[Skinny]

I really like The Quietus Hour. Anything else I need to be checking for?
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[SquishypuffDave]

My favourite that I've come across is http://cast.now-is.org/

(thanks to Tap for the recommendation)

[Applerill]

Oh my word. I've never listened seriously to a music podcast before (Though I have been in one)

[Tap]

Now Is is really great, I fell behind on it a bit actually, need to keep up more.

There's a new experimental music podcast called Signifying Something where Steve Flato interviews an artist for a bit, plays an unreleased work in entirety, and then they talk some more. It is fantastic, this Matthew Revert episode is especially great. And it's on Bandcamp so you can download it in FLAC.

https://signifyingsomething.bandcamp.com/

[alelsupreme]

cum town
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[Puncture Repair]

Been looking for a decent music podcast for a while, but they all seem to be single-genre-centric or focused on singles/live shows rather than albums. Would love a podcast that just looked at and reviewed a handful of the big releases of that week. I've not heard of the Quietus before so I'm looking forward to giving it a try.

I listened to Dead End Hip Hop's 'Is The Mic Still On' for a bit but found having a crowd of people talking is a brain ache for long periods. Lots of talking over one another.

One a kind of seperate note, FlyLo and Thundercat made an appearance on Hannibal Buress's podcast a week or so go. Hilarious and insightful listen, especially if you like Hannibal's sense of humour.

[fleskefjes]

I really like songexploder. For every episode there is an artist explaining how they recorded their song.They let you hear the instruments and vocal tracks separated and explain their thoughts behind the descisions and so on.