Summary
Athens 441 features a variety of music from both established and emerging artists, showcasing a mix of genres including lo-fi indie, psychedelia, and soft rock. The episode highlights new tracks from bands like Part Time and The Alalaz, as well as a special feature on the legendary band The Residents, who are set to perform in Atlanta. Homer Flynn, the band's art director, discusses the creative process behind their albums, including insights into their upcoming work.
The program also pays tribute to the late David Fair of Half Japanese, reflecting on his impact on the music scene. Listeners can expect a diverse range of sounds, from the experimental to the nostalgic, as the show dives into various musical influences and styles. The excitement builds for upcoming live performances, including The Residents' show at the Buckhead Theater and DJ Shadow's anniversary celebration of his debut album.
Show Notes
Legendary avant art troop The Residents take JoE Silva into some of the more mysterious corners of their back catalogue. Plus new sounds from Twisted Teens, Art d'Ecco and Tipa Tipo
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