Tracks Featured:

Dirt (Oblast Sample)

Modular recordings

Howl Stewms

Howl

In the second half, Dan Boeckner dives into his musical career, from early Wolf Parade to his new project, Boeckner (out now). Find tickets to Dan's tour here. Dan's on Patreon, Twitter, and Insta.

Music featured in 2nd half:

Roland - Otomo Yishihide

Boredoms - acid police

Edward Artemiev - Journey to Solaris

Arcade Fire - Reflektor

Wolf Parade - I’ll Believe in Anything

Modern World (Studio) - Wolf Parade

Modern World (EP) - Wolf Parade

Snakes on the Ladder - Handsome Furs

Snakes on a Ladder - Wolf Parade

What We Had - Handsome Furs

Dead + Rural - Handsome Furs

Mission Creep - Operators

Blue Wave - Operators

Rome - Operators

Memory - Preoccupations

Camera - Women 

Repatriated - Handsome Furs

Phantasmagoria Blues - Mark Lanegan

Nearly Lost You - Screaming Trees

Sunset to Dawn - The Sadies

Holy is the Night - Boeckner

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Tracks Featured:

Ruined Piano

You & Yours

Ballast

Oblast

Man Godiva & the Rolling Corpse

Skinny Soul Stealing

Howl

In the Second part, Molly O'Brien (Da Music Enjoyer, host of And Introducing and Infinite Cast) reacts to the new record and talks baby shoes, British actors, and the Firm. Shortly after recording, Molly and her husband Chris wrapped up their podcast Infinite Cast, and launched new episodes of their podcast about music/words, Molly can be found on Twitter, The Molly Zone Blog, I Enjoy Music, and The Alternative.

Music featured in the second half:

There is by Box Car Racer

Cat Like Thief by Box Car Racer

Oy Como Va (mono) by Santana

Oscillations by Silver Apples

Eyesore by Women

I Want You To Suffer by Cindy Lee

Cochise by Audioslave

See, My Shadow by Kee Avil

The Alien by Ben Salisbury & Geoff Barrow

Ingenue by Atoms for Piece

Tiny Tears by Tindersticks

Truth Ray by Thom Yorke

The Firm Main Theme by Dave Grusin

The inception Sound (youtube clip) by Greg Porter

Stranded the Line by Jonny Greenwood

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Tracks Featured:

Various stems from Man Godiva & the Rolling Corpse

Bad Blade Runner

Chorale by Piers Oolvai

In the Second part, Matty returns with Indieheads cohost Jacqueline to chat about R Plus 7 by Oneohtrix Point Never, Lopatin's influence beyond electronic and art pop music, and get the indieheads' take on various bands/artists from the last 40 years. Matty once again says the kindest criticism either Gene or Danny has heard. Check the Indieheads Podcast and Subreddit.

Music featured in the second half:

Oneohtrix Point Never - Zebra,

Oneohtrix Point Never - Boring Angel

Oneohtrix Point Never - Chrome Country

Oneohtrix Point Never - He/She

Twilight Singers - Bonnie Brae

David Bowie - Never Let Me Down

Nas - Smokin’

Lapalux - Ruined Arp

Cold Specks - Lay Me Down

Timber Timbre - Grifting

To closing things out, Piers Oolvai discusses the recording of Chorale, as part of their 4 song suite The Vigil Sequences. Check Piers Oolvai's new work - Solace Shards.

Piers Oolvai - Chorale

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Tracks Featured:

Various Stems from You & Yours, Oblast

Skinny Soul Stealing

Mao's Poem (Output 1:1:1 remix) by The Great Vorelli

Aaron and Carlee, hosts of the Hit Factory Podcast join us in the second half to talk Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds' Ghosteen. Hit Factory is a podcast about the films and politics of the 1990s. After recording, Gene noted that Aaron and Carlee were the most thoughtful guests we've ever had. The excitement and energy they brought to our discussion was a highlight of this project. Check out Hit Factory Goddammit.

Songs featured in the chat:

Various stems from the main piece of music

Spinning Song by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds

Stagger Lee by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds

Gun Thing by Nick Cave & Warren Ellis

Girl in Amber by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds

Loverman by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds

Glass Spider by David Bowie

Waiting for You by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds

Hallelujah by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds

(Are You) The One That I've Been Waiting For? by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds

Forest Fire by Mount Eerie

Magneto by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds

The Proposition #2 by Nick Cave & Warren Ellis

Sonny's Burning by The Birthday Party

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Tracks Featured:

Various Stems from Impossible Sweat Machine

Cave Wars by Animal Party

Various Telecaster demos

Yung Chomsky, producer and composer for the TrueAnon podcast, joins us for the second half. We dive into his development as an artist, his production methods, and what went into creating TrueAnon's incredible series, The Game.

Links to TrueAnon and Yung Chomsky's work:

Yung Chomsky's Soundcloud

TrueAnon on Patreon

TrueAnon: The Game - Selected Scores by Yung Chomsky

TrueAnon Presents: The Game on Soundscloud

TrueAnon Presents: Keep The Dream Alive on Soundcloud

Songs featured in the chat:

Casualties by Yung Chomsky

The Game Reprise by Yung Chomsky

The Game Reprise 10 by Yung Chomsky

Escape by Yung Chomsky

Finally, Sinéad from Animal Party discusses her approach to the song Cave Wars. Click the links to check Animal Party and Sinéad's other project Assassin Bug

Closing Track: Enchantment by Animal Party

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Songs Featured

MKI Lights!!!

Broken Tone

Vinyl Smack

The Wall's a Liar

Matty Monroe (@MonrovianPrince) from Indieheads joins us in the second half to talk Drokk - Geoff Barrow and Ben Salisbury's tribute to Mega City One, a record that started out as a potential score to Dredd (2012). We also talk about Pitchfork, double albums, and critic-bait musicians. Check the Indieheads Podcast and Subreddit.

Music featured in the second half:

Moses Sumney - Make Out in My Car (James Blake version)

Moses Sumney - Make Out in My Car (Sufjan Stevens version)

Bieber - U Smile Slowed Down 800% 

Geoff Barrow and Ben Salisbury - Lawmaster/Pursuit

Geoff Barrow and Ben Salisbury - Inhale

Beak - Yatton

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All featured music is written and performed by Output 1:1:1 except "Do They Owe Us A Living?" by Crass.

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Songs Featured:

Untitled intro using various stems from songs featured in the episode

Leave it Alone (remix) by The Slow Night 

untitled by Droopies

TarBeast (remix) by Erin Corbett 

The Wall’s A Liar (From Demo Fest 2020) by Output 1:1:1

Lortnoc-EslupmI [impulse control] by Gene Converse

All I Want is Everything by Atlas Engine (remix)

untitled by Droopies (again)

Untiled piece made from stems of featured songs

Controller by Output 1:1:1

Mercedes by The Great Vorelli

Title Track by Output 1:1:1, Blood & Dust (feat. sample from TarBeast)  

For the season finale, we are joined by Brendan James, aka the Great Vorelli. Brendan is the co-host, producer, editor, and composer of the Blowback Podcast. We talk about some shared influences, Mercedes McCambridge, and Brendan's development as a composer.

Click here to check out Brendan's podcast, Blowback. Check out Brendan's incredible soundtrack for the second season of Blowback here.

Songs Featured in the Chat:

St. Gregory by The Twilight Singers

If I Were Going by The Afghan Whigs

Leave it Alone by The Slow Night

TarBeast by Erin Corbett

Samples from Mercedes by The Great Vorelli

Title Track by Output 1:1:1, Blood & Dust (feat. sample from TarBeast)

Love Theme by The Great Vorelli

Piano from Controller by Output 1:1:1

Jupiter Missiles by The Great Vorelli

Thrown in a Lake by Output 1:1:1

Her Against Me by The Afghan Whigs

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Songs Featured:

The Sycophant - Alternate Vocal

Sampled Waves of Broken Ice

Ostro (acoustic Guitar Demo)

Untitled Bass Jam

The Sycophant

Ostro/Untitled Bass Jam Reversed

AStrangerKissedYouOnTheSubway

To purchase the music portions of these episodes, go to Output 1:1:1's bandcamp here.

Olive Glass (@GlassOlive) joins Danny for a raw chat about her paintings, digging into the backstories for her gorgeous pieces "I Am Home" and "Self Portrait". They also talk about Joan of Arc's heavy armour, customer service jobs, Ethiopian food, and Belligerent British Drunks. Soon she'll be officially launching her Etsy store of paintings, prints, shirts and more.

Check out Olive's Etsy store, her Twitter, Instagram, and OnlyFans.

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Songs Featured:

Shakers from Monitor

Ruined Piano Synth

SheRanFacingUpwardsLikeASwimmingDogAndArmsFlailing (Monitor remix) by Gene C

Vinyl Smack

Untitled Guitar Jam

Modular Synth Experiments

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Molly O'Brien (@missmollymary) joins Danny to chat about sharing music, Scott Walker, ren faires, and her videography work. Molly is one half of And Introducing, a podcast about music and words that served as a point of inspiration for this show. Using books about musicians as a focal point, Molly and her cohost/husband Chris dig into the histories and creative development of artists in a way that is both hilarious and insightful. It rocks.

Check out And Introducing, Infinite Cast, and Molly's new video for Pizza by Shybaby. Shybaby's new track closes out the chat - be sure to check it out.

Tracks Featured in the Chat:

Pizza by Shybaby

When the Tigers Broke Free by Pink Floyd

Farmer in the City by Scott Walker

The Sun Ain't Gonna Shine Anymore by the Walker Brothers

The Electrician by the Walker Brothers

See You Don't Bump His Head by Scott Walker

Stranger than Kindness by Nick Cave and the Bad Seeds

Litany for the Hopeless by Blood and Dust

On the Run by Pink Floyd

A Thousand Miles by Vanessa Carlton (edit)

Stranger than Kindness (Live at Alexandra Palace) by Nick Cave

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Songs Featured:

Beat and Shakers from A Twitch Felt Through the Earth

Untitled Piano jam

Reverb and Delay stems from The Raft

You Look Ridiculous by Daniel Janvier and Sean Sutherland

Impossible Sweat Machine (Demo)

Impossible Sweat Machine (Demo) - Reversed

Driving by Daniel Janvier and Sean Sutherland

Skinny Soul Stealing (instrumental demo)

Nonsense (piano instrumental)

The Raft

Skinny Soul Stealing Synth Noise

Nonsense (piano instrumental part 2)

Robin Hatch joins Vic and Danny to talk Banff residencies, 70s Brazilian music, Prefab Sprout, and her upcoming record, TONTO. Robin released 5 fucking albums in 3 years - they are all bangers. She's playing the ULTRA anniversary show at the Garrison on October 21, 2021 with Erin Corbett and Leucrocuta. TONTO is out October 29, 2021, preorder it here.

To purchase the music portion of this episode, got to Output 1:1:1's bandcamp here.

Tracks Featured in the Chat:

Heatstroke by Robin Hatch

Mockingbird by Robin Hatch (Feat, Nick Thorburn)

The Serpent by Robin Hatch

Father O'Blivion by Frank Zappa

Elephant Head by Cold Specks

Brazil by Robin Hatch (Feat. Eric Slick and Leland Whitty)

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Tracks Featured:

NothingWillFollow Acoustic Demo (short)

Angel Liver by Erin Corbett (Output 1:1:1 remix)

Synth/Guitar Jam (with Bass by Gene C, Stems from Angel Liver)

NothingWillFollowNothingKeepsUp

Ballast by Vapour Vixen (with Bass by Gene C, Stems from Angel Liver)

NothingWillFollow Acoustic Demo (full)

Erin Corbett is an experimental, electronic musician based in Toronto. They join Danny, Vic, and Gene to chat about their new single, Angel Liver, making music videos with Unity, and the impressive shittiness of Netflix's the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina. Gene's Zoom fucked up, flipped him, and failed to record most of his input.

Erin was kind enough to lend us stems of Angel Liver for the music portion. Erin will be playing with Martian Crisis Unit and Broken Wolves on Oct 16 at the Bovine Sex Club., and again with Robin Hatch and Leucrocuta on Oct 21 at the Baby G. Check out Erin's bandcamp and the video they made for Rainbow Balloon Deluxe! by Piers Oolvai.

Tracks featured in the Chat:

Glassworks (opening) by Philip Glass

Angel Liver by Erin Corbett (Output 1:1:1 remix)

Radio Gaga - Queen (as performed on the Chilling Adventures of Sabrina) (Edited)

Miss Misery Demo by Elliot Smith (Edit)

Angel Liver by Erin Corbett

Click here for the music from this episode, or to support Output 1:1:1, head over to our Bandcamp.

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Ben Burgis is the author of Give Them an Argument - Logic for the Left, Cancelling Comedians While the World Burns - A Critique of the Contemporary Left, and a co-author of Myth and Mayhem - A Leftist Critique of Jordan Peterson. He is also a philosophy instructor, a columnist for Jacobin Magazine and the host of the Give Them An Argument podcast and YouTube show. That second bit was copy/pasted from his amazon page - thanks again Bezos!

Ben joins two dipshits to discuss the individual appeal of right wing self help gurus like Peterson and Harris outlasting the IDW branding exercise. For a deeper analysis of Peterson's continuing influence, check Ben's episode with the other writers of Myth and Mayhem here. Check out Ben's books at the worker-owned bookshop Red Emma's.

In the bookended segments, Vic hops on the mic as we step into the shallow end of horny Mormons, passing out in public, and new releases from Not a Band, Erin Corbett, and Dame Cook

Songs Featured:

Time Moves Slow by BADBADNOTGOOD feat. Sam Harring

Draobdrac, By: The Be ill Klin Tins by Gene C

Segments of the Previous Episode

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Songs Featured:

Minefield (Original demo for A Twitch Felt Through the Earth)

Lioness (demo)

i can't remember by John Law (Balmy, Young Novelists)

Untitled Piano Jam

Various Modular Experiments

The House of Hope and Mercy

Draobdrac, By: The Be ill Klin Tins by Gene C

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Check out No Tickets at the Door here.

Songs sampled:

Man Godiva by Output 1:1:1

Kerosene and Generator by Bad Religion

A Single Second and Exsanguination by AFI

Metal by Gary Number

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Songs Featured:

Issue at Track Level (Live)

Retroactive Rock Record (Live)

You and Yours

Headful of Glass (instrumental demo)

Effected Piano Notes

People Pleasing

Various modular experiments

M29

The Floor

Everything Stays Cold

Black Jacket (Live)

Untitled Chant

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This episode features samples from their album "Rights of Blood and Dust", available on Blood and Dust's bandcamp. Lis' solo project, Principe d'incertitude, is available on soundcloud.

Other tracks featured in the background include:

"Litany for the Hopeless" and "The Void, Transmuted" by Blood and Dust

"Retroactive Rock Record" and "Broken Tone" by Output 1:1:1

A busted sample of You by Bad Religion

A mangled edit of Blackstar by David Bowie

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Songs Featured:

Various Modular experiments

Send for Fire (Guitar Demo)

Unfinished drum beat

The Sound of Breathing (demo)

Untitled by Blood and Dust

A Twitch Felt Through the Earth

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Carmen is the co-host of Toronto-based social-justice podcast I'd Kill a Spider for You (@idkillaspider4u). In this episode, Carmen touches on Coffeeshop Communists, her perspective on music as it relates to politics, and politely describes how creeped-out she was by the Lunar Rhythm episode. Danny confuses Craven for Carpenter and blatantly side-steps a question about politics by talking about musicals.

"Nerdy. Political. Intersectional. Hilarious. Two BIPOC Best Friends figuring life out and talking everything under the sun. Join us on our journey through history, pop culture, self acceptance and everything else." Check out the show here.

Songs featured:

Booker T by Bad Bunny

Suspiria Theme by Goblin

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Songs Featured:

A2 - Sampled, reversed, slowed

(Various modular textures throughout)

It Wasn't You by Elias Campbell (a capella demo) - stretched, reversed

It Wasn't You by Elias Campbell (acoustic demo) - sped up significantly

Man Godiva

A Head Full of Glass demo (ending)

A Height (Demo)

Lunar Rhythm

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Elias is a Toronto-based filmmaker and podcaster. He is one of the co-creators of the Dream Logic podcast and one of my former bandmates. He's also directed most of our early videos.

Elias also provided some vocals for Episode 3 Lunar Rhythm.

Season 2 of Dream Logic launches June 17. Episodes can be found here.

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Featured Tracks:

Living Lights

(Various Synth/beat Drafts)

Oblast Demo

Living Lights Acoustic Demo

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Kris is a comedian, actor and old friend. He's a veteran performer of the Canadian Fringe, been a part of Toronto's Lunacy Cabaret, and hosted the weekly standup room Laugh at the Judge in Hamilton. Kris Social Media Accounts:

Tw: @kristianReimer

Ins @kristianreimer

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Featured tracks:

Thrown in a Lake

Untitled 12.29.2020

A2

Remote

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