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Elf Power

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Search complete. 22 mentions across 7 episodes found for "Elf Power".

Oct 28, 2026

Mark FentonHOST
1:19
I don't know how many people are familiar with the Elephant 6 Collective that really made an important impact on music during the 1990s.
Mark FentonHOST
1:27
Out of Athens, Georgia, they had bands like the Apples in Stereo, Elf Power, The Minders, Neutral Milk Hotel of Montreal, and this band, the Olivia Tremor Control.
Mark FentonHOST
1:39
During the 90s, they made a couple of really seminal, important alternative rock albums.
Mark FentonHOST
1:45
And they broke up, and then they got back together, and they were starting to make a third record.
Chris SlusarenkoHOST
2:26
Okay.
Chris SlusarenkoHOST
2:28
Jason, you grew up in Atlanta and you played in a band with Brian Poole of Elf Power and of Montreal.
Chris SlusarenkoHOST
2:35
He leaves the band.
Chris SlusarenkoHOST
2:36
Your new bass player, Kay, joins.
Chris SlusarenkoHOST
2:55
You co-own your own shop called Wax Galaxy.
Chris SlusarenkoHOST
2:59
And you have your own label, HHBTM, which signs Jason's band, Casper and the Cookies.
Chris SlusarenkoHOST
3:06
Meanwhile, in an alternate timeline in a parallel universe, Derek, you're playing in Of Montreal, Destroyer, Elf Power, with Vic Chestnut, and the Olivia Trimmer Control.
Chris SlusarenkoHOST
3:20
So, how the hell did we do this? Derek, when did you start playing with Olivia Trimmer Control?
Robin HiltonHOST
21:52
We've done Olivia Tremor Control, The Apples in Stereo, Neutral Milk Hotel.
Robin HiltonHOST
21:56
Number four, I'm gonna go with Elf Power.
Lars GotrichPANELIST
21:58
I like this pick 'cause I, I think it's obvious, but I don't, also don't think it's obvious that Elf Power should be one of the, the greatest-
Robin HiltonHOST
22:05
Oh
Lars GotrichPANELIST
22:05
... bands because they were kind of the secret weapon.
Robin HiltonHOST
23:45
in this collective.
Robin HiltonHOST
23:46
This is a song called Embrace the Crimson Tide from an album called The Winter Is Coming.
Robin HiltonHOST
23:50
I cannot tell you how many Elf Power shows I've been to in my life, and when they would play this song, they would bring up, like, 50 people, h- however many they could get-
Robin HiltonHOST
23:07
We've done Olivia, Tremor Control, The Apples in Stereo, Neutral Milk Hotel.
Robin HiltonHOST
23:11
Number four, I'm going to go with Elf Power.
Robin HiltonHOST
23:13
I
Lars GotrichCORRESPONDENT
23:14
like this pick because I think it's obvious, but I also don't think it's obvious that Elf Power should be one of the greatest bands because they were kind of the secret weapon.
speaker_3SOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
23:39
Trees upward begin to wander Leaves they grow like sons and daughters Rest down deep beneath the water Seashells whisper songs to the throat Drift your way right through tomorrow There's no need to run, no need to hide All at once embrace the cross
Robin HiltonHOST
24:41
This is a band fronted by Andrew Rieger with a lot of support from Laura Carter, also a very important figure in this band.
Robin HiltonHOST
24:52
They pop up in all these other groups as well.
Robin HiltonHOST
24:55
I think one of the quirkiest, certainly one of the most active bands, even today, in this collective, This is a song called Embrace the Crimson Tide from an album called The Winter is Coming.
Julia Van EttenHOST
70:26
Tiny Living Beings is a Couch Microscopy production.
Julia Van EttenHOST
70:29
Intro music is by Elf Power and outro and transition music is by El Felipe Benichez.
Julia Van EttenHOST
70:34
This podcast is supported by ASM with audio and video support by Ray Ortega.
Julia Van EttenHOST
70:38
For more information about microbes of the podcast, visit asm.org or follow at couch underscore microscopy on Instagram or at couch microscopy on blue sky.
Greg GloverHOST
19:02
They were part of that Elephant 6, kind of an offshoot of that from Athens, Georgia.
Greg GloverHOST
19:07
Other members of Elephant 6, of course, Neutral Milk Hotel, Elf Power, Apples and Stereo, to name a few.
Greg GloverHOST
19:13
But Bill Doss, one of the founding members of the Olivia Tremor Control, passed away last year.
Greg GloverHOST
19:18
a little over a decade ago, but they took some of the songs they had been working on for a third album and finally finished them.
Derek AlmsteadGUEST
44:34
Time-wise, it feels like it was later.
Derek AlmsteadGUEST
44:36
But mainly just because of the context of the time, because this is a minor point, but Eric and I... were in Elf Power at the time and we were doing a bunch of touring with Vic and Elf Power and making records with Elf Power and we also made the last Instruments record around that same time and I just have this memory of it being after Vic passed away that is when we started that and that and he passed away in Christmas 2009 so
PatrickHOST
45:10
I don't
Derek AlmsteadGUEST
45:10
know.

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