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Call Me By Your Name (w/ guest Kim Kylland & Todd Schramke) Ep. 42
We're back! In our first episode of 2018 we're reviewing Call Me By Your Name with guests Kim Kylland & Todd Schramke of the Oakland-based band Kylland...and you KNOW we're talkin' bout that peach scene. We also discuss going back to school and finding new musical inspiration, bitcoin, sexual emails, and food fetishes.\n\nfeatured song this week: "Overflowing Heart" by Kylland (feat. Josiah Johnson)\n\nFollow us on Instagram:\nDominic Mercurio - @dominicmercurio\nLaura Weinbach - @foxtailsbrigade\nKim Kylland - @kyllandmusic\n\ncorrection: we incorrectly state that Sufjan Stevens did the score to Call Me By Your Name when in fact he contributed 3 original songs and did not do the actual score of the film.