It’s arguably my favorite album by this band, and it is agonized and raw, and the influence of Fugazi and Sonic Youth is everywhere. I have the Domino Records re-release of all of Unwound’s materials, and this #vinylcast features readings from the booklet that came with this collection.If the stream is clear #protocol I can jump on the #ds106radio with a #vinylcast if Unwound’s 1993 Fake Train https://t.co/vXRNHb42Qc pic.twitter.com/zr1mMqY8QA
— Jim Groom (@jimgroom) March 30, 2020
Now playing on #ds106radio, replete with reading from drummer Sara Lund’s introduction to this era of Unwound – Space is, indeed, the Place! pic.twitter.com/VBxcHZQ7hq — Jim Groom (@jimgroom) March 30, 2020
From the remote mountainside studio in the Italian apps comes Unwound on the international radio waves all over the #ds106radio pic.twitter.com/WPdZboH8A9 — Jim Groom (@jimgroom) March 30, 2020
Tune into Nervous Energy from Unwound's Fake Train (1993) on the #ds106radio https://t.co/vXRNHb42Qc — Jim Groom (@jimgroom) March 30, 2020
Stories and reflections from the band members, and inspired by David Kernohan’s awesome show on Friday about U.F.O.rb I tried to keep up the standard of providing some context and continuing to tease out that moment of music (namely 1993) from my perspective.“If International Pop Underground and Nirvana were originally responsible for putting the local scene [Olympia] in the spotlight, it was riot grrrl that kept it there.” #ds106radio pic.twitter.com/hAzw3HIMbB — Jim Groom (@jimgroom) March 30, 2020
Another #vinylcast in the books, thanks for listening #ds106radio #nobody — Jim Groom (@jimgroom) March 30, 2020