Belle and Sebastian on the value of staying "young and stupid"
Switched on Pop3 Maj 2022

Belle and Sebastian on the value of staying "young and stupid"

Belle and Sebastian released the first album Tigermilk in 1996, and they’ve released eight more since—a catalog that helped define the sound of rock and indie in the new millennium through buoyant melodies and verbose lyrics. Their new album, A Bit of Previous, continues to refine their unique sound but also embraces new musical directions. We spoke to Stuart Murdoch, leader of the 7-piece band hailing from Glasgow, Scotland, about their latest project. Songs Discussed Belle and Sebastian - Young and Stupid, Unnecessary Drama, If They're Shooting at You Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Det här avsnittet är hämtat från ett öppet RSS-flöde och publiceras inte av Podme. Det kan innehålla reklam.

Avsnitt(561)

The Gen-Z writing style (with Bella Kay)

The Gen-Z writing style (with Bella Kay)

Bella Kay almost shelved the song "iloveitiloveitiloveit." Instead she posted the song to TikTok and it changed her life. The song became a top 20 hit and launched her music career. Bella Kay joins ho...

10 Nov 43min

A unified popstar theory from Tinashe

A unified popstar theory from Tinashe

On her eighth studio album Popstar, the criminally underrated multihyphenate Tinashe finally asserts herself as a Main Pop Girl, crafting a record about what it means to be a celebrity in the modern e...

3 Nov 46min

The 'bummer hope' of midwest emo (ft. Yvette Young and Mike Kinsella)

The 'bummer hope' of midwest emo (ft. Yvette Young and Mike Kinsella)

A few months ago, Nate came across a glittering guitar riff unlike anything he had ever heard before; it managed to perfectly balance careful optimism with plaintive melancholy, stirring the spirit. T...

27 Okt 30min

The rise of surrealist pop: KATSEYE and ADÉLA

The rise of surrealist pop: KATSEYE and ADÉLA

The music of global girl group KATSEYE might be confusing on first listen. A less-generous read might consider their songs to be rudimentary: the lyrics are mostly nonsense, the instrumentals evoke le...

20 Okt 48min

Why we need bad music

Why we need bad music

For the 500th(!) episode of Switched on Pop, Charlie and Nate try to answer the question that has stumped critics and philosophers since the dawn of sound: does bad music exist? Their quest to answer ...

14 Okt 1h 1min

Has Taylor Swift jumped the shark?

Has Taylor Swift jumped the shark?

One year after the release of her twelfth studio album The Life of a Showgirl, Taylor Swift is back with an encore. Specifically, The Encore, four tracks that have polarized critics and Swifties alike...

6 Okt 47min

Carly Rae Jepsen’s pop pedagogy

Carly Rae Jepsen’s pop pedagogy

Five years after her first appearance on Switched on Pop, Carly Rae Jepsen returns to the podcast to talk all things Day and Night, her latest album. Born out of Swedish disco, big emotion, and substa...

29 Sep 49min

Tove Lo wants her music to sound out of control (ft. Tove Lo)

Tove Lo wants her music to sound out of control (ft. Tove Lo)

Swedish singer-songwriter Tove Lo’s new album ESTRUS can be summarized in the opening lyrics of the album’s closing track, “source of life”: “Feral, fragile, numb, ecstatic / sad, euphoric, catatonic ...

22 Sep 38min

Populärt inom Nöje

mellan-himmel-och-jord-med-jlc
filip-fredrik-svarar
husmodern-med-amanda-schulman
fordomspodden
mardromsgasten
chilla-med-de-vet-du
dialogiskt
podme-bio-4
rss-p3-musikdokumentar
fem-i-topp
badfluence
gott-snack-med-fredrik-soderholm
hemma-hos-strage
mannen-utan-spar
schulman-show
skandal
rss-rockpodden
rss-bl-metal-podcast
rss-made-in-sverige-podcast
sexet