Tag Archive for: quinn powers
Leviathan Songwriting Contest Submission#1! “Leviathan” by Dangerous Goods
Leviathan, Songs We LikeComing in at 1, chronologically and in our hearts, it’s our boy Quinny P with his band Dangerous Goods. Slaying the Leviathan! Yes
Ep 115 – ‘Latchkey Kids’ With music by: Stray Owls, Shehehe, Oliver Hazard, The Rotten Mangos, Dynamite Platoon, Grin Hound, Quinn Powers
Podcasts
Best of the underground, week of July 21, 2020: All the many ways skateboarding made John into an idiot, plus a few other thoughts about Mtv and the crumbling of nonfunctional societal structures. (All podcasts and reviews are on www.hlycrp.com, and you can also follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter, and Spotify, and Apple Podcasts.)
This week we played:
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- Dislocation by Stray Owls
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- Down the Stairs by Shehehe
- Caesar Knows by Oliver Hazard
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- Krishna’s Throne by The Rotten Mangos
- Alligator by Dynamite Platooon
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- Basement Parents by Grin Hound
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- Posthumous Arrival by Quinn Powers
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Song We Like: He Thinks He’s People by Quinn Powers/The Styrofoam Turtles
Songs We LikeIt’s hard to top the original, but Quinn Powers comes pretty close here. His electronic choices highlight that this is a particularly well-written song, and his delivery is creepy and compelling. Quinn please make it about 7 minutes longer and put it on spotify so that we can listen in the car
Ep 57: The Last Origin, Vypers, The Right Offs, Quinn Powers/The Styrofoam Turtles, The World’s Greatest Detective
Podcasts
This week: Why bother being so smart? And what exactly is dad rock? And Cinnamon discovers BANDLAB!!!! (Follow us on Facebook! Instagram! Twitter! And lots of stuff about these and other bands, including John’s extremely interesting weekly interviews, is at www.hlycrp.com.)
Song We Like: Goodbye Johnny by Quinn Powers
Songs We LikeThe maximum-integrity HLYCRP editors broke our own rules about covers for this one (it was written by Jeffrey Lee Pierce & The Gun Club). All covers should be like this: Quinn Powers took a song by someone else and made it totally about himself. It’s lighter and prettier than the original, and totally, completely, 100% different.