Today we review the best in new garage rock genre. We have the new tunes from Schizophonics in San Diego, Personal and the Pizzas from New Jersey and Hunx & His Punx from LA. We introduce Oog Bogo from LA, Class from Tucson AZ, Mini Skirt from Byron Bay in Australia, Bikini Wipeouts from Toledo, Spain, Mad Mojo Jett from Minneapolis, Gee Tee from Sydney, Australia and S.U.G.A.R. from Berlin Germany.
Dion Lunadon – By My Side;
Schizophonics – Creature;
Oog Bogo – Goon;
The Mings – Run Aground;
Devils – Roll with Me;
Sweet Reaper – Rock Alone;
Class – Wrong Side of Town;
Mini Skirt – Bag of Bones;
C.O.F.F.I.N – City Sun;
The Replacements – You Ain’t Gotta Dance;
High Time – Dead Weight;
Bikini Wipeouts – Yolanda;
Personal and the Pizzas – Don’t You Go In That Ground;
Bad Mojos – i`m A Sinner;
The Golden Boys – Dear Work;
King Gizzard & The Lizard Wizard – Stoned Mullet;
Mad Mojo Jett – Rosegarden;
Hunx & His Punx – Lose My Mind;
MalaBrava – Enredadera;
The Lost Pepes – Let Them Talk;
The Vapors – Prisoners;
Gee Tee – Rock Phone;
S.U.G.A.R. – 1984;
David Nance – Ham Sandwich.
Today we feature music from the newest record label in Macedonia: Balkan Veliki. we spin remixes from Fonija, Bernays Propaganda and Esteban Gabridge. Also, we have new stuff from Cleveland’s Blue Arrow Records! Jonathan Richman has a new mp3 download which we hear is going really hot (lots of downloads) and Ethan Daniel Davidson has a new 45. We check both of these out in today’s show. We also feature new music from Jeff Beck and Personal And The Pizzas. We also have some new band: Pale Lights from Montreal, Canada, Sculpture Club from Salt Lake City and Lemon Twigs from Long Island. Lots of excitement also live in CLE: Radkey had a really cool gig. Hear an excerpt of it in today’s show.
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