And the next minute I hear “Private Eye” by Alkaline Trio and my brain crumbles.īut the one record that’s felt stable enough in the last few days is HEAT!, a new EP from London post-punk band DEADLETTER. One minute, I’m feeling numb about my favorite EP of the year, Silverbacks’ A JOB WORTH SOMETHING. I thought I’d really lean into my favorite albums and playlists-but it’s been a mixed bag so far. And, while I won’t even hint at the emotional minefield I’ll have to maneuver for the rest of my mortal life, I’ve made some noteworthy observations as of late.Ĭhief among them: my relationship with music. My dad, William Coplan, died late last week.
In this interview, as well as talking through his favourite song selection, we discuss where Hrishikesh first discovered Elliott Smith's music, how it influences his own work and what track he would cover on an Elliott Smith Song Exploder episode.It’s our Bandcamp Picks of the Week, featuring DEADLETTER’s finite post-punk EP HEAT! and Rough Sleeper’s cozy club extravaganza OUR MUSIC! From 2002 to 2011, he put out several albums under the name The One AM Radio and just last month he released a new track, this time under his own name, called Between There and Here. He's also involved in other popular podcasts including West Wing Weekly, Home Cooking and Partners.īut music is Hrishikesh's first love and he has been working as a musician on and off for the last 20 years or so. Hrishikesh is the creator of the excellent Song Exploder podcast - where musicians dissect their songs and discuss how they were made - which has recently been made into a TV show by Netflix.
Our guest today is the musician and podcaster, Hrishikesh Hirway.
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