EPISODE · Apr 18, 2026 · 16 MIN
Death Turns to Life
from Audio Deacon · host Brian Moats
This week I'm bringing you into my current listening life. No final verdicts, just first impressions worth sharing. I introduce two artists I've been loving: GLIN, a whistle-and-guitar duo from Scotland making Celtic folk music that sounds like spring arriving, and Parlor Greens, whose record Emeralds sounds like a lost session tape from the sixties. Then I survey three new releases I'm still sitting with: Culture Wars' debut Don't Speak, a rock record with real talent; M.I.A.'s new album, built around the seven churches of Revelation and ending with thirty minutes of silence; and Hayden Everett's So the Sun Can Pour, a charming folk record by a young man trying to deal honestly with the world. Happy listening.Featured Artists & Albums GLIN — Unplugged Volumes 1–2 - Apple Music | Spotify Parlor Greens — Emeralds - Apple Music | Spotify Culture Wars — Don't Speak - Apple Music | Spotify M.I.A. — M.I.7. - Apple Music | Spotify Hayden Everett — So the Sun Can Pour - Apple Music | Spotify-------Click HERE and use code audiodeacon3 to get your first 3 months for FREE!Sign up at the link, download the app, login, and enjoy!
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This week I'm bringing you into my current listening life. No final verdicts, just first impressions worth sharing. I introduce two artists I've been loving: GLIN, a whistle-and-guitar duo from Scotland making Celtic folk music that sounds like spring arriving, and Parlor Greens, whose record Emeralds sounds like a lost session tape from the sixties. Then I survey three new releases I'm still sitting with: Culture Wars' debut Don't Speak, a rock record with real talent; M.I.A.'s new alb...
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