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Sep 17, 2026

speaker_1HOST
0:43
Yeah, she's so prolific, eh?
CamGUEST
0:44
Um, yeah, of course, doing, um, her stuff with Throwing Muses and 50 Foot Wave as well.
speaker_1HOST
0:50
Mm.
CamGUEST
0:50
Um, this one featuring the drummer of 50 Foot Wave and the cellist of Throwing Muses.
speaker_1HOST
0:56
Oh, cool.
CamGUEST
0:56
Which is really cool.
CamGUEST
1:17
Um, so yeah, uh, some really, really great sounds, some very impactful stuff on here.
speaker_1HOST
1:24
Cool.
RosettaHOST
150:58
perfect okay
CamGUEST
150:59
Yeah, of course, doing her stuff with Throwing Muses and 50 Foot Wave as well.
CamGUEST
151:05
This one featuring the drummer of 50 Foot Wave and the cellist of Throwing Muses, which is really cool.
CamGUEST
151:14
There's some really cool kind of soundscapes going on on this record, some kind of droning sounds.
CamGUEST
151:21
Yeah, some really cool atmospheric vibes going on with her alt rock.
CamGUEST
151:33
So, yeah, some really, really great sounds, some very impactful stuff on here.
CamGUEST
151:39
Cool.
CamGUEST
151:39
Maybe if you saw them, I think they came, Throwing Muses came like 2024, maybe even last year.
RosettaHOST
150:58
perfect okay
CamCORRESPONDENT
150:59
Yeah, of course, doing her stuff with Throwing Muses and 50 Foot Wave as well.
CamCORRESPONDENT
151:05
This one featuring the drummer of 50 Foot Wave and the cellist of Throwing Muses, which is really cool.
CamCORRESPONDENT
151:14
There's some really cool kind of soundscapes going on on this record, some kind of droning sounds.
CamCORRESPONDENT
151:21
Yeah, some really cool atmospheric vibes going on with her alt rock.
CamCORRESPONDENT
151:33
So, yeah, some really, really great sounds, some very impactful stuff on here.
CamCORRESPONDENT
151:39
Cool.
CamCORRESPONDENT
151:39
Maybe if you saw them, I think they came, Throwing Muses came like 2024, maybe even last year.
SteveHOST
1:07
If you want to go and listen to it, I'll put a link to that on the web page at stevesmixtapes.com.
SteveHOST
1:11
It would appeal to anybody, I would say, who likes PJ Harvey or Throwing Muses, perhaps even maybe Joni Mitchell as well.
SteveHOST
1:18
I can hear a little bit of Joni Mitchell in there, here and there.
SteveHOST
1:21
So why was it such a short-lived thing?
Matthew CrawleyHOST
4:52
I was just telling Harry I had a really fun interview with Kristen Hirsch just a couple of days ago, which will be airing, I guess, in the weeks to come.
Matthew CrawleyHOST
5:01
But I might sneak a little throwing muses track into the start of the show.
HarryHOST
5:05
Or go on.
Matthew CrawleyHOST
5:05
What have we got on the show today? We've got Laika is coming up for...
Matthew CrawleyHOST
6:41
And let's get into it.
Matthew CrawleyHOST
6:42
Let's get into it.
Matthew CrawleyHOST
6:43
Harry's chosen a great Devo song to come after this Throwing Muses song.
Matthew CrawleyHOST
6:47
So I reckon it's all coming up roses.
Rob ElbaHOST
2:02
Okay, let's do this.
Rob ElbaHOST
2:03
They opened the episode with Throwing Muses doing a cover of the Pixie song Wave of Mutilation.
Rob ElbaHOST
2:10
That's off of the 2005 tribute album High School Reunion, a tribute to those great 80s films.
Rob ElbaHOST
2:16
My guest today is the bassist and keeper of the flame for legendary South Cal punk band, The Muffs, Ronnie Barnett.
Rob ElbaHOST
2:38
And the record Ronnie chose to discuss is the 1986 debut album by, you guessed it, Throwing Muses.
Rob ElbaHOST
2:44
It was great finally meeting and talking music with Ronnie.
Rob ElbaHOST
2:48
So let's get right to it.
Rob ElbaHOST
3:40
know.
David EastaughHOST
24:01
we
Matt EatonGUEST
24:01
influenced by? One track was definitely influenced by the Throwing Muses because it had a...
Matt EatonGUEST
24:12
Very excitingly, it was 5-4.
David EastaughHOST
24:17
Right.
Matt EatonGUEST
24:19
Very exciting.
Matt EatonGUEST
24:20
It was 5-4 for part of it, which we'd kind of borrowed from the throwing muses, just doing crazy time signatures like that.
Matt EatonGUEST
24:28
We had some very hypnotic, grinding... durational riff stuff some weird stuff just with a toy wind organ it's all about experimenting with you know doing all the kind of things that young experimenters do sort of waving microphones around and recording you know recording guitars or drums whilst waving a microphone on a around and somehow this worked.
Matt EatonGUEST
25:00
We took the four-track recording to Outlaw Studios in Birmingham, famously where Black Sabbath had recorded early in their career.
Mark GhuneimGUEST
7:55
And it was perfect to introduce it through 120 Minutes.
Mark GhuneimGUEST
7:58
And the bands on it were like the Pixies, the Throwing Muses, you know, This Mortal Coil, the Cocteau Twins, you know, and really pushing visual culture.
Mark GhuneimGUEST
8:07
Again, all of them.
Mark GhuneimGUEST
8:09
So that was a super, super exciting time.
Juliet HarrisHOST
6:20
Great.
Ed BiggsHOST
6:20
Throwing, Throwing Muses album, Limbo, that's at number 36.
Juliet HarrisHOST
6:23
Mm.
Ed BiggsHOST
6:23
The indie heroes Sebadoh get to number 38 with Harmacy, which seems like a really good performance actually.

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