but its impact is underappreciated and massive — in the case of dub in particular, everyone from Radiohead to Johnny Rotten to Run-DMC owes it a debt. Augustus Pablo and King Tubby together created what’s regarded as “one of the finest examples of dub ever recorded.” Join us as we dive into the culture, his…

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Episode 37: Rihanna's "ANTI" 1:18:17

3y ago1:18:17

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By every measure — sales, awards, chart-toppers, global name recognition — Rihanna is objectively as big as the Beatles ever were. In fact, ANTI is so big it’s still on the charts, a record five full years later. Take a closer look with us at “the record you make when you don’t need to sell records”, and get a taste of the true freedom that comes f…

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Episode 36: Son House's "Father of Folk Blues" 53:32

3y ago53:32

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All American music traces back to the blues, and deep at the root sits Son House. That the recordings on "Father of Folk Blues" even exist is something of a gray area that cuts to the heart of the great American myth, but wherever you land after hearing these stories, you’ll find that what matters most is what the great Muddy Waters once said of Ho…

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Episode 35: Melvins's "Stoner Witch" 52:07

3y ago52:07

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The futility of describing the Melvins has stretched critics in the direction of absurd words like “Dadaist” for nearly 40 years now. They’ve belligerently flogged any attempt to pinpoint their essence simply by being themselves, but "Stoner Witch" remains a reliable mall directory for the Melvins’ vast and wild discography. Grab yourself some pret…

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Episode 34: Dolly Parton's "Jolene" 1:19:23

3y ago1:19:23

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We should talk about Dolly the way we talk about Prince. Her extraordinary kindness and unique kitsch both make her universally loved, but what gets left out of the conversation is the very thing that made her famous: the music. Join in as we focus attention on the sonics and songwriting of the low-key masterpiece "Jolene". Follow us on Instagram a…

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Episode 33: The Allman Brothers Band's "The Allman Brothers Band" 1:34:56

3+ y ago1:34:56

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Six enlightened rogues out of Macon, Georgia birthed an entire genre simply by being their soul-powered selves. We have not come to testify, but we’re still hung up on the dream The Allman Brothers Band helped us see. By the end of this episode, you will be, too. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter (@tunedig) for more info about the songs that didn'…

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Season 5 Trailer 19:18

3+ y ago19:18

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After stepping away from talking about albums in 2020, we took time to regroup and reground in why we started this thing in the first place. Join us as we briefly share our renewed perspective on music coming out of Hell Year and tee up the special group of albums we’ll be diving into over the next few months. There’s a little something for everyon…

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TuneDig Radio: HM-2 1:15:17

3+ y ago1:15:17

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Part two of exploring our very specific favorite ways to discover and enjoy new music contrasts sharply with sampling’s vastness. Instead, Cliff laser-focuses in on a world inside four small knobs all dialed to 10. The Boss HM-2 has spawned a prolific and diverse subculture, tied together by metal and hardcore artists’ quest for tones that differen…

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TuneDig Radio: Sampling 1:17:38

4y ago1:17:38

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For this one, we prompted each other to build a playlist around a very specific favorite way to discover and enjoy new music. For Kyle, it’s sampling in hip-hop, a Rosetta Stone that endlessly unlocks interesting and obscure musical touchstones. The playlist lays out his journey of discovery through key samples that changed his life, and the episod…

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TuneDig Radio: Direct Action 1:44:43

4y ago1:44:43

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In this second of a pair of episodes responding to the recent uprisings, we translated what we’d learned from our introspection into a critical follow-up: direct action to make a difference. Join us as we walk through a soundtrack to help us plot, plan, strategize, organize, and mobilize. We dedicate this episode to the memory of John Lewis, who sh…

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TuneDig Radio: Introspection 1:33:24

4y ago1:33:24

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The protests and unrest have had us wondering how to make meaning from this wild, inexplicable time in history — so like usual, we turned to songs. Out came two new TuneDig Radio playlists. The world already has plenty of protest playlists, so instead we tried to think more deeply about how best to process and live in the moment. This episode (part…

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TuneDig Radio: Instrumentals Vol. 2 1:15:08

4y ago1:15:08

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Being stuck at home without our studio setup got us thinking about the value of staying connected to people you enjoy being around by sharing music you love. With that in mind, we present the first episode of TuneDig Radio — where we dive deep into a specific music-related topic, then curate and share a playlist about it, pirate radio-style. For ou…

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TuneDig Radio: Instrumentals Vol. 1 1:14:41

4y ago1:14:41

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Being stuck at home without our studio setup got us thinking about the value of staying connected to people you enjoy being around by sharing music you love. With that in mind, we present the first episode of TuneDig Radio — where we dive deep into a specific music-related topic, then curate and share a playlist about it, pirate radio-style. For ou…

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Episode 032: D'Angelo's "Voodoo" 1:04:10

4+ y ago1:04:10

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To create something timeless, an artist must push beyond the boundaries of time. With "Voodoo", D’Angelo gathered a council of like-minded shamans for a years-long ritual to study and absorb music’s most mystical moments, conjuring an otherworldly result. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter (@tunedig) for more info about the songs that didn't make t…

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Episode 031: Chelsea Wolfe's "Hiss Spun" 57:27

4+ y ago57:27

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"Hiss Spun" is a massive cosmic ballad that journeys through the worlds within the psyche, guided by a goddess of the soul in her own right. Think of this episode as a gateway drug to a land beyond your comfort zone toward the beauty of all things heavy. Let "Hiss Spun" get in your blood. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter (@tunedig) for more info …

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Episode 030: Otis Redding's "Otis Blue: Otis Redding Sings Soul" 51:21

4+ y ago51:21

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A single 24-hour period in 1965 yielded one of the finest and most important musical documents in American history — and its author became one of our most influential voices. Join us in marveling at the difference a day can make. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter (@tunedig) for more info about the songs that didn't make the episode. Check out more…

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Episode 029: Sunn O)))'s "Black One" 50:48

4+ y ago50:48

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”Dark is the light, and everything is black.” For Black Friday, we thought it fitting to reach for the darkest and most transcendent piece of music we know. Sunn O)))’s thundering vibrations are meditation through force for anyone willing to listen deeply, and "Black One" is a door into a void that turns out to be a higher plane. Follow us on Insta…

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Episode 028: Radiohead's "Kid A" 58:52

4+ y ago58:52

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Is it possible to be both overrated and underrated? With "Kid A", Radiohead cemented their mythos simply by artfully engaging a very specific cultural crossroads. We reexamined both the music and the moment, and gained more new perspective than we expected about the meaning of both. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter (@tunedig) for more info about …

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Episode 027: Tom Waits's "Rain Dogs" 59:51

4+ y ago59:51

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Dance and swallow the night with us as we go down, down, down, downtown. This one finds us following a beatnik as he washes away the scent of his past and goes feral in search of wild new sounds. (We've always been out of our minds.) Follow us on Instagram and Twitter (@tunedig) for more info about the songs that didn't make the episode. Check out …

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Episode 026: A Tribe Called Quest's "Midnight Marauders" 1:06:48

4+ y ago1:06:48

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Most artists would’ve crumbled under the pressure of following up an instant classic like The "Low End Theory", but Tip, Phife, and Shaheed dug even deeper, delivering an even more “precise, bass-heavy, and just right” work in sound and in spirit. Midnight remains a watershed moment for hip-hop, so we must bear witness. Follow us on Instagram and T…

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Episode 025: Can's "Tago Mago" 55:58

4+ y ago55:58

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We launch Season 4 by blasting off toward Inner Space, exploring the wild dimension that one German-based collective occupied all on its own. Enjoy the mind-bending magic of pure cosmic inspiration with us. Follow us on Instagram and Twitter (@tunedig) for more info about the songs that didn't make the episode. Check out more episodes at https://tu…

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BONUS TRACK: How We Got Here 28:51

4+ y ago28:51

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We got a bunch of interesting listener feedback in our off-season, and it encouraged us to shed some light on why we do things the way we do ‘em. Also, we reflect on our first writeup, which was ... interesting.TuneDig による

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Season 4 Trailer 5:20

4+ y ago5:20

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This one’s simple: we run down the next batch of albums we’re covering. Check out the song clips and get psyched! First episode of season 4 drops Friday, October 4—new ones every other Friday after that. "Tago Mago" - Can "Midnight Marauders" - A Tribe Called Quest "Rain Dogs" - Tom Waits "Kid A" - Radiohead "Black One" - Sunn O))) "Otis Blue: Otis…

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Episode 024: Prince and the Revolution's "Purple Rain" 40:21

5y ago40:21

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Dearly Beloved, we are gathered here today to celebrate a precious moment. This moment in history "Purple Rain" made is an electric thing — it’s music at the height of music’s power, creating a space in time for everyone to be in together. There will never be another. Y’all better live now.TuneDig による

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Episode 023: Queens of the Stone Age's "Rated R" 32:55

5y ago32:55

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Y’all lookin’ for freedom? Boy, do we ever have the pill for you. Slip on your boogie shoes, put this episode on your tongue, and slither out into the darkness with us as we howl at the neon moon.TuneDig による

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Episode 022: Frank Ocean's "Channel Orange" 36:38

5y ago36:38

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We tune into an Oceanic innervision of crystal-clear Criterion Collection F E E L I N G, frequency after frequency for 55 minutes. Like us, you won’t be able to change the channel.TuneDig による

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Episode 021: Sturgill Simpson's "Metamodern Sounds in Country Music" 28:53

5y ago28:53

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One cowboy’s journey to clean out the darkest corners of his mind led him through a wormhole and into the light. The result is "Metamodern Sounds in Country Music", a cosmic country hitchhiker’s guide to the myth we all call space and time.TuneDig による

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Episode 020: Converge's "Axe to Fall" 33:07

5y ago33:07

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"Axe to Fall" finds one of heavy music’s most consistent, celebrated bands transcending into the legends they’re known as today, calling on friends to provide fresh perspective on their sound and push them to peerless new heights.TuneDig による

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Episode 019: Run the Jewels's "Run the Jewels 3" 28:44

5y ago28:44

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What happens when, after years grinding underground solo, two hip-hop heavyweights discover they make a perfect team? They strike G-O-L-D, finally stepping into the pop culture spotlight and using it to speak the language of the unheard.TuneDig による

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Episode 018: Janelle Monáe's "The ArchAndroid" 28:45

5y ago28:45

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Picasso said that “art is a lie that makes us realize truth.“ Grand artistic statements like "The ArchAndroid" reveal intimate ideas beneath layers of disguise, drawing in the audience to connect to the story’s feelings rather than its facts. This one’s about the fight for freedom and love … and who doesn’t want more of that?…

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Episode 017: Björk's "Homogenic" 36:20

5y ago36:20

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For an artist as creative as Björk, finding the essence of her sound meant pushing farther out than ever before. Ideas, sounds, and approaches that seemed at odds added up to something greater on "Homogenic". The result was vast, nuanced “emotional landscapes” unlike anything we’ve ever experienced … do yourself a favor and walk around them with us…

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Episode 016: Lauryn Hill's "The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill" 30:28

5+ y ago30:28

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There’s little doubt at this point that "Miseducation" is a great album, but after really spending time with it, we came away with a deep belief that it’s one of the best ever, full stop. It’s a perfect record — albeit from an imperfect vessel — delivered at the perfect moment for maximum impact, and we only manage to scratch its surface here. We h…

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Episode 015: The Mars Volta's "Frances the Mute" 29:42

5+ y ago29:42

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"Frances the Mute" is a sonic séance, conjuring spirits buried beneath stories left behind by lost souls. The album finds restless living spirits walking a hallucinatory hall of mirrors of space and time, trying to find light beyond the darkness of a friend gone too soon. Don’t be afraid to get your mind bent—we’re here to guide you.…

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Episode 014: BADBADNOTGOOD's "IV" 28:53

5+ y ago28:53

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If you’re worried about kids these days and/or the pitfalls of technology, we’d like to point to an antidote to all those fears. Meet BADBADNOTGOOD, the jazz quartet you can crowdsurf to, and IV, the album where they found their own voice. What a time to be alive.TuneDig による

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Episode 013: Cream's "Wheels of Fire" 31:08

5+ y ago31:08

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Clapton. Bruce. Baker. This supergroup was a strange brew that was simply too potent for the world (not to mention the band themselves), and we see that on display in "Wheels of Fire". The double album finds the trio at—ahem—a crossroads, the contrast between their inspirations creating tension to mixed—but often magical—effect.…

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