One of the more surprising reunions that happened in recent days is the reunion of the 70s all female band called Fanny, lead by June Millington. Their new album Walked The Earth sounds very fresh. We also check out the new album for Dan Finnemore. He used to be with Low Cut Connie, but now he has a new band Swampmeat Family Band. Hyperactive Vasko Atanasoski who used to be in Bernays Propaganda has a new band with Deni Krstev called My Tear. Juliana Hatfield announced a new album of Olivia Newton John covers with a cool cover of Physical. We also check out the new album from Canada’s Sloan. New introductions are Sufis from New York and Nashville, Stars Explode from Chapel Hill, NC, Andrew Bryant from Mississippi and Ross Cooper from Lubbock, TX.
Glan Campbell – By The Time I Get To Phoenix;
Sloan – Spin Our Wheels;
Sufis – Another Way;
Them – Just A Little Bit;
The Schizophonics – In Mono;
The Stars Explode – The Long Way;
Fanny – Lured Away;
Kim Fowley – Teenage Death Girl;
Kit Shields And Mooner – Xanadu (J. Lynne);
Juliana Hatfield – Physical;
My Tear – Kraj na juli;
The Hellacopters – Toys and Flavors;
The Bellrays – Soul Girl;
Andrew Bryant – PractiTocal Man;
Ross Cooper – The Wilderness;
Kamo Sutra – Poljubi me;
Radio Stars – The Real Me;
Swampmeat Family Band – The Wire;
Bonny Doon – Try to Be;
Glen Campbell – Where’s The Playground Susie.
Today we bring you a lot of new bands. We start off with White Manna from California and then introduce equally hot and tough Xetas from Texas. Stars Explode are veterans on the North Carolina scene, but a new name for us. Structure and Hightown Pirates come from UK and Catzilla from Australia. John Robinson of Turf War has a new band called Illegal Drugs and Walter Salas-Humara of Silos revisit some of the old tunes on his new album.