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The Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Sergio Rotman / Los Fabulosos CadillacsI recently spoke with Sergio Rotman. Composer, and saxophonist best known for his work with Los Fabulosos Cadillacs, the influential Argentine ska/rock band. With the Cadillacs he won the Grammy Award for Best Latin Rock/Alternative Performance for Fabulosos Calavera in 1998 — the first time an Argentine band received a Grammy.
Outside the Cadillacs, Sergio led the long-running punk-rock group Cienfuegos. He’s also collaborated extensively with Mimi Maura — including co-founding her band in 1999.
Along the way he’s recorded and produced with artists such as Chris Frantz and Tina Weymouth, Debbie Harry, Mick Jones (The Clash...
2026-01-2839 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Jason Williamson - Sleaford ModsI recently spoke with Jason Williamson of Sleaford Mods—frontman, social commentator, author, and actor. Alongside the band’s thirteen albums, Jason has appeared in Peaky Blinders and stars in the new rave-era thriller Game, directed by John Minton and produced by Geoff Barrow (Portishead).
We talk about drugs, therapy, breaking free from addiction, the birth of Sleaford Mods, artistic perspective, live performance, and the new record, Demise of Planet X out on Rough Trade on January 16th. Tune in for a long, open listen
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2026-01-0759 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: GodlisI recently spoke with Godlis — the photographer whose images defined CBGB’s, the Bowery, and downtown New York in the ’70s punk scene. His iconic photographs of the Ramones, Patti Smith, Television, Blondie, Talking Heads, Richard Hell, and many more offered a window into that world that stays with us today. It’s an astonishing record.
We talk about his college years in Boston and when he first picked up a camera. Having that first camera (a Leica) robbed, making his way back to New York, fully realizing his desire to be a defining street photographer, and how he d...
2025-12-171h 10The Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Youth - Martin GloverI recently spoke with Martin Glover, AKA Youth — founding member and bassist of the legendary post-punk band Killing Joke, a pioneering producer, and one of the most influential sonic architects of the last four decades. Beyond his work with the band, he’s shaped the sound of artists across genres — from The Orb, The Verve, and Paul McCartney to Kate Bush, Crowded House, Gina Birch, and Pink Floyd’s David Gilmour — blending experimental, dub, and atmospheric elements into a signature production style. His career bridges punk, mysticism, and radical creativity, making him one of the most singular figures in modern mus...
2025-11-1937 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Tytti RotoI recently caught up with Tytti Roto, who’s been a big part of the Helsinki underground for years — you might know her from Rosettes, Modem, Plastic Tones, or Ty Roxy.
I met Tytti back in September when we played the same Synthicide night, and I was completely blown away by her and her band Modem. They’re a synth-pop duo she started with Ville Valavuo in 2020, drawing on their shared love of the electronic sounds of the ’80s.
When we talked, Tytti was in the studio working on the new Plastic Tones record — her first band...
2025-11-0552 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Lene LovichLene Lovich is an American-born, British-based new wave artist whose wild originality helped define the late-’70s post-punk sound. After moving from Detroit to London, she immersed herself in the art scene, writing lyrics for Cerrone’s “Supernature” before breaking out with her 1978 debut Stateless. Its single “Lucky Number” became an instant classic—off-kilter, infectious, and unlike anything else on the radio—introducing her playful, theatrical voice and bold visual style to the world.
Through her releases on Stiff Records and beyond, Lovich fused punk urgency with pop hooks and art-rock experimentation. Her look and sound—braided hair, angular rhyt...
2025-10-2241 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Crispian MillsI recently spoke with Crispian Mills of Kula Shaker. Raised in a film family (his mother is Hayley Mills), Crispian grew up on music and cinema where he has spent his life as an artist & filmaker. He formed Kula Shaker in 1996; the debut, K, became one of the UK’s fastest-selling debuts of the ’90s. The band's sound mixes 60s psychedelia with elements of Indian music. The name, suggested by Mills after his first trip to India, was created in honour of one of the twelve Alvars (saints of south India), the ninth-century Indian emperor and holy man, King Kula...
2025-10-081h 05The Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Daniel AshI recently spoke with Daniel Ash, musician, songwriter and singer. A founding member of Bauhaus, Tones on Tail, and Love and Rockets.
Daniel and I talk about his electromagnetic tendencies, the formation of Bauhaus, his love of solitude & city, chrome, gear, how he first discovered the EBow, music he loves and the Ashes and Diamonds album.
The new band consists of Daniel in his usual roles bringing his signature post-punk, glam and experimental style. He is joined by Bruce Smith on Drums / Programming / Backing Vocals. Bruce is a veteran of Public Image Ltd and The P...
2025-09-2456 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Bob BertBob Bert is a musician, photographer, and zine publisher known for his drumming in influential bands such as Sonic Youth, Pussy Galore, Bewitched, Chrome Cranks, Knoxville Girls, Jon Spencer and the Hitmakers, and Lydia Lunch Retrovirus.
Bob, also an artist, zine publisher, and photographer, spent many years working for Andy Warhol, producing silk screens until his death. He has been a passionate member of New York’s art & music scene since the early ’70s.
Bob has seen everyone, been everywhere, and played with a huge percentage of influential East Coast bands and will be releasing his fi...
2025-09-1058 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Gina Birch - The RaincoatsGina Birch has been creating groundbreaking sound and images for nearly five decades. Best known as a founding member of the pioneering post-punk band The Raincoats, Birch helped shape a musical vocabulary that was raw, self-determined, and unconcerned with the rules. Formed in 1977 with Ana da Silva while at Hornsey College of Art, The Raincoats became a touchstone for artists from Kurt Cobain to Bikini Kill—valued as much for their fearless experimentation as for their songs.
Birch’s creative life has always extended beyond The Raincoats. She’s made music with Dorothy and The Hangovers, directed videos...
2025-08-1347 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Natasja Alers - Grauzone FestivalNatasja Alers is the co-director of Grauzone Festival, a multidisciplinary event in The Netherlands that brings together post-punk, experimental music, visual art, and film. She’s also a sculptor, DJ, and painter with a background in ceramics, installation, and collage. Grauzone alumni include Echo & the Bunnymen, Lebanon Hanover, Anja Huwe (Xmal Deutschland), A Place to Bury Strangers, DAF and many more which speaks to the range of Natasja’s vision as a curator & artist.
Born in The Hague, she studied at the Gerrit Rietveld Academy in Amsterdam and later in Berlin. Her work has previously been on disp...
2025-08-0651 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Joe Concra of O+Joe Concra is a painter, a builder, and the CO+ founder of the O+ Festival, based in Kingston, NY. O+ is a community-rooted organization that connects artists and musicians with health and wellness care through a radical exchange model that started with an annual music & healthcare exchange festival and has expanded into year round care.
In this episode, we talk about how it all began, what it takes to create systems of care outside of the system, and the deep link between art, service, and place. Joe’s perspective is thoughtful, kind, and rooted in lived experience. Th...
2025-07-3029 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: John Adams - Adams Family FilmsI recently sat down with my old friend John Adams. John is an artist, songwriter and filmmaker. I first know him from his punk party band Banana Fish Zero that was based here in NY. You all may know him more from his incredible work as a filmmaker with his family, Adams Family Films. They have made eight features since 2012 including 2021’s Hellbender which is also the name of the family's super cool music project (spelled H6LLB6ND6R).
John was first inspired by bands like Black Flag that took him on a journey through punk wi...
2025-07-2350 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Pablo MartinI recently sat down with my partner in music & life, Pablo Martin. Originally from Buenos Aires, Argentina, Pablo is a multi-instrumentalist, producer, composer, engineer and master mixer. He’s been making music since he was sixteen years starting with Argentinian goth heroes El Corte.
We spoke about his early musical life & journey to New York. First working with R&B icons like Mary J. Blige as an engineer, to joining the Tom Tom Club as lead guitar, to forming The Du-Rites & Lulu Lewis and making ten full length albums between both of these last two acts over the...
2025-07-161h 06The Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Jay MumfordI recently sat down with my former bandmate and friend, Jay Mumford. Jay’s career as a session and touring drummer has paired him with artists across multiple genres. From Hermanos Gutierrez, to Danger Mouse; Lulu Lewis; Adrian Quesada; Vampire Weekend; Just Blaze; Dan Auerbach; Greyhounds; Madlib; Michael Kiwanuka and many more. He’s also co-founder and shares producer and songwriter duties with Pablo Martin (my partner) for their funk outfit, The Du-Rites.
Jay is on tour with Adrian Quesada with dates in August and September and played on Quesada’s Boleros Psicodelicos 2, which dropped June 27th on ATO...
2025-07-091h 13The Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Suzi RonsonSuzi Ronson is stylist, writer, musician and the woman who helped shape one of the most iconic eras in music first by co-creating David Bowie's groundbreaking look for Ziggy Stardust. Her memoir Me and Mr. Jones describes this along with the wild & interesting journey she shared as a part of the core group of people who propelled Bowie & themselves into history without expecting it.
Suzi and I spoke about these times, her career, life with her husband Mick Ronson and the aftermath of the Spiders from Mars ending.
This episode is unvarnished and human as w...
2025-06-2534 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Producer William GarrettI recently spoke with producer William Garrett. William is probably best known for his work as lead producer of Spotify Singles where artists re-recorded one of their original songs alongside a cover of their choice. Over the course of this project, he recorded an amazing array of artists. The list is wild. I’ll just shout out some of my favorites because it would be too lengthy to list 750 of them.
Yo la Tengo, Jack White, Idles, The Hives, Orville Peck, Toots and the Maytals, Yo-Yo Ma, Muse, Elton John, Lily Allen, Florence + The Machine, Yeah Yeah Ye...
2025-06-1158 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Mona Kayhan - The Bridge Recording StudioMona Kayhan is the owner of The Bridge, a large room recording studio in Williamsburg, Brooklyn. A stunning space devoted to making exceptional recordings in a manner that has become less common and is upholding the tradition of sonic excellence. The new tradition that should also be celebrated here is that this space is a woman-owned commercial recording studio.
Mona and I talked about her training as a classical pianist, making field recordings of traditional music in West Africa with Griot masters, working at indie labels, starting the Electronic Music School at the forefront of Dubstep, running...
2025-06-0426 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Andi Harriman / SynthicideAndi Harriman is a NY based DJ, producer, music journalist, and the boss of the party / label, SYNTHICIDE, which promotes live and DJ events all over NYC. She is the author of Some Wear Leather, Some Wear Lace, the worldwide compendium of post-punk and goth in the 1980’s. She is also an EBM artist.
We recently spoke about her upbringing in a Pentacostal family in Appalachia, how she first discovered 80’s Goth subculture, our shared love of Depeche Mode and her unending energy to create environments that support lovers of darker & synth driven sounds from multiple genres with...
2025-05-2143 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Jon King - Gang of FourOn this episode of Radar, I spoke with Jon King, co-founder and lead singer of Gang of Four, about his new memoir, To Hell with Poverty! A Class Act: Inside the Gang of Four. The book offers an account of his journey from a working-class upbringing in South London to international success with the band.
We discuss Jon’s early days in the slums of London, his passion for reading, art, and the political and social themes that influenced their music. King discusses what brought him to make music and the broader cultural landscape that shaped their wor...
2025-05-1457 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Jaco JacoJaco Jaco is the project of Philadelphia-based musician, visual artist, and former member of beloved indie-rock trio Sports, Jacob Theriot. The music Theriot makes as Jaco Jaco straddles genre: a little funk, a little psych, a little dreamy 70s AM rock. The follow up to Jaco Jaco’s 2024 debut Splat, Gremlin is a playful, elegant record that isn’t directly inspired by the movie Gremlins, but honors the movie’s use of kitsch and camp to explore a prevailing mood of irreverence and introspection. It’s also a visual marvel that is aesthetically inspired by the early ‘90s sitcom “Dinosaurs,”...
2025-05-0725 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Angela Jaeger / I Feel FamousI Feel Famous: Punk Diaries 1977-1981 is a girl’s coming of age story set to the pulse of punk rock. The book tracks 17-year-old Angela Jaeger’s exciting discovery of punk music and its accompanying lifestyle in 1977. A music enthusiast living in New York’s East Village, Angela’s story unfolds chronologically, charting her late adolescence in tandem with her transition from observer of the nascent punk scene to eager participant. Gradually becoming a nightly fixture of her neighborhood’s vibrant underground rock milieu at CBGB and Max’s Kansas City, by 1978 she had continued to fulfill her punk fantasy...
2025-04-3040 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: AnikaI recently spoke with Berlin based artist Annika Henderson about her wonderful new album Abyss, her early years in Bristol, a little bit about Tricky and her process.
From the Press Release: British-born, Berlin-based musician Annika Henderson, better known as Anika, has created her new, third album Abyss out of the frustration, anger, and confusion she feels from existing in our contemporary world. Notably heavier than her previous releases, the 10-track Abyss feels raw, urgent, and fuelled by strong emotions.
“There’s so much going on in the world, and you have to...
2025-04-2334 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Jeff BridgesSlow Magic, 1977-1978, is a collection of never-before-heard songs that Jeff Bridges wrote and recorded with a band of his oldest and closest friends. Culled from a single decaying cassette tape labeled “July 1978,” these recordings are a window into the musical life of one of our greatest living actors who holds music as dear as all the art forms he participates in. The raw & organic tone of these recordings evokes the breeze and spirit of 1970’s Venice & Malibu beach where they were recorded.
I talked with Jeff about these sessions, his process as an artist and how the mu...
2025-04-0926 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Vox (fka Mark Burgess) of The ChameleonsPost-punk legends THE CHAMELEONS are gearing up for a brand new full-length album due later this year (their first full-length in over 20 years!), they've released two new EPs Where Are You? and Tomorrow Remember Yesterday - the former consisting of new material and the latter of archival material recorded with the current lineup.
Their latest five song EP Tomorrow Remember Yesterday is a collection of newly recorded songs whose origins harken back decades. Says Vox: "These songs were amongst the very earliest songs we got together pre-Peel session in 1981, but were discarded at the time d...
2025-04-021h 11The Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Studio ElectrophoniqueI spoke with author & filmmaker Jamie Taylor about his new book Studio Electrophonique, which is the amazing story of the home studio in Sheffield that helped launch some of Britain's most beloved bands.
Sheffield mechanic Ken Patten’s makeshift home studio became the launch pad for a group of young musicians who would shape the futuristic sound of 1980s pop. The Human League, Heaven 17, Pulp, ABC and others made their early recordings with Ken, whose DIY ethic was the perfect fit for a city facing industrial decline but teeming with ideas. Jamie tells his story vivi...
2025-03-2623 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Hellbender VinylWhen two artists, a label manager and a PhD in chemical engineering (who is also one of the artists) start a vinyl pressing plant in Pittsburg and call it Hellbender, it’s pretty cool.
On this episode of Radar I sat down with Pittsburgh native Jeff Betten (Misra Records) and musician/entrepreneur Matt Dowling (SWOLL, bassist of Burial Waves) who recently opened up a new vinyl plant in Pittsburgh, PA. They both have interesting backgrounds in music, business and science which are uncommon combinations.
They are keeping things artist friendly at Hell...
2025-03-1825 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Cynthia Sley / Bush TetrasI recently spoke with Cynthia Sley, the iconic frontwoman of Bush Tetras, the legendary NYC art-punk band that helped define the downtown underground scene of the late ’70s and early ’80s. Cynthia’s distinct image and half-spoken, sharp delivery have undeniably influenced current artists like Florence Shaw of Dry Cleaning. The band’s overall sound—blending funk, punk, and No Wave with elements of dub and groove—has echoed through every era of post & art-punk revival. Bush Tetras blazed the trail with this sound that can still be heard today.
Cynthia and I discussed her journey from Ohio to New...
2025-03-1148 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Marshall Allen / The Sun Ra ArkestraOn this episode of Radar I had the distinct pleasure of speaking with Marshall Allen of the Sun Ra Arakestra.
Marshall was born on May 25th 1924 and is coming up on his 101st birthday. He is a multi-instrumentalist and the most revered & distinctive free jazz, avant-garde alto saxophone player. He also performs on flute, oboe, piccolo, and the EVI.
Marshall is best known for his work with Sun Ra, having recorded and performed mostly in this context since the late 1950s, and having led The Sun Ra Arkestra since 1995.
He talked about performing f...
2025-02-2630 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Ryan Lee CrosbyI sat down recently my friend Ryan Lee Crosby who is a Rhode Island based musician, songwriter, producer and teacher most known for his uncanny ability to channel 1930's Mississippi blues as if he arrived to us through a portal.
He combines Hill Country and Bentonia style blues with sounds from India and Africa and as such, is expanding the tradition. He is an incredible musician, deeply spiritual human and a good friend.
Ryan and I first met in 2024 while participating together in preview shows for the Meadlowlark Festival including a deeply memorable evening at...
2025-02-1938 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Parthenon Huxley - Electric Light OdysseyParthenon Huxley is an American singer, songwriter, guitarist, and producer largely known for his work with the band ELO Part II (later The Orchestra).
He spent time in the 1970's as a staff writer for MCA in New York, released his first solo album on Columbia, spent many years in LA working with a wide range of artists as a producer & guitarists, including extensive work with Mark Oliver Everett of The Eels. He has released over ten studio albums and has recently released his memoir entitled Electric Light Odyssey.
Dylan Hundley is an artist & performer. S...
2025-02-1240 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Oliver Ackermann - A Place to Bury StrangersOn this episode of Radar I spoke with Oliver Ackermann who is the founder & creator of the Brooklyn-based effects pedal company Death By Audio and is guitarist and lead singer of New York based punk, noise, shoe-gaze band A Place to Bury Strangers.
They have released seven LP’s, fourteen EP's, a live album and more singles than I can count. They are prolific and committed to the cause. Their most recent is called Synthesizer (Ded Strange). It is a wonderful record that also comes in a limited edition series of LPs where the album cover itself dou...
2025-02-0550 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: The Vapors - Dave FentonBest known for their 1980 hit “Turning Japanese” The Vapors are a band that formed in 1979, Guildford UK, which is also home to The Stranglers. They were brought to a larger UK audience with a support slot on The Jam’s iconic 1979 “Setting Sons”tour, and were by then managed by The Jam’s Bruce Foxton and Paul Weller’s father John.
Their debut album spawned several hits including “News At Ten” and” Waiting for the Weekend” .They put out a 2nd album in 1981 toured extensively and then broke up.
In 2016, they played their first gig in 35 years and have bee...
2025-01-2822 minThe Vinyl District: Radar - The Podcast with Dylan HundleyRadar: Julia Gorton
Julia Gorton started her career as the photographer, creative director + publisher of the No Wave fanzine Beat It!, which offered an insiders view of the downtown New York music scene, 1976-1980.
She recently published a compilation of issues and her book, Nowhere New York offers a visceral view of the scene through her photographs, writing and guest essays.
Julia was an integral member of this era and photographed the gritty & electric energy of James Chance, The Dead Boys, Devo & Lydia Lunch plus many more all within the context of the scene as a w...
2025-01-2156 min
Love Letters and Mixtapes122: Acceptance, Emotional Safety, and Surprising Transformations with Dylan HundleyThis week, I spoke with Dylan Hundley, an artist, mother, punk, and lover. Dylan is the lead singer of the New York post-punk/new wave band Lulu Lewis. We discuss mental health, including addiction, PTSD, and panic disorder, the importance of creating spaces where people feel seen, heard, and valued, the transformative power of extending a compassionate hand to others (and ourselves), and the liberating (and sometimes profoundly challenging) experience of letting go, whether that is a relationship, a job, or even a version of ourselves that no longer fits. Dylan shares about the impact of trauma, the healing...
2024-03-1342 min
Where We LiveLibraries rock! Westport Library launches a record label, and a new vinyl albumDanielle Capalbo is the lead singer of Connecticut local band DaniProbably. She recently recorded her song "Cowboy" with Grammy-winning producer Peter Katis. But she didn't lay down tracks at at a recording studio. She recorded at a library. The Westport Library in Connecticut is the first library to record, produce and release a vinyl record. Today, we talk to members of this library and how they are rethinking the changing and emerging role of libraries. We’ll hear how the library has created spaces to nurture and resource local artists. We'll also hear from some of the...
2023-06-0649 min
Desperately Seeking the '80s: NY EditionFIELD TRIP #2 - Dylan HundleyMeg and Jessica share a bowl of chili and hear how Indie It Girl Dylan Hundley found her voice.Please check out our website, follow us on Instagram, on Facebook, and...WRITE US A REVIEW HEREWe'd LOVE to hear from you! Let us know if you have any ideas for stories HEREThank you for listening!Love,Meg and Jessica
2022-11-1535 min
On and Off the FieldBurn It All Down... A Seahawks StoryAs Derf got to relax this weekend with no Bills stress, Dylan had to endure a third straight primetime loss with Geno Smith at the helm. Is it time to rebuild? Sell the farm? Fire Pete and John? Derf and Dylan discuss how extreme the demolition should be. They also discuss all the blowouts that occurred in week 7 and make predictions on week 8 NFL action! Congratulations to our Week 7 NFL Community MVP QB Brett Hundley!
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Page Heights Baptist ChurchPHBC 7-8-18 *Special Guest Dylan YoungPage Heights Baptist Church
Special Guest Speaker Dylan Young
Pastor Brad Arthur
July,8 2018
Goodlettsville TN
2018-07-0849 min
Page Heights Baptist ChurchPHBC 11-5-17 Dylan Young (guest speaker)
Sermon Series
"Attitude of Gratitude"
Guest Speaker Dylan Young
Page Heights Baptist Church
November 5, 2017
2017-11-0533 min