About Them(e) Changes
Follow me, Brother Porter, as we delve into the sonic abyss of an ever-changing, ever-evolving library of musical fantasy. Each show I will curate a playlist focus on a central idea, feeling, relevant issue. There's a little Something for Everybody, and it's all connected. Of course Captain Murphy pairs well with a side of U.S. Girls! An entire show about gentrification? Sure. SPACE! Why not? On Them(e) Changes the aim is to build connections to a wide array of genres in order to find the common ground in sound...and maybe we'll do a secret track or two if you really listen closely. I'll even toss in some of the latest music news and reviews with a little info on upcoming tour dates etc. We aim to keep it relevant around here.
Heavy Rotation
Them(e) Changes plays kendrick lamar, St Vincent, Belle & Sebastian, La Luz, Gorillaz, The White Stripes, Japanese Breakfast
- Wednesday 8:00 – 10:00pm
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Them(e) Changes Ep. 69: (NOT) NICE
Tonight I'll dive into what it means to talk shit, to knuck and/or buck, to wave your genitalia around in show of strength, to do all…
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Them(e) Changes Ep. 68: Bad Romance
Tonight we follow artists as they speak on being in garbage relation-shits, how they got there, and the process of escape.
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Them(e) Changes Ep. 67: Elegy for Venue
So the Uptown in Oakland is shutting down. That blows. Here's my feelings in stages of grief and stories of fun.
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Them(e) Changes Ep.66: DISASTER-PIECE THEATRE
Sometimes the disaster is a wildfire or a torch in your eyes. Maybe it's Warlocks? Who knows? Probably the scientist who curated this playlist...
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Them(e) Changes Ep. 65: Asian-American Contemporary Showcase
Jesus, that's a long title. Please read up on the subject. I'd suggest "Between the Notes:..." by Dr. Oliver Wang.
