Play Something Good with John Foster

The Vinyl District’s Play Something Good is a weekly radio show broadcast from Washington, DC.

Featuring a mix of songs from today to the 00s/90s/80s/70s/60s and giving you liberal doses of indie, psych, dub, post punk, americana, shoegaze, and a few genres we haven’t even thought up clever names for just yet. The only rule is that the music has to be good. Pretty simple.

Hosted by John Foster, world-renowned designer and author (and occasional record label A+R man), don’t be surprised to hear quick excursions and interviews on album packaging, food, books, and general nonsense about the music industry, as he gets you from Jamie xx to Liquid Liquid and from Courtney Barnett to The Replacements. The only thing you can be sure of is that he will never ever play Mac DeMarco. Never. Ever.

TVD’s Play Something Good, Episode 82:
hollAnd – J.F.A
Carla Dal Forno – Clusters
Noveller – Into The Dunes
The Notwist – Solitaire
Nap Eyes – Judgement
Parquet Courts – Death Will Bring Change
Cut Worms – Cash For Gold
Moose – I Wanted To See You To See If I Wanted You
Liz Phair – Divorce Song
Freedy Johnston – Bad Reputation
Neutral Milk Hotel – Oh Comely
New Fast Automatic Daffodils – Stockholm
The Names – The Astronaut
Joy Division – Transmission
Boy Harsher – Modulations
Soft Kill – Dancing On Glass
New Order – Love Less
Outside World – What Happened
No Age – Soft Collar Fad
Marbled Eye – Leisure
Ned’s Atomic Dustbin – Kill Your Television
Iceage – Plead The Fifth
House Of Love – Hedonist
The Horrors – Changing The Rain
Majical Clouds – Childhood’s End
Olivia Neutron-John – Injury Train And I’m Never Getting Off It
Outkast – So Fresh, So Clean
Unrest – Isabel

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