October 18th, 2009 / 7:17 pm
Random & Web Hype

Musical Interlude

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This hot tip comes from Alec Niedenthal. Apparently, indie rock demi-god Jason Molina–of Songs:Ohia and Magnolia Electric Co. fame–has already got a followup record to this summer’s striking, and (I thought) underrated, Josephine. The new record is a straight-up collaboration with Will Johnson of Centro-matic (and the current drummer for Monsters of Folk). Molina & Johnson will be out November 3,  from Secretly Canadian. There’s a biggish interview with Molina at Pitchfork, which contains all this information and a whole lot more, including that they’re planning to tour for the record.

Could this day get any sweeter?

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24 Comments

  1. Michael Schaub

      This is insanely great news. I love Jason Molina and Will Johnson.

  2. Gian

      Molina is the fucking man.
      Thanks, Just.

  3. Michael Schaub

      This is insanely great news. I love Jason Molina and Will Johnson.

  4. Gian

      Molina is the fucking man.
      Thanks, Just.

  5. Justin Taylor

      I barely know Johnson. Will you recommend a Centro-matic album as a starting point?

  6. Justin Taylor

      I barely know Johnson. Will you recommend a Centro-matic album as a starting point?

  7. Michael Schaub

      Oh, hell, yes: “All The Falsest Hearts Can Try,” with “Navigational” a close second. It’s hard with him, because he’s released like 9,000 records, under Centro-Matic, South San Gabriel, Will Johnson, and maybe another name. But “Falsest” is my favorite. I always had a soft spot for him because he was one of the few indie guys who’d actually play College Station, Texas when I lived there.

  8. Michael Schaub

      Oh, hell, yes: “All The Falsest Hearts Can Try,” with “Navigational” a close second. It’s hard with him, because he’s released like 9,000 records, under Centro-Matic, South San Gabriel, Will Johnson, and maybe another name. But “Falsest” is my favorite. I always had a soft spot for him because he was one of the few indie guys who’d actually play College Station, Texas when I lived there.

  9. alec niedenthal
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  11. alec niedenthal

      and the song is absolutely gorg, too.

  12. alec niedenthal

      and the song is absolutely gorg, too.

  13. Justin Taylor

      Sweetness. My emusic just rolled over to the new month–and I’m flying tomorrow. let the fun begin.

  14. Justin Taylor

      Sweetness. My emusic just rolled over to the new month–and I’m flying tomorrow. let the fun begin.

  15. Michael Schaub

      My emusic just rolled over too; trying to figure out what to get. The new Clientele, definitely. Any suggestions? I am indecisive.

  16. Michael Schaub

      My emusic just rolled over too; trying to figure out what to get. The new Clientele, definitely. Any suggestions? I am indecisive.

  17. alec niedenthal

      new clientele’s lovely. might be one of my favs of theirs.

      have you heard the new why?? it’s worth getting, for sure.

  18. alec niedenthal

      new clientele’s lovely. might be one of my favs of theirs.

      have you heard the new why?? it’s worth getting, for sure.

  19. Justin Taylor

      New Mountain Goats. I haven’t listened yet, but the theme is right up my alley. What else do you listen to? My favorite thing about emusic is all the old folk shit- I was a member for almost 2 years before I downloaded anything contemporary. Mike Seeger- True Vine, is a gem. And basically every New Lost City Ramblers album. The Leadbelly Folkways stuff. Newer/moderne- the Pine Hill Haints are my favorite country-punk band. They’ve been with K Records for their last few, but my 2 favorite releases of theirs are Those Who Wander and the Bury Your Hate In A Shallow Grave EP.

  20. Justin Taylor

      New Mountain Goats. I haven’t listened yet, but the theme is right up my alley. What else do you listen to? My favorite thing about emusic is all the old folk shit- I was a member for almost 2 years before I downloaded anything contemporary. Mike Seeger- True Vine, is a gem. And basically every New Lost City Ramblers album. The Leadbelly Folkways stuff. Newer/moderne- the Pine Hill Haints are my favorite country-punk band. They’ve been with K Records for their last few, but my 2 favorite releases of theirs are Those Who Wander and the Bury Your Hate In A Shallow Grave EP.

  21. alec niedenthal

      justin–john darnielle’s my all-time fav, and the new album didn’t really do anything for me. there’s one or two songs that are breathtaking, but the others i can take or leave. the first time i’ve ever felt that about a mountain goats recording.

  22. alec niedenthal

      justin–john darnielle’s my all-time fav, and the new album didn’t really do anything for me. there’s one or two songs that are breathtaking, but the others i can take or leave. the first time i’ve ever felt that about a mountain goats recording.

  23. Elliott David

      What is the what? Check out The Squirmiest Blackwater Buffalo by The Cocksure Myopics. Or Murphy by Brown– the single “Anal Anagrams” will cramp your style.

      Anybody in the mood for hugs besides me?

  24. Elliott David

      What is the what? Check out The Squirmiest Blackwater Buffalo by The Cocksure Myopics. Or Murphy by Brown– the single “Anal Anagrams” will cramp your style.

      Anybody in the mood for hugs besides me?