S5E224 - Slint 'Spiderland' with Jay Reeve

<p>In 1991, teenage Louisville, Kentucky band <strong>Slint</strong> recorded <strong>'Spiderland'</strong>, a brooding, sinister record that helped invent post-rock and influenced a generation of musicians. This week's guest <strong>Jay Reeve</strong> (Muteant Sounds Net Label) joins Rob to dissect this darkly mysterious album.<br /> As Steve Albini wrote in a 1991 Melody Maker review: "It's an amazing record, and no one still capable of being moved by rock music should miss it. In 10 years' time, it will be a landmark and you'll have to scramble to buy a copy then."</p> <p>Songs featured in this episode: <em>Groin</em> - AG Davis; <em>My Black Ass</em> - Shellac; <em>Ron</em> - Slint; <em>Thursday</em> - Squirrel Bait; <em>I Found That Essence Rare</em> - Gang Of Four; <em>Safari</em> - The Breeders; <em>Discipline</em> - King Crimson; <em>Shadow Of A Doubt</em> - Sonic Youth; <em>Mouth Breather</em> - The Jesus Lizard; <em>We Are 138</em> - Misfits; <em>Breadcrumb Trail, Nosferatu Man, Don, Aman, Washer, For Dinner..., Good Morning, Captain</em> - Slint; <em>Heroin</em> - The Velvet Underground; <em>Moonbeams</em> - The For Carnation; <em>Half The Man I Used To Be</em> - Stone Temple Pilots; <em>Barricade</em> - Interpol; <em>Un tout petit cheval</em> - SYLVAIN GUÉRINEAU & JEAN ROUGIER; <em>Washer (Live in London, 2013)</em> - Slint</p>