Tag: Marios Kritiotis
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Episode 2042: Listeners Pick the Best Music of 2024 Part 18: Mondo Cozmo, X, Wild Pink, Bodega
Happy New Year and welcome to the Best of 2024 series! Our listeners are choosing their favorite album and song from last year and today we hear from Jeff Frank and Marios Kritiotis. Jeff picks out Mondo Cozmo (“Wild Horses”) and X (Smoke & Fiction) for his top 2024 music, while Marios landed on Wild Pink (Dulling the Horns) and Bodega (“Tarkovski”). Thanks guys and Happy 2025!
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Episode 1869: April 2024 New Music 6: Cloud Nothings, Hovvdy, English Teacher, Boeckner
Marios Kritiotis and Jason Goebel are aboard the rockin’ April 2024 New Music Train today. They dish on new music from Cloud Nothings, Hovvdy, English Teacher and Boeckner.
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Episode 1776: Listeners Pick the Best Music of 2023, Part 6
Front and center today in our 2023 review series are Liam McIndoe (Dublin, Ireland) and Marios Kritiotis (Pittsburgh, PA). Liam chooses Lankum, while Marios goes with Washer and Protomartyr.
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Episode 1737: Story Songs – Chapter Five: Seth, Beth and the House That Jack Built
We wrap up Story Songs Week with one more pick from guest cohost Steve Hockensmith, plus another pick from Jim and one from listener Marios Kritiotis.
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Episode 1531: Best of 2022 Day 8: Jean Dawson, Danger Mouse & Black Thought, Jack White
The January best of series reaches the midpoint of week two today. Marios Kritiotis and Adam Coop are on today’s episode, discussing Jean Dawson, Danger Mouse and Black Thought and Jack White. And Coop pays tribute to a Suburbs Radio DJ.
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Episode 1117: April New Music – Mdou Moctar, The Natvral, Amy Shark, Remember Sports, Micky Dolenz, Dry Cleaning
Five listeners make their April new music picks. Marios tells us about the Natvral. Mark Neese likes Dry Cleaning. Liam McIndoe goes with Amy Shark and Micky Dolenz. Tom from Oklahoma City touts Remember Sports. And Urb Fernandez chooses Mdou Moctar.
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Episode 766: 2019 Favorites – Denzel Curry, Oso Oso
Listener Marios Kritiotis of Pittsburgh tells us about his favorite albums of 2019: emo by Oso Oso and hip-hop by Denzel Curry.