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  • That Radiohead thing, Mike D is back, Rolling Stones & Sugar too

    2026-05-08 | 1h 13 mins.
    And do guitar solos matter? We talk Rolling Stone magazine's list of 100 greatest guitar solos of all time, and whether Geese & MJ Lenderman belong on there. Andrew is back, Dave & Bill saw Bob Mould's '90s reunited band Sugar, Bill & Amanda saw the colorful and wild Gelli Haha show, Bill went to that Radiohead thing, Jason Isbell went to that Rolling Stones thing & is reuniting with Drive-By Truckers. Mike D of the Beastie Boys released a new song, and is playing Beastie Boys songs live! We also talk about the new Basement, Aldous Harding & Social Distortion albums, cancelled tours, announced tours, Olivia Rodrigo, M.I.A. & more of this week's music news. 

    BV Weekly is brought to you by the long-running music publication BrooklynVegan, created and hosted by Dave Levine and Andrew Sacher. This week BV editors Amanda Hatfield and Bill Pearis also stop by. 

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    Credits:

    Theme Song: Joseph D’Agostino (Empty Country, Cymbals Eat Guitars)

    Editing & Engineering by Nick Gray & Will Craddock
  • 5 More Greatest Living Songwriters, 1 Song of the Summer, Bikini Kill & Sloan classics

    2026-05-01 | 1h 5 mins.
    Amanda picks an early contender for song of the summer, Dave went to see a lot of bands (Thursday, Gorilla Biscuits, Straight Ahead, Dethklok, Amon Amarth, Castle Rat & more). We talk the NY Times' list of 30 Greatest Living American Songwriters including some we would add. We also list who we want to see at next weekend's Welcome to Rockville fest, and talk new albums from American Football, Kacey Musgraves, Emily Nenni, Lip Critic, duendita, Kneecap & more + news from Olivia Rodrigo, DJ Shadow, Citizen,  The Menzingers, Loathe, Interpol, Hayley Williams, Noah Kahan, Liz Phair & more... on this episode of BV Weekly. 

    PLUS: we end the episode talking two more classic albums turning 30 this year: Bikinki Kill - Reject All American and Sloan - One Chord to Another.

    BV Weekly is brought to you by the long-running music publication BrooklynVegan, created and hosted by Dave Levine and Andrew Sacher. This week BV editor and photographer Amanda Hatfield is again filling in for Andrew who is out on parental leave (except for the continuing 1996 album part where Bill Pearis also joins us) 

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    Email [email protected] with any feedback or questions!

    Visit BrooklynVegan: https://www.brooklynvegan.com/

    This Week's Notable Releases (goes live Friday morning): https://www.brooklynvegan.com/category/music/new-releases/

    This Week's Indie Basement (goes live Friday morning): https://www.brooklynvegan.com/tags/bills-indie-basement/

    And Visit Our Shop: https://shop.brooklynvegan.com/

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    Credits:

    Theme Song: Joseph D’Agostino (Empty Country, Cymbals Eat Guitars)

    Editing & Engineering by Nick Gray & Will Craddock
  • New Quicksand & Failure, Old Weezer & Neutral Milk Hotel

    2026-04-24 | 1h 11 mins.
    Congrats Waxahatchee, Kevin Morby & Lala Lala, more 1996 albums turning 30, new albums from Failure, Friko, Miss Grit, Portrayal of Guilt. The Saddest Landscape (with Julien Baker and Jeremy Bolm). Terror, At the Gates & more. Quicksand and Public Opinion album announcements, more Coachella streaming, DJs are gods, Hayley Williams is everywhere, news from Geese, David Byrne, Bob Dylan, Horsegiirl, Tricky, Boards of Canada, Modest Mouse, Grouper, Beck, Jeff Rosenstock, Bon Iver, and more, plus RADIUS CLAUSES

    AND, Andrew, Dave & Bill deep dive into two more classic 1996 albums turning 30 this year. Weezer - Pinkerton, and Neutral Milk Hotel - On Avery Island.  

    BV Weekly is brought to you by the long-running music publication BrooklynVegan, created and hosted by Dave Levine and Andrew Sacher. This week BV editor and photographer Amanda Hatfield is again filling in for Andrew who is out on parental leave (except for the continuing 1996 album part) 

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    Email [email protected] with any feedback or questions!

    Visit BrooklynVegan: https://www.brooklynvegan.com/

    This Week's Notable Releases (goes live Friday morning): https://www.brooklynvegan.com/category/music/new-releases/

    This Week's Indie Basement (goes live Friday morning): https://www.brooklynvegan.com/tags/bills-indie-basement/

    And Visit Our Shop: https://shop.brooklynvegan.com/

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    Credits:

    Theme Song: Joseph D’Agostino (Empty Country, Cymbals Eat Guitars)

    Editing & Engineering by Nick Gray & Will Craddock
  • Massive Attack & Tom Waits (!), Charli XCX & Iron Maiden rock, Lily Allen slays +++ Jay-Z & Stereolab classics turn 30

    2026-04-17 | 1h 5 mins.
    Nine Inch Nails' new Nine Inch Noize album is here, Coachella is streaming (and also happening) again, Oasis, Phil Collins, Iron Maiden, Sade, Billy Idol, Wu-Tang Clan and more are entering the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame this year (Geese not yet eligible), Charli XCX is going rock this year, Massive Attack and Tom Waits released a new song, Dave saw Lily Allen, more new albums came out, music news happened.... All that and more on the new episode of BV Weekly. 

    PLUS: Stick around to the end to hear Dave, Andrew & Bill talk two more classic albums turning 30 this year: Jay-Z's  Reasonable Doubt, and Stereolab's Emperor Tomato Ketchup.

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    Email [email protected] with any feedback or questions!

    Visit BrooklynVegan: https://www.brooklynvegan.com/

    This Week's Notable Releases (goes live Friday morning): https://www.brooklynvegan.com/category/music/new-releases/

    This Week's Indie Basement (goes live Friday morning): https://www.brooklynvegan.com/tags/bills-indie-basement/

    And Visit Our Shop: https://shop.brooklynvegan.com/

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    Credits:

    BV Weekly is brought to you by the long-running music publication BrooklynVegan, created and hosted by Dave Levine and Andrew Sacher. This week BV editor and photographer Amanda Hatfield anmd BV senior editor Bill Pearis are both here and Andrew is not. 

    Theme Song: Joseph D’Agostino (Empty Country, Cymbals Eat Guitars)

    Editing & Engineering by Nick Gray & Will Craddock
  • Bill's Best Albums of Q1 2026 (Another Bonus Episode!)

    2026-04-15 | 26 mins.
    Bill Pearis is here to count down his favorite music of the first 3 months of the year. Dave sometimes weighs in, on this (second and different Q1 music) bonus episode of BV Weekly, the weekly (or more) podcast brought to you by long-running music blog BrooklynVegan. 

     

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    Visit BrooklynVegan: https://www.brooklynvegan.com/

    And Visit Our Shop: https://shop.brooklynvegan.com/

    Email [email protected] with any feedback or questions!

    **

    Credits:

    BV Weekly is hosted by BV founder and EIC Dave Levine and long running senior editor Andrew Sacher (who is on parental leave). BV senior editor Bill Pearis is who joined Dave today. 

    Theme Song: Joseph D’Agostino (Empty Country, Cymbals Eat Guitars)

    Mix engineer: Nick Gray

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BV Weekly is a podcast presented by the long-running music publication BrooklynVegan. Each week, founder Dave Levine and longtime editor Andrew Sacher will dive into the week’s music news and a few new albums and songs that we recommend, with a focus on indie rock, punk, metal, hip hop, and beyond.
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