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New Mix: Weezer, Mike Milosh And J. Viewz, Savages, More

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New Mix: Weezer, Mike Milosh And J. Viewz, Savages, More

Hosts Bob Boilen and Robin Hilton share anthemic rock, country punk and sunny psych pop from King Gizzard And The Lizard Wizard. Plus a chat with Rhye's Mike Milosh on his collaboration with j. Viewz.

New Mix: Weezer, Mike Milosh And J. Viewz, Savages, More

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Milosh: 'Awful Game'

On his third and latest album, iii, Canadian musician Michael Milosh serves up a collection of seductive, down-tempo electronica, inspired by his year living and recording on Thailand's tropical Koh Samui island. A classically trained cellist since the age of 3, Milosh writes on his MySpace page that he's "always had an intense attraction to songs that are sad, soft and beautiful" and that in his music, he attempts to "ride that thin line of mixing technology with some heart." On iii, he's succeeded in doing just that.

"Awful Game"

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