A wave of sound has emerged in New York, slowly swelling and sweeping you into the beautiful dreamscape created by nu-gaze three piece Dead Leaf Echo. LG, Mike DiLalla, and Liza B have manged to mirror the epic sonic...
IR: 155 – Taki...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Following on from Charles’ successful marine adventure last Episode 154 of Insomnia Radio, this time we take to the air for a short flight, the duration of which will be around 45 minutes, and during which the In...
Low of the Low: Redu...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Chicago based “Low of the Low” isn’t interested in being just any average, ordinary American rock band like most out today – that’s obvious at first listen. Their gritty, groove...
The Best Music You’v...
posted by Stuart Morrison
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Anchor Down: Word Wa...
posted by Charles Stepczyk
Attention all pastors, church leaders, and acolytes! Oh wait…S*#t. Wrong Anchordown. Out of Portland, Oregon sails a more fiery version of Anchor Down; swilling beer, belting out anthemic punk rock cannonfire as they...
The Modern Fighting ...
posted by Stuart Morrison
“The HardcorePostpunkElectricIndieShockRock Scene..” The MFV are a four piece indie/alternative band from the South East [UK]. They formed in 2005 and have been promoting themselves heavily since the release...
Pic Vicious: L.A. Dr...
posted by Charles Stepczyk
Lurking in our latest Southern California musical carousel comes Pic Vicious, a sinister local duo backed by the synth beats of Devcon Industries, and whom have roots in the local hip-hop scene. We definitely have a few...
Black Chapel: Sands ...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Hailing from Cudahy, CA, Black Chapel was formed in 2002 by lead singer/guitarist Jose P., bass player, Chris C., and drummer, Vinnie V. Black Chapel’s music had undergone a number of musical styles before the band...
The Milwaukees: Save...
posted by Charles Stepczyk
Complimented as “charmingly arrogant” by some and “hard working showmen” by others – The Milwaukees make music for the masses: engaging, raw and instantly approachable. Sonically they live between the Foo...
IR: The SoCal Sessio...
posted by Charles Stepczyk
I’m sorry FM… but I don’t want to get back together!! I gave up on us a long ago after a lifetime of unannounced program changes and undelivered phone-in requests. You need to stop hounding me with your...
GK & The Renegad...
posted by Stuart Morrison
ren·e·gade [ren-i-geyd] – adjective 1. an energetic, good-humoured, fun-filled experience. A charismatic, melody-driven rock band, Liverpool-based GK & THE RENEGADES continue to impress fans and critics alike...
Die! Die! Die!: Side...
posted by Charles Stepczyk
Die! Die! Die! is a punk three-piece from New Zealand formed in late 2003. Their music has been described as being abrasive, noisy and rough with a strong emphasis on the rhythm section within the band. The band are renowned...
Cassettes won’...
posted by Stuart Morrison
From Small-Time Machine Cassettes Won’t Listen is the brainchild of New York-based,multi-instrumentalist and producer Jason Drake and is the latest in a heap of musical monikers he has realized over the years....
Angel Pier: Sprites
posted by Charles Stepczyk
Formed in 2006 in Dublin Ireland by Mark & Darragh, Angel Pier took shape one night at Whelans, after which the founding duo quickly added Canadian guitarist Luke & bass groove merchant Vinny Redmond to polish off...
Song of the Siren: C...
posted by Stuart Morrison
UPCOMING ALBUM, “City Lights Are Blinding You” IN THE STREETS THIS JUNE 2008 Song of the Siren’s upcoming debut, City Lights Are Blinding You, is a no-frills showcase of the band’s ever-growing...
GK & The Renega...
posted by Stuart Morrison
IR: UK favourites GK & The Renegades just emailed to say they had new songs and gigs on their MySpace and I noticed they now have a YouTube presence too. ...
Colour Revolt: Naked...
posted by Charles Stepczyk
From Oxford, Mississippi, comes a band called Colour Revolt that wants to bludgeon you to death by sound, and music. Colour Revolt’s members first played together while they were college students at the University of...
This is Ivy League: ...
posted by Stuart Morrison
From Brooklyn, New York “The Brooklyn-based duo fit neatly between recent cozy-pop faves the Whitest Boy Alive and Peter, Bjorn & John, working the same seam of homely beauty and prematurely autumnal...
Talons of Spring: Co...
posted by Charles Stepczyk
Channeling the creative spirit and often times legendary vocal delivery of Jim Morrison, Romanian born and Los Angeles based artist Andrei Tutunaru of Talons of Spring has just finished putting the final touches on his...
The Gababeat: Crazy
posted by Stuart Morrison
The few of you who follow the Indie Music scene in Hungary may already know that The Gababeat formed from the band Gabor13. The Gababeat For those of you who don’t, may we introduce the band The Gababeat, from...
Flatfoot 56- Warrior...
posted by irchicago
Carl Sandburg once wrote of Chicago, “They tell me you are wicked and I believe them,” but that wasn’t necessarily a dis. The storied poet and historian subsequently breaks down a laundry list of Windy City...
Ana Laan: Paradise
posted by Charles Stepczyk
The startling, romantic voice of singer Ana Laan was born in Madrid and matured in Stockholm, Sweden. The daughter of a Spanish professor of literature and an American mother, Ana was raised in a home where learning was...
Aaron Mansfield R...
posted by irchicago
At 11 years old, Aaron Mansfield picked up a guitar and started strumming as loud as possible at a local guitar shop, having no clue what a chord was or how to coordinate his hands to do two different things. He believed...
Hey Molly: Charlie...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Hey Molly… just a band…it’s just Rock n Roll Lets all give a little listen to the Devonshire [UK] four piece known as Hey Molly. With over 18 different varieties of beer and cider on their jeans, their...
IR Orlando #24: Flor...
posted by Marci Brinker
After a fairly long absence, IR Orlando is back! This episode will give you a taste of some great bands who will be playing in the upcoming Florida Music Festival next weekend (May 15, 16, and 17). Please check the festival...
Songs for Moms: 1906
posted by Charles Stepczyk
From Oakland, CA comes a three piece indie rock group aptly titled Songs for Mom, comprised of Molly / Allana (guitar / bass / vox), and Carey (drums). This last year they finished up a nationwide tour, having the chance to...
IR SoCal: Local Show...
posted by Charles Stepczyk
Hark! Three incredible groups are coming to one epic local LA venue, this Tuesday evening (5/13), starting at 9pm sharp. Friend and classy wordsmith of “The Black Watch”, John, told me that his band will be...
Don DiLego: Falling ...
posted by Charles Stepczyk
A man who loves the agony of writing songs. Don DiLego grew up in the 70’s. He often wore a yellow polyester suit jacket and plaid pant combo that his mom thought “was really groovy”, but in reality may...
IR Chicago #21
posted by irchicago
Quite a high energy episode this time! Need one every once in a while! This one has some punk rock, glam rock and rock. Enjoy! Also, come and visit me at bounceradio.net Live every Monday 11pm est/10pm cst/ 8pm pst! Set...
Dot Dot Dot – ...
posted by irchicago
Millions have seen Dot Dot Dot. Chicago’s hottest band was chosen from thousands to participate in Fox Television’s “The Next Great American Band”, which aired nationally in 2007. Featuring the...
Timothy Simpson: Lov...
posted by Stuart Morrison
. Love Song: Timothy Simpson From his album “Timothy Simpson” From Lakeland, Florida Timothy Simpson has just released his self-titled second album. This is an impressive feat for anyone, but even more so for...
Flight of the Concho...
posted by Laurie Stanbridge
The Flight of the Conchords debut album has stormed the US pop charts in its first week of release. The self-titled album from Wellington comedy duo Jermaine Clement and Bret McKenzie has opened at number three selling a...