Love That Album podcast episode 94 is ready for your aural
pleasure.
Maurice is joined by Julian Gillis (friend from school years and
long-time absentee from the show) to discuss an album that cemented their
friendship, 1989’s “Claim” from Melbourne band Not Drowning, Waving. For the
uninitiated, this is music you can relax to, boogie to (yes, “boogie”
specifically – find out why), and think about. It mixes rock and Papua New
Guinea influences, as well as the music of Indigenous Australia.
The band’s songwriter was David Bridie who has a keen sense of how
to tell a great story. He tells tales of ordinary people and their lives
through small details like a great novelist would do.
As well as their own discussion of the album, Maurice and Julian
chat to David Bridie himself to find out his recollections of the album and the
band’s broader history. It was truly a privilege to talk with David and for him
to be so giving of his time while giving insight into this great album.
Eric Reanimator returns with his “Album I Love” segment to talk
about Finnish indie/lounge band (?) Branded Women and their 2006 album, “Cities
and Seas”.
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