Today we start off with a hard rock band from Melbourne called Power. Then we check out the new stuff Daniel Romano’s Ancient Shapes. There’s a neat relatively new tribute to the Nuggets Part Two compilation on The Active Listener and we check out Blondi’s Salvation from France, Exploding Eyes from Ireland, The NoMen from UK covering great sixties garage rock tunes. Mozes and the Firstborn from Netherlands also has a new record, and we introduce Fastball from Austin and Night Times from LA. Two legendary new wave warriors came up with a record together: Robyn Hitchcock & Andy Partridge and we check out a tune from it.
Tako – Lena;
Power – The Fool;
Ancient Shapes – Separation Anxiety;
Mikal Cronin – Lost a Year;
Blondi’s Salvation – War or Hands of Time;
Exploding Eyes – Bad Little Woman;
Masters Apprentices – War Or Hands Of Time;
The Wheels – Bad Little Woman;
The Factory – Path Through the Forest;
The NoMen – Path Through the Forest;
Mozes and the Firstborn – If I;
Robyn Hitchcock & Andy Partridge – Turn Me On, Deadman;
Soft Boys – Positive Vibrations;
XTC – Buzzcity Talking.ogg’
The Bevis Frond – Story Ends;
Parlor Snakes – Wonderland;
Fastball – Doesn’t It Make You Feel Small;
Night Times – Bad Luck;
Grupa SOS – Trazim.
We start today with two delightful power pop compilations that came out on Austin’s Cheap Rewards Records. One compiles Radio Ready Lost Power Pop Hits from Wisconsin and the other one compiles Texas. Then we check out the new album for The Men, which surprised us with its quality. Mozes and the Firstborn is a new interesting band from Netherlands on Burger Records. Latin America is represented today with Aj Davila (formerly Davila 666) from Peru and Lorelle Meets The Obsolete from Mexico. We also check out two bands from UK, psychedelic band with infinite songs The Cosmic Dead and a more traditional folk band Dai and the Ramblers. We also have Dead Meadow for the first time in our show with a live track from their recent gig in Cleveland. Also, today we have a full line up of our bonuses: Mystery Train, Kozmic Blues and Sympathy for Rock’n’roll. Scroll down and check it out!
