Show Notes
The diversity of John Congleton's production discography is in full display here, as we take in loose, low fi indie and hard rock, but we also see his first true glimpse of mainstream recognition. His hugely influential work with St Vincent earns him a grammy and much admiration.
Here we discuss, The Polyphonic Spree, Baroness, The Black Angels, Clap Your Hands Say Yeah, and lots more. So much more. Help. Please. More and more and more and more...
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