Hear What Music Will Sound Like in 2018

Popcast

The New York Times

Music Commentary, Music Interviews, Music

3.4 • 1.7K Ratings

🗓️ 26 January 2018

⏱️ 67 minutes

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Flamboyant hip-hop, promising punk rock, intricate bluegrass and more: a conversation about the artists we’re looking forward to following this year.

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0:00.0	One in the New York Times pop cast, your real new music Fridays of music news and criticism.
0:13.0	I'm your host, John Cara Monica.
0:16.0	Oh, God, and that's one. What would you give to live like one of us?
0:25.0	Would you give?
0:27.0	Would you rather wait the shape just the same as everything.
0:45.0	That's exactly the kind of introduction I think that snail mail should get every single time a snail mail song is played.
0:52.0	That is slug. And you may know snail mail song is played that is slug and you may know snail mail
0:54.4	was one of the bands feature prominently in our big punk package last year
0:59.9	a big women punk package and snail mail allegedly presumably has an album
1:04.4	coming out this year and on this week's pop gas we're getting the whole game
1:08.5	together as well as some guests who will be dropping in from various locales around
1:12.3	the building to talk about what we are
1:14.0	looking forward to in 2018. Could be albums, could be ePs, singles, just artists we're excited
1:20.1	about with an emphasis on the young and the new.
1:24.2	On Discovery.
1:25.6	That's true.
1:26.6	That is true.
1:27.6	That is true.
1:28.6	I, you know, I'm an algorithm.
1:31.5	I'm also a man, but I'm an algorithm. I'm also a man but I'm an algorithm I'm surrounded also by men who are algorithms
1:36.2	I have John Prelis cheap pop music group in New York Times and bio algorithm true story
1:40.6	true story get your PhD on that I've've got Pop Music reporter, Joe Kosker Alley.
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