Kitschfork

Max and Liz finally return for their first full episode recording in over a year. they catch up about Pitchfork layoffs, dead music websites of old, the sorry state of culture criticism in general... and the recent death of a very important musical figure.

they then turn to talk about one of 2000's indie's great "What If's", Minneapolis-based Andrew Broder aka Fog, a hip-hop DJ turned multi genre wonder ahead of his time who never really hit the zeitgeist but nonetheless did score a Pitchfork Best New Music with his melancholy 2003 experimental ambient folk album "Ether Teeth". Max and Liz speculate on why he never really seemed to hit as an artist, and why "Ether Teeth" holds up in unexpected and surprising ways.

Andrew Broder/Yoni Wolf podcast interview from 2013 mentioned in the episode: https://soundcloud.com/thewanderingwolf/episode-3-andrew-broder

Fog/Andrew Broder performance and interview clips from 2003: https://www.youtube.com/@work-kh2bo

Andrew Broder's solo bandcamp:

https://andrewbroder.bandcamp.com/

song list:

Cockeyed Cookie Pusher

Pneumonia

Check Fraud

A Word of Advice

"Fuel" - Idaho

Plumb Dumb

What a Day Day

See It? See It?

The Girl from the Gum Commercial

CheerUpCheerily

Under a Anvil Tree

No Boys Allowed

Apologizing to Mystery

I Call This Song Old Tyme Dudes

Wall Paper Sink or Swim

Just a Kid Growing Up