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Absent Sounds Archive · Monday · 59 min

Runnner Interview

When A Welcome Kind of Weakness (Runnner’s sophomore album) came out, it carried all the restlessness of its writing: songs imagined while stuck in bed, unable to move. A year later, is the welcome mat still out? This week, Noah Weinman takes us through the record, we talk the limits of naming things, being halfway home at 2:30 a.m., re-recording old songs, and the LA house where it all began. Read full transcript here. Purchase the record here. Catch a new episode live every week on CJAM 99.1FM (Windsor/Detroit) and Met Radio (Toronto) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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When A Welcome Kind of Weakness (Runnner’s sophomore album) came out, it carried all the restlessness of its writing: songs imagined while stuck in bed, unable to move. A year later, is the welcome mat still out? This week, Noah Weinman takes us through the record, we talk the limits of naming things, being halfway home at 2:30 a.m., re-recording old songs, and the LA house where it all began.


Read full transcript here.

Purchase the record here.

Catch a new episode live every week on CJAM 99.1FM (Windsor/Detroit) and Met Radio (Toronto)

Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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