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Build the Church 330 - Blow Your Speakers Podcast!!

Build The Church - Wed, 07/02/2008 - 23:25
Get ready to blow the speakers with some amazing hard rock, indie and classic Christian Rock & Roll!! Hear the sounds of Red Runs Deep, Thirsty, Revelation X and Barren Cross on today's Blow the Speakers Episode of Build the Church!

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Build The Church - Wed, 07/02/2008 - 22:50
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SnC 124 - Wed 02 Jul 2008

Suffolk And Cool - Wed, 07/02/2008 - 22:02

Intro
Happy - Jimmie Bratcher (Missouri, USA)
www.jimmiebratcher.com/

Some amazing light on the sea at Aldeburgh.

At the salon - The Mome Raths (Illinois, USA)
Daniel Rath - Guitar & Vocals
Tracey Rath - Bass & Vocals
Sister Rath - Vocals & style
Boss Rath - Drums & Handclaps
The Mome Raths play raw, poppy, fast, catchy, garage punk rock that you can bust a move to, or at least we try. We like to sing about pretty random stuff. We're not the best musicians in the world but we make up for it in some way or another. We like to have fun and not take ourselves too serious cause if you ask us the music scene already has enough self obsessed overblown egos to go around.
www.myspace.com/ilikethemomeraths

Nobody makes it overnight - The Alice Project (New York, USA)
NY-based band that specializes in melodic, hooky, tuneful pop/rock. ... Alice Leon is a singer and songwriter who's been creating smart appealing songs for one million years. ALICE WANTS TO THANK THE "POD PEOPLE" for beaming in from outerspace and creating GOOD radio for earthlings.
http://thealiceproject.com/

Martin Baker was listening to Radio 4 in his car this week when, as he says,
"There was an item about The Ukulele Orchestra of Great Britain, six guys and two girls who play ukuleles of various sizes. I've just Googled them and there are several of their videos there - Wuthering Heights, Orange Blossom, Life on Mars, etc.. Though you might like to listen to something different."
Yes, they were indeed on Radio 4 last weekend and I have a request in for a track or two to play on the show. The only potential problem is that they tend to play "covers" of popular songs and so copyright clearance could be a nightmare (and expensive) but I'm working on it. When I say "covers" I'm using the term in its loosest sense. I'm particularly fond of Should I stay or should I go? and Teenage Kicks - transformed into something quite else. Definitely "loose covers".
www.ukuleleorchestra.com
 
Spill - Annie Goliath (London, UK)
The engaging music of Annie Goliath is urban poetry unravelling. Based in London, this vocalist/ musician has teamed up with the experimental artist known as Digital Freakswing. The result is alternative electronica soundscapes with deep undercurrents of rock and dance pulsing through...ELECTRIC!
www.myspace.com/anniegoliath

Merde - Tour de France (Los Angeles, USA))
Tour De France is the songwriting team of Bernadette Colomine and Samuel H Collin. Based in Los Angeles, California, Tour De France composes original songs in French. Sam and Bernadette share a mutual passion for writing hook driven songs.
www.myspace.com/bctourdefrance

It sounds as though Paul "The Grumblerâ over at Music and Mumblngs (mumu.grumbling-dragon.com) has a great time at the Yael Naim gig in San Francicsco last week. Just as I would have expected.

Dance - Nikila (France)
Passion pour la montagne et l'art sous toutes formes
From the album #1 (Jamendo)
http://nikilart.blogspot.com/

Freon Cowboy - Bourland
Bourland is from Austin, Texas formerly of The Texas Philistines, he now has his own band featuring DJ Buffalo Phil, Buster Gutbucket, Sick and Mojo playing a disctinctive brand of Hillbilly Hick Hop.
What is Hillbilly Hick Hop, you say?
Pseudo country music with hip hop beats and a DJ scratching. Add a washtub bass and your on your way! Basically, I like DJ music, drum loops, country music, bluegrass and punk rock. I like bands like Jon Spencer Blues Explosion, The Beastie Boys, The Sex Pistols, Scott H. Biram, The Weary Boys, Beck, Johnny Cash, Willie Nelson, Ray Wylie Hubbard etc...
www.hillbillyhickhop.com/
www.myspace.com/bourlandmusic

Gas prices in the USA. Bourland reports that Opal Devine"s venues around Austin are suspending music for the summer. Distances? really feeling the pinch? Have you noticed any changes to gigs?

Blue Blue - Serpentone (Oregon, USA)
Played Get Free from the "studio" in Porto de Soller back in early May (SnC 116).
Band formed in 2004, with the longest standing members being Erika (vox/songwriting/guitar-playing/diva-bitch), Cyrus (original drummer, who has done fill-in work since 2005), and most recently, the adorable multitasking almost-sober chick-magnet bassist known as Skot. Somehow, these three managed to eke out time on Sundays during 2007 to record an album of sorts at Marty Vincelli's "Big House." Which is a house, that is big. Many amazing musicians have supported this band by filling the rhythm slots for live shows, including Carl Keil, Morgan Grace, Sam Henry, Tom Drama, Tim Flanary, Carl Keil, nolan void, and Susan Costa.
www.serpentone.com
www.myspace.com/serpentone

"When I play a note on my guitar and it sustains just right - for a few seconds. I have everything I need for this world."
Preacher - Rick Fowler (Georgia, USA)
Rick Fowler's musical honesty creates an unsurpassed morphic resonance between him and his listeners. With a raw soul reminiscent of early Johnny Winter and aural suspense akin to Trower, Fowler delivers the energy, joy, anger and torment found in the very best of blues-rock. Preacher is from his album Back on my good foot available direct from his site or from CD Baby. Credit due to all musicians on the album: BASS: Michael C. Steele
DRUMS: Gerry Hansen,
Bill Berry
B3: Tim White,
Randall Bramblett
2ND GUITAR: Jonathan Dorsey
RESONATOR: Michael C. Steele
BG VOCS: Sherry Joyce, Michael C. Steele
http://rickfowler.com/
www.myspace.com/rickfowlerband

iTunes is playing up again

Three From Leith - Wed, 07/02/2008 - 18:34

*** EDIT - the problem has been resolved and the file is now available. Thanks for standing by ! ***

There seems to be a problem getting Show 141 via iTunes - no idea what the problem is this time, but this is really starting to get annoying.

Please either download it directly or hang in there while I tear my hair out trying to get it sorted out…

Video Links #59.5

Ourobouros Podcast - Wed, 07/02/2008 - 14:05

The second of my planned four mid-week extra episodes. This time the theme is bands I've played in the past who've recently sent me new music.

A couple of clarifications from the links in the show:

The Slants backgrounds are Chinese, Taiwanese, Vietnamese and Filipino. They also have a token caucasian.

Since I recorded the show The Ropes have made another track available on their myspace. It's the title track from their forthcoming album 'What They Do For Fun'. So at time of writing you can get four lovely mp3's for absolutely nothing.

 

As with last weeks show, there's not much on the video front and with only two videos I'm not going to put the video player on the myspace page. Here are the links though.

The Slants - Kokoro (I Fall To Pieces) [Live Performance]

The Ropes - I Don't Like To Get Dirty

 

See you at the weekend for the regular show and next Wednesday for another mini episode and remember it's got an explicit tag for a very good reason.

Ourobouros Podcast #59.5 - Midweek With Old Friends

Ourobouros Podcast - Wed, 07/02/2008 - 13:59

TRACK LIST

 

1: Co.Jack - Get Me Another Drink

2: Decora - First Hit Of The E.A.

3: The Slants - Kokoro (I Fall To Pieces)

4: The Ropes - I Don't Like To Get Dirty

The Intro Music is an excerpt from 'Put You In Your Place' by The Sunshine Underground 

All songs used with permission or are available under Creative Commons licenses.

Come See Me at the New Media Expo!!

Build The Church - Tue, 07/01/2008 - 23:43
I WANT TO MEET YOU!



Just a reminder that I'll be speaking at the 4th Annual New Media Expo 2008 in Las Vegas on August 14-16, 2008. The New Media Expo is a popular convention for podcasters, bloggers and other content creators. I look forward to meeting you there. You can register for a free exhibit hall and keynotes pass or for the paid conference below;

YES FREE EXHIBIT HALL PASSES ARE BEHIND THE BELOW LINK!!

http://www.newmediaexpo.com/incoming.php?linkid=1845

If you want to see what the heck I possibly can be talking about you can find my session by clicking the following link (yeah, I know FREE is better so after you click the above link, click the below link :) );

http://www.newmediaexpo.com/incoming.php?linkid=1897

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Dark Compass - Tue, 07/01/2008 - 10:17
Delay in the next show. Stay tunes, and subscribed.

Show 141 - Punk Sensibilities

Three From Leith - Tue, 07/01/2008 - 04:30

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This week, TFL comes over a bit punk. I seem to have had quite a few punk / alt-punk / ska-punk submissions recently, and I felt the time was right as I was particularly pumped-up and energetic at the time that I decided on the playlist. So, get the DMs on and start practising your best sneer as I play:

Jonny Dongel – ‘Sorry Simon’
Jonny’s MySpace
Email Jonny Dongel

Civilized Animal – ‘Revolutionary Girl’
Civilized Animal’s MySpace
Email Civilized Animal

My Education
“Sluts and Maniacs”
from “Bad Vibrations”
(Strange Attractors Audio House)

Buy at iTunes Music Store
Buy at Rhapsody
More On This Album

Jonny Dongel – ‘Snocker Snog & Shag’ / ‘A Fifth Of Nowhere’

The soundbed was ‘Essence of Dreams’ by Catherine Duc
Three From Leith theme-tune by Alex Aitken

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Homegrown Programme 116

Homegrown Podcast - Mon, 06/30/2008 - 20:19
"NOISE" - and lots of it in this late night ramble through an electric field of bluegrass, singer-songwriter, world groves, ambient vocies electronic dance and grungy guitar driven indie rock.
 
 Music:
 Mircopenis - Commie Students
 Postcode - Desert Scorn
 Crooked Still - The Adsentee
 Aaron Yorke - Before You Leave
 Various Artists - Re-renaissance Of The Celtic Harp
 Crammed Discs All Stars - Kocani Orkstar Vs Senior Coconut - Usti Usti Baba
 Jef Stot - Lamaset  Buy at iTunes Music Store
 Will Deynes - Better Way
 Running Still - Waiting For You
 Sara Ayers - Dark Dark Empty
 Velvet Code - Follow You Follow Me
 Project Red - Giving Me More Reasons
 Outer Circle - Life Is Here
 Jon Teknik - Radio Station
 
 Spoken Word:
 Jeremy Richards - T.S. Elliotts Lost Hip Hop Poem & If It Was A Snake

JTIP #22 2008.06.30 (40 Minutes) - Rockin' in the 150s

The JogTunes Indie Podcast - Mon, 06/30/2008 - 18:24

The 22nd episode of the The JogTunes Indie Podcast is up for running, cycling, and other BPM exercising. To experience and enjoy running and working out exactly to the beat of great indie music, please subscribe to the The JogTunes Indie Podcast or get the MP3. You can subscribe to it directly on iTunes by clicking here:

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In response to listener requests, this episode is a single-range, single-genre BPM workout. All of the tracks are rock tunes in the 150 to 159 BPM range. Feel free to use it alone, in tandem with sessions in other ranges, or as a part of a BPM sequenced workout of your own design. I'm eager to learn whether this format is helpful to paced exercisers. Please send your comments to comments at jogtunes.com.

All of the tracks are encores of tunes I've enjoyed playing and running to in the past.

The artists in this show are:

  • Momo-J
  • The National Pool
  • The Gentlemen!
  • What Made Milwaukee Famous
  • The Shakes
  • Rotten Cheri
  • Matthew Ebel
  • American Heartbreak
  • David Lane
  • Of Fate and Chance
  • I hope you enjoy this single range format and find it a useful addition to your paced workout collection. I welcome your financial support of my efforts. Please go to JogTunes.com and click the Donate button. No PayPal account is required. We're also offering our first special edition podcast episode for sale. It's talk free and there's an enhanced version for iPod users. Enhanced files allow rapid advancing to the next tune if you wish to shorten your run or skip a tune. You can find the Buy button for this offer on the JogTunes.com home page.

    Meanwhile, enjoy the music.

    Dr. Bob

    AMPED: Show #133

    AMPed Weekly Show - Mon, 06/30/2008 - 04:00

    This week's host:

    Alan from Darkhorse Radio

    Show: It's A Frog's Life Acoustic Podcast
    Song: From Speke To Waterloo (Steve Roberts & The Bank of England )

    Show: Ourobouros Podcast
    Song: Girls From Birkenhead (GK & The Renegades)

    Show: The DarkCompass Podcast
    Song: Camden Town (The Duel)

    Show: PC Podcast with Pete Cogle
    Song: Paris (Venus Verse)

    Show: Three From Leith Podcast
    Song: Daytrip To Salzburg (Papermoon)

    Show: Eclectic Mix
    Song: Paris (Yael Naim)

    Show: Ears to Hear
    Song: Great Wall of China (Sleeptalker)

    Show: Mostly Tunes
    Song: Cape Cod Massachusetts (Bumper Crop)

    Show: Indie Launchpad Podcast
    Song: Hello California (Salme Dahlstrom)

    Show: The PhiLL(er)
    Song: Seattle (The Hot Toddies)

    Show: Darkhorse Radio
    Song: Ballad of Alaska (Steve Roberts)

    [return to MusicPodcasting.org]

    The Pillar Cast 045

    The PillarCast - Sun, 06/29/2008 - 21:00

    Independence Day week! Enjoy the tunes from Seven Anyday, Big Stuf, Daniel’s Window, Last Day, a sneak preview of Joy Lippards latest, and Troy Smith. Make it a great week and enjoy your freedom! (thepillarcast.com/thepillarcast@gmail.com/+1.206.339.3665)

    electrical language no 129

    Electrical Language - Sat, 06/28/2008 - 16:13
    tryad; the hazey janes; the idea; whole sky monitor; the drowners; super nashwan: more detail at www.electricallanguage.co.uk
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