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Indiecast

Alex G's 'God Save The Animals' And Pavement's Reunion Tour

Indiecast

UPROXX

Music, Indie Music, Music Commentary, Indie Rock

4.8602 Ratings

🗓️ 23 September 2022

⏱️ 70 minutes

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Summary

It's fairly common to see rock artists lean into pop territory these days, but what about pop artists who are turning to punk? On this week's Indiecast episode, hosts Steven Hyden and Ian Cohen discuss Mariah Carey's rumored grunge album, which has been kept a secret since it was recorded in 1995. Plus, they review Alex G's new album God Save The Animals (23:00), talk Pavement's buzzy reunion tour (40:43), and Smashing Pumpkins' upcoming, massive triple album (48:22).

Of course, Indiecast also had some trends to hash out this week. Another music-related course was added to NYU's roster, this time about Lana Del Rey, which prompted a discussion on the importance (or lack thereof) of studying music journalism in college (1:11). The biggest music news story this week was from Drake, who got into a public argument with The Needle Drop's Anthony Fantano, which probably boosted the music critic's cred more than it hurt it (9:11).

In the Recommendation Corner this week, Ian notes ISIS' Oceanic 20-year reissue. Meanwhile, Steven praises Elkhorn's new album Distances.

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Transcript

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0:00.0

Indycast is presented by Uprox's Indy Mix tape.

0:12.8

Hello everyone and welcome to Indycast.

0:15.1

On this show, we talk about the biggest indie news of the week.

0:17.7

We review albums and we hash out trends.

0:20.2

In this episode, we review the new album by Alex G and the current Pavement Reunion Tour, and we look ahead to upcoming alt-rock LPs by Smashing Pumpkins and Mariah Carey. My name is Stephen Hayden, and I'm joined by my friend and co-host. He will be teaching a course next semester at NYU on the meta-narratives of

0:37.7

Jimmy World's Clarity. Ian Cohen. Ian, how are you? Just so we're perfectly clear,

0:43.6

if there are any administrators at NYU listening to this show, I will absolutely teach this

0:49.6

course. It doesn't have to be next semester. Maybe know, maybe we talk about it in 2024.

0:58.9

But, yeah, I mean, when we go into, like, what we're actually referring to here, I cannot hide my jealousy over somebody who gets to, like, talk at a bunch of college,

1:05.2

a bunch of college students about their favorite albums.

1:08.4

I mean, I do that shit for free every single day.

1:11.1

Well, let's get the background here. There was a story this week that NYU, I guess next

1:17.9

semester, will be offering a course on Lana Del Rey. And it'll be diving into her music, as well as

1:26.5

her place and culture. I know NYU, they had a similar

1:30.9

course on Taylor Swift recently. I don't know if they've done other courses on pop stars.

1:37.8

But, you know, this story has gotten some attention. And it's coming from all over the spectrum.

1:44.1

Obviously, you have the people out there who are upset about the proposal to forgive college loans.

1:51.0

And they see stories like this and it makes their heads explode because, and you look this up, like NYU tuition for one semester is what, like $30,000 or something?

2:02.5

It is about $31,000 a semester and that does that plus fees and that doesn't include housing,

2:08.9

which by the way, don't let the name fool you.

2:11.8

NYU is in New York City, specifically Manhattan.

2:15.5

Oh my God.

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