RPS Presents The Weekly Review

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Two grown men and a bright young mind trying to understand a world that keeps getting younger. Keeping up with popular culture, so you don’t have to.

  1. 07/17/2023

    Live at Summerstage with Quinn Moreland

    The Weekly Review team are joined by Brooklyn-based music, art and culture writer Quinn Moreland for a live show at New York’s Summerstage festival, to talk about Catalan music, tradition, modernity and how to break America, while also looking forward to the Catalan Sounds on Tour Summerstage concert later that day, which features Queralt Lahoz, Marala, Lia Kali and DJ Trapella. In association with the Institut Ramon Llull.

    50 min

  2. 06/28/2023

    Lana, Lewis, Rina and Glastonbury; Jayda G’s Guy

    On this week’s TWR, Mar and Ben look back at the Glastonbury discourse, including Lana’s late arrival, Rina’s words for Matt Healy and Lewis Capaldi’s career break. Plus we review our (slightly delayed) album of the week, Jayda G’s Guy, and discuss critical responsibility.

    1h 2m

  3. 06/21/2023

    The Idol, Sónar 2023, rat girl summer

    This week on TWR we review Sónar 2023 in the company of RPS director Marta Salicrú, eviscerate HBO’s The Idol and get to the bottom of "beige flags” and the rat girl summer.

    59 min

  4. 06/16/2023

    The Daily Review - Sónar special with Philip Sherburne

    Ben Cardew welcomes his old Line Noise cohort, Pitchfork contributing editor Philip Sherburne, to look back on the first day of Sónar 2023 and look forward to what is to come at the Barcelona festival, including personal recommendations.

    59 min

  5. 06/14/2023

    Blur, Primavera Sound and Sónar

    Today on The Weekly Review, we recap two intense weeks of Primavera Sound - ing; report back from Blur’s press conference and club gig in Madrid; and - because we’re suckers for punishment, particularly when it comes with an AFX feel - look forward to Sónar.

    1 hr

  6. 05/26/2023

    The Daily Review - Sparks, Beyoncé and some Primavera advice

    In the last Daily Review before Primavera Sound 2023, Ben Cardew brings new music from Sparks, Jayda G, Little Dragon and more; plus we round up the recent Primavera news (including the new stages) and offer last-minute advice to festival goers.

  7. 05/25/2023

    Entrevista con Alfonso Lanza, codirector de Primavera Sound

    Today on The Weekly Review, coming at you live via Twitch (https://www.twitch.tv/radiopri...) we have an exclusive interview with Primavera Sound co-director Alfonso Lanza, in which he answers your questions about the 2023 festival, alongside RPS director Marta Salicrú and Primavera Sound director of communications Joan Pons, with Johann Wald presenting. Ben Cardew hosts the interview on Twitch, taking your comments. After that, Marta Salicrú talks about Beyoncé’s European tour.

    2 hr

  8. 05/24/2023

    Brays Efe, El fantástico caso del Golem y Primavera sound 2023

    Today on The Weekly Review we bring you a smorgasbord of entertainment. For the first half hour, which will be radio only, Ben Cardew brings you new music from Julio Bashmore, bar italia and Teenage Fanclub, plus songs from Primavera acts like Perfume and Wednesday. At 1130h we move to Twitch (https://www.twitch.tv/radioprimaverasound). From 1130h to 1230h Ben Cardew and Mar Vallverdú look forward to Primavera Sound 2023, answering listener questions about the festival, including where to charge your phone, and how to do a solo Primavera. Then, at 1230h, Johann Wald joins us for an interview with Spanish star Brays Efe, who is going to be talking about his new film: “El fantástico caso del Golem”.

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Two grown men and a bright young mind trying to understand a world that keeps getting younger. Keeping up with popular culture, so you don’t have to.

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  • Creator
    Radio Primavera Sound
  • Years Active
    2020 - 2023
  • Episodes
    402
  • Rating
    Clean
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    © 2019 Radio Primavera Sound
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    RPS Presents The Weekly Review