Cowboy Cantor Extra: The Glockenwise (Barcelos, Portugal)
EndAnd: Snow Song

New York Noise Rock/Punk band EndAnd released their album Mechanics & Energetics of Stilt-Running, available from Bandcamp on a pay what you like basis. Fronted by Daniel Fern on guitar & vocals, with Bill Fitzgerald, Bass & Vocals and Mike Morales on Drums.
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2 Andrew Abaria - Kiss Me 050913
3 Red Emprez - Chanson and the fog
4 The ICE CREAMS - Everyones Got A Skeleton
5 Dan-O - Something Strange
6 Modern Echo - Finding a Way
7 Wasted Fangs - Smoke and Mirrors
8 Maria Daines - The Man in Pink
9 misho - Esensa
10 Ghost Children of Calico - I Loved You Then As I Love You Now
11 Freeky Cleen and Dickey F - 9. Jail In My Heart
12 Ummagma - Upsurd
13 Arran Arctic - Lonely Accordion
14 Plastic Sky - Walls of Thorns
15 Hello Caller - We Caught Fire
16 gal giberstein - Takshiv La Ketsev
Field Mouse: Tomorrow is Yesterday
Field Mouse is a four-piece dream pop band from Brooklyn, NY, seamlessly interweaving influences from shoegaze, indie, and power pop.
The band has been recording tracks for their first full length album and are self-releasing a few songs, which includes the first single released this past February, Tomorrow is Yesterday. Today’s featured song is described as an energetic take on melodic early-90s indie rock, with singer-guitarist Rachel Browne’s sweet, wistful vocals over a surge of feedback mixed with dreamy pop.
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Download Tomorrow is YesterdayTrivial Shields: Enough
Trivial Shields release their second single Enough, in anticipation of their forthcoming EP Invisible Winter.
The song was recorded to tape at esteemed SF studio Tiny Telephone by Bay Area luminary Robert Shelton (DRMS); eerie tape effects, haunting vibraphone and rich harmonies combine in an attempt to express a state of persistent alienation.
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The Metal Deli #98
By Kimmi Rudolph
Tags: Deli, Metal, The
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The Metal Deli #98
LOW TWELVE -- Zombie Road
MATRICIDE -- We Are Alive
YOUR LIFE IN WORDS -- Honey Badger
NEVI'IM -- Walk On
MEMORY OF A MELODY -- Mask
AS KING -- Brutal
CHAOS BEYOND -- One Click Away
DOWNFALL 2012 -- Face to Face
DAYLIGHT DAWNS -- Truth
C.P.X. -- Just Let Me Breathe
STANDING PENANCE -- I Live My Life Today
LOW TWELVE -- A Call To Hate
Idiosyncratic Transmissions Podcast – Episode 82
Music from Mevio, Ariel Publicity, and the FuMP. Theme song from Dan at DanOSongs.com.
Idiosyncratic Transmissions is a proud member of the Association of Music Podcasting.
Scarethedaylights – Deep Dark Black
Harmonic Blue – Subreality
The Kindling – Hunting Stars
The Great American Robber Barons – At The Hands of the Robber Barons
Distant Treelines – The Foot of the Hill
Nuclear Bubblewrap – Pac-Man
AMPed Show #388
Hosted this week by Ro of DarkCompass
Show: Kimmi & The Metal Deli
Song: Maybe (A.D.D.)
Show: Euterpia Radio : Rock !
Song: The Light (The Lora G Band)
Show: Erk FM
Song: Ambulance (Vanity Riots)
Show: Suffolk 'n' Cool
Song: Now You See Me (Funke and the Two Tone Baby)
Show: Insomnia Radio: Canada
Song: Cut My Teeth (Navy Skies)
Show: The Justin Wayne Show
Song: No-Knock (Analog Birds)
Show: The Bugcast
Song: The 3rd (Anitek)
Show: Insomnia Radio
Song: Let It Go (Fossil Collective)
Show: DarkCompass
Song: Make it Suffer (Cavorts)
Some musical content in this weeks show contains language which might offend.
Monks of Mellonwah: Sky And The Dark Night – Part 2 – Control
Australian Progresssive Rock band Monks of Mellonwah have released their third EP called Sky And The Dark Night, and this is Part 2 – Control, the single from it. The EP is being released on Vinyl and Digital only. Their debut full-length album is currently in production.
Nice to have a bit of Prog on the Network occasionally.
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Euterpia Radio 054 : Country Blues
Du blues et de la country, voici le programme de cette 54ème édition. Cela fait un moment que j’en parle, mais bientôt je vais la faire, cette édition spéciale d’Euterpia Radio entièrement composée de morceaux de blues ! Et une autre, entièrement consacrée à la country, suivra peu après.
Du coté de la Suisse, tous ce passe bien, on est encore en plein chantier, mais de toutes façons, il va falloir que ça soit terminé pour dans deux semaines, pour les premières visites des amis français !
Du coup, je vous laisse avec la playlist de la semaine, et moi, je m’en retourne au montage des luminaires et autre meubles en provenance de Suède.
Bonne semaine à tous !
- Kane Harrison – Fall (Fall (Single), 0)
- Shanytown – Peace of Mind (Shanytown
, 2011)
- Arthur Lee Land – True North ( Cracked Open, 2013)
- Skinny Molly – After You (Haywire Riot
, 2012)
- The Rev. Jimmie Bratcher – Check your Blues at the Door (Secretly Famous
, 2013)
- Adam Fears – There is a Girl out there (There is a Girl out there (Single), 2013)
- James Wesley – Thank a Farmer (Thank a Farmer (Single), 2013)
- Ray Scott – Those Jeans (Those Jeans
, 2012)
- Chely Wright – Broken (Lifted Off The Ground (Amazon MP3 Exclusive) [Explicit]
, 2010)
- Louie Bello – Shotgun (Shotgun
, 2013)
Flashback : Kim Edwards – It Was Me (Wanderlust, 2012)
Contacts : Par mail à info @ euterpia-radio . fr, @euterpiaradio sur twitter, ou notre page Facebook
Sources : AirPlay Direct, CyberPR, Deuce, Global Radio Promotion, Radio Submit
Introduction et fermeture musicale : Josh Woodward, Cheapskate Romantic
Ecouter aussi :- Arthur Lee Land dans Euterpia Radio 053 : Au revoir !
- Kane Harrison dans Euterpia Radio 053 : Au revoir !
- Kim Edwards dans Euterpia Radio 028 : En retard !
- Shanytown dans Euterpia Radio 053 : Au revoir !
- Skinny Molly dans Euterpia Radio 053 : Au revoir !
Teenage Kicks: Middle of the Night
Toronto’s TEENAGE KICKS have released their latest six song EP ‘Be On My Side’, which finds the group expanding beyond the grungy power-pop of the first release. We like the description of the music which is likened to “the girl you meet in high school that you end up marrying ten years later. Their songs stay with you, and you grow to love more about them as time goes by”.
Shortly before the release of the EP, the band unveiled the Teenage Kicks Singles Club, a service that will deliver two new songs to subscribers every few months. “It’s a way for us to get our music out to our fans without them having to wait however long for our albums to come out,” vocalist Van Helvoort points out. “We’ve got so many songs in the archives, some of which we’ve been playing for years, but they just haven’t shown up on our albums. So instead of letting them fade into obscurity, we wanted to share them all with whoever wants to listen to them, for free.”
This single and video are definitely one of our new favorites here at Insomnia and a great way to segue-way out of Spring and toward the Summer months. Check them out and make sure to sign up for the Singles Club at the link on their website below.
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Download Middle of the Nightthe bugcast 262 – It’s Eurovision… but better!
This week, we talk Eurovision and fashion sense, and play 8 great tracks.
- In Isolation – Berlin – from Nottingham, UK – source
- Josh Woodward – California Lullabye – from Findlay, OH – source
- Sopris – Highs and Lows – from London, UK – source
- Retrosonic – Until The End – from Catania, Italy – source
- Stephen Anthony – This Illusion, Love – from Doncaster, UK – direct from the artist
- Curious – Eclipse – from Bielefeld, Germany – source
- Amanda Palmer & The Grand Theft Orchestra – Want It Back – from Boston, MA – source
- Karate Free Stylers – Trials – from Olsztyn, Poland – source
Intro: Chris Juergensen – Bug Lips
Outro: Mark Marshall – Man Walking
Eurovision
Abercrombie and Fitch
Please leave us feedback on the music or any of the topics that we’ve discussed
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Next weekThe next show will be episode 263, which will be broadcast live in the chatroom on Friday 24 May 2013 from 21:30 UK time (UTC+0100).
Special thanks go to
The artists for allowing us to play their music.
Everyone who joined us in the chat room for the live broadcast of this show.
Internet Archive for hosting the podcast files
Ubuntu UK Podcast for the use of their Icecast server
Euterpia Radio for the use of their Shoutcast server
Butterflies Radio for relaying the live stream on their own service
Sundown Lounge #323

"Düşer Sözler (Words Fall)" - Sapan; Geeknotes: URBAN TWANG @ Uncommon Ground, Bob Lawrence is Waiting 4 the Bus, Pints & Prose, Crankshaft May Update, Rusty Wright Band Summer Tour Schedule, Smog Veil May Update, Aziza Zina; Open Mic Stage: "Dressing Room" - The Away Days, "ama askim yok (No, but my love)" - Direc-t, "Sokaklar (The Streets)" - Eskiz, Turkish Youth Culture - lypamelitte, "Benim Dünyam (My World)" - Saian Sakulta Salkım, "Degistik (Changed)" - Ali EREL, "Neoycmatic Moskow 2013" - İbrahim Celik, "Sıra sende (It's your turn)" - Vaviyen, "Bulut" - konstruKt; Map Room: 40% of chronic back pain patients could be cured with antibiotics, SheerWind wind turbine can generate 600% more energy than conventional turbines, What Your Body Will Do in the Next 30 Seconds, A Human Stem Cell Has Been Cloned For the First Time; Venue Verite: 'Syria unrest may spill over into Turkey' - PressTVGlobalNews; Music Bed: "Love Drops (Demo/deneme)" - Elsewhere Duo, "trippy shit" - ezy rider
Is This Thing On Podcast 179

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SONGS FOR SALE!!!
And what a cornucopia of coolness I have for you this week!
Robin Mitchell ~ Wide of the Mark, Wise Children ~ Winter’s Wall, Little Brother Eli ~ Awkward Position, Bela Takes Chase ~ Take What’s Mine, Lucy Kitchen ~ Autumn, David Miatt ~ You Know Who, Roo Savile ~ One Step, Krab ~ Only Love Can Mend a Brocken Heart, Catfish and The Bottlemen ~ SideWinder, Sarah Saville ~ Transparent, Nick Tann ~ Treat Me Mean, The Manic Shine ~ Burn Me On The Ceiling, Charley Macauley ~ Foolin’
All good and NOTHING BAD!
A Grave With No Name: Aurora
On Tuesday 2nd July A Grave With No Name will return with a new album titled Whirlpool on Lefse Records. Recorded over the course of a year at Holy Mountain Studios in London.
Whirlpool completes a narrative trilogy for A Grave With No Name – a trilogy that began in 2009 with the release of Mountain Debris (Lefse/No Pain In Pop), and continued with 2011’s Lower (Boiled Egg).
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Tour
Monday 8th July – PARIS, Trabendo*
Wednesday 10th July – AMSTERDAM, Paradiso*
Monday 15th July – LEEDS, Brudenell Social Club*
Tuesday 16th July – MANCHESTER, Gorilla*
Wednesday 17th July – LONDON, Birthdays+
Thursday 18th July – BIRMINGHAM, Hare & Hounds*
Monday 22nd July – BERGEN, Landmark*
Tuesday 23rd July – OSLO, Parkeatreat*
*with Youth Lagoon
+Headline (with The Proper Ornaments, Old Forest)
Edinburgh Man #131
I know I know that I shouldn’t… especially when there are at least two great looking gigs this Saturday night, but I can’t help myself. It’s Eurovision. Car crash television for sure. Forget about watching Doctor Who behind the sofa – this is the scary one. Terrifying song after terrifying song, terrifying presenter after terrifying presenter, terrifying satellite link-up after terrifying satellite link-up. It’s incredible.
Anyway, enough about that. Tonight’s podcast wasn’t live. Not because I didn’t try. Something has gone wrong in the Intertubes, and I wasn’t able to fix it. So tonight it’s just me, and a slightly cheaper microphone.
Edinburgh Man #131 by Edinburgh Man on Mixcloud
1. Book Group – “BOP” (Played courtesy of Book Group)
2. Les Savy Fav – “What Would Wolves Do?” (Played courtesy of Wichita Records / Music Alley)
3. The Spook School – “Something” (Played courtesy of The Spook School / Soft Power Records)
4. Mississippi Sheiks – “Still I’m Traveling On” (Played courtesy of archive.org)
5. Joshua Burnside – “Concubine” (Played courtesy of Joshua Burnside)
6. 24hours – “Columbo Stops By…” (Played courtesy of 24hours, Released under a Creative Commons licence)
7. Long hat pins – “Handful of heart” (Played courtesy of Long hat pins, Released under a Creative Commons licence)
8. Lost Tapes – “War in The Netherlands” (Played courtesy of EardrumsPop, Released under a Creative Commons licence)
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DC 574 Against the Heart
This week, making show with at least an hour of music, and more people singing praises about the show again.
Been to any great rock and metal gigs lately? share them with me.
Listen to the show, of course, with ears open and volume set to 11.
Don’t forget, if you want your music played here submit music via our page, and London Podcrawl is on for June 22nd, be sure to come.
Pic: Heart in Hand
You will hear:
- Lovelorn Dolls: After Dark Belgium, Alfa Matrix
- Heart in Hand: Almost There UK, Seige of Amida, Impericon
- Revoltage: Criminal UK
- Chosen: Defective Prospection Ireland, Asher
- The Modern Age Slavery: Th Dawn Prayer Italy, Pavement Entertainment, Clawhammer
- In Vain: Against The Grain Norway, Indie Recordings
- Psychostick: Hate Time 8 USA, Asher
- Collapse: Acolyte UK, Transcend Records
- Sister Sin: I Stand Alone Sweden, Victory Records
- Blood Tsunami: The Rape of Nanking Norway, Indie Recordings
- Potential Threat SF: Edge of Sanity USA,
- Hacride: To Numb The Pain France, Indie Recordings
- Steak Number Eight: Ashore Belgium, Indie Recordings
- Cavorts: Make it Suffer UK, Transcend
DC 574 Against the Heart
This week, making show with at least an hour of music, and more people singing praises about the show again.
Been to any great rock and metal gigs lately? share them with me.
Listen to the show, of course, with ears open and volume set to 11.
Don’t forget, if you want your music played here submit music via our page, and London Podcrawl is on for June 22nd, be sure to come.
Pic: Heart in Hand
You will hear:
- Lovelorn Dolls: After Dark Belgium, Alfa Matrix
- Heart in Hand: Almost There UK, Seige of Amida, Impericon
- Revoltage: Criminal UK
- Chosen: Defective Prospection Ireland, Asher
- The Modern Age Slavery: Th Dawn Prayer Italy, Pavement Entertainment, Clawhammer
- In Vain: Against The Grain Norway, Indie Recordings
- Psychostick: Hate Time 8 USA, Asher
- Collapse: Acolyte UK, Transcend Records
- Sister Sin: I Stand Alone Sweden, Victory Records
- Blood Tsunami: The Rape of Nanking Norway, Indie Recordings
- Potential Threat SF: Edge of Sanity USA,
- Hacride: To Numb The Pain France, Indie Recordings
- Steak Number Eight: Ashore Belgium, Indie Recordings
- Cavorts: Make it Suffer UK, Transcend
Joe Hertler & The Rainbow Seekers: Home for a Funeral
Four of the six members of today’s featured Detroit based band have fronted other projects, but during the past few years they have united under first-time bandleader, Joe Hertler, to create sublime folk tinged with Motown, funk, and pop. “When we met Joe,” says bassist and producer of Hertler’s first album, Kevin Pritchard, “He was a weird dude with sideburns hiding behind an accordion. Now he’s a confident front man with a flower on his head and a mic in his hand.”
Joe Hertler started as a successful solo artist, and then formed a duo with guitarist Ryan Hoger. That duo expanded when they caught the eye of Pritchard, who asked them to do a special performance in Bigger Brush Media’s Quilted Attic. Soon, drummer and life long friend of Pritchard, Rick Hale, joined the band, bringing his jazz-trained services into the mix. After the release of the first Rainbow Seekers album, On Being, which has sold an impressive 1,400 copies to date with no outside help, the band grew again. Keyboardist Micah Braken and saxophone prodigy Aaron Stinson joined, giving the group a decidedly classic turn.
Live instruments, live musicianship, and live energy became the creed of The Rainbow Seekers and led them to their newest live recordings at The Russell. Today’s track is a single released in June of 2012, following the release of On Being, and preceding the live sessions. We found it on their BandCamp page, loved it, and wanted to share this along with one of the Live Sessions (over at our Live & Acoustic feed).
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