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The Tonearm

Lawrence Peryer

The Tonearm connects you with the people and ideas moving culture forward. Every episode is one conversation, free of format, going where it needs to go. Hosted by long-time music business executive, journalist and fan, Lawrence Peryer.


The Tonearm is for the listener who wants the work explained by the person who made it, not by someone interpreting it from the outside. If you're interested in inspiration, technique, process, and emotion, The Tonearm's for you.


Over hundreds of episodes since February 2020, the thing we do that's different is clear: We're a team of music listeners, readers, moviegoers, museum visitors, and cultural omnivores who understand art and artists and know what questions lead to meaningful conversations.


New episodes every week. Thanks for listening.


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  • 23 episodes
  • weekly
  • Avg 46 min
  • English
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  • S2026 · E300
    April 12 · 50 min

    Ben Wendel: Assembling the Mallet Avengers

    The Grammy-nominated saxophonist and Kneebody co-founder joins us for episode 300 to discuss his new album BaRcoDe, a project built around four of the most inventive mallet players working today.

  • S2026 · E299
    April 5 · 48 min

    Julianna Barwick & Mary Lattimore: Like Tears in Rain

    Julianna Barwick and Mary Lattimore join The Tonearm to discuss 'Tragic Magic,' their debut collaboration recorded in nine days at the Philharmonie de Paris using instruments pulled directly from the museum's historic collection.

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