Garage rock review today with a return by Australia’s Zerodent, return by Louisiana’s Dash Rip Rock, collaboration between Radio Birdman’s Deniz Tek and Angry Samoan’s Jeff Dahl and a new album by Brooklyn’s Dion Lunadon. From the garage rock capital of the world, Detroit, we check out new music from Tyvek and Sugar Tradition. Plus, introducing R.M.F.C. from Australia, KÜken from Hamburg, Bone Idl from Chepstow and Fret Rattles from Minneapolis.
The Amber Lights – Debbie by the christmas tree
KÜken – Black Air
Zerodent – Panic Bolt
Zerodent – Not Good For Me
Capsula – En El Infierno
Bone Idl – Goodwill
Dion Lunadon – Secrets
Dion Lunadon – It’s the Truth
Deniz Tek – Ballad of Chief Joseph
Deniz Tek & Jeff Dahl – Hate
Dash Rip Rock – True Drunk Love
Dash Rip Rock – Big Daddy Like Whiskey
Tyvek – Wayne County Roads
Tyvek – Trash & Junk
R.M.F.C. – Spectrum
CLASS – Behind the Ball
The Spells – En Vogue
Sugar Tradition – Fragile
Fret Rattles – Degeneration Ride
Outtacontroller – Less Is More
Taxi Girls – After Effect
Vains – Clean Slate
Exploring the garage worlds today. We check out what’s new with Dion Lunadon, over in Brooklyn. We close with the new track from Reverberations in Portland. In between we introduce trio from Loverpool, High Time, Bad Mojos from Switzerland, Los Pepes from UK, Battlebeats from Indonesia, Sound Station in LA and Sweet Sweeper in California, Mala Brava from Madrid and Slink Moss Explosion who are a bit of a mystery for us!
Gyasi – Kiss Kiss;
High Time – Hard Yards;
Dion Lunadon – Living And Dying With You;
Dion Lunadon – Hanging by a Thread;
Faces – Borstal Boys;
Bad Mojos – Cold Blodded Murder;
The Los Pepes – Born Into This;
Best Bets – Always On The Losing Side;
John Wesley Coleman – Science;
The Battlebeats – I’m Losing Control;
The Sound Station – Should I;
The Missed – You Otto Know;
Street Sweeper – Liar;
Street Sweeper – Roller Snake;
The Reverberations – Gone Away;
The Relevators – take it back;
Frankie and the Witch Fingers – Flower Pedals;
MalaBrava – Jinetas;
Slink Moss Explosion – Space Cowboy Number One;
David Nance – 110 Blues.
Join us in another globe-trotting musical ride. We stop in Boston to hear the new hard-rockers, Banshee. Then we go to Brooklyn and LA, and hear the new collaboration between Dion Lunadon and Kate Clover. Also from LA, we introduce Levitation Room. In New York City we have also Sufis, who sing about Cleveland. Doris Melton from Dream Machine has a new solo single. Lithics come from Oregon and we hear them for the first time. Over in Europe, we check out the new tunes from September Girls (Ireland), Entracte Twist (France) and Hedvig Mollestad (Norway). Australians, Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever are back with the new LP record.
Steve King – Satan is Her Name;
Dion Lunadon & Kate Clover – When Will I Hold You Again;
Banshee – Savage Man;
Germ House – Keep It on Your Good Side;
The Sonic Dawn – Young Love Old Hate;
Levitation Room – Dream (within a Dream);
Doris Melton – Turn a Blind Eye;
Hexa – The Trees;
Lithics – Hands;
September Girls – Shut Up;
A Burning Bus – Come on In;
Hedvig Mollestad – A Stone’s Throw;
Entracte Twist – Aquaboulevard;
Petrified Max – The Bat Whispers;
Helicon – Bardo Thodol;
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever – She’s There;
Sufis – Cleveland;
The Magnetic Fields – Come, Life, Shaker Life.
Today we start with the new project for the Black Crowes guitarist Rich Robinson called The Magpie Salute. Then we check out the new solo single from the hard working New Zealander Dion Lunadon. Elder come from Boston and The Black Watch is a one man band John Andrew Frederick, novelist painter and a professor of English from Richmond VA. Ian Svenonius, from The Make-Up has a new band called Chain And The Gang. Cheap Trick have a new record and so does Shannon McNally. The latter one is produced by Rodney Crowell. We also introduce The John from Macedonia and a new band called Arcadea crated by the Mastodon drummer Brann Dailor.
Daniel Romano – I Tried To Hold The World (In My Mouth);
The Magpie Salute – Omission;
Dion Lunadon – 1976;
OBN IIIs – Let The Music;
Century Palm – To the Ether;
Elder – Staving Off the Truth;
The Black Watch – Oscillating Redux;
Cairo Gang – Real Enough to Believe;
Evan Dando – The Same Thing You Thought Hard About Is the Same Part I Can Live Without;
The Move – Blackberry Way;
Cheap Trick – Blackberry Way;
The John – Ми Ñе деÑи пекол;
Amy LaVere and Shannon McNally- Good Old Time;
Shannon McNally – I Ain’t Gonna Stand for It;
Chain and the Gang – Free Will;
Faces – Whole Lotta Woman;
Todd Rundgren – Sleep;
Arcadea – Neptune Moons.
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Today we start with the new project for the Black Crowes guitarist Rich Robinson called The Magpie Salute. Then we check out the new solo single from the hard working New Zealander Dion Lunadon. Elder come from Boston and The Black Watch is a one man band John Andrew Frederick, novelist painter and a professor of English from Richmond VA. Ian Svenonius, from The Make-Up has a new band called Chain And The Gang. Cheap Trick have a new record and so does Shannon McNally. The latter one is produced by Rodney Crowell. We also introduce The John from Macedonia and a new band called Arcadea crated by the Mastodon drummer Brann Dailor.
