Festival announcements include Riot Fest, Levitation, Tom Morello’s Power to the People, and Trump’s Great American State Fair. New music coverage highlights nine albums, with additional releases covered in Indie Basement. Featured artists include Iceage, Boards of Canada, Eddy Current Suppression Ring, Doublespeak, Guided By Voices, and The Bug Club. Honorable mentions span a wide range of genres and artists, including indie rock, electronic, metal, hip-hop, country, pop, and experimental music. The return of 2000s indie trends is linked to inspiration from albums reviewed that week. Listeners are encouraged to choose a favorite album of the week and explore the new BV Weekly episode for more music and news.
"This was a big week for festival announcements, including Riot Fest, Levitation, Tom Morello's Power to the People, and of course Trump's Great American State Fair, and we talked about all four of those (but mostly Riot Fest) on today's episode of BV Weekly. We also talked about how all your favorite 2000s indie trends are coming back, partially inspired by two of the albums that I review this week."
"As for this week's new albums, we highlight nine below, and Bill discusses six more in Indie Basement, including Iceage, Boards of Canada, Eddy Current Suppression Ring, Doublespeak (Vince Clarke, Neil Arthur, Benge), Guided By Voices and The Bug Club."
"In addition to those, this week's honorable mentions include KÁRYYN, Willie Nelson, Godthrymm, Elder, Monolord, Sparta, Static Dress, 38 Spesh, Young M.A, Latto, Violet Grohl, Dogstar, villagerrr, Francis of Delirium, Widemouth, Rare DM, Love Burns (Phil Sutton of Comet Gain & Pale Lights), Kikù Hibino & Merzbow, Danalogue (The Comet is Coming), Devin Townsend, All Them Witches, Kim Petras, Vic Bondi, Doublespeak, VEPS, Don Williams, Hecate Enthroned, Rosie Carney, Lenka, Susto, Renée Fleming & Béla Fleck, David Torn, Labrinth, Funebrarum, Callahan & Witsher, RaiNao, Shinedown, the Where the Willow and the Dogwood Grow compilation, the K-POPS! soundtrack, the deluxe girlpuppy album, the deluxe Young Miko album, the Voka Gentle remix album, the The Who live album, the Neil Young & the Chrome Hearts live album, the Emily A. Sprague EP, the Hunx and his Punx EP, the corook EP, the thistle. EP, and the Doss EP."
"Do you still like that old-time, lo-fi, DIY rock 'n' roll? Well then you need to hear the new Kurt Vile album. It's his first in four years, and in many ways it's a return to form, even though Kurt's a true lifer who nev"
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