The Lydian Spin

By: Lydia Lunch
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  • A series of lively, deep and often hilarious interviews conducted by Lydia Lunch, one of the most vocal spoken word artists of this or any century and Tim Dahl, musician and general know it all.
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Episodes
  • Episode 300 Musician and Artist Gavin Friday

    Episode 300 Musician and Artist Gavin Friday
    Apr 18 2025
    Gavin Friday, former frontman, has built a solo career rooted in electro-pop and theatrical storytelling, with collaborations including , , and Laurie Anderson. He has also composed award-winning film scores and worked with artists like Quincy Jones, Fifty Cent and Scott Walker. Known for constantly evolving rather than revisiting past glories, His latest album, , was released in 2023.
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    1 hr and 8 mins
  • Episode 299 Musician Graham Lewis

    Episode 299 Musician Graham Lewis
    Apr 11 2025
    English musician Graham Lewis is a founding member of the legendary post-punk band . Known for his minimal yet charged presence as bassist, vocalist, and lyricist, Graham helped shape the band’s stark aesthetic since 1976. Beyond Wire, he’s explored experimental sound through projects like , He Said, , and . An art school background and fascination with the underground shaped his career. Graham is based in Uppsala, Sweden.
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    1 hr and 16 mins
  • Episode 298 Writer and Historian Pat Thomas

    Episode 298 Writer and Historian Pat Thomas
    Apr 4 2025
    Pat Thomas is a historian and editor whose latest work, Dispatches From The Literary Underground: Evergreen Review, compiles and reprints the first 100 issues of Evergreen Review (1957–1973) in full color. Drawing on interviews with former staff and new essays from cultural commentators, the book documents the magazine’s role in publishing and promoting voices that shaped the postwar counterculture—writers, radicals, musicians. Pat approaches Evergreen not as nostalgia, but as evidence—archival, visual, unembellished—of how literature and politics intersected in print.
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    1 hr and 5 mins
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