The Indiesputable Podcast: Recent Episodes

The Indiesputable Podcast

We shoot the shit about indie music that has come out in 2018. ~ Produced by Travis Carlyle and Michelle Avenant, two South African indie kids currently living in Chengdu, China.

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Two first-time listeners of The Go! Team try to figure out what on earth they just heard.

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Hosts: Michelle Avenant and Travis Carlyle Edited by Michelle Avenant

Semicircle tracks featured (in order of appearance): - Chain Link Fence - Hey! - Semicircle Song - All the Way Live - The Answer's No - Now What's the Question? - Mayday

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A long-time Eels listener and his first-time Eels-listening partner discuss the artist's 2018 release.

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Hosts: Michelle Avenant and Travis Carlyle Edited by Michelle Avenant

Tracks featured (in order of appearance) - The Deconstruction (Eels) - Bone Dry (Eels) - The Quandary (Eels) - Big in Japan (Tom Waits) - Premonition (Eels) - Sweet Scorched Earth (Eels)

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Two first-time listeners of Swedish folk duo First Aid Kit review the band's latest album.

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Hosts: Michelle Avenant and Travis Carlyle Edited by Michelle Avenant

First Aid Kit songs featured (in order of appearance): - My Wild Sweet Love (album: Ruins) - Tiger Mountain Peasant Song (Fleet Foxes cover) - Postcard (Ruins) - Ruins (Ruins) - Rebel Heart (Ruins) - Fireworks (Ruins) - It's a Shame (Ruins) - Hem of her Dress (Ruins)

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A day-one Father John Misty fan and his partner (who just doesn't get Father John Misty) review the US indie-folk-rock artist's latest album.

Hosts: Michelle Avenant and Travis Carlyle Edited by Travis Carlyle

God's Favorite Customer tracks featured (in order of appearance): - God's Favorite Customer - Hangout at the Gallows - Just Dumb Enough to Try - Please Don't Die - The Palace - Please Don't Die - Date Night - God's Favorite Customer

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Two long-time Beach House fans discuss what they like about the band's seventh studio album.

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Beach House tracks featured (in order of appearance): - Woo (album: 7) - Myth (Bloom) - L'Inconnue (7) - Drunk in LA (7) - Lemon Glow (7) - Last Ride (7) - Dark Spring (7)

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Two long-time Arctic Monkeys fans discuss their feelings about the band's controversial new album.

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Hosted by Michelle Avenant and Travis Carlyle Edited by Michelle Avenant and Travis Carlyle

Arctic Monkeys tracks featured (in order of appearance): - Star Treatment (album: Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino) - The View from the Afternoon (Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not) - Do I Wanna Know? (AM) - Riot Van (Whatever People Say I Am, That's What I'm Not) - She's Thunderstorms (Suck It And See) - R U Mine? (AM) - One Point Perspective (Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino) - Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino (Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino) - Golden Trunks (Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino) - Four out of Five (Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino) - Science Fiction (Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino) - The World's First Ever Monster Truck Front Flip (Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino) - She Looks Like Fun (Tranquility Base Hotel & Casino)

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Travis and Michelle say mostly good things about an album they wish was longer.

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Hosted by Michelle Avenant and Travis Carlyle Edited by Michelle Avenant

Grid of Points tracks featured (in order of appearance): - The Races - Thanksgiving Song - Blouse - Breathing - Birthday Song - Driving - Parking Lot

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Michelle and Travis whine about an album they mutually dislike.

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Hosts: Michelle Avenant and Travis Carlyle Edited by Michelle Avenant

Sex & Food tracks featured (in order of appearance): - A God Called Hubris - Major League Chemicals - Ministry of Alienation - Hunnybee - Chronos Feasts on His Children - American Guilt - Not in Love We're Just High

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Travis and Michelle discuss the saddest piece of media that either of them have ever consumed.

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Hosts: Michelle Avenant and Travis Carlyle Edited by Travis Carlyle

Background Music: Now Only (album) by Mount Eerie