Gavin Russom of LCD Soundsystem begins the episode with a synthesizer tutorial.

Vince Clarke (Depeche Mode, Yaz, Erasure) Talks with Jean-Michel Jarre for the Talkhouse Music Podcast

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Ever since Scarves’ inception in 2013, the Seattle-based indie band&#8217;s lineup continues to evolve with Niko Stathakopoulos at its nucleus as the main storyteller. Their latest record, Strays Forever, is out September 18, 2026.

Scarves

Tim Kasher is the frontman of Cursive and The Good Life. He wrote and directed his debut film, No Resolution, which is currently available on Amazon Prime and iTunes. Cursive’s eighth studio album, Vitriola, will be released October 5 on its new imprint, 15 Passenger.

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Scarves and Tim Kasher Write Funny

Francis of Delirium is a band from Luxembourg fronted by Jana Bahrich. Their latest EP, The Funhouse, is out now.

Francis of Delirium

Horsegirl and Francis of Delirium Have Sensitive Ears

Dent May is an LA-based singer-songwriter. His latest record, What’s For Breakfast?, is out now on Carpark.

Dent May

Mood Board: Dent May’s The Big One

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Jakob Nowell (Sublime) Talks with Yelawolf on the Talkhouse Podcast

Sova is the moniker of New York-based pianist/composer Sophia Vastek. Her latest album Alight! is out now on Hout Records. 
(Photo Credit: Kiki Vassilakis)

Sova

Chuck Johnson is a composer, musician, and producer based in Oakland, CA.

Chuck Johnson

Sova and Chuck Johnson Have Everything They Need At Home

Taul Katz is a composer, sound designer, and multi-instrumentalist based in New York. Working across experimental film, contemporary music, and immersive media, their work focuses on building textured, emotionally resonant sonic worlds. They are known for blending classical composition with processed sound design — merging acoustic instrumentation, analog synths, and archival material to explore themes of memory, identity, and transformation.
In addition to scoring, Taul works in installation and sound research, and was a 2025 Reel Change Grantee. Their practice often engages with queer archives, collective memory, and spatial storytelling, using sound as a medium for connection, grief, and radical presence.

Taul Katz

Role Models: Barbara Hammer Taught Taul Katz to Make More (and Let People See It)

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Hamilton Leithauser (The Walkmen) Talks with Rostam (Vampire Weekend) on the Talkhouse Podcast

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Kota The Friend: For Colored Boys (Black Aliveness with Kevin Quashie)

Avalon Fast’s new film <a href="https://darkskyfilms.com/film/camp/" target="_blank" rel="noopener">CAMP</a> hits theaters on June 26. They hail from Vancouver Island, BC, and their first film, Honeycomb, which was selected for the 2022 Slamdance Film Festival and went on to screen at Boston Underground, Calgary Underground, Etheria LA, Fantasia, and many more. In 2026, they premiered Drinking and Driving &#8211; co-directed, co-starring, and co-written with Jillian Frank &#8211; at the Los Angeles Festival of Movies. In addition to writing and directing, Fast recently starred in Louise Weard’s cultural breakout trans DIY epic Castration Movie Anthology, co-starred in prolific young filmmaker Alice Maio Mackay’s sapphic horror The Serpent’s Skin, and appeared in Jane Schoenbrun’s recent Cannes sensation Teenage Sex and Death at Camp Miasma.

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Chemical Come-down and August in the Water

Vince Clarke is an English synth pop musician who has written and performed with the likes of Erasure, Depeche Mode and Yaz.
Jean-Michel Jarre has been one of the pioneering forces throughout the electronic music scene over the last four decades, having originally made his name in the 1970s for his critically acclaimed album OXYGENE. OXYGENE 3 is out now.

Vince Clarke and Jean-Michel Jarre

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Marisa Anderson is a guitarist and composer based in Portland, OR.

Marisa Anderson

Bob Holmes is a member of SUSS and host of the Ambient Country Podcast.

Bob Holmes

Alan Sparhawk is best known for his work in his minimalist-pop band Low, the rock trio Retribution Gospel Choir, and his angst-ridden-blues band The Black-Eyed Snakes.