Today we check out the new music from The Americans, a band that we loved back in 2017 when they had a fantastic debut record out. Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever are also back with another new album. The Missed from Cleveland have plans to put out their first full length album as well. We introduce new artists and bands from Boston (Dirty Truckers and Abbie Barrett), Melbourne (Hazmats), LA (Momma). Finally, we play a track by Best Bets from New Zealand, who have a phenomenal new album On An Unhistoric Night.
Timon – And Now She Says She’s Young;
The Dirty Truckers – Remember One;
The Americans – Born With A Broken Heart;
The Americans – Nevada;
Ford Madox Ford – Images Of My Generation;
The Hazmats – Empty Rooms;
Rolling Blackouts Coastal Fever – My Echo;
Gentleman Jesse – One Million Sorrows;
Banditos – Time Wasted;
The Missed – The Actor;
Momma – Medicine;
Sylvia Rose Novak – Howl;
Mattiel – Lighthouse;
Neko Case – Man;
Abbie Barrett with Greg Hawkes – I Will Let You Know;
Best Bets – The Point;
Cheap Cassettes – Wishing The Sun Away;
Amoeba Teen – Barlight Crawl.
Today we start off with the 80s garage and college circuit legends Fuzztones who have a new album. Then we check out 3rd Secret, which is really a collaboration between Nirvana’s Krist Novoselic and Jillian Raye who already collaborated on two albums as Giants In The Trees. From London, we check out Japanese Television and from Japan we check out Dhidalah. Satellites is a very interesting concept from Israel that pays a homage to the great Anatolian rock music from the 70s. Helicon from Glasgow are back with the new EP and we also check out a new track from Clara Engel over in Toronto.
The Fuzztones – Nine Month Later;
The Fuzztones – Marble Hall;
3rd Secret – I Choose Me;
Giants In The Trees – System Slave;
Japanese Television – Snake Shake;
Satellites – Yagmur Yagar Tas Üstüne;
The Id – The Rake;
Baris Manco – Mozart;
Lamp of the Universe – Return as Light;
Dhidalah – Invader Summer;
Helicon – Freakquency;
Electric Eye – The Sleeping Sharks;
Strange Attractor – Gaia;
Clara Engel – Cryptid Bop.
Well tempered episode today with new international music from Big Stir Records proteges: Walker Brigade from LA, Bablers from Finland and Amoeba Teen from UK. We also have new music from Australian band Caroline No. Also from Australia, we have new collaborations of Rob Griffiths with his native band Little Murders and with a US band The Eddies. We finish with songwriters, Brad Marino from Rochester and Gentleman Jesse from Atlanta who we know well with his earlier bands The Men and Carbonas.
Thin White Rope – The Man With the Golden Gun;
Little Murders – Wait ‘Til The Summer Comes;
The Eddies (with Rob Griffiths) – Show Me;
Leaving Trains – Any Old Time;
Death of Samantha – The Set Up (of Madame Sosostris);
Walker Brigade – Fallout;
The Bablers – You Are The One For Me;
The Shirts – Laugh And Walk Away;
The On and Ons – In and Out Of Dreams;
Lord Nelson – Drag Me Down;
The Windbreakers – You Gotta Go Away.;
Amoeba Teen – A Good Reason Why;
Caroline No – Anna’s on the Radio;
Pia Fraus – Summer Before Spring;
Linda Lewis – Spring Song;
The Bevis Frond – The Man In The Garden;
Brad Marino – (She’s) Doing Her Thing;
Gentleman Jesse – Lose Everything;
Green/Blue – Chicago.
Today we have a fine overview of the new names on the American singer-songwriting scene. We introduce Bailey Bigger from Memphis, Emily Rose and The Rounders from LA, Miss Georgia Peach from Kentucky and Hailey Whitters from Iowa. Not from America, but certainly deeply rooted in so called “americana” we check out Jamie McDell from New Zealand and Jill Jackson from Glasgow. We also check out new tune from Emma Ruth Rundle.
Walkabouts – Medicine Hat;
Jamie McDell – Not Ready Yet;
Giulia Millanta – The World Is in Your Heart;
Whitney Rose – In A Rut;
Julie Christensen – Find My Way;
Bailey Bigger – Black Eyed Susan;
Emily Rose and the Rounders – 49 Spirits;
Nellen Dryden – What the Differences Are;
Leah Blevins – First Time Feeling;
Hailey Whitters – Middle of America;
Jill Jackson – Don’t Let The Fire Burn Out;
Neko Case – Deep Red Bells;
Dime Box Band – 4th of July;
Miss Georgia Peach – Adam Neal Waltz;
Emma Ruth Rundle – Pump Organ Song;
Aoife O’Donovan – Age of Apathy;
Susan Cattaneo – Time Love Gravity;
Mary Chapin Carpenter – I Am a Town.
Today we check out new singles from Italian band Faz Waltz and Memphis rockers Model Zero. Also from Memphis, we check out new band over there So Gung Ho, collaboration between songwriter Graham Winchester, Seth Moody from Faux Killas and Jared McStay from Simpletones. Strange Notes come from Cleveland and hereby we introduce them to the rest of the world. At the tail end of the show we play music by The Saints and The Sadies, commemorating deaths of Chris Bailey and Dallas Good.
Bambino Koresh – What I’m Gonna Do Now;
Faz Waltz – Fool For Your Love;
Model Zero – Leather Trap;
Cheap Cassettes – How I Got What I Wanted;
David Nance, Pearl Lovejoy Boyd and James Schroeder – Murder’s A Mindset;
Mystic Braves – Can’t Have Love;
Mystic Braves – Changing My Color;
Rinehearts – Can’t Seem To Help Myself;
Junior League – Hart Island;
Coco Hames – Tiny Pieces;
Bash And Pop – Tiny Pieces;
So Gung Ho – Alabama Sun;
Strange Notes – Radio Birdtown;
Radio Birdman – Man with Golden Helmet;
The Saints – A Minor Aversion;
The Saints – I’m Stranded;
The Sadies – Stop and Start;
The Sadies – The Very Beginning.
Loud show today with music new music for Jon Spencer, Hellacopters and Wovenhand. Particularly loud and heavy is the new album from Earthless. Also, new single from Canada’s Good as Gone, an older tune by Power from Australia, new album from Capsula from Spain and new music for Madde Gruben from Chico CA and Low Life from Sydney AU. Kick out the heavy jams!
Stray – Narure’s Way;
Jon Spencer & the HITmakers – Primary Baby;
Good As Gone – Polecat Woman;
The Move – Turkish Tram Conductor Blues;
Motorhead – Train Kept A-Rollin
Power – Road Dog;
Strange Colours – Sea Of Tranqs;
All Them Witches – Saturnine & Iron Jaw;
Wovenhand – Acacia;
The Hellacopters – Eyes Of Oblivion;
The Hellacopters – A man and a half;
Urge Overkill – Forgiven;
Capsula – You Won’t Believe It;
Madde – Nerve;
Omega – The Bird;
Low Life – CZA;
Earthless – Night Parade Of One Hundred Demons;
Slowload – Rosie.
Today we kick off with the new tune by Ribbons of Euphoria from Greece, and then we land in Medway, UK and hear from Graham Day trio. David Nance has put out yet another exciting record. On this one he takes on Melanie’s album “Candles in the Rain”, ties each song up in a plastic bad and turns them upside down… Lamp of the Universe from New Zealand, Ashinoa from France, Black Doldrums from London, Web of Lies from Glasgow and Action & Tenstion & Space from Norway are some of the other bands we introduce in today’s international neo-psychedelic trip.
13th Floor Elevators – Down By The River;
Ribbons of Euphoria – 3/4″ Bullet (Running Through My Mind);
Graham Day – You Lied To Me;
13th Floor Elevators – Fire Engine;
Lamp of the Universe – Emerald Sands;
David Nance – Gimmie All Yr Pennies;
Fuzzy Light – The Graveyard Song;
Ashinoa – Feu De Joie;
Black Doldrums – All For You;
Allyson Seconds – 03 On A Bicycle Built For Bicycle 9;
Tomorow – My White Bicycle;
Dukes of The Stratosphear – Bike Ride To The Moon;
The Web Of Lies – Receiver;
Action and Tension and Space – Chromosomes;
The Third Mind – East West.
Today’s episode brings new music from Freezing Hands from Tucson AZ, Mad Mojo Jett from Minneapolis and Volcanics from Perth Australia. Also from Australia, but in Melbourne, we check out Power Supply. Courettes from Denmark have a new single and Smoggers are a new name for us from Spain. Also in Europe, we check out The Anomalys from Amsterdam. Stateside, we also check out one man band Kevin Preston from LA and Mud City Manglers from Pittsburgh.
The Eyes – I’m Rowed Out;
Freezing Hands – Here With The Babies;
The Volcanics – Why’d Ya Do That;
Strange Colours – Get In Line;
Killer Hearts – Midnight Lucifer;
Mad Mojo Jett – Partyville;
The Anomalys – Bleed for Me;
Teeth of England – Mother Nature;
The Wigs – The Dead;
Marty Brass – Meet Me Outside;
Mud City Mangler – Waste of My Time;
Needles Pins – Woe Is Us;
Cutthroat Brothers – Magic Tricks;
The Smoggers – Gente Fea;
Kevin Preston – Caprice;
The Devils – I Appeared to the Madonna;
Divine Horsemen – Handful of Sand;
Power Supply – Acid Rain;
The Courettes – So What;
Sweet Knives – Boloney.
In today’s bluesy roots episode we check out the new music from the legendary Tav Falco, Cruzados, Cowbell, Tinsley Ellis and introduce Devils and Blues Against Youth – both from Italy. Across the Adriatic sea, we check out Mary May and Harp Explosion from Croatia.
Bill Janovitz – Mean Old;
Cruzados – She’s Automatic;
The Devils – Devils Whistle Don’t Sing;
John Mayall with Mike Campbell – Chills and Thrills;
Johnny Burnette – The Train Kept A Rollin’;
Tav Falco – Train Kept A Rollin;
Tav Falco – The House Of The Rising Sun;
Cowbell – Garage Flowers;
Cowbell – Tallulah;
Ilana Katz – Time To Go;
Mary May – Don’t Call Me Baby;
Harp Explosion – Streets;
Tarbox Ramblers – Million Miles From Nowhere;
Tinsley Ellis – Slow Train To Hell;
Blues Against Youth – Oblivion.
Today we hear new music from Brooklyn’s A Place To Bury Strangers, legendary Dream Syndicate and Josh Klinghoffer from Red Hot Chilli Peppers, performing under a solo moniker Pluralone. We introduce Krimi from Perth, Australia, Nass Zuruck from Los Angeles, Sei Still from Mexico (now in Berlin, Germany) and three ladies from Glasgow, Soursob. Locally, we introduce Marty Brass from Cleveland who has a new record out.
Todd Rundgren with Dweezil Zappa – Time Heals;
Krimi – Kaleidoscope;
A Place to Bury Strangers – Let’s See Each Other;
Mark Lanegan – Skeleton Key;
The Dream Syndicate – Where I’ll Stand;
Pluralone – Claw Your Way Out;
The Soft Boys – Train Round The Bend;
Green Blue – Everyone Hits The Glass;
Nass Zuruck – Shadowplay;
Sei Still – Extrarradio;
Belgrado – Jeszcze Raz;
Gang of Four – At Home (He’s a Tourist);
The Numbers – Alternative Suicide;
The Gymslips – Dear Marje;
Marty Brass – Meet Me Outside;
Soursob – SPT;
Dave Gahan and Soulsavers – The Desperate Kingdom of Love.
Podcast made in Cleveland, Ohio. Syndicated by Prvi Prvi na Skali in Kragujevac, Serbia. Sponsored by Blue Arrow Records and Baby Next.
