NZCA Lines

Episode 25 of the Lost And Sound podcast, hosted by Paul Hanford, titled "NZCA Lines" was published on December 15, 2020 and runs 49 minutes.

December 15, 2020 ·49m · Lost And Sound

0:00 / 0:00

Summary

Lost And Sound, is about meeting music people with real vision and together we delve into the culture that inspires them. I spoke with NZCA Lines, aka Micheal Lovett, whose neon-hued disco pop has charmed me since the middle of the last decade. He’s also played with Metronomy and Christine And The Queens and is currently living in New York. We had a really loose and easy chat about living in a new country, vulnerability, sandwiches, Beck’s Midnight Vultures, about having to show up for ...

Episode Description

Lost And Sound, is about meeting music people with real vision and together we delve into the culture that inspires them.

I spoke with NZCA Lines, aka Micheal Lovett, whose neon-hued disco pop has charmed me since the middle of the last decade. He’s also played with Metronomy and Christine And The Queens and is currently living in New York. We had a really loose and easy chat about living in a new country, vulnerability, sandwiches, Beck’s Midnight Vultures, about having to show up for creativity to happen and the creative benefits of setting limitations. Enjoy!

NZCA Lines on Bandcamp

Title music by ESO

Share this episode

Similar Episodes

EP 16 - On The Other Side - Chapter 6

May 6, 2019 ·56m

EP 15 - On The Other Side - Chapter 5

Apr 15, 2019 ·56m

EP 14 - On The Other Side - Chapter 4

Apr 1, 2019 ·42m

EP 13 - On The Other Side - Chapter 3

Mar 18, 2019 ·63m

EP 12 - On The Other Side - Chapter 2

Mar 4, 2019 ·56m

EP 11 - On The Other Side - Chapter 1

Feb 18, 2019 ·54m

Similar Podcasts

Radio Lost and Found Rich Lindsay Kooky Christian music, Global sounds, found tapes, mashups, children's records, insane audio tracts, environmental noise, electronic music, instructional records, Musique Concrète, Dada and more.Hosted by Rich Lindsay Explicit Shining Kingdom - A D&D 5th Edition Improv Adventure Elstro Production // Podcast and Music Made Simple // Join unlikely friends and adventurers Maluna Shadowgrimace, Aguayo the Papist, and Shaeyna Tealeaf in the world of Saddothra as their simple mission to loot an old lost mine thrusts WAY more responsibility to save the world upon them than anyone was in the mood for. This is the Dungeons & Dragons, 5th Edition actual play podcast for players and non-players alike. Whether you're a masterful minmaxer or you couldn't care less what a critical attack bonus is, you'll be anxiously awaiting to hear the outcome of every roll. Shining Kingdom is equal parts improv comedy, group storytelling, radio drama, and live play of a tabletop RPG; tightly edited to keep the goofs and story coming. This serialized adventure is told on a "fortnite" basis (That's some SEO keyword craft right there. Don't hate!) with original music and soundscapes by a bunch of lifelong buddies who actually have chemistry together. Explicit This Was Rad! Podcast HarvBerg Prods This Was Rad Podcast is about two friends, Paul and Greg, who look back on the raddest movies of their childhood to see if they still hold up. With a satirical eye, they’ll review each film beat by beat with “lost scenes”, ‘amazing’ impressions, jokes, music, and sounds all in the name of funny. Most importantly, each host passes judgment to declare, Was This Rad? Is This Still Rad today! Follow us on Facebook, Twitter, and Instagram. Explicit Lost & Forgotten Worlds C Wilson Trull Lost and Forgotten Worlds is my podcast about one of my favorite hobbies, Role Playing Games. As you listen, we hope to take you on an adventure through the golden age of RPGs; when Dungeons & Dragons was a young game, only contained within a few books. When the miniatures, cast from lead, scattered across the table top. When the world bore witness to fantastical games like Rolemaster, Psi World, and Star Frontiers.Join me as I take young adventurers through the games of high adventure, mystery, and drama. Through the land of Two-Moons. Pilot clockwork ships through the luminiferous aether. Do battle against the minions of supervillains before they take over the city. If we're lucky, maybe we might have time to stop for a pint at the Vulgar Unicorn (but please try not to get stabbed). Now we wont always stick to the games from my youth. But to truly know where we're going, we must first look back at where we began.Welcome to the Lost and Forgotten Worlds podcast. Explicit

URL copied to clipboard!