#scott mcmicken

[doingthetrick]

Take a load off. Go for a drive. Eat a sandwich.

[musickickztoo]

CONTRA2023-1  FIRST SURF

TRACKLIST:

01. Ma'am - American Ruse 02. Glyders - Smooth Walker 03. R. Ring - Def Sup 04. Ghost Woman - The End of A Gun 05. Young Fathers - Rice 06. Baba Ali - Burn Me Out 07. The Routes - Axe To Grind 08. Scott McMicken and the EVER-EXPANDING - What About Now 09. The Heck - Sick & Tired 10. The Darts (US) - Snake Oil 11. Lou Barlow - All I Ever Say 12. The William Loveday Intention - Seasons Of The Witch 13. The Whiffs - Wanted 14. Randells - Seven Inch 15. Purling Hiss - Yer All In My Dreams 16. Tramhaus - Make It Happen 17. QINQS - Edgar Allan Poe 18. Tee Vee Repairman - Bus Stop 19. MVLL CRIMES - Just Like Heaven 20. Viagra Boys - Stretch My Arms

The first playlist of the year 2023!!

Listen: https://www.mixcloud.com/Contraflow/contra2023-1-first-surf/

[mxdwn]

M. Ward Announces Summer 2023 Tour Dates and Shares New Song “new kerrang” Featuring Scott McMicken

https://music.mxdwn.com/2023/05/23/news/m-ward-announces-summer-2023-tour-dates-and-shares-new-song-new-kerrang-featuring-scott-mcmicken/

[unlikelykingdomphilosopher]

Save your tears for later

Be my alligator 🐊

Ravaging my mind

Last bus to Madrid

[sirenrecords]

NEW RELEASES & REISSUES OUT TOMORROW (FRI 3/31): BOYGENIUS, MAC MILLER, ALICE COLTRANE, DENZEL CURRY, MF DOOM, THE WHO, DEERHOOF, SCOTT McMICKEN (Dr Dog), GHOST, DAVID BOWIE, CAVE IN, MELANIE MARTINEZ, ALTIN GUN, ANDREW BIRD, CAVETOWN, JERRY GARCIA (2), KMD, THE ROLLING STONES, FRANK ZAPPA (2), NEW PORNOGRAPHERS, BRITNEY SPEARS (9), Behemoth, The Beths, Botch, Bush, Cavetown (3), A Certain Ratio, Christian Death, Circle Jerks, City & Colour, Fit For An Autopsy, Ghost, Steve Gunn & Steve Moore, Hold Steady, King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard, Korn, Anton Lavey, Nick Lowe, Meshuggah, Midlake, Ralph Molina, Molina Talbot Lofgren & Young, Moss Icon, Michael Nesmith, Puscifer, Martin Sexton, Steel Pulse, Joyce Street, Surf Curse (3), Johnny Thunders, Tomahawk (2), William Tyler & The impossible Truth, Vandals, Willow, Zombies, John Zorn (at Siren Records) https://www.instagram.com/p/CqbntUOppmJ/?igshid=NGJjMDIxMWI=

[chrisryanspeaks]

Dr. Dog's Infectious and Playful New Single "Love Struck"

Dr. Dog has unveiled their latest single, "Love Struck," a tender, shuffling ballad enriched by the backing vocals of M. Ward. This track exudes an unhurried, relaxed vibe, reflective of the band's reimagined creative process. "Love Struck" was penned swiftly by guitarist and singer Scott McMicken, inspired by his own feelings of love. "One thing I wanted us to explore with this record was the idea of leaving more space in the music. As a rock band, we’ve tended to focus on constantly ramping up the tension, but it felt good to bring a more fluid feel to a song like ‘Love Struck,’” McMicken explains. This single is part of their upcoming self-titled album, their first in six years, set to release on July 19, 2024. It follows previously released singles "Tell Your Friends," "Talk Is Cheap," and "Still Can’t Believe," which have garnered attention from notable outlets like Brooklyn Vegan, Paste, Exclaim!, and Relix. For over two decades, Dr. Dog has remained devoted to the unpredictable magic of making music together. For their 11th studio album, the Philadelphia-based band embraced a new collaborative approach, fostering deeper synergy among its members: bassist/singer Toby Leaman, McMicken, rhythm guitarist Frank McElroy, keyboardist Zach Miller, and drummer Eric Slick. Their journey began with an intimate session at Leaman’s uncle’s cabin, evolving into the joyfully unfettered psych-rock of their new LP. The album showcases a band that is growing and evolving, fully committed to creating music that enlightens the mind and expands the soul. Mixed by multi-Grammy-winner Matt Ross-Spang (known for his work with Jason Isbell and Drive-By Truckers), the album marks the first time McMicken has taken the role of producer. The recording process spanned three distinct phases, starting with a five-day stint at the Pennsylvania cabin. There, the band recorded live to McMicken’s 8-track tape machine without rehearsals or overdubs. "For this record, there was an emphasis on creating something very soulful and live-feeling, which meant starting with all of us looking each other in the eye and connecting to the music,” says McMicken. “The idea was, ‘Let’s be loose, let’s not overthink.’ The more you can let go of that fear of being imperfect, the more you open yourself up to deeper expression.” The band initially tracked nearly two dozen songs at the cabin, each member subsequently adding new textures and details to the recordings from home. The final phase took place at their Philadelphia studio, where they reviewed and finalized each track, culminating in their signature five-part harmonies. Dr. Dog's new album promises to be a soulful and vibrant addition to their discography, showcasing their continued evolution and unwavering commitment to their craft. Read the full article

[audiofuzz]

Dr. Dog's Infectious and Playful New Single "Love Struck"

Dr. Dog has unveiled their latest single, "Love Struck," a tender, shuffling ballad enriched by the backing vocals of M. Ward. This track exudes an unhurried, relaxed vibe, reflective of the band's reimagined creative process. "Love Struck" was penned swiftly by guitarist and singer Scott McMicken, inspired by his own feelings of love. "One thing I wanted us to explore with this record was the idea of leaving more space in the music. As a rock band, we’ve tended to focus on constantly ramping up the tension, but it felt good to bring a more fluid feel to a song like ‘Love Struck,’” McMicken explains. This single is part of their upcoming self-titled album, their first in six years, set to release on July 19, 2024. It follows previously released singles "Tell Your Friends," "Talk Is Cheap," and "Still Can’t Believe," which have garnered attention from notable outlets like Brooklyn Vegan, Paste, Exclaim!, and Relix. For over two decades, Dr. Dog has remained devoted to the unpredictable magic of making music together. For their 11th studio album, the Philadelphia-based band embraced a new collaborative approach, fostering deeper synergy among its members: bassist/singer Toby Leaman, McMicken, rhythm guitarist Frank McElroy, keyboardist Zach Miller, and drummer Eric Slick. Their journey began with an intimate session at Leaman’s uncle’s cabin, evolving into the joyfully unfettered psych-rock of their new LP. The album showcases a band that is growing and evolving, fully committed to creating music that enlightens the mind and expands the soul. Mixed by multi-Grammy-winner Matt Ross-Spang (known for his work with Jason Isbell and Drive-By Truckers), the album marks the first time McMicken has taken the role of producer. The recording process spanned three distinct phases, starting with a five-day stint at the Pennsylvania cabin. There, the band recorded live to McMicken’s 8-track tape machine without rehearsals or overdubs. "For this record, there was an emphasis on creating something very soulful and live-feeling, which meant starting with all of us looking each other in the eye and connecting to the music,” says McMicken. “The idea was, ‘Let’s be loose, let’s not overthink.’ The more you can let go of that fear of being imperfect, the more you open yourself up to deeper expression.” The band initially tracked nearly two dozen songs at the cabin, each member subsequently adding new textures and details to the recordings from home. The final phase took place at their Philadelphia studio, where they reviewed and finalized each track, culminating in their signature five-part harmonies. Dr. Dog's new album promises to be a soulful and vibrant addition to their discography, showcasing their continued evolution and unwavering commitment to their craft. Read the full article

[theam-cjsw]

The AM: May 27, 2024

Just a regular ol' episode of The AM, the first in a few that isn't a showfill or anniversary. Enjoy a mix of brand-new tunes, lost classics, and international obscurities, from a groovy Devo cover to municipal planning-inspired analog electronics to thundering Canadian psych-rock.

Listen on CJSW.com

Streaming links and tracklist are after the break.

Hour One:

Wild Light Helios, Hollie Kenniff • Single

Found Objects Buildings and Food • Echo the Field

A Shared Sense of Purpose Warrington Runcorn New Town Development Plan • A Shared Sense of Purpose

Old Reeds Group Listening • Walks

Birds in Winter Libra Rising • Every New Moon

Veil (Reprise) NETRVNNER • Final Frontier

Kite Corker/Conboy • In Light Of That We Learned Later

A Dazzling Ode to Sun, Sand, and Surf Orange Crate Art • Taking Liberties: The Pop​-​Art World of John Van Hamersveld

The Loops (Grief) Tony Njoku • Last Bloom

X is closer to A Kessoncoda • Outerstate

Skater Four Tet • Three

Hour Two:

Through Being Cool The Rare Sounds • Introducing: The Rare Sounds

Thema Maboneng Abacothozi • Thema Maboneng

Juan’s World BADBADNOTGOOD • Mid Spiral: Order

Headcleaner Jeffrey Silverstein • Roseway

Roc alpin Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes • Paix

Jusqu'à ce que la force de t'aimer me manque Catherine Ribeiro + Alpes • Paix

Lost in the Woods (Paranoid) Project Gemini • Colours & Light

Distant Dream Magic Fig • Magic Fig

Feline Wave Race Nap Eyes • Single

K9 Freaks Mix (Freak Heat Waves Remix) La Sécurité • Stay Safe! REMIXED

Hour Three:

Go To Sleep Blume • Go To Sleep​/​Passes Me By

Four Leaf Clover Color Green • Fool's Parade

The Coward Astral Swans, featuring Julie Doiron • Single

My Way Crystal Eyes • The Female Imagination

Faded (original cassette version) The Cat's Miaow • Skipping Stones: The Cassette Years ‘92​-​’​93

Far Away from You Sachiko Kanenobu • Misora

Take Me Where I Ain’t Scott McMicken and the Ever-Expanding • When It's Happening

New World (Edit) Tindersticks • Soft Tissue

Concrete Sea Jon Mckiel • Hex

Pier 57 Black Market Karma • The Technicolour Liquid Audio Machine

(Dizzy) Eagle The Besnard Lakes • Single

[petnews2day]

Dr. Dog first album in six years comes out this summer - WXPN

New Post has been published on https://petn.ws/6bJDm

Dr. Dog first album in six years comes out this summer - WXPN

Philly favorites Dr. Dog today announced a new album, their first in six years, and with it comes a jaunty new song, “Talk Is Cheap.” The band teased their return last month with “Still Can’t Believe,” a mellow and reflective fireside number led by singer-guitarist and co-songwriter Scott McMicken; on the new song, bassist Toby […]

See full article at https://petn.ws/6bJDm #DogNews #CarsieBlanton

[tunemine]

Scott McMicken and The Ever-Expanding, "Reconcile" (2023)

Same irresistible road as Dr. Dog. Which makes sense.

[asolle]

Click the link to download or stream Music Music Music summer 23 episode 6: https://app.box.com/s/nohnuh9k01feqce6nn9uu7qi470ps6ef

Playlist:

Jack Black - Peaches Harry Styles - Watermelon Sugar David Bowie - Golden Years (TOKiMONSTA remix) Beck Phoenix - Odessey Beck - Diamond in the Sleaze Phoenix - After Midnight (Clairo Remix) The Breeders - Go Man Go/Do You Love Me Now? Neko Case - Night Still Comes M. Ward - Dedication Hour/New Kerrang Scott McMicken and the Ever-Expanding - Another One Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers - Don't Do Me Like That Jeff Goldblum and the Mildred Snitzer Orchestra - Sidewinder and The Beat Goes On Deap Vally - I Like Crime Tycho - Pink and Blue/For How Long Roisin Murphy - Fader/CooCool Miami Horror - Love Like Mine WheelUP - More Life Sleater-Kinney - Wilderness Illa J - Not Ever Crumb - Crushxd/Dust Bunny The Stone Roses - I Wanna Be Adored Lauryn Hill - Everything is Everything Hot Chip - Down Steve Lacy - Helmet Frankie Cosmos - Magnetic Personality The Mars Volta - Drunkship of Lanterns

[cintade90]

M. Ward - new kerrang (feat. Scott McMicken)

[greatbighopingmachine]

Playlist (16): Great Big Hoping Machine (Radio Plastique), Feb 26 2023

ARTIST / SONG / ALBUM

Charlie Marks "Sunrise Serenade" Three Years' Time

Adeem the Artist "Books & Records" White Trash Revelry

John Fullbright "Social Skills" The Liar

Emily White "Funny Little Sound" Songs You Didn't Know I Wrote About You

Claire Coupland "1000 Miles From a Dream" New Light

Craig Bickhardt "If Holes Were Coins" Outpourings

Jason Lang "Firewater" Handled With Care

My Politic "Buzzards on a Powerline" Missouri Folklore: Songs & Stories From Home

Queen Esther "John the Revelator" Gild the Black Lily

Andy Shauf "Norm" Norm

Renee Maskin "When You Get Tired" Dreams A River

Scott McMicken and the Ever-Expanding "What About Now" Shebang

Caroline Spence "Mary Oliver (Acoustic)" Single

Bendigo Fletcher "Juniper Moore" Wingding

Cass McCombs "A Blue, Blue Band" Heartmind

Watkins Family Hour "Blowin' Down This Road" Home in This World: Woody Guthrie's Dustbowl Ballads

[djshannonigans]

Radio Clash on Newtown Radio, 1.29.23

Hosted by DJ Shannonigans

Sault - "Why, Why, Why, Why, Why"

Daryl Hall & John Oates - "I Can't Go For That (No Can Do)"

Michael Jackson - "Billie Jean"

Mercury. - "I Don't Know You Like I Used To"

Temples - "Gamma Rays"

Hatchie - "Nosedive"

W. H. Lung - "Inspiration!"

Everything But The Girl - "Nothing Left to Lose"

Ladytron - "City of Angels"

Vagabon - "Carpenter"

Wunderhorse - "Butterflies"

Peter Gabriel - "Panopticom"

The New Pornographers - "Really Really Light"

boygenius - "$20"

Television - "Marquee Moon"

Television - "See No Evil"

The Lounge Society - "Blood Money"

The Ponys - "10 Fingers 11 Toes"

Bodega - "Statuette on the Console"

Gladie - "Nothing"

Kevin Morby - "Like A Flower"

Wallice - "Japan"

The Lemon Twigs - "Corner of My Eye"

The Arcs - "Eyez"

Scott McMicken & the Ever-Expanding - "Another One"

King Tuff - "How I Love"

Crosby, Stills, & Nash - "Long Time Gone"