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The Lydian Spin

The Lydian Spin

Written by: Lydia Lunch
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 A series of lively, deep and often hilarious interviews conducted by Lydia Lunch, one of the most vocal spoken word artists of this or any century and Tim Dahl, musician and general know it all.Copyright The Lydian Spin All Rights Reserved Art Social Sciences
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  • Episode 362: Baby Seals' Bassist Kate Shore

    Episode 362: Baby Seals' Bassist Kate Shore
    Nov 10 2026
    The Baby Seals(L-R): Amy Devine(drums/vocals), Kerry Devine(guitar/lead vocals), Kate Shore(bass/vocals) As the bassist for Cambridgeshire punk trio The Baby Seals, Kate Shore helps drive the band's fuzzy, deadpan sound. On tracks like their DIY single Mild Misogynist, Kate and the band turn mundane sexism into loud, heavy garage rock. The trio is currently touring and recording their next album.
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    1 hr and 18 mins
  • Episode 361: Filmmaker and Photographer Alicia J Rose

    Episode 361: Filmmaker and Photographer Alicia J Rose
    Oct 26 2026
    Photo By: Jason Quigley Award-winning filmmaker and photographer Alicia J. Rose has directed over three dozen music videos for artists like First Aid Kit, Cake, and Bob Mould, while visually branding bands like The Decemberists. Her unique visual style, grounded humor, and witty storytelling deliver deeply resonant, authentic narratives. Her acclaimed web series The Benefits of Gusbandry and award-winning debut feature A Kaddish For Bernie Madoff are widely available. She is currently helming the episodic Girls in Trouble: The Series and the film/podcast Menopunks. Rose is also a lifelong musician, former college radio DJ, rock promoter, and indie music industry leader.
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    1 hr and 12 mins
  • Episode 360: Tim Stegall Returns to Discuss His New Book Anarchy in the Studio: Punk Music 1970-1979

    Episode 360: Tim Stegall Returns to Discuss His New Book Anarchy in the Studio: Punk Music 1970-1979
    Oct 12 2026
    The veteran punk journalist and resident Austin chronicler Tim Stegall returns with a new book in tow. Anarchy in the Studio: Punk Music 1970-1979 (Ruffian Books) is a, five-hundred-page love letter to the genre's formative decade, told twelve inches at a time. Tim, who has been documenting punk and the underground since 1985, moves beyond the usual CBGB and Sex Pistols myth making to map the sweeping, messy cross-pollination of the era through more than a hundred and forty essential records. Lydia aptly notes that Tim is both a "master archivist" and a "fanboy fanatic".
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    1 hr and 7 mins
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