Nice round episode number today. But instead of an exaggerated jubilation, we go with another fun episode. W.H. Michael opens it with a Bill Fox cover. Then we introduce The Speedways from London UK. Bad Moves have a new album and ANC4 over in Sweden, a new single. Doug Tuttle and Flesh Panthers are back with new songs. Mings in Netherlands are a new band for us and so is Nemi Pesnik, from Novi Sad, Serbia.
Bill Fox – Lonesome Pine;
W.H. Michael – Lonesome Pine;
The Speedways – Empty Pages;
Chris Church – Someday’s Coming Fast;
Rocket Bureau – Crimson Lady;
Petrified Max – Power Pop Heart;
Bad Moves – Tides;
ANC4 – Make up your mind;
The Whiffs – She Lies;
Beat City Tubeworks – Archaic Approach;
The Jam – Away From The Numbers;
The Mings – Had My Fill;
Doug Tuttle – All Alone;
Olivia Tremor Control – NYC 25;
Honey Radar – Wind-Up Man;
The Reflectors – Break me down;
Nite Sobs – I Need to Hear it;
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever – She’s There;
Nemi pesnik – Matematika;
Flesh Panthers – Holy Roller;
Mo Troper – Old Man.
Today we start with the new singles Maggot Heart (Sweden) and Bad Moves (Washington DC). Then we have Guardian Singles from New Zealand with their new music and also on that side of the world, Rob Griffiths from Melbourne has a new solo album. He is usually with Little Murders. On this side of the world, Daniel Romano in Canada has several new releases and we sample them in this episode. Over in Europe, we hear a solo project of Alberto Piccolo (also in Messa). The band is called Little Albert. In UK, we hear new music from Document and Hightown Pirates. This episode of the show is dedicated to Richard Lane from The Stems, who passed away on May 12th this year.
The Stems – Love Will Grow;
Maggot Heart – Mercy Machine;
Bad Moves – Party With The Kids Who Wanna Party With You;
Mission of Burma – Fame and Fortune;
Elektricni Orgazam – Nebo;
Guardian Singles – Can’t Stop Moving;
Rob Griffiths – Wait ‘Til The Summer Comes;
Built to Spill – Jokerman;
Daniel Romano – Jokerman;
Daniel Romano – Empty Husk;
Daniel Romano – Natural Lover;
Little Albert – Mary Claire;
Messa – Leah;
Document – Uncle Sam’s Daughter;
Hightown Pirates – When the Soldiers Come;
The Stems – The Other Side.
As accustomed, every year around this time we look back and review some of the best albums that I’ve enjoyed in the past year. In this installment of the Little Lighthouse, we review albums that took #30-#14 positions on my list. Although, it should be said that the list is that of a moment, and not a result of a very careful deliberation. Enjoy the music! Top 13 next week.
Yawpers – Earn Your Heaven;
Motorpsycho – Lux Aeterna;
Meat Puppets – The Great Awakening;
Mattiel – Rescue You;
Thee Melomen – Time Has Come;
Ty Segall – Squealer;
Redd Kross – Punk II;
Eamon McGrath – Unsung Warsong;
Morlocs – Buffoon;
Bad Moves – Out of Reach;
Lisa Prank – Rodeo;
Jonathan Richman – Alegre Soy;
The Flesh Eaters – The Green Manalishi;
Mikal Cronin – Fire;
Wolfmanhatan Project – Jar in the Staircase;
Eugene Chadbourne and The Sunwatchers – Give Back The Key To My Heart;
Those Pretty Wrongs – Undertow.
We start today with two albums full of good pop tunes (each in its own way) from the last year’s production, that somehow fell through the cracks. We know both performers well, Lisa Mychols from the early episodes of The Little Lighthouse and Bad Moves from the more recent episodes. Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever have a new single, The Schramms are back together with the new record. Those Pretty Wrongs have a new single out, and so does Sheer Mag. Over in Yugolands, we check out Autopark with a cover of a legendary Boye song. Replacements are preparing a new repackaging of Don’t Tell A Soul and we check out one of the tunes from it.
Kerri Powers – Polly;
Bad Moves – Give It A Shot;
Lisa Mychols – He’s Got Me Dreaming;
The Cicadas – When Losers Rule the World;
Ben Vaughn – When Losers Rule The World (Live in CLE);
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever – Read My Mind;
The Schramms – The Day When;
The Schramms – Walk To Delphi;
The Replacements – Portland;
The Replacements – Talent Show (new version);
Those Pretty Wrongs – Ain’t Nobody But Me;
Luther Russell – Deep Feelings;
Big Star – O My Soul;
Cromm Fallon – Out of Control;
Sheer Mag – Hardly to Blame;
Autopark – Gde možemo se sresti;
Boye – Gde možemo se sresti..
Just as we introduced the new John Paul Keith’s new single, his new album with The Motel Mirrors also came out. It also features Amy LaVere and Will Sexton in the line up. The rest of the new music today are all new introductions. First we have two new bands form Los Angeles: Dommengang and L.A. Witch. Clevelander and a hopeful in the comedy business Dave Hill teamed up with Chris Reifert from Autopsy and Death in a new band called Painted Doll. We also have Bad Moves. They come from Washington DC. Australian Rebecca Louise Chilcott goes by the name of Ruby Boots and another singer songwriter, Sue Foley comes from Canada. They both have new interesting albums. Rench is a guy from Brooklyn who mixes country with hip hop beats in his band Gangstagrass, but this time we check out his new solo record.
Cheap Wine – Breakaway;
Dommengang – Burning Off the Years;
L.A. Witch – Untitled;
Yawpers – Ace Of Spades;
Black Stone Cherry – Violator Girl;
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – Tetrachromacy;
Painted Doll – Hidden Hand;
Bad Moves – Cool Generator;
Lee Bains III & The Glory Fires – Save My Life!;
Spanic Boys – That Train;
Sue Foley – Run;
Motel Mirrors – Paper Doll (feat. Amy LaVere, Joh;
John Paul Keith – Do You Really Wanna Do It;
Robyn Gibson – Making Our Dreams Come True (laverne & Shirley) (c. Fox N. Gimbel);
James Luther Dickinson, North Mississippi Allstars – Hadacol Boogie;
Eggs Over Easy – Henry Morgan;
Ruby Boots – Infatuation;
Rench – Eighteen Wheels On the Road.
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Just as we introduced the new John Paul Keith’s new single, his new album with The Motel Mirrors also came out. It also features Amy LaVere and Will Sexton in the line up. The rest of the new music today are all new introductions. First we have two new bands form Los Angeles: Dommengang and L.A. Witch. Clevelander and a hopeful in the comedy business Dave Hill teamed up with Chris Reifert from Autopsy and Death in a new band called Painted Doll. We also have Bad Moves. They come from Washington DC. Australian Rebecca Louise Chilcott goes by the name of Ruby Boots and another singer songwriter, Sue Foley comes from Canada. They both have new interesting albums. Rench is a guy from Brooklyn who mixes country with hip hop beats in his band Gangstagrass, but this time we check out his new solo record.
