Essential Tremors
WUOT-FM 91.9 KnoxvilleA show in which musicians and other creators talk about the songs that shaped who they are. Produced by Matt Byars and Lee Gardner.
| Publishes | Monthly | Episodes | 105 | Founded | 8 years ago |
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| Number of Listeners | Categories | Performing ArtsMusicArts | |||
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Although turntablist Maria Chavez’s work is often performed in contemporary art museums and other rarefied locations, she herself doesn’t come from a place of abstraction or the aloofness that’s sometimes associated with such venues. On paper a deepl... more
Over a career spanning almost five full decades, Sir Richard Bishop has carved out a lasting legacy for himself as a singular, prolific voice. In the early 1980’s he founded Sun City Girls with his brother, Alan, and subsequently released 50 full len... more
In his work with Sons of Kemet, and then in The Smile with Thom Yorke and Jonny Greenwood, and as a sought after jazz and session drummer, Tom Skinner is very much a known quantity in music circles in the UK and internationally. Also a solo artist, h... more
To try to list all the projects, both solo and group, that Shahzad Ismaily has been a part of would take much more time than we have available, even in this notoriously long-winded medium. Instead, it might be better to offer a small sampling of thos... more
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Apple Podcasts1melodie-c
United Statesa year ago - :)
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Mexico2 years ago - Stephen Morris Joy Division
Always love this show, but Hachette is pronounced haSHETT not Hatchet.
(bookseller peeve ;-) )
Apple Podcasts4Gharp53United States5 years ago - Poor choice of subjects
I’ve got a wide taste in music (rock, punk, dance, ambient etc etc) but I find the subjects of these podcasts really third rate & dull too. No longer subscribed!
Apple Podcasts1pablobrad
United Kingdom7 years ago - Gold mine for music geeks
I've always enjoyed going down that rabbit hole of listening to what those I listen to listened to. And this is essentially that. Matt and Lee are engaging interviewers, get interesting and top-tier musicians, and I regularly discover new music or think of familiar music differently as a result. Bravo!
Apple Podcasts5JRCinMDUnited States8 years ago
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A music-focused interview series that centers on the songs and artists who shaped each guest's creative path. Conversations tend to trace formative tracks, working methods, and cross-genre influences, often weaving in live performance anecdotes and festival moments. Notable is the long-running emphasis on listening as a craft, texture in arrangement, and personal storytelling, with guests ranging from indie rock to experimental and improvised music. The format and guests suggest a deep-dive vibe that appeals to listeners who love exploring the musical zeitgeist through first-hand artist perspectives and sound design details.
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Essential Tremors launched 8 years ago and published 105 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.
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Recent guests on Essential Tremors include:
1. Tom Skinner
2. Shahzad Ismaily
3. Mary Lattimore
4. Tara Clerkin Trio
5. Melvin Gibbs
6. Adrian Sherwood
7. Brian Weitz
8. Dean Wareham
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