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You're listening to sound opinions and this week we're talking with Mary Timney

about her new solo album. I'm Jim D. Regas and I'm Greg Kott, but first let's review new music from Boris and English teacher.

As we were wrapping up this show, we got the sad news about the death of Chicago music giant Steve Albini at age 61. We will talk about his legacy on the show in the next episode and do a special bonus podcast. He was a

singular force in underground music and his influence reached far beyond that for the last five decades. Our thoughts are

with Heather Winner, his partner, and all of those who held him near and dear. I'm in a life even for a friend.

But you're gonna find

and all the same

the same

for you're gonna' end. That is a track called Melody from the new split album between the Japanese noise mongerers Boris

and their Japanese counterparts, Kolta of the Deepers.

Kolta of the Deepers. Now that's a band name.

I'm telling you.

Hello there brings together these two mainstays of the Japanese metal noise underground stoner rock scene.

They've been both going since the early 90s. They're mutual admirers. They began collaborating a little bit in 2019 and decide, hey, let's do a split.

Here it is. We're playing this primarily because we wanted to introduce many of our listeners who may not have heard of either band

and if you have heard of them, Boris likely is the one that you have heard of the most for

good reason.

They've had an extraordinary career as I said

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