On this week’s edition of Audiography, we feature reviews of new albums by Radiohead producer extraordinare Nigel Godrich and his project UltraÃsta, the return of John Darnielle and The Mountain Goats, and the latest aural aphrodisiacs by Miguel. We also feature an interview between Consequence of Sound‘s Len Comaratta and Joey Burns of Calexico.
As Calexico prepared to promote their latest album Algiers, named for the New Orleans district where it was recorded, Consequence of Sound caught up with principle member Joey Burns as he and his dog Ida took a stroll in the cool Arizona morning. The two discussed Calexico’s latest release and the haunting mysticism of the Crescent City that permeates throughout.
Listen as Burns’ waxes on the history of the city, the importance and influence of the Southern Hemisphere on the man and his band, as well as working with legends Nancy Sinatra and Lee Hazelwood.
Featured Music:
01. The Mountain Goats Amy AKA Spent Gladiator (excerpt), Transcendental Youth (excerpt)
02. Ultraista Bad Insect (excerpt), Smalltalk (excerpt)
03. Miguel Use Me (excerpt), Adorn (excerpt)
04. Calexico Algiers (Algiers)
05. Calexico Solstice of a Vanishing Mind (Algiers)
06. Calexico Sinner In the Sea (Algiers)
07. Nancy Sinatra w/Calexico Burnin Down the Spark (Nancy Sinatra)
08. Calexico Sundown, Sundown (Total Lee: The Songs of Lee Hazelwood)
09. Calexico Puerto (Algiers)
10. Friends of Dean Martinez Chunder (The Shadow of Your Smile)
11. Iron & Wine + Calexico A History of Lovers (In the Reins)
12. Calexico Fake Fur (The Black Light)
Audiography: Episode 058 Joey Burns (of Calexico)
Written and produced by Len Comaratta, Alex Young, Megan Ritt, Adam Kivel, Michael Roffman, Bryant Kitching, Jeremy Larson, and Nick Freed.
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