After that I devoted the day’s #vinylcast to Cults 2011 eponymously titled debut album. The story around this album, apart from it ruling, is that I discovered it at the same moment I was preparing to go live with the ds106 course The Summer of Oblivion in June 2011.Enjoying a #ds106radio #vinylcast of Cults 3011 self-titled debut album. Listen here: https://t.co/vXRNHb42Qc pic.twitter.com/6SBdX7N7i0
— Jim Groom (@jimgroom) March 31, 2020
The release of the album and the launching of that class happened simultaneously, and the coolest part is the guitar player in Cults’ name is Brian Oblivion, and obvious homage to Videodrome, which was my same idea for Summer of Oblivion, so a cool sense of convergence, and it also led to me finding an excellent indie act.Get baptized on the #ds106radio and experience new life in the wake of Oblivion! https://t.co/ib551HzNdZ #sided #vinylcast pic.twitter.com/7ldk7A6rU5 — Jim Groom (@jimgroom) March 31, 2020
The next couple of days we will be taking a break from the radio to enjoy the OER20 conference.Now playing on the #ds106radio #vinylcast Cults (2011) pic.twitter.com/oXPGdQjzqy — Jim Groom (@jimgroom) March 31, 2020