Lars Gotrich 🍷🌊
@totalvibration
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roséwave daddy @nprmusic
Washington, D.C.
Joined March 2009
Goodbye. It’s time. I’m here… https://t.co/eD1h99rMFL IG: totalvibration I signed up for the other place, but don’t really plan to dive in right away.
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Mount Eerie songs called "Wind & Fog" directly into my veins
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I've said it before and I'll say it again: Sheer Mag is the greatest living American rock band
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The Philly band, a force for good in rock and roll, runs through a career-spanning set with a little help from some bagpipes.
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Sheer Mag, to me, not only embodies the edges of rock but also its spirit of fun. So, yeah, when Sheer Mag asked me to find a bagpipe player for its Tiny Desk, we found Tim Carey, who played the first-ever WrestleMania. RIDICULOUS. And perfect. https://t.co/bIwPZVY8Ef
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Great to see Yara Asmar getting love on @nprmusic thanks to @totalvibration
Viking's Choice mixtape No. 108 Featuring Lolomis' industrial punk, Jeff Parker's autumnal jazz, @KassieKrut's noisy banger, Yara Asmar's accordion drone, Serpent Throne's avant-garde black metal.
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Viking's Choice mixtape No. 108 Featuring Lolomis' industrial punk, Jeff Parker's autumnal jazz, @KassieKrut's noisy banger, Yara Asmar's accordion drone, Serpent Throne's avant-garde black metal.
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Where heavy metal, heady psych, dreamy ambient, furious punk and cotton-candy pop music all come to freak out. Curated by Lars Gotrich.
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10 years ago today, NPR Music launched its new homepage with @TPAIN's autotune-less Tiny Desk; it changed the game for both. (I pushed the button.) https://t.co/NdZHijL0po
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I'd never heard Sarah Hennies' mid-'90s Louisville skronk post-hardcore band before now! Major FFO: Rodan, Slint, Fugazi. Thanks @TempResLtd for putting this together!
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Underneath sounds like turn-of-millennium Zao with deathcore riffs and slam snares, so I'm into it, ofc.
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sorry
H - nothing wrong with me O - nothing wrong with me T - nothing wrong with me T - NOTHING WRONG WITH ME O - something's got to give G - something's got to give O - SOMETHING'S GOT TO GIVE NOWWWWWW
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When I first shouted out this band, I gave the FFO: Broadcast, Can, the United States of America. Love this cover!
Sup! New tunes, some flexis, and a few shows to round out the year. Our take on "Coming Down" by the United States of America and another new experimental song. Listen and by below. https://t.co/U7CtkWWI9z
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There are tons of ways to support folks in Asheville (my folks are there, but doing OK), but here's a 136-track benefit comp put together by @currincy and pals. Featuring Angel Olsen, Yasmin Williams, R.E.M., Daniel Bachman, Sharon Van Etten, etc. https://t.co/KIO511N8lO
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Viking's Choice mixtape No. 107 now on NPR Featuring... Witch’s Mirror, Tashi Dorji, Damien Jurado, The Rheingans Sisters, Sun Ra, Extol, Anno and Souled American. https://t.co/qzHGFyI1kP
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Where heavy metal, heady psych, dreamy ambient, furious punk and cotton-candy pop music all come to freak out. Curated by Lars Gotrich.
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Thanks to NPR Music's Lars Gotrich (@totalvibration) and Sheldon Pearce for featuring Yasmin Williams (@guitar_yaz)'s new album, 'Acadia,' on All Songs Considered's "The best albums out Oct. 4" and for the kind words. https://t.co/2p5sZZG6fV
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This episode of New Music Friday also features a conversation about what we listen for in instrumental protest music, inspired by the new Godspeed You! Black Emperor album, which bears the title 'NO TITLE AS OF 13 FEBRUARY 2024 28,340 DEAD.' https://t.co/YbwUnB6Ewu
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NPR Music's Lars Gotrich and Sheldon Pearce round up the most exciting albums out this Friday, and reflect on the history of instrumental music as protest.Featured albums:• The Smile, 'Cutouts'•...
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Hello from Alabama where I'm gonna spend 3 days respectfully on the edges of the pit @FurnaceFest. I'm on NPR's New Music Friday with Sheldon Pearce. On the show: The Smile, Blood Incantation's metal masterpiece, @HalfWaif, Darius Jones and @guitar_yaz
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NPR Music's Lars Gotrich and Sheldon Pearce round up the most exciting albums out this Friday, and reflect on the history of instrumental music as protest.Featured albums:• The Smile, 'Cutouts'•...
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In the past few years, I've noticed a return to the early 2000s Time-Lag/Three Lobed/VHF sound -- droney, lengthy, noisy rock improv and psych -- and, I, for one, welcome back this heady space.
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