Mon, 21 Sep 2009 14:39:33 +0100 ClashMusic.com http://www.clashmusic.com/feature/clash-podcast Podcast Maker v1.3.1 - http://www.lemonzdream.com/podcastmaker While music continues to diversify and evolve, Clash endeavours to represent the crossover appeal of different styles and sounds. We feature the best new and emerging bands alongside established and popular acts and legends of the industry across our multiple media platforms - magazine and online; and through live events. http://www.clashmusic.com Clash Magazine Podcast with exclusive interviews and live performances While music continues to diversify and evolve, Clash endeavours to represent the crossover appeal of different styles and sounds. We feature the best new and emerging bands alongside established and popular acts and legends of the industry across our multiple media platforms - magazine and online; and through live events. http://www.clashmusic.com en Clash Magazine Clash info@clashmusic.com http://clashmagazine.jellycast.com/pod/podcast%20logo%20iTunes%20Store_144.jpg http://www.clashmusic.com/feature/clash-podcast 144 144 Music clash, magazine, paul, mccartney, dave, grohl, foo fighters, public, enemy, coldplay, lcd soundsystem, jay-z ClashMusic.com Listen to the latest of the ClashMusic Interviews podcast featuring LCD Soundsystem's James Murphy in conversation. Murphy was the cover star of Clash magazine back in December 2010 talking about the end of LCD Soundsystem, the band's final album 'This Is Happening', touring, regrets, politics, the music industry and much more. Listen in to our chat with the garrulous musician as his band hit Glasgow on their UK tour. Listen to the latest of the ClashMusic Interviews podcast featuring LCD Soundsystem's James Murphy in conversation. Listen to the latest of the ClashMusic Interviews podcast featuring LCD Soundsystem's James Murphy in conversation. Murphy was the cover star of Clash magazine back in December 2010 talking about the end of LCD Soundsystem, the band's final album 'This Is Happening', touring, regrets, politics, the music industry and much more. Listen in to our chat with the garrulous musician as his band hit Glasgow on their UK tour. http://media.clashmusic.com/music/podcast/clash-podcast-episode-11-lcd-soundsystem.mp3 Mon, 07 Feb 2011 14:12:28 +0100 Music no 00:10:59 clash, magazine, LCD Soundsystem, interview, James Murphy, This Is Happening ClashMusic.com To move forwards you need to look back. By enjoying a massive leap in maturity Foals are gleefully fucking with this mantra. Dismembering Steve Reich’s techniques from the ’70s and ageing theories on the rise of robots, Foals have assured their future as musical adventurers. Read the full text of Clash's interview with Foals on Clashmusic.com here - http://www.clashmusic.com/feature/blood-sweat-and-fears-foals-interview Listen to Clash Magazine's interview with Foals' frontman Yannis Philippakis, cover star of the July issue of the magazine. To move forwards you need to look back. By enjoying a massive leap in maturity Foals are gleefully fucking with this mantra. Dismembering Steve Reich’s techniques from the ’70s and ageing theories on the rise of robots, Foals have assured their future as musical adventurers. Read the full text of Clash's interview with Foals on Clashmusic.com here - http://www.clashmusic.com/feature/blood-sweat-and-fears-foals-interview http://clashmagazine.jellycast.com/pod/clashmusic-podcast-episode-13-foals.mp3 Mon, 26 Jul 2010 14:22:28 +0100 Music no 00:09:02 clash, magazine, foals, interview, yannis, total life forever no ClashMusic.com At the age of thirty-nine Jay-Z has a discography to kill for, his Roc Nation record label and Beyoncé rustling up a full English every morning. And that’s not to mention the basketball teams, clothing brands and night clubs. In his own words; “I’m not a businessman, I’m a business, man.” Read the full text of Clash's interview with Jay-z on Clashmusic.com here - http://www.clashmusic.com/feature/jay-z-interview Currently gracing the cover of the latest issue of Clash magazine, Jay-Z is the hottest property in music right now as the world awaits his 'The Blueprint 3' album. Listen in to the interview in the latest episode of the Clash Magazine podcast. At the age of thirty-nine Jay-Z has a discography to kill for, his Roc Nation record label and Beyoncé rustling up a full English every morning. And that’s not to mention the basketball teams, clothing brands and night clubs. In his own words; “I’m not a businessman, I’m a business, man.” Read the full text of Clash's interview with Jay-z on Clashmusic.com here - http://www.clashmusic.com/feature/jay-z-interview http://clashmagazine.jellycast.com/pod/clashmusic-podcast-episode-12-jayz.mp3 Mon, 21 Sep 2009 14:22:28 +0100 Music 00:15:57 clash, magazine, jay-z, the blueprint 3, kanye west, rihanna ClashMusic.com Five minutes ago we were discussing ‘Hot Sauce Committee Pt. 1’, the Beastie Boys’ eighth studio album. Now, I’m lost in the playful banter of three men who’ve been tight with each other since I was three-years-old. How many ways can you write ‘out of my depth’? “It contains the maximum amount of caffeine, nicotine and sugar that you’re legally allowed to put into a drink,” says Adam Yauch, better known as MCA, with a wicked grin plastered across his face. “It’s also combined with snake’s blood and turtle semen, so it’s a really invigorating product. It has natural jojoba in it, but the thing that’s key is that it has analgesics, and it contains an expectorant.” He’s describing The Antidote, “a sports drink I’m doing to battle Steven Seagal’s drink, because he’s getting too much heat right now”. Adam Horowitz - Ad-Rock - is curious to learn more. Me? I’m wondering how I’m going to get this interview back on track. (If you are too, the answer is that I don’t.) Listen in... Things got crazy when Clash met the Beastie Boys for the cover feature of the September 2009 issue. Five minutes ago we were discussing ‘Hot Sauce Committee Pt. 1’, the Beastie Boys’ eighth studio album. Now, I’m lost in the playful banter of three men who’ve been tight with each other since I was three-years-old. How many ways can you write ‘out of my depth’? “It contains the maximum amount of caffeine, nicotine and sugar that you’re legally allowed to put into a drink,” says Adam Yauch, better known as MCA, with a wicked grin plastered across his face. “It’s also combined with snake’s blood and turtle semen, so it’s a really invigorating product. It has natural jojoba in it, but the thing that’s key is that it has analgesics, and it contains an expectorant.” He’s describing The Antidote, “a sports drink I’m doing to battle Steven Seagal’s drink, because he’s getting too much heat right now”. Adam Horowitz - Ad-Rock - is curious to learn more. Me? I’m wondering how I’m going to get this interview back on track. (If you are too, the answer is that I don’t.) Listen in... http://clashmagazine.jellycast.com/pod/clash_podcast_episode_09_beastie_boys.mp3 Thu, 17 Sep 2009 11:48:44 +0100 Music yes 00:16:32 clash, magazine, beastie boys, interview, hot sauce committee ClashMusic.com The eyes of the world are watching. The airwaves are waiting. It’s been three years since the four mild-mannered stadium lords last came out survey their lot. But as the glorious summer dawns on 2008, their vast empire has begun to excitedly scurry in preparation of their emergence since the first assertive noises emanated from their self-enforced creative exile. Finally stepping up once more to their rightful place at the top of rock’s round table, the monarchs of music are ready to reign –with a totally revised regime. All hail the new sound. All hail Coldplay. Episode 8 of the Clash Podcast features those returning heroes Coldplay. We talk to Chris Martin and Guy Berryman about the new album, 'Viva La Vida', the expectation heaped upon it, fatherhood and ghosts! The eyes of the world are watching. The airwaves are waiting. It’s been three years since the four mild-mannered stadium lords last came out survey their lot. But as the glorious summer dawns on 2008, their vast empire has begun to excitedly scurry in preparation of their emergence since the first assertive noises emanated from their self-enforced creative exile. Finally stepping up once more to their rightful place at the top of rock’s round table, the monarchs of music are ready to reign –with a totally revised regime. All hail the new sound. All hail Coldplay. http://clashmagazine.jellycast.com/pod/Clash_coldplay_final_mixdown.m4a Wed, 06 Aug 2008 12:02:09 +0100 Music yes 00:17:09 clash, magazine, paul, mccartney, dave, grohl, foo, fighters, public, enemy, chuck, d, carbon, silicon, kooks, duffy, coldplay ClashMusic.com Riding high on the crest of a soul-wave that has witnessed Duffy race to Number One in the charts with the Lulu-stomping ‘Mercy’, the ash-blonde spark plug grabs a Fifties microphone for leverage and pipes up to her own reigning creation on the iPod stereo. Met with laughter, Duffy gives as good as she gets. “What?” she twinkles. “I don’t know the words to any other songs.” Shaking and shimmying on the spot to ‘Mercy’’s hand-clapping chorus and the verse takes care of itself. This 23-year-old from the small town of Nefyn, Wales, is up for a good time. And boy, is she getting it… Meanwhile, life has definitely taken a strange turn for Jamie Lidell. He’s still signed to experimental label Warp but now makes music that sounds like the Greatest Hits record Sam Cooke might eventually have ended up with had he not been shot, crazy and naked, in 1964. Jamie’s new album, ‘Jim’, is a riotous journey from the heartfelt pop-soul of the Sixties through leftfield early-Seventies funk and onto the Parliament/Funkadelic era, with a snatch of rock guitar and cheesy Bacharach horn thrown in for good measure. The whole uplifting experience hinges on a voice that really has no business emerging from a bespectacled white boy from Cambridgeshire. It’s a freak of nature. Episode 7 of the Clash Podcast finds us getting deep down and soulful as we talk with our latest cover star, the chart topping Welsh wonder Duffy and experimental producer turned belt it out soulman Jamie Lidell. Riding high on the crest of a soul-wave that has witnessed Duffy race to Number One in the charts with the Lulu-stomping ‘Mercy’, the ash-blonde spark plug grabs a Fifties microphone for leverage and pipes up to her own reigning creation on the iPod stereo. Met with laughter, Duffy gives as good as she gets. “What?” she twinkles. “I don’t know the words to any other songs.” Shaking and shimmying on the spot to ‘Mercy’’s hand-clapping chorus and the verse takes care of itself. This 23-year-old from the small town of Nefyn, Wales, is up for a good time. And boy, is she getting it… Meanwhile, life has definitely taken a strange turn for Jamie Lidell. He’s still signed to experimental label Warp but now makes music that sounds like the Greatest Hits record Sam Cooke might eventually have ended up with had he not been shot, crazy and naked, in 1964. Jamie’s new album, ‘Jim’, is a riotous journey from the heartfelt pop-soul of the Sixties through leftfield early-Seventies funk and onto the Parliament/Funkadelic era, with a snatch of rock guitar and cheesy Bacharach horn thrown in for good measure. The whole uplifting experience hinges on a voice that really has no business emerging from a bespectacled white boy from Cambridgeshire. It’s a freak of nature. http://clashmagazine.jellycast.com/pod/clash_podcast_episode_07_Duffy.m4a Thu, 17 Apr 2008 11:32:55 +0100 Music yes 00:21:24 clash, magazine, clashmusic, duffy, jamie, lidell Clash Magazine Here we are again – old friends embracing, knowing smirks capturing fond memories. Clash and The Kooks go way back, and there’s lots to catch up on, but something is drastically different. There is a dark cloud hovering, and soon the creased faces flip to concerned frowns. This morning we learnt of the irrevocable departure of original bassist Max Rafferty, and for a band as tight-knit as this, it has hit them hard. Releasing your second album is scary enough, but with one man down and a long road ahead, this really does feel like make or break… Clash met with The Kooks for the cover story of the March issue. They found the band reeling from the departure of bassist Max Rafferty but optimistic as they return with their second album 'Konk". Here we are again – old friends embracing, knowing smirks capturing fond memories. Clash and The Kooks go way back, and there’s lots to catch up on, but something is drastically different. There is a dark cloud hovering, and soon the creased faces flip to concerned frowns. This morning we learnt of the irrevocable departure of original bassist Max Rafferty, and for a band as tight-knit as this, it has hit them hard. Releasing your second album is scary enough, but with one man down and a long road ahead, this really does feel like make or break… http://clashmagazine.jellycast.com/pod/clash_podcast_episode_06_mixdown.m4a Thu, 06 Mar 2008 09:32:17 +0000 Music no 00:22:07 clash, magazine, clashmusic, kooks, luke, pritchard, max, rafferty, konk, podcast, episode, 6 Clash Magazine Mick and Tony both reveal how Carbon/Silicon's album felt like their debut 'The Last Post', they go on to discuss the problems of giving music away for free despite both their support for downloads and how they've slowly moved from techno grooves back to their rock'n'roll roots. Clash talks to Mick Jones and Tony James about their new band Carbon/Silicon Mick and Tony both reveal how Carbon/Silicon's album felt like their debut 'The Last Post', they go on to discuss the problems of giving music away for free despite both their support for downloads and how they've slowly moved from techno grooves back to their rock'n'roll roots. http://www.clashmusic.com http://clashmagazine.jellycast.com/pod/clash_podcast_episode_05_mixdown.m4a Mon, 21 Jan 2008 14:08:08 +0000 Music no 00:14:55 clash, magazine, carbon, silicon, mick, jones, tony, james, the, clash, generation, x Clash Clash talks with one of the most important artists in the history of Rap music on his revolutionary band, the music industry, the power of the internet and his future plans. Public Enemy mainman and elder statesman of Hip Hop, Chuck D discusses the new Public Enemy album 'How To Sell Soul To A Soulless People Who Sold Their Soul', Dylan turning on The Beatles and Amy Winehouse. Clash talks with one of the most important artists in the history of Rap music on his revolutionary band, the music industry, the power of the internet and his future plans. http://clashmagazine.jellycast.com/pod/clash_podcast_ep04_final_mixdown.m4a Fri, 14 Dec 2007 11:13:01 +0000 Music no 00:18:39 clashmusic, clash, magazine, public, enemy, chuck, d Clash Magazine Clash met with Dave Grohl for the main feature of their current issue. Presented here are selected highlights from the interview as Dave reflects on his time in Nirvana, his headlong dive into fatherhood and the perils of taking his mom on tour. Clash chats to Foo Fighters mainman Dave Grohl Clash met with Dave Grohl for the main feature of their current issue. Presented here are selected highlights from the interview as Dave reflects on his time in Nirvana, his headlong dive into fatherhood and the perils of taking his mom on tour. http://clashmagazine.jellycast.com/pod/clashcast_davegrohl_interview_4.m4a Thu, 18 Oct 2007 17:36:04 +0100 Music yes 00:15:06 clash, magazine, paul, mccartney, dave, grohl, foo, fighters Clash Magazine Part 2 of Clash Magazine's exclusive chat with Sir Paul McCartney The second part of Clash's chat with Sir Paul McCartney Part 2 of Clash Magazine's exclusive chat with Sir Paul McCartney http://www.clashmagazine.com/podcast http://clashmagazine.jellycast.com/pod/podcast%20-%20episode%202.mp3 Thu, 27 Sep 2007 15:47:31 +0100 Music no 00:14:04 clash, magazine, paul, mccartney, dave, grohl, foo, fighters Paul McCartney Interview Macca personally requested to be covered by the burgeoning indie music publication Clash. And, in one of his most revealing interviews in years, the legendary ambassador of British music talks frankly to life-long Beatles fan and Clash Editor, Simon Harper. Starting things off with a bang, Macca discusses: - His controversial signing to the Starbucks label - The Beatles' quality control and highly sensitive pretension meter - His method for dealing with overzealous fans - His legacy - Why Sgt Peppers was his baby - The songwriting process, giving a generous insight with an exclusive example. Paul McCartney speaks to Clash in one of his most revealing interviews in years. Macca personally requested to be covered by the burgeoning indie music publication Clash. And, in one of his most revealing interviews in years, the legendary ambassador of British music talks frankly to life-long Beatles fan and Clash Editor, Simon Harper. Starting things off with a bang, Macca discusses: - His controversial signing to the Starbucks label - The Beatles' quality control and highly sensitive pretension meter - His method for dealing with overzealous fans - His legacy - Why Sgt Peppers was his baby - The songwriting process, giving a generous insight with an exclusive example. http://www.clashmagazine.com/podcast http://clashmagazine.jellycast.com/pod/Clash_Podcast_Episode_1.mp3 Thu, 06 Sep 2007 17:19:15 +0100 Music no 00:21:14 clash, magazine, paul, mccartney, dave, grohl, foo, fighters