A few fresh international neo-new-wave tunes today. We start off with Sweet Reaper from Ventura, CA, then hear Hot Face and Dry Cleaning from UK, Golden Hours and DBR in Germany, American Lips from Montreal, Belgrado from Poland/Spain. The colors of the US flag are defended by Lifequard from Chicago. We also check out a new project for Justin Warfield and we close things off with Sclupture Club who I kept thinking were from Salt Lake City, but now I see they’re from Dallas TX. They may have relocated? Maybe it’s just my sleepy brain. Who knows. A slightly altered version of this show will air on Saturday as a part of the renewed XCSB.
Belgrado – Progress
Sweet Reaper – Sacrifice
Hot Face – Cruel Tutelage
Mark Lanegan Band – Stitch It Up
Golden Hours – The Letter
American Lips – Cardboard Trash
Bass Drum of Death – Find It
Belgrado – Bezsenno??
Dry Cleaning – Cruise Ship Designer
Rehash Neu Klang – Kriegslust
Warfield – All The Fun (Kiss, Kiss, Kiss)
DBR – Routine Issues
Linnea’s Garden – No Vision
Lifeguard – Ultra Violence
Sculpture Club – The Every Boy
The Go-Betweens – I Need Two Heads
Suitor – Factory
Hot Chicks – Protective
International dark wave festival today. We start with a Turkish/Sardinian band Gentilesky. Then we move on to Berlin, Germany, where we check out Splizz. Jumping then over to London where we have The Tubs. Guardian Singles from New Zealand have a new album and so does the legendary Australian band Church. In Canada we have Home Front. Italian band A Culture of Killing is also a stop on our journey. The US is represented with Moonwalks and Public Interest. Spanish band with Polish lyrics and Yugoslav sound, Belgrado is back with their new album.
Civic – Taken By Force
Gentilesky – City of Boredom
Splizz – Bored
Meat Puppets – Quit It
Felt – Ivory Past
The Tubs – Two Person Love
Guardian Singles – Chad and Stacey
Husker Du – New Day Rising
Husker Du – I’m Not Interested
Crocodiles – Dead Beat
Home Front – Real Eyes
Belgrado – Boixar
Belgrado – Pk
Exit Group – Stuck Like A Brick
Public Interest – Undone
A Culture of Killing – Yamuna
Eamon McGrath – Hours
Moonwalks – UFO Factory
The Church – Antarctica
The Church – Two Places At Once
New music took us strange places this time. I recently came across a band from Barcelona, Spain, by the name of Belgrado, with a Polish singer that takes up the visual identity of Yugoslavian Zenitism movement and sounds like they are from Rijeka, cca 1983. Then, we also check out a Welsh band that named themselves after my old hometown, Vukovar. Back in that old part of the world, we also get new music from Nina Romić and PunÄke. The rest of the show also brings the new albums from Calexico, as well as a new collaboration between Dave Alvin and Jimmie Dale Gilmore. We also introduce some new names for us. Big Eyes lead by Kate Eldridge come from New York City and the singer-songwriter Shawna Russel hails from Oklahoma.
Gun – (You Gotta) Fight For Your Right (To Party);
Big Eyes – Giving It Up For Good;
Calexico – Dead in the Water;
The Fleshtones – Back To School (Live in CLE);
Nina Romić – Svjetla;
PunÄke – Valovi;
Baton Rouge – Côte du Py;
Belgrado – Dalej;
Vukovar – Veil;
Bed Wettin’ Bad Boys – Turn The Page;
Ty Segall – Fanny Dog;
Mikal Cronin – Better Man;
The Lighthouse Keepers – Seven Years;
Dave Alvin and Jimmie Dale Gilmore – Billy The Kid And Geronimo;
Shawna Russell – Slow Down in Oklahoma;
Hotrats – (You Gotta) Fight For Your Right (To Party).
Podcast made in Cleveland, Ohio. Syndicated by Prvi Prvi na Skali in Kragujevac, Serbia. Sponsored by Blue Arrow Records and Baby Next.