Today we kick off with the legendary Hellacopters over in the Scandinavia. Cleveland’s own Bill Fox is also back with new tunes. Sunny War who swept the scene two years ago is back with the new record. Gyasi also has a new one coming out. Trio of ladies L.A. Witch have new music, Italian signer songwriter Elli de Mon is also back. Phillippe Gilard from John Wayne Supermarket sent us a very interesting new compilation record and we pick Dynamite Shakers from it. Outtacontroller from Canada, Tyler and the Names from Cambridge, Mass are back with new music and we introduce Paul Benjamin Band from Tulsa. Loaded show today!
The Hellacopters – Before The Fall
The Hellacopters – Token Apologies
L.A. Witch – 777
L.A. Witch – True Belivers
Elli de Mon – Pagan Blues
Elli de Mon – Babastrii
Dynamite Shakers – Ticket Girl
Colman Gota – Way Around it
R. STEVIE MOORE 500 – 101 Harrison Street (1997)
Tyler & the Names – Paycheck
Outtacontroller – Cheap Pop
Jim Nothing – First Bite
Dax Riggs – Graveyard Soul – Copy
Paul Benjaman Band – Hot Dice
Gyasi – Lightning
Gyasi – Colorful
Sunny War – Love Became Pain
Sunny War – One Way Train
Bill Fox – Terminal Way
The Mice – More Than I Can Talk About
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.
