EPISODE · Feb 3, 2026 · 39 MIN
Visceral
from Stereothematica
Music has the power to soothe, excite, stir emotions, or make you get up and dance! And sometimes it elicits a visceral reaction that you weren't expecting... even after the umpteenth time you've heard the song. That's right, this week, we're talking about songs that wreak havoc on your nervous system.SONGS:David Bowie: Blackstar (2015) Bjork: hyperballad (1996)REFERENCES AND RESOURCES:Tony Visconti Talks About How Blackstar Was MadeJay Mills’ Drum Cover of BlackstarThe Guardian Review of Blackstar Video (2015)David Bowie: Lazarus (2016)A thank you letter to David Bowie from a palliative care doctorJohan Renck on directing Bowie’s final videosKendrick Lamar: To Pimp a Butterfly (2015)On David Bowie’s Blackstar, Turning to Jazz for Inspiration by Nate Chinen (2016)Bjork’s Interview in Record Collector Magazine (2002)"Hyperballad" stands the test of time... and honestly, we've yet to reach its time (The Unfortified Castle)The XFM Top 1,000 Songs of All TimeBjork's theory about paparazzi cultureConnect with us on Instagram (to share your song picks or troll us), Spotify (for our ever-growing playlist), and Stereothematica.com (for extra fun)!If you like what you’re hearing, please subscribe, and if you love it, a five-star rating and review would send us into the exosphere of excitement.And email us at [email protected]! We will write back!
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Music has the power to soothe, excite, stir emotions, or make you get up and dance! And sometimes it elicits a visceral reaction that you weren't expecting... even after the umpteenth time you've heard the song. That's right, this week, we're talking about songs that wreak havoc on your nervous system. SONGS: David Bowie: Blackstar (2015) Bjork: hyperballad (1996) REFERENCES AND RESOURCES: Tony Visconti Talks About How Blackstar Was Made Jay Mills’ Drum Cover of Blackstar The Guardian R...
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