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1. Karma Police
   Shefita and Sabbaba
   http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t7Xt4ObtKas
2. Odd Shaped Nightfall
   Datax and Bymski
   https://soundcloud.com/#datax/datax-bymski-odd-shaped
3. Hakawati
   Secret Archives of the Vatican
   http://www.brokendrumrecords.com
4. 2nd Night in Tokushima
   Bymski
   https://soundcloud.com/#bymski
5. Free Syria
   Seelensack
   http://seelensack.bandcamp.com/track/free-syria
6. Into City of Homs
   Hevalkelli
   http://hevalkelli.bandcamp.com/album/free-syria
7. The Battle
   Hevalkelli
   http://hevalkelli.bandcamp.com/album/free-syria
8. Free Syria
   Hevalkelli
   http://hevalkelli.bandcamp.com/album/free-syria
9. I Wish I Could Play Dabke for all the Weddings in Syria
   California Crisis
   http://mchammerandtongs.bandcamp.com/track/i-wish-i-could-play-dabke-for-all-the-weddings-in-syria
10. Ait Oumrar
    Karim Ziad
    https://www.facebook.com/karim.ziad.96
11. Prophet, Priest & King
    Benjamin the Esquire
    https://soundcloud.com/#christcentric/benjamin-the-esquire-prophet

“Storytellers are a threat. They threaten all champions of control. They frighten usurpers of the right-to-freedom of the human spirit - in state, in church or mosque, in party congress, in the university or wherever.”
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It’s a special edition of The Roadhouse, featuring winners from the 2013 Blues Music Awards. I managed to get most of the major categories into the hour ahead and include such great artists as Michael Burks, Tab Benoit, Janiva Magness, The Mannish Boys, and Ruthie Foster. The 428th Roadhouse is one edition where I break a bit from the tagline - “the finest blues you’ve never heard” - to bring you just the finest blues, period, from the previous year.

Your favourite elctro duo are back in town. Sensual Harassment have released their second e.p. At last.

Sensual Harassment seem to wistfully draw upon popular music of the past as a way forward – whether it be the glossy pastiche of late 70’s disco in the leadoff track Make Me Human Again, the plastic island pleasure of Capri Suntan, or the synth-pop balladry of Rescue Me, which sounds like a forgotten Blondie hit.  Sensual Harassment almost revel in art of blurring the lines of disco, pop and new wave, all while filtering it through their own unique vision, creating something that remains both familiar and new.  

Equipped with a clearer vision, an irresistibly melodic new EP and approving nods from the likes of Pitchfork, Vice, XLR8R, CMJ and Dazed and Confused, Sensual Harassment seem destined to be one of 2013’s brightest new stars – in our solar system and their own.  (press release).

You can listen and download for free whole album at the band’s site.

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This week, we talk schools and discoveries. Plus we play our usual mix of cracking music.

Songs played

• Roman Mendez – Ya Se – from Buenes Aires, Argentina – source
• Sundayers – Para Mi – from Madrid, Spain – source
• Emerald Park – Modular Home – from Malmo, Sweden – source
• Anitek – The 3rd – from Morristown, NJ – source
• Maria Rodes – Busy – from Barcelona, Spain – source
• Loudog – Waste My Time – from Braunschweig, Germany – source
• The Search – Woman In The Corner – from Uppsala, Sweden – source
• Vagos Permanentes – Tiempo Por Dinero – from Alcalá de Henares, Spain – source

Intro: Chris Juergensen – Bug Lips
Outro: Mark Marshall – Man Walking

Topics

Amy’s SATs
BBC News: Tiverton school head tells parent party plans ‘risk exams’
Bradley Newell – Lou Dog
BBC News: Cleveland kidnappings
Autotuned interview

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Next week

The next show will be episode 262, which will be broadcast live in the chatroom on Friday 17 May 2013 from 21:30 UK time (UTC+0100).

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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

"Joy Ride" - The Beautiful Conspiracy; Geeknotes: Youth Speaks Teen Poetry Grand Slam, Julia Stein & Lionel Rolfe @ Beyond Baroque, Exact Change Press, Journal of Modern Poetry 15, Alabama Phoenix Festival, Danger Word Promo, Lazy Literary Agents In Self-Publishing Money Grab via Argo Navis; Open Mic Stage: "Love You To A Drum Beat" - PIXSID, "Bathed In Your Mystery" - Sleeping Prophet, "Spoken Like A Slave" - DIONVOX, "Yeah!" - Emotions Triggered, "Up To You" - Leo Folsom, "Dream Diary (Charlotte's Song)" - Analog Workshop, "Ms Mad Love" - fog people, "E​.​T​.​S. - The Mountain ft. NATHAN WOLFE" - PHREEWIL; Map Room: Twice as many entrepreneurs are over the age 50 as are under 25, Mobile phone carriers profit from phone theft, We still use the same words we did 15,000 years ago, The future of medicine is wearable, implantable, and personalized; Venue Verite: How To Mix Trip Hop - ellaskins; Music Bed: "Settled In" - Submerger, "The Illometer" - Arek

 

Yes I made it back from Iceland, thanks for asking. This week I play you the very best best best tunes this planet has to offer including Robin Mitchell ~ wide of the mark, Matt Blake ~ Take Up Your Knife, Pierre Massé ~ Sculpting the Light, Raphaël Novarina ~ Loin Des Fous, Stony Boy –  Darkest minds, Sunjacket ~ Alligator, Grant Sharkey ~ Future Dick, Lets Go Safari ~ Breeze Blocking, Evanstar-Wounds, Karl and the Marx Brothers ~ Colvin’s Blues, Anna Neale ~ Listen, Nick Tann ~ How Can It Be Wrong?, Slim Jim and the Castaways ~ Secret Lake, The Rising ~ Always Let You Down .

I also mentioned Zanzibar Studios who recorded and mixed Mat Blake’s single I also mentioned the Is This thing On Production at the Railway in Winchester and the special show next week , this is the great Ob.La.Di.Ob.La.Da. bar I played at in Reykjavik thanks so much David you can watch a recording here

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British producer Sorrow announces his forthcoming debut album via esteemed London label Monotreme Records.

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After a nightmare week and nothing working, it’s great to push a show out like this, It clams the savage beast, ready for the weekend.
Listen, of course with ears open, and volume set to 11.
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Don’t forget, London Podcrawl is on for June 22nd, be sure to come.

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You will hear:

1. Psychostick: Numbers (I can only count to Four) USA, Asher
2. Breed77: Low UK
3. Sister Sin: Fight Song Sweden, Victory Records
4. Steel Engraved: On High Wings we Fly Germany
5. Unxpect: Words Canada
6. Final Curse: Christiansanity USA
7. Devil To Pay: Prepare to Die USA
8. Enemo J: Heaven is My Hell (Without You) UK, Digital Media Records
9. Revel in Flesh: Torment in Fire Germany
10. Etecc: Creed on Demand Germany
11. Collapse: Heartwork UK, Transcend Records

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After a nightmare week and nothing working, it’s great to push a show out like this, It clams the savage beast, ready for the weekend.
Listen, of course with ears open, and volume set to 11.
Great stuff being sent, but still need more, please Submit Here.
Don’t forget, London Podcrawl is on for June 22nd, be sure to come.

Pic: Engraved Steel, by Veronika Nyssa

You will hear:

1. Psychostick: Numbers (I can only count to Four) USA, Asher
2. Breed77: Low UK
3. Sister Sin: Fight Song Sweden, Victory Records
4. Steel Engraved: On High Wings we Fly Germany
5. Unxpect: Words Canada
6. Final Curse: Christiansanity USA
7. Devil To Pay: Prepare to Die USA
8. Enemo J: Heaven is My Hell (Without You) UK, Digital Media Records
9. Revel in Flesh: Torment in Fire Germany
10. Etecc: Creed on Demand Germany
11. Collapse: Heartwork UK, Transcend Records

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Hey Anna, a New York based band are 3 sisters and two long-time best friends who started out in a small practice space in Newark, NJ.

The band’s new EP arrived yesterday on May 8th, and this is the first very infectious high energy single from the release. Go say hello and support them at any of the assorted social links that follow.

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Poor Edinburgh Man Junior… Last he surprised us with a late night vomit. Lovely. As a result Edinburgh Man Senior’s plans to go to the Sparrow and the Workshop launch gig tonight have been cancelled. As some sort of conciliation we start the show off with a great track from their new album. There’s also a play of the new single by Adam Stafford, both on Song, by Toad records. They really need to stop putting out such great releases, otherwise this podcast will just end up consisting entirely of their music.

It’s also a pre-recorded roaming outside broadcast as I walk through the streets of Edinburgh attempting to buy a coffee from Brew Lab…

Edinburgh Man #130 by Edinburgh Man on Mixcloud

1. Sparrow and the Workshop – “Flower Bombs” (Played courtesy of Song by Toad)
2. cryptobebelem – “Second Story Window” (Played courtesy of cryptobebelem, Released under a Creative Commons licence)
3. Carb On Carb – “Smash” (Played courtesy of Carb On Carb, Released under a Creative Commons licence)
4. Hollowed Boy – “Sex With A Sad Girl” (Played courtesy of Hollowed Boy, Released under a Creative Commons licence)
5. Adam Stafford – “Please” (Played courtesy of Song by Toad / Adam Stafford)
6. Gorgon and the Destroyers – “I don’t care anymore” (Played courtesy of Gorgon and the Destroyers, Released under a Creative Commons licence)
7. NEW WIVES – “lucy (song about her)” (Played courtesy of NEW WIVES, Released under a Creative Commons licence)
8. Cancertron – “Seriously” (Played courtesy of Cancertron, Released under a Creative Commons licence)

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Grayson from cOnspiracy of Angels joined us from his current residence at the Institute of Perception in the high desert of California. He tells us his journey from being a trim carpenter in Oklahoma City to now being a desert resident and his opinions on where true independent music comes from. I billed it as the “personal journey to independent music” but we talked about much more than that.

• Telemagica Festival
• Institute of Perception
• All Orange Multimedia
• cOnspiracy of Angels
• Trinity and her photo business in Oklahoma City

Grayson rocking out on stage with cOnspiracy of Angels

An Escape queue to get in! Lots of Aussie bands on this week’s show. Most at TGE next week.

Music from almost opposite ends of the earth this week. We have the second of our Icelandic features and from round the other side and almost as far down, a bunch of tracks from Aussie bands that will be showcasing at The Great Escape next week. There’s quite a variety.

We also have news of what may be the sad demise of The Rolling Stones as their current US tour looks rather shaky.

 

Easy Lad – The Upskirts (Sydney, Australia)

Sydney four-­piece The Upskirts are a hard band to pin down. With two 5-track EP’s under their belts they have dabbled in psychedelic textures and reverberated surf – rock guitar riffs, frenzied post-punk idiocy and garage pop grooves.

What is left is an eclectic amalgam of rock music, and a band that is excited rather than ambivalent about the music they play.

Their live shows are a swoon of highs and lows with an unmistakable dynamic energy that has turned heads and raised eyebrows.

Having played countless shows across bars, rooftops, backyards and courtyards in Sydney and up and down the east coast, The Upskirts have an exciting year ahead in 2013.

They’re here in the UK for their first overseas tour as well as playing at the Great Escape in Brighton next week.

With plans to head back into the studio again very soon, it can only be expected that the band will continue to surprise, so do yourself a favour, buy a record, see a show and disregard your expectations.

SUNDAY 12th MAY @ THE AUSSIE BBQ at CARGO, SHOREDITCH 4:30pm

WEDNESDAY 15th MAY @ DUBLIN CASTLE, CAMDEN 8:00pm

THURSDAY 16th MAY @ THE HAUNT, BRIGHTON 1:15pm

SATURDAY 18th MAY @ STICKY MIKE’S FROG BAR, BRIGHTON (Official Great Escape Showcase) 6:45pm

www.facebook.com/TheUpskirts

 

War Hero – Biggi Hilmars (Iceland)

Blending classical, electronic, ambient, avant-garde and pop influences, Biggi Hilmars has developed a distinctive, haunting, provocative, original music style, for which he is becoming so sought-after.

Born in 1978 in Reykjavik, the London based composer and artist has already made an impact on the film and tv scene composing for international films such as IDFA and Edda Oscar Awards nominee ‘Future of Hope’ (2010) and ‘Heaven on Earth’ (2009) by award winning director Deepa Mehta and most recently his music was featured on Ridley Scott’s ‘Life in A Day’ movie trailer.

Biggi fronts the band Ampop, which has written award-winning albums ‘My Delusions’ (2006), ‘Sail to the Moon’ (2007) and a string of hits ‘My Delusions’, ‘Gets Me Down’ in his homeland.

Brought up listening to artists such as Pink Floyd, David Bowie, Electric Light Orchestra, Depeche Mode, Brian Eno and The Beatles (to name but few), his interest in classical music was never far away. In his late 20´s after moving to London he started working with classical musicians, which lit his interest in writing classical music.

Here’s a live performance from the ‘All We Can Be‘ debut album release concert at Frikirkjan Church, Reykjavik on October 4th.

www.biggihilmars.com

@biggihilmars

 

Crack in a Stone – Hjaltalin (Reykjavik, Iceland)

Great news for UK fans of the cinematic and splendid Icelandic group Hjaltalin – they are heading to dear old Blighty for a run of dates in May!

The group kick things off at the Social in central London on May 14th, before playing the Hoxton Bar And Grill on the following night. They then hotfoot it down to sunny (possibly) Brighton to play Above Audio on 16th and the Brighthelm Centre on 17th. For further up to the minute details, swing by the band’s Facebook page.

www.facebook.com/hjaltalinband

www.hjaltalinmusic.com

 

One More Tear – Echo and the Empress (Adelaide, Australia)

Meet Echo and the Empress, a South Australian based musical collaboration of two sisters and 4 piece live on stage. In May 2012 their song Balloon was announced as the winner in the Pop Category for the 12th Annual International Independent Music Awards. After their big win, the girls were invited to play Gorgeous Festival in late 2012 alongside other great Australian musicians such as Missy Higgins and Dan Sultan. This is where UK’s highly regarded festival booker, Martin Elbourne, saw the girls and invited them to perform at the UK’s Great Escape Festival next week. They also joined the line up for Liverpool sound city and are set for Live at Leeds.

As their performance journey continues, Sam and Elise join the girls on stage with percussion and bass that adorn the simple E&E sounds with vitality. After launching their debut self-titled album on the 31st March at The Promethean in South Australia, the girls have now released a new single One More Tear.

You can hear more music at their site and catch them live, just as I’m intending to do at TGE:

9 May Underbelly, 5 Bywell Pl London W1T 3DN, 8pm

14 May Talking Heads in Southampton  7:30pm

16 May The Great Escape Festival @ Digital at 6.30pm

17 May The Great Escape Festival @ The Hope at 12.30pm

www.echoandtheempress.com

 

It’s not been a good week for the Stones

Tickets for their show at Staples Centre in LA were going very slowly last week only the day before you could get blocks of 8 seats together, whole sections of the venue were very patchily sold. Thousands of seats available, but then they were charging up to $600 per seat and you had to buy at least 2 seats.

Then they caved in – thousands of seats were discounted to $85 and, of course the venue sold out with quesues around the block. Just like it used to be when concert tickets cost under $10.

Sales for further dates on their 50th anniversary tour are also weak – at those vastly inflated prices.

Then, to whip up a bit of interest they release video on their own official YouTube channel that is utterly laughable, as Bob Lefsetz said a couple of days ago, “This is The Stones. A band that can’t even play “The Last Time” as well as you did in middle school.”

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lLRD1R8GNgY

Watch the video, if you can, and then take a look at the comments.

It’s just so very sad, seeing a once great band descend into mediocrity and greed.

But it gets worse – they need to really promote the hell out of the rest of the tour. But please, not like this:

“Mick’s Message to the Bay Area”: www.youtube.com/watch?v=uY1iShruBXg

To put the icing on the cake, they are just releasing ‘Brussels Affair‘ mega-package, which includes a once-rare recording of the Stones playing Brussels in 1973 (on vinyl), a tour lithograph, a Seiko lip-and-tongue watch, vintage packaging, even a book with Jagger’s signature. It’s an edition limited to 1,727 copies so it will probably sell out – in every sense.

The base price starts at $750, with the minimum shipping and tax putting the price tag at $845.

It’ll be interesting to see what happens to ticket prices. Perhaps this will signal the beginning of a return to sanity.

 

Oh Innocence – Dune (Melbourne, Australia)

Having worked within the confines of various musical genres over the years as a professional musician, Dune had found herself increasingly dissatisfied with toeing the line. “I needed to isolate and go deeper into my own psyche, a place that was not always comfortable,” she says. “I realised the only way I would have the freedom to do what I wanted was to build my own studio, which I did last year with my husband, and then record and release my music independently.

Dune has a love of the lineage of electronica. “Some of the tracks definitely echo the music being made around the time I was born,” she says. “My dad was active in the experimental electronic movement in the UK in the 1970s, and a lot of the synths I was using, like the Roland Jupiter 8, were his old gear from that time.”

The results are a fusion of tribal beats, eastern scales and an occasional mosey into the avant-garde. While Dune is best known for her vocal portfolio, she’s also a skilled keyboard player, evidenced by the adept nods to synth pioneers like Brian Eno and Gary Numan. Pangs of distorted reverb and analogue delay shimmer throughout the songs, which are broken down to their key components and never overplayed. It’s a restraint that belies her years spent at the Sydney Conservatorium of Music.

Jade MacRae – vocals, keyboards and other stuff

Luke Hodgson – bass and winning shirts

Leigh Fisher – drums and samples and good vibes

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Sounds Australia

“As the weather gets hotter in the Northern hemisphere, so too do the opportunities for Australian artists to showcase their talents to the world. The UK is first cab off the rank, with Sounds Australia presenting The Aussie BBQ in London on May 12 at Cargo with 12 bands for a huge 12 hours… plus the obligatory BBQ feast.

We then return to Brighton for The Great Escape, with 20 Australian artists hitting the seaside town to no doubt dazzle and delight international delegates and local fans alike.

Come May 21, we head to the even warmer climes of Singapore, where nine Australian artists will showcase at Music Matters, “Asia’s #1 celebration of music discovery”, including a keynote performance from Gurrumul and The Aussie BBQ showcase.

May is also the time for Aussie artists get applications in for local and international showcasing opportunities later in the year.

Reeperbahn Festival takes place in Hamburg, Germany from 25-28 September and application are open until July 1.

CMJ Music Marathon happens in New York City 15-19 October and applications to play close June 26.

Amsterdam Dance Event, taking place in The Netherlands 16-20 October, also has an application form to showcase (no closing date advertised).

Back home, and Brisbane’s BIGSOUND Live applications have just been extended to May 20. Apply here for the chance to showcase to local and international delegates between 11-13 September.

Keep an eye on Sounds Australia’s Facebook, Twitter and Instagram accounts for updates on the action as it happens, and don’t forget to download the smartphone app for Android and iPhone for artist and industry profiles, video, audio and contact details.”

www.soundsaustralia.com.au

 

Desert – Messrs (Adelaide, Australia)

Messrs’ story officially begins in 2011, but their heritage goes way back. Having played together in various musical guises over the years, the band’s five members – Josh Moore on vocals, Justin Walker on guitar, Chad Hooper on drums and brothers Craig and Shane Lock on bass and synth respectively – took a long time to finally feel comfortable in their creative shoes.

Eschewing their skittish, scatty indie punk stylings of their earlier days, Messrs re-emerged a much more honed and focused unit in 2011.

Having toured extensively, playing festivals such as The Great Escape (UK), The Big Day Out (AUS) and Parklife (AUS) and supporting the likes of Phoenix, Neon Indian and Kele, Messrs eventually got around to putting out their debut EP in late 2012. Welcome To Nowhere dropped last November to immediate acclaim, reaching the Top 40 in the Australian iTunes Albums Chart. The EP’s lead single “Desert” also made a massive impact, racking up nearly 60,000 Vimeo views to date.

They’re not at TGE this year but someone’s got to entertain the folks back home. They’re playing the Grace Darling in Adelaide in Friday night.

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Ouçam esta edição do podcast para saberem como receber um disco que reúne artistas da Azáfama. 1: Capitão Capitão – Folhas (Lisboa, Portugal) 2: Dear Telephone – That violin lesson sucks (Barcelos, Portugal) Comprar: Bandcamp Association of Music Podcasting: http://musicpodcasting.org/ Twitter: www.twitter.com/cowboycantor Facebook: www.facebook.com/cowboycantor Soundcloud: http://soundcloud.com/sarodrigo Assinaturas: Correio electrónico, Feedburner, iTunes

The Sunsleepers are an indie-pop band from Melbourne, Australia.

“Stace + Amanda bring a fresh feel to indie-pop with the latest single ‘Kaleidoscope’ from their new EP aptly titled Brightness.
The expressive depth to their songs – songs of hope, indecision and personal truth – is contrasted by double vocal tracking, vibrant pop melodies and hooky indie-rock guitar riffs. The EP is available on Bandcamp and iTunes, and for free download on Triple J Unearthed.”

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Our conversation about “real independent music” moved on from the business side to the personal side. Grayson from cOnspiracy of Angels joined us from his current residence at the Institute of Perception in the high desert of California. He tells us his journey from being a trim carpenter in Oklahoma City to now being a desert resident and his opinions on where true independent music comes from. I billed it as the “personal journey to independent music” but we talked about much more than that.

Claire and I also revealed who won the April Top Ten and who’s going to have to wear some fake tan for a few days as the sore loser.

Grayson from Conspiracy of Angels

Title Album Artist Stick It In The Summer – EP JonPaul Palombo The Start to an End (part 2) The 1930′s The 1930s Animal Fair Animal Fair EP Little Brother Eli Anita’s Last Dance Images of Youth Presley Johnson Dr. A Transcendelia cOnspiracy of Angels Irritated Shadow Irritated Shadow Wily Bo Walker & Amir Ben-Haim Maps Maps Fitz. Living the Dream Built By Angels Jon Byrne Eight Thirteen The Antidote EP The Knitted Cap Club Without You Without You Marie Lala Just Suppose Relate Neon Highwire Interview with Grayson from cOnspiracy of Angels Beginnings Beginnings cOnspiracy of Angels Butterfly HIT MACHINE All Orange Multimedia meets cOnspiracy of Angels

 

See you next week in the live chat room with Jon Byrne!

~JW

Recorded in the winter of 2012, Ketch Harbour Wolves’ third album, Queen City: Volume One, is now available on Dead Calm Records in Canada.

The eight songs on Queen City: Volume One attempt to create a map of songs for Toronto arising out of specific sites within the city (Leslie Spit, Prince Edward Viaduct, Toronto Dominion Centre), weaving together history, mythology, and personal reflection into a dream-like cinematic narrative.

The title, ‘Queen City’ refers to one of several monikers that Toronto has gone by since its foundation in the early 19th century. And yet the city shares this title with many other places throughout North America making it general and specific at the same time. Toronto serves as a backdrop for universal human emotions (love, death and longing) and Queen City: Volume One is a reminder that each of us has similar dreams and desires, no matter the location.

We’re very excited here at Insomnia that our favorites Ketch Harbour have another solid release out, so please help us spread the word by sharing a few links below.

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Please. Send me some spring/summer weather. It’s May and it’s as though winter has never ended. Thank you. In the meantime, beat the cold with some very hot music.

Bruise – Jennifer

The Fiery Piano – More Like A Tiger, Less Like A Dove

GUMS! – The Willow Cafe / Function Suite

The soundbed was ‘Landform’ by Solar Fields
Three From Leith theme-tune by Alex Aitken

Big props given out to:
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Thank you for continuing to support the independent artists in 2013 by listening, feeding back and buying their music.

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Hailing from Elgin in the north east of Scotland, His Name Is Codeine are releasing their album The Only Truth Is Music on 30th May.

“Starting as a trio of Lyn Ralph (vocals, bass, drum looper), Marc Roy (guitar, vocals) and Mark Simpson (guitar, vocals) in 2010, and adding in 2013 drummer Stu Russell, as well as Elizabeth Maycox (percussion, keys, drones) and Ian Dickson (guitars) to bolster the live sound. Slowly gaining an underground following through early releases Before The Apple Fell and Shoot To Kill, His Name Is Codeine spent 2012 recording their debut album, titled The Only Truth Is Music… because it is.”
[via Dead Book Records]

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The Metal Deli #96
By Kimmi Rudolph
Tags: Deli, Metal, The
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YELLOWTOOTH -- John Wilkes Booth

DEAD IN 5 -- Pressure Head

EAR DANGER -- Hellish Wings

TEXAS HIPPIE COALITION -- Pissed Off & Mad About It

CROWNED BY FIRE -- I Spit On  Your Curse

GRAVEHUFFER -- Circle of Blood

LANTERN -- Demons in My Room

NO OMEGA -- Sleeping In

OF THE DEAD -- Stay The Trend

THROUGH ASHES -- See Me Now

TO DUST -- Remorse