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This week on the podcast we've got new music from Port O'Brien, Luke Temple, Molly Jenson, and OurStage.com winners The Riders and Kelly Pardekooper. We also have interviews from the Cayamo singer-songwriter cruise and the Langerado Music Festival.


Coming Soon:
- Full interview with Emmylou Harris
- Full interviews from Cayamo with John Hiatt, Edwin McCain, Brandi Carlile and more.

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That's right faithful podcast listeners, The Culture Club is back from a long nap. We've been busy here at in Multimedia land since the beginning of the year and have tons of content coming your way soon. On with the podcast!



Links:
The National
The Signal
Doug Burr
Hallelujah The Hills
Soulsavers
Don DiLego
Dax Riggs
The Wombats
The Bridges
The Mondegreens
Pale Young Gentlemen

Related Links:
Review: The Signal
Feature: The National - Grow Up! Look Sharp! Be Responsible!
Review: The National - Boxer

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This week on the podcast we've got a live track from John Doe, Jens Lekman, White Shoes & The Couples Company, and OurStage.com winner Steve Benoit.

Here's an extra song that John played for us in the studio:

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This week on the podcast, we catch up with Diablo Cody and Ellen Page, the writer and star of Juno; hear new music from one of our December/January Four to Watch, Ingrid Michaelson; and have a track by Travis from Waxploitation's new Causes album.

For the full Juno interview, where Ellen talks about her dream directors, living on a farm and more click below.

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It seems that everywhere you turn this year, you hear "Young Folks" by Peter Bjorn and John - and our podcast is no exception. We brought you the song earlier this year, and now we have an interview with the whistler's themselves. You may remember a news item we brought you after ACL about PB&J's upcoming plans, but this time you can hear the interview for yourself.



We also featured Four to Watch artists, Simian Mobile Disco and Anat Cohen. To read more about both artists, check out their respective Four to Watch Articles: Four to Watch - Anat Cohen and Four to Watch - Simian Mobile Disco.

On top of that, we also had our first OurStage podcast winner, Moses Mayes. Make sure you check out OurStage, they've got a pretty cool site going.
Until next week...

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That's right, we got to talk to Jason Schwartzman a few weeks ago. You may have heard a clip from this interview on the podcast, but you don't want to miss the full interview - Jason talks about his band Coconut Records, The Darjeeling Limited, working with Wes Anderson, and more.


Podcast links:

Carrie Rodriguez
Warm in the Wake
Via Audio

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We kicked off our podcast with a live recording from Giant Bear, a November Four to Watch band. A few months ago, Giant Bear pulled up to Paste's offices in their trusty yellow van, which had a past life as a Stanley Steamer van, and played a few songs for us. In addition to "Clementine", which is on the podcast this week, you can find Giant Bear on the October and November Sampler CDs.

Emile Hirsch has been riding high since the release of his new movie, Into the Wild. Paste got a chance to sit down and talk to Emile about the movie, what's next, and more. You've heard a few minutes of the interview on the podcast, well here's the full interview.


Next on the podcast we had the Cave Singers, one of our October Four to Watch. These guys were also featured on our partnership with GameTap. Make sure you go to GameTap to check that out. You'll find the videos in the "Watch" section, in the "Music & Ent." channel.

The last band we had on the podcast was Mobius Band. This band was our Band of the Week a few weeks ago, and you can find another song, "Friends Like These" if you go check out that article.

That's it for this podcast. We'll have our next podcast up soon, which will have an interview with Jason Schwartzman as well as a track from his new one-man band, Coconut Records.

Over the Rhine came by the Paste Studios last week and played a few songs from their newest albums - The Trumpet Child and Snow Angels, a Christmas album.  Caren posted on the Ctrl-v blog about her obsession with collecting set lists, and I felt that in the spirit of her post and the feature on set lists in the November issue, I’d post the list that Linford and gave us.

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Make sure you keep checking back, as we’ll be getting the audio and video out to you soon from this performance.

This week, Mandy Moore

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Yeah, you read that right. We got a chance to catch up the Mandy Moore when she came through Atlanta last month on tour. Not only is she extremely nice, but her voice blew us away. Now that she has grown up and has creative freedom, she's learning the songwriting craft from some of the best - The Weepies, Lori McKenna, and Rachael Yamagata. You can listen for yourself and let us know what you think.

Also, we have a track from PasteMagazine.com's Band of the Week Johnossi. I haven't been able to stop listening to this track since it hit my desk. Make sure you read more about them in the Band of the Week article.

We sit down with Seth Gordon, the director of the new documentary King of Kong, which jumps into the world of diehard video game fans and follows two of them on the quest to break (or keep) the World Record for Donkey Kong.

"Wild Mountain Nation" by Blitzen Trapper. I haven’t been able to stop listening to this song since the disc landed on my desk.

"The Ritz" by Office. Not only is this band one of our Four To Watch bands in September, these guys were featured on the Artist to Watch segment we put out with GameTap TV. Make sure you check out the video, it has a live performance and clips from an interview with the band. Just go to the GameTap site and click on “Watch”, then click on the "Music & Ent." channel, and finally select the "Artist to Watch" segment and pick an episode. Currently Office and Manchester Orchestra have pieces up, and we’ll be putting a new band up every month.

“Frozen Feet” by Tacks, the Boy Disaster . Not only are these guys PasteMagazine.com’s Band of the Week, but she got a chance to interview them when they came through town a few weeks ago. Stay tuned for that interview!

 

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Episode 67
April 22, 2008

New music from Port O'Brien, Luke Temple, Molly Jenson, and The Riders, plus interviews from the Cayamo cruise and Langerado 2008.
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