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Home » Posts made in June, 2009
Henry Homesweet: Okiirobo_Navigation_System
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Jun30

Henry Homesweet: Oki...

posted by Jason Evangelho

I’m on a retro video game kick lately, and when I stumbled across this artist @ The Sixtyone, I was hooked. Here’s his bio: Henry Homesweet is a music project to express all of my creativity. I work with lots of...

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IR SoCal Album Release: Still Time – See America
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Jun29

IR SoCal Album Relea...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

As a nice audial cannonball into Summer, we’ve got a handful of tracks from San Luis Obispo roots-rock group STILL TIME’s newest album “See America” which were recently passed along into our greedy...

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Throw Me The Statue: Ancestors
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Jun29

Throw Me The Statue:...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Seattle, Washington’s Throw Me the Statue is currently working on their second album, Creaturesque, available August 4 (Worldwide) and August 17 (UK), via Secretly Canadian. Originally the one-man project of...

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Megafaun: The Fade
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Jun28

Megafaun: The Fade

posted by Stuart Morrison

From their album Gather, Form & Fly This is the Summer of Megafaun. Their highly-anticipated second album, Gather, Form & Fly, is a monument to a band that hundreds have experienced on stages, under trees, in...

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Math the Band: Why Didn’t You Get A Haircut?
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Jun27

Math the Band: Why D...

posted by Jason Evangelho

“More expensive Casio equipment than Devo” – CMJ Math the Band is equal parts Atom and His Package and Andrew WK. Sampled casio sk1 drums, paired with solid square waves and more BPMs than can possibly be...

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The Papertiger Sound: Tiny Robot Love
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Jun26

The Papertiger Sound...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

The Papertiger Sound is a transatlantic project created in 2006 by Dan Gelder who is from England’s Eastern shore. Hailing from the Eastern shores of Canada, Kerstin Wilson later joined when both Dan and Kerstin were...

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Deer Tick: Standing at the Threshold
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Jun25

Deer Tick: Standing ...

posted by Stuart Morrison

To mark the release of the second album “Born on Flag Day”, here is a song from their first album “War Elephant”. Head over to Partisan Records to check out both of them. Deer Tick is a rock n...

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Plajia: Dummy
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Jun24

Plajia: Dummy

posted by Jason Evangelho

Note from Jason: I’m a sucker for “The Bends”-era Radiohead. Plajia (pronounced “plah-gee-ah”) scratches that itch nicely! Lauded by music critics in Canada and abroad, trip-rock group Plajia,...

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IR: Detroit #28 – Interview with Mikal
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Jun23

IR: Detroit #28 R...

posted by Les Zaldor

IR: Motor city is back again for another interview episode – this episode is an interview with Mikal, a great up and coming indie artist from South East Michigan! This was a fun interview, it was a pleasure to talk...

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Signal Hill: Stunning Clarity
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Jun23

Signal Hill: Stunnin...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Los Angeles instrumental outfit Signal Hill is back with a new album as of June 11th, twelve songs and 61 minutes of universally understood tracks without the vocal interjection that occasionally takes away from the artistry...

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Fabulous Hats: Trance
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Jun22

Fabulous Hats: Tranc...

posted by Stuart Morrison

From Liverpool, Nova Scotia, Canada Neil Dobson was a regular on the Toronto club circuit for years with various original bands. “I go back a ways in Toronto, we played Larry’s Hideaway a lot -such a...

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The OaKs: My Father’s God
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Jun21

The OaKs: My Father&...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

In honor of our fathers past and present today, we are providing a track by one of the friends to the network – Orlando band, The OaKs.  Here’s a bit of back story on their previous release, Our Fathers and the...

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State Shirt: Computer
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Jun20

State Shirt: Compute...

posted by Jason Evangelho

This marks the 2nd State Shirt appearance on the ‘Dose: If you dig this track, make sure to check out “Time To Go” which Charles featured on our Daily Dose feed a couple months back. State Shirt sculpts...

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Copilots: Husk
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Jun19

Copilots: Husk

posted by Stuart Morrison

From their album Escape Through The Trees Copilots are a five piece rock band from Vancouver, BC. Formed in 2005, their debut self-titled (2007) CD received glowing reviews across Canada. The band is Skye Brooks –...

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Insomnia Radio #166: No Sleep till Brooklyn
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Jun19

Insomnia Radio #166:...

posted by Stuart Morrison

Insomnia Radio visits New York again Recording Date: Thursday 18th June 2009 TRT: 46:40 Rating: Worksafe [audio:https://insomniaradio.net/audio/ir166.mp3] DOWNLOAD | SUBSCRIBE A regional showcase episode of Insomnia Radio,...

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Hollands: Coughing Boy
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Jun18

Hollands: Coughing B...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

The combination of rock, punk, and folk never sounded so sweet as the Brooklyn duo, Hollands, have accomplished on their debut EP, Faces released last fall. Consisting of multi-instrumentalist John-Paul Norpoth (formally of...

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the fictions: le traitor
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Jun17

the fictions: le tra...

posted by Jason Evangelho

THE FICTIONS’ EPIC BIOGRAPHY COMMENCES: And so, the Fictions descended upon the world of men, bleating their war cry, “Le Traitor,” as their foes hastily met them on the battlefield. However, in a...

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IR:Detroit #27: Punk Rock and More
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Jun16

IR:Detroit #27: Punk...

posted by Les Zaldor

Back to bring you more music and conversation from the Motor City – Some great punk bands and pop/rock that are all from this musical mecca – please check them out! Also at the end, I little conversation that I...

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IR: UK #70 – Eskimos & Toy Horses
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Jun16

IR: UK #70 – E...

posted by Stuart Morrison

Episode number 70 of Insomnia Radio UK. Welcome to this somewhat delayed episode. Seven songs from UK artists, and one US. And a CD give-away contest! Recording Date: Tuesday 16 June 2009 TRT: 44:35 Rating: Mostly Work Safe...

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Ume: Pendulum
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Jun16

Ume: Pendulum

posted by Stuart Morrison

Ume (pronounced “ooo-may”) are from Austin, Texas, and Pendulum is a song on their EP Sunshower released earlier this year. The band’s genetic make-up is a little shoegaze, garage rock, noise and...

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Still Time: Come Alive
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Jun15

Still Time: Come Ali...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

The summer months quickly approach heralding San Luis Obispo group Still Time’s long awaited second release in May, “See America”, along with a slew of very non-traditional sounding tour dates up the west...

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IR: Dread at the Controls #5: “DJ Style”
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Jun14

IR: Dread at the Con...

posted by Jason Evangelho

This was the 2nd to last podcast Mikey recorded for our network before his untimely passing in March 2008. His music & enthusiasm are deeply missed.

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Watching Cars: Attribute to Memory
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Jun14

Watching Cars: Attri...

posted by Jason Evangelho

The brainchild of brothers David and Collin, Watching Cars is a unique blend of homespun roots and understated pop that will have you unknowingly whistling melodies the next day. Both boys, Texas born and bred, grew up on a...

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Swimming in Speakers: In Knowing
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Jun13

Swimming in Speakers...

posted by Stuart Morrison

Album Review by Sarah Morrison of Miss Morrison’s Mix If New York based duo Swimming in Speakers (multi-instrumentalist Chris Clarke and lead vocalist Meadow Eliz) can do one thing, it’s defy categorisation. In fact,...

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On the Beach: Obituary
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Jun12

On the Beach: Obitua...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

On The Beach are a four-piece indie rock band from Durham and Chapel Hill NC in the hallowed vein of post-hardcore band Fugazi. Nagendra and John were in a band called Strunken White from 1996-2001 while John, Rachel and...

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Mesita: Excited for the Future
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Jun11

Mesita: Excited for ...

posted by Jason Evangelho

*We’re finding a TON of amazing music (like this track) via a newish website called The Sixtyone. Picture Digg+Last.FM+HypeMachine+Xbox 360 Achievements. Seriously. Get over there and sign up. And if ya do, use...

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The Flying Change: Dirty White Coats
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Jun10

The Flying Change: D...

posted by Stuart Morrison

Album Review by Sarah Morrison of Miss Morrison’s Mix The Flying Change, AKA songwriter Sam Jacobs and a selection of talented musicians, had an ingenious idea for spreading awareness and getting awesome coverage for his...

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Riley: Hope Like An Ocean (feat. Emiko Woods)
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Jun09

Riley: Hope Like An ...

posted by Jason Evangelho

The story of these three unique musicians started back when Spencer Riley Alfonso & Patrick Hill got their first gig opening for the Cold War Kids in Whittier, California. Encouraged by a conversation with the Indie...

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The Weakerthans: Sun in an Empty Room
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Jun08

The Weakerthans: Sun...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Reunion Tour is another superb tome from indie rock’s most singular narrators, the Weakerthans. Their newest album from 2007 was recorded after-hours above a closed factory in the cold Canadian spring, weaving the...

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The Lava Children: The Green Word
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Jun07

The Lava Children: T...

posted by Stuart Morrison

From their self titled 5 track Mini Album which was just released on Graveface Records Sherri West and Taylor Clark grew up in Tulsa, but melded musical forces to form the band about seven years ago in Los Angeles. With...

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The Aggrolites: The Sufferer
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Jun06

The Aggrolites: The ...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

The Aggrolites are more than a band they are a movement unto themselves. They carry a banner – one created with their own hands. This banner reads, “Dirty Reggae,” and represents their signature fusion of...

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Riverboat Gamblers: A Choppy Yet Sincere Apology
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Jun05

Riverboat Gamblers: ...

posted by Jason Evangelho

In 1997, former Blanks member Pat Lillard (“Spider Stewart”) (Bass), formed The Riverboat Gamblers with Fadi el-Assad (“Freddy Castro”) (Lead Guitar), and Mike Wiebe (“Rookie Sensation”)...

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