The West: Wild Hearts
THE WEST, a female fronted group from Los Angeles, CA have released a new single, ‘Wild Hearts’ after about five months of working on tracks with producer DJ Schwartz. Their goal is a possible new album and music video before Summer hits.
Wild Hearts is a great anthemic single, a promising debut for this relatively new group. Give them your support at any of the links below.
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Download Wild HeartsJW Show 192: Nick Tann Joins the Discussion
Nick Tann joined the discussion about independent music this week bringing his own music, plays live on the air for us and plays us a few artists from his podcast, Is This Thing On. (Spoiler alert: it is.) Claire and I hash out with the penalty will be for whomever’s song isn’t picked at the top of our April Top Ten and the brand new chatroom facilitates lots of great discussion. So good in fact, we had a little chatroom afterparty.
Listen to (and download if you like) the chatroom afterparty here.

Nick Tann
Title Album Artist We Had It All Images of Youth Presley Johnson Don’t You Be Too Cool The Deadline Shakes The Deadline Shakes Not Turning Back Just Feel Love EP Dirty Proper Too Late Opera of love These Reigning Days Crazy Momma Nick Tann Nick Tann Know Me Well Blue and Bordeaux Blue and Bordeaux We Are Liars The Season Laura Marie Joke Is On Me Darker Things Fashion Week Sugar and Mess April Maybe May April Maybe May Take Whats Mine Bela Takes Chase Bela Takes Chase Push and Pull King Never King Never Interview with Nick Tann The Day After The Night Before Bought Online Nick Tann 3:00 AM Bought Online Nick Tann Don’t (demo) Nick Tann Demos Nick Tann It’s the after party… Just Feel Love Just Feel Love EP Dirty Proper 10 HARD RAIN The Season Laura Marie A Day at the Doctor Disk 2 Paul Stokes
See you next week with Grayson and Claire
~JW
the bugcast 260 – Unseen and not forgotten
This week, we talk live with Kevie from Unseen Studio about his new community podcast project, CCJam. Plus we play our usual mix of fantastic music.
- Spit Rusty – Drift Alone – from Horsens/Aarhus, Denmark – source
- Fall Walk Run – Race Against the Times – from Wolverhampton, UK – source
- Millionaire Blonde – La Scelta del Presidente – from Rome, Italy – source
- Manny – Taxi for Two – from Luxemburg – source
- Kid At Heart – Hello – from Baden-Württemberg, Germany – source
- Jack Blume – No Home No Fire – from London, UK – source
- KHarMA – For No One – from Copenhagen, Denmark – source
- Dead Relic – The Truth (Will Set You Free) – from La Laguna, Spain – source
Intro: Chris Juergensen – Bug Lips
Outro: Mark Marshall – Man Walking
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The next show will be episode 261, which will be broadcast live in the chatroom on Friday 10 May 2013 from 21:30 UK time (UTC+0100).
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Everyone who joined us in the chat room for the live broadcast of this show.
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Sundown Lounge #321

"Ophelia's Song" - Musetta; Geeknotes: Elizabeth's Crazy Little Thing featuring Miss Virginia, Music Connection May Issue, AMERICAN DRUG WAR 2: Cannabis Destiny; Open Mic Stage: "To the Earth's core" - honeybird & the birdies, Deal reached to form new Italian government - AlJazeeraEnglish, "Antifa" - 99 posse, "I'M TALKIN' TO YOU- jass breeze" - JASSNIRO, "JAMMA WAIE CUM BA IE" -SALVATORE MARESCA SERRA, "Dalla cenere (From the Ashes)" - JULIUS, "Wait" - POST, "Time Like the Present" - The Joe Locke Quartet, "02. Moonwalk" - KK Slider / ForgottenDawn, Italy will die without growth policies, says Italian PM Letta - Euronews, "Lies Irae" - Dope Stars Inc.; Map Room: Twenty Years Ago the World Wide Web Went Public, How a Cheap Plastic Film Can Give Your Smartphone a 3-D Screen, It's Time to Stop Predicting the End of the World; Venue Verite: Italy's New Government - STRATFORvideo; Music Bed: "A LONG TRAVEL" - SALVATORE MARESCA SERRA, "BACK TO SUMMER" - JASSNIRO
Is This Thing on Podcast 177

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Thanks to my time traveling capabilities, I bring you the past NOW!
Playing great artists as usual including King Never ~ Push & Pull, Gifted Kings ~ Dead End Road, By The Rivers ~ Run Around, Gums ~ Luckless Days, Jon Gomm ~ Gloria, Helen Austin ~ Everybody, Salme Dahlstrom ~ Sexy Punk, Mak Wolven ~ Shadow On The Wall, Matt Blake ~ Died For A Night, Lucy Kitchen ~ Autumn, Anna Neale ~ Hungry Ghosts, Julie Lamb ~ Time Flies, Mamma’s Lips ~Take It Easy, Nick Tann ~ All I think About Is You.
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Red Aces: The End
Red Aces are four brothers who have gone from playing covers of The Easybeats and Paul Kelly at family gatherings to dark power pop at iconic Melbourne Venues such as The Espy and the Workers Club.
The End features on their debut EP Time Breathes, which was released towards the end of last year.
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Best of Edinburgh Man Junior April 2013
No proper podcast this week. @doctor_nic is away for a couple of days so it’s just Edinburgh Man Junior and Edinburgh Man Senior in the house. Apart from the fact I’m going to be run ragged by the time podcast hour comes around, there is also the chance that the younger of us may wake up during the recording, which could result in a rather curtailed episode.
So, rather than leave you with nothing I thought I’d bash 8 episodes of April’s “30 days of biking” Edinburgh Man Junior podcasts together. If you already listened to these, then you can probably skip this, but if you missed them prepare yourself for bad quality field recordings and rambling beyond belief.
Best of Edinburgh Man Junior April 2013 by Edinburgh Man on Mixcloud
1. Tiny Fireflies – “Snow” (Played courtesy of Tiny Fireflies, Released under a Creative Commons licence)
2. Townhouse Woods – “Matching Sweaters” (Played courtesy of Townhouse Woods, Released under a Creative Commons licence)
3. Sarah J Stanley – “The Gardener of Eden” (Played courtesy of Sarah J Stanley, Released under a Creative Commons licence)
4. The Sulkies – “Fuck Age Forever” (Played courtesy of The Sulkies, Released under a Creative Commons licence)
5. The Spook School – “You Don’t Know” (Played courtesy of The Spook School / Soft Power Records)
6. Plastic Animals – “Test” (Played courtesy of Plastic Animals, Released under a Creative Commons licence)
7. Entertainment For The Braindead – “Pirates” (Played courtesy of Aaahhh Records, Released under a Creative Commons licence)
8. Swearin’ – “Snag” (Played courtesy of Swearin’, Released under a Creative Commons licence)
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Liverpool Acoustic Spotlight 91
It’s early May 2013 and the Liverpool Acoustic Spotlight is back with six acoustic songs from Merseyside and a little further afield. We’re particularly proud to be supporting the Michael Molloy and Alex Evans song Rise and Fall in its attempt to crash the charts this weekend. Plus, we’ve got our first ever song in Welsh, and a cracking live version of Cardiff Bay by Martyn Joseph (with a little help from Show of Hands!).
If you’re an acoustic musician from Greater Merseyside, or from outside the area but play on the Liverpool scene, then feel free to send us your music for future shows. We can’t promise we’ll be able to play everything that’s sent to us, but we will listen to every track.
Find out all about the show, how to submit your music, and the Terms of Use, at liverpoolacoustic.co.uk/spotlight/about

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1. Michael Molloy & Alex Evans – Rise and Fall
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2. She Drew The Gun – Time Machine (Before I Went Back In Time)
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3. Barry Lawton – Going Under
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4. Dan Amor – Yr Anhaeddiannol
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5. Jo Bywater – This Garden
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6. Martyn Joseph & Show of Hands – Cardiff Bay (Live at Shrewsbury Folk Festival 2011)
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Liverpool Acoustic presents Martyn Joseph at Sefton Park Palm House on Sunday 23rd June 2013 – click here for more details.
Liverpool Acoustic Spotlight 91 May 2013 If you get the chance, please support your local artists by emailing them, joining their mailing lists, liking their facebook pages, following them on twitter, leaving them comments, going to their gigs, and buying their music direct from them where possible. The Liverpool Acoustic Spotlight is produced and presented by Graham Holland on behalf of the Liverpool Acoustic website, and is a proud member of the Association of Music Podcasting. The theme music is King of the Faeries by Andrew Ellis from his CD Midnight On The Water.
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DC 572 Kind Words Hard Chords
This week, Even more kind words from people like The Bugcast. Great new tracks from new albums for around the world. Listen with ears open. More music please Submit Here.
Don’t forget, London Podcrawl is on for June 22nd, be sure to come.
Pic: Sister Sin
You will hear:
- Sondura: We’re Here Now UK, Transcend
- Honningbarna: Dødtid Norway, PrescriptionPR
- XUL: Hordes of Black Canada, Asher
- Blood Tsunami: B.T.K, Norway, Indie Recordings
- Zonaria: Arrival of The Red Sun, Sweden, Listenable, Clawhammer
- Circles: Clouds are Gathering Australia
- Anacrusis: Imprisoned, USA
- Bottom: Hell.Of.A.Life USA
- Fatal Smile: Pissed Off Sweden
- Freedoms Reign: Long Way USA, Cruz Del Sur, Clawhammer
- Sister Sin: Outrage Sweden, Victory Records
- Subway to Sally: Aufsteig Germany
- Enemo J: Exit Strategy UK, Digital Media Records
DC 572 Kind Words Hard Chords
This week, Even more kind words from people like The Bugcast. Great new tracks from new albums for around the world. Listen with ears open. More music please Submit Here.
Don’t forget, London Podcrawl is on for June 22nd, be sure to come.
Pic: Sister Sin
You will hear:
- Sondura: We’re Here Now UK, Transcend
- Honningbarna: Dødtid Norway, PrescriptionPR
- XUL: Hordes of Black Canada, Asher
- Blood Tsunami: B.T.K, Norway, Indie Recordings
- Zonaria: Arrival of The Red Sun, Sweden, Listenable, Clawhammer
- Circles: Clouds are Gathering Australia
- Anacrusis: Imprisoned, USA
- Bottom: Hell.Of.A.Life USA
- Fatal Smile: Pissed Off Sweden
- Freedoms Reign: Long Way USA, Cruz Del Sur, Clawhammer
- Sister Sin: Outrage Sweden, Victory Records
- Subway to Sally: Aufsteig Germany
- Enemo J: Exit Strategy UK, Digital Media Records
The Ghost in You: The Shape
A notable favorite from the last handful of years, today’s track is from Philadelphia songwriter and musician Billy Polard. He goes by the moniker, THE GHOST IN YOU, under which he’s released a second full length, “Wet Wood” recorded in homegrown bedroom sessions and issued in October of last year.
Billy embodies the bewilderment of discovery in ‘The Shape’, evoking memories that I felt when first listening to artists like José González and Elliott Smith. Its been perfect as I sit alone this evening in a dark room reflecting on the ghosts of the past through headphones.
Aside from his music Billy has also animated several of his videos which have been featured across several mediums (magazine, TV, animation sites). Check out the YouTube link below for more.
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The 92nd episode is a rock/pop/alternative mix. BPM range: 119-183.
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We go fast at the peak of this session at 183 BPM. Hold back if you're not quite in shape, or shorten your stride.
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SnC 372 – Iceland calling

Arstidir make a welcome appearance to kick off our Icelandic season.
Some rather “musical” tunes on this week’s SnC and the start of a short Icelandic season celebrating a flavour of the remarkable music which that tiny island has to offer.
Also, we’ve some news about one of the long-established music streaming services – perhaps a precursor to some big shifts to the listening landscape.
I left the barn door open whilst recording this morning – the birds of Suffolk obviously want to be heard too!
Mind My Halo – Irontom (LA, CA, USA)
IRONTOM emerged at the beginning of the year with an intent on forging a presence for themselves on the Los Angeles music scene. The music exhibits a variety of styles and sounds on top of a classic sensibility for song writing. With Harry Hayes: Vocals, Zach Irons: Guitar, Daniel Saslow: Keyboards, Dylan Williams: Drums and Dane Sandborg: Bass, the personalities of each of the five musicians combine to form an undeniably powerful and energetic sound.
IRONTOM recently released their debut EP, The Loose EP, on October 17th, 2012. Produced by Alain Johannes (Arctic Monkeys, Queens of the Stone Age, Them Crooked Vultures, Chris Cornell). Listen to The Loose EP to hear the range and diversity of the band. The music is effects-heavy, detailed in its parts and harmonies, and honest in its message.
Look at the Light – Sin Fang (Iceland)
It’s been only three years since Iceland’s new king of lo-fi layered lushness, Sindri Már Sigfússon, began his official recording career. “Summer Echoes”, the new and second album of his solo-project Sin Fang (he dropped the “Bous”) is now already his 4th album release (including 2 records of his other musical outlet Seabear) since 2007. The album oscillates wildly unearthing glimpses of familiarity – vintage Flying Nun here, Paw Tracks there and a Belle and Sebastian pop nous – while retaining the own stark originality of this uber-talented artist and producer.
“AOL Music is shutting down. We all just got laid off.”
Last year, Digital Music News broke news of the brutal gutting and dismantling of Yahoo Music. Turns out that wasn’t an isolated incident: according to numerous tweets and emails surfacing ahead of last weekend.
AOL is now shutting down AOL Music and its subsidiary properties immediately. Staffers were getting laid off on Friday, according to preliminary (and unconfirmed) details.
AOL’s official PR pontiff has yet to confirm the carnage, but here’s a tweet directly from the inside. (Actually, it was quickly deleted, and snapped from the trash by @lorilewis).
That’s Spinner, an early internet radio pioneer transformed into an editorial, aficionado-aimed music site by AOL. Now, it’s just one of several properties getting terminated. At present, it remains unclear if any properties will remain, though it looks like AOL Radio, powered by Slacker, will survive.
As of yesterday Spinner appears to be operating normally.
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Human – Valente (Los Angeles, CA, USA)
The son of an American jazz singer and an Italian opera and theatre director, Valente was born in Rome. Growing up around his parents’ work and his sisters’ punk and new wave records, he began to write music while attending Catholic priest boarding school in Switzerland. Despite his Latin teacher’s prediction that he’d end up as a used car salesman, Valente moved to Los Angeles to study bass playing and film scoring.
After releasing a few songs on Myspace, the word quickly spread. Valente caught the attention of a wide array of fellow musicians and producers. Among these was Marc Collin, the renowned producer behind Nouvelle Vague who offered Valente to record an album in Paris called Two For The Road along side Katrine Ottosen.
Today, Valente splits his time between Europe, Asia and America working on several projects as both producer and artist. He has worked with several artists as both an artist and producer, including Nouvelle Vague, Avi Buffalo, Gordon Gano (Violent Femmes), Angela McCluskey, and others. His latest album, Music for Rooftops was written while traveling through New York, Tokyo, and Paris, among other cities, and developed in Los Angeles. Music for Rooftops has been available for almost a week.
Whisky in the Jar – The O’Marleys (Exeter, Devon, UK)
A brand new version of Whiskey in the Jar from those Devon purveyors of fine reggae, rock, folk and traditional Irish tunes that mix into the sound of The O’Marleys. Taking influences from Romany music, The Upsetters, Bob Marley and Moving Hearts, it creates a heady and exciting soundscape.
In the rhythm section there is the wild yet subtle Bodhran playing of Mike Nangle and the heavy relentless electric bass of James King, complimented with electric percussion. On the top line is premier fiddle player Mac Moulton who plunges from Irish set dances into the jazz style of Stephan Grappelli with surprising ease. At the centre of the band is the rather mysterious 12 string guitarist, John Fitzsimons. His playing is a startling combination of cross rhythms/ jazz chords and counter melodies that produce completely original arrangements of the songs. With a background on the London music scene he brings many diverse influences to the band. Lead singer Mike Nangle hails from the theatrical tradition and adds rasping drama to the songs. Three members of the band sing (and make strange noises), creating rich vocal patterns and harmonies.
Their 2010 album, The Rising of the Moon, (their second) is on Idleday Records. It is available for download from iTunes, Amazon and Tesco online. You tube videos: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IHmQSFLosV0
They’ve got a few festival dates – (mostly beer festivals) coming up and a new album due out in July. Check their site for details.
Crabgrass – Manzanita Falls (San Francisco, CA, USA)
Formed in the fall of 2011, Manzanita Falls is a four-piece indie-rock group from San Francisco Bay Area. They started out small, playing local shows while developing their distinctive sound. Influenced by bands like The National, Wilco, and The Frames, their sound is comfortably familiar and also uniquely Manzanita Falls.
Originally slated to be released in November of 2012, their debut album, Vinyl Ghost was delayed after the band went through a near-fatal car accident in Abilene, TX that left drummer, Matt Coit, with a fractured neck.
Vinyl Ghost is available now, and the band are currently touring the west coast in support of the album.
5.1.13 Elko, Nevada @ DLC Gallery and Wine Bar
5.2.13 Las Vegas, Nevada @ Favorites
5.3.13 Los Angeles, CA @ Tribal Café
5.4.13 San Luis Obispo, California @ The Frog and the Peach
Ljóð í sand (Sakaris Neighties Remix) – Árstíðir (Reykjavík, Iceland)
Árstíðir is a vocal-based acoustic band from Reykjavík. The six members sing, string, play piano, and pick guitars.
Over the four years since Árstíðir’s formation the band has released two full-length records and a remix EP praised by trendsetting music critics, had two number one hits on Icelandic radio, made several TV appearances in Iceland, Sweden, Russia, Germany, and the Czech Republic, and played sold out venues all over Europe. In January 2013 Árstíðir won the prestigious 21st Eiserner Eversteiner European Folk Music Award.
Árstíðir’s arresting six-part vocal harmonies and lush instrumentation set them apart, effusing a warm tide of resonant acoustic and baritone guitars, virtuosic piano, and melismatic strings. The result is an uncommonly wide spectrum of sound, driven by the members’ exceptional vocal range.
Consequently, Árstíðir’s music is a rare composition of the clear-cut and the complex. Their songs are easy to fall in love with, yet mixed with diverse influences such as progressive rock, indie, classical chamber music, and Icelandic folk music.
Árstíðir are:
Daníel Auðundsson – Guitar & vocals
Gunnar Már Jakobsson – Guitar & vocals
Ragnar Ólafsson – Baritone guitar & vocals
Jón Elísson – Piano & vocals
Hallgrímur Jónas Jensson – Cello & vocals
Karl Aldinsteinn Pestka – Violin & vocals
Website: www.arstidir.com
If you’re interested in the music they would select as the best of Iceland – check out their Soundcloud playlist
Sleight of Hand – Paper Diamond (Boulder, CO, USA)
Another single from Boulder based – genre defying Paper Diamond’s forthcoming EP ‘Paragon‘ set to be released April 16th 2013. Paragon will feature a range of production, instrumentation, and collaborators all weaved into Paper Diamond’s signature style.
While “genre-defying” is an overused word, Paper Diamond is one of the few producers who truly pulls it off, seamlessly weaving together genres as diverse as electro, trap, funk, dubstep, house, moombahton and hip-hop, all with a whiff of ganja smoke floating through it.
Quite a few festival dates coming up over the summer:
5/24-5/26 Chillicothe, IL – Summer Camp Music Festival
5/25-5/27 Detroit, MI – Movement Festival
6/7-6/9 New York, NY – Governor’s Ball Music Festival
6/8-6/9 Baltimore, MD – Moonrise Festival
6/13-6/16 Manchester, TN – Bonnaroo Music & Arts Festival
7/11-7/13 Mariahville, NY – Camp Bisco
7/11-7/15 Temecula, CA – Lightning in a Bottle
Picture Day: One of Us
A second play for Picture Day on The Dose, from their album Every Day is Picture Day, released on April 16th.
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Homegrown Programme 197
Music:
Ben Reel - Heart Just Won't Heal
Chris While & Julie Mathews - This Beautiful Life
Luke Jackson - Out Of Time (live)
Aaron Lee Martin - Something Beautiful
Beautiful Nubia - Oriojori (Eternal Spirits)
Guinea C - Takrama
Carl Jackson - 1932 National Duolian
Carl Jackson - Life's Railway To Heavon
Rev Crum & His Mighty Golden Keys - All Over Me
Gregg Allman - I Can't Be Satisfied
The Ramisco Maki Maki Rocking Horse - Danger Danger
Leggy Salad - Farewell Bright
Michael Chapman & Woodpiles - Titanic
Our Native Devils - She's My Devil
Poetry:
Andy Szpuk - The Stone Gods Of Discontent / Tailgater / Heavon Is A Flower
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Rathole Radio 100 – 28th April 2013
Well we finally made it. Triple figures baby! There were a few points where it seemed unlikely but we pulled through, you and me. So thank you all for listening and supporting the show over the years. It really means a lot to me. I hope you enjoy this celebration of 100 episodes. There’s a new live song in there too.
Professor Kliq – Plastic & Flashing Lights – CC BY-NC-SA Licensed – For Matt Copp and a few others who requested Kliq. I had the good Professor and his manager Dan C on episode 3 of Rathole Radio way back on 28th of June 2009. I also played this track for the first time then.
Pornophonique – Sad Robot – CC BY-NC-SA Licensed – This track appeared on Rathole Radio 6 back on August 9th 2009. It was requested by Spoony78 and it’s undoubtedly a classic.
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I Am Not LeftHanded – Late Night Drive – CC BY-NC-SA Licensed (Live At Zanzibar, 2011) – Taken from episode 51 of Rathole Radio on May 1st 2011. The band came to visit us in Liverpool and played on Easter Sunday 2011 with Rob Warren’s band You Me Tree and 20lb Sounds.
Rob Warren (You Me Tree) – Good For You – CC BY-NC-SA Licensed (Live At Zanzibar, 2011) – Rob and the band also came to Liverpool for the Easter weekend and joined us. They’ve since taken the name You Me Tree and are still going strong.
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Al Duval – Where The Comet Falls – CC BY-NC-SA Licensed – This one is from Rathole Radio 57 so quite a leap forward. It was played on July 24th 2011. That episode also featured an in-depth interview with Alexei Sayle, which I’m still very proud of. It was requested by Oliver, not Olly Clark I don’t think. A different one.
Greeting from Jezra
Paul & Storm – The Captain’s Wife’s Lament – CC BY-NC-SA Licensed – Requested by Tim Stewart via FB. I played this on episode 54 of Rathole Radio June 12th 2011. A great sea shanty from Paul & Storm. I saw them perform this in Manchester with JonTheNiceGuy and one of my abiding memories is him nearly crying with laughter as the song took off.
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Thom Morecroft – Oh Rocko (Live at LEAF, 2012) – License Unknown – for Yorvik AKA Steve and Oliver Clark, who was in the room at the Rathole Roadshow 2012 when this was recorded.
Corinthians – The Hot One (Live at LEAF, 2012) – License Unknown – Requested by Thomas Sedovic. I discovered the Corinthian’s music when I saw them support the Jungle Brothers in Liverpool one night. I tracked them down and we even had a good long chat on Rathole Radio 76, April 15th 2012. They joined the line up for the Rathole Roadshow 2012 and played this very tune.
LIVE SONG: “Still Alive” by Jonathan Coulton – CC BY-NC Licensed – for Kevin Grenade – Never played this song to anyone else before, learnt it for the show. Hope you like it. I got the lyrics and some chord ideas from here.
The Acousticals – Sally Anne – CC BY-SA Licensed – Suggested by Marc AKA Amsterdam Mack sent an amazing list of his favourite songs from everyone one of the 99 shows so far. I’ve attached the text file for those who want it. Makes a great compilation. This is from RatholeRadio 86 – 9th Sept 2012. Here’s a link to his text list.
Thanks to everyone who responded to the call, sorry if your track didn’t make it in. DiabloMarcus for instance.
Nanowar – Self titled song – CC BY Licensed – Requested by David MN, this track featured as the opener on Rathole Radio 89 back on October 14th 2012. A great piece of melodic metal from these crazy Italian rockers. A fitting way to end I think.
Thanks to Evgeny Kuznetsov for his continued financial support of the show, and not forgetting everyone who clicks the Flattr buttons
Thanks to everyone who’s supported the show via Flattr as well. It really makes a difference. It’s very much appreciated and I couldn’t do this without your help. Keep clicking those donate buttons and I’ll keep the tunes coming. Thank you.
Thanks for listening, I hope you enjoyed the show. Thanks also to everyone who turned up in our IRC channel at irc.freenode.net the channel name is #ratholeradio. I don’t expect much to happen there in the weeks between shows, but if people want to hang around and chat you’re more than welcome. Don’t forget you can access the channel from a web browser by going to webchat.freenode.net and entering #ratholeradio in the channel text box. Take care till next time folks.
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Charity Children: Elizabeth
Elizabeth, the debut single from Berlin-based Indie-Folk band ‘Charity Children’,
is a tribute to the unloved; a marching exaltation devoted to the downtrodden, bullied and supposedly weak.
In 2011 the two lovers left their homeland of New Zealand to send their intimate melodies flying through the graffitied streets and smoky bars of Berlin. Elizabeth is the first single from their debut release ‘The Autumn Came’.
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April 29
This is a messaage for AMPed subscribers
It seems that somewhere in the interwebs, our AMPed show feed has become detached from the mothership and, although we published today's show as normal, it's not finding its way to subscribers the easy way — via their podcatchers (iTunes, etc.).
Of course, we're working on fixing the problem as soon as possible. In the mean time, you can still listen to new editions of AMPed and read the shownotes with all their lovely links to the artists sites, etc.
Here's how:
- Go to http://musicpodcasting.org and click on the relevant show in the list under AMPed Weekly Show Notes.(in the left sidebar).
- You'll be taken to the shownotes where you can play the show by clicking on the POD logo next to the show title.
This way to the music will work as soon as a new edition is published - normally at midnight eastern time on Sunday night/Monday morning
Yes, It's a bit more complicated than having the show appear in your podcatcher but at least you can keep up-to-date with the music while we work on the problem.
We'll post any updates here and on the AMP site.
Thanks for your understanding and for listening to AMPed New Music Weekly.
Jesse Ruins: Laura Is Fading
“Jesse Ruins, started in 2010 in Tokyo Japan by Nobuyuki Sakuma as a solo endeavour, has since expanded. In 2011, Nah joined Sukama as the second member in Jesse Ruins. Most recently, the support drummer, Yosuke Tuchida, became an official member of Jesse Ruins.” [via Lefse records]
This is the first single from their first full length A Film, which will be released May 21 2013 on Lefse Records (USA), Desire Records (Europe) & Tugboat Records (Japan).
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The Metal Deli #95
By Kimmi Rudolph
Tags: Deli, Metal, The
Download : MP3 Audio
GEMINI SYNDROME -- Pleasure & Pain
UNBLACKPULSE -- Blood Down
ZEPHYRA -- Release My Anger
WRATH OF KILLENSTEIN -- Fuchkinstein
FATALLY YOURS -- Every Moment
PIRANAH -- Crashing Down
AGE OF END -- Souls to Bleed
ABRAHAM CLOUD -- Let's Make Love (on the Floor of the Liquor Store)
ANTICOSM -- Raise Hell
SEVEN THORNS -- Freedom Call
DUGDEMONA -- Martyr











