Swedish duo The Sweet Serenades have now released their album Balcony Cigarettes Band Members are Martin Nordvall -vocals and rhythm guitar & Mathias Näslund – lead guitar. Other instruments played by [their]...
Anton Barbeau: Plast...
posted by Sarah Morrison
From the ever prolific Anton Barbeau, we bring you the title track from his 13th album Plastic Guitar. “With but a few years remaining until 2012, Anton Barbeau has been busier than ever, spreading his...
AMPed New Music Week...
posted by Charles Stepczyk
AMPED: Show #198 This week’s host: Michael from Mikey Pod Show: Insomnia Radio: The SoCal Sessions Song: Come Alive (Still Time) Show: Ourobouros Podcast Song: Bed Of Nails (Pluto Revolts) Show: The DarkCompass...
Pablo: Hey Luci
posted by Charles Stepczyk
New York indie group Pablo recently broke out with their long awaited follow up to the beloved debut “Half The Time” “Long nights will come along, I’ve gotten to give in a bit” are lyrics that help to sum...
Tripdavon: By The Ri...
posted by Stuart Morrison
From their recent third album Sketches From Silence Tripdavon is an independent band from Santa Barbara, California. Since forming in 2004, they’ve been featured on HBO’s hit show “Entourage,”...
J. Tillman: Earthly ...
posted by Sarah Morrison
From his 6th album Year In The Kingdom, this is J. Tillman with ‘Earthly Bodies’. “Year In The Kingdom unravels some kind of galactic wilderness. Tillman’s 6th album lyrically borders on mystic;...
Angher: Emerge And B...
posted by Stuart Morrison
From their Album Hidden Truth ANGHER was basically a one man project started by cellist/guitarist Greg Korniluk shortly after he was invited to record/guest on the Apocalyptica album “Reflections”. Still, it...
The Dustys: Dangerou...
posted by Stuart Morrison
From their EP Sticky Blood Emerging out of the garage-punk constellation around our nation’s capitol, The Dustys signal their arrival with a cacophonously brilliant debut EP, Sticky Blood, released earlier this month...
Vivian Darkbloom: Co...
posted by Charles Stepczyk
Vivian Darkbloom is a pseudonym for the novelist Vladimir Nabokov, a writer who loved controversy, intrigue, and continually thwarting the expectations of his readers. The band borrowed this name in homage to Nabokov (whom...
Restruct: Rain to Sn...
posted by Stuart Morrison
From their self-titled EP Biography 1. Serving or designed to destroy. To destroy intentionally. 2. to do away with or cause the undoing of. Just the opposite of “destruct,” the term and band name RESTRUCT. Brought...
IR: UK #73 – 2...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Episode number 73 of Insomnia Radio UK. To mark my three years of Podcasting, here is a retrospective of ten of the best tracks from shows 11 to 33 in 2006 and 2007 Recording Date: Sunday 20th Sept 2009 TRT: 49:42 Rating:...
Naja Rosa: When The ...
posted by Sarah Morrison
Fresh from her debut album, today we bring you ‘When The Smoke Clears’ from Denmark’s Naja Rosa. “A child of music, Naja Rosa was born into a family of many songs and stories. Her mother and...
The Sleepover Disast...
posted by Charles Stepczyk
There is something to be said about dedication and hard work and The Sleepover Disaster are the embodiment of such a feat. The Fresno, California-based three piece have hit their stride with their first nationally...
Brown Recluse: Night...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Brilliant pop with tinges of soft rock, folk and lysergic jangle. From their recent EP The Soft Skin. The brown recluse spider or violin spider, Loxosceles reclusa, is a well-known member of the family Sicariidae (formerly...
Darla Farmer: Mechan...
posted by Sarah Morrison
Bringing some delicious chaos to your Thursday morning, today’s Daily Dose is from Nashville, TN band Darla Farmer. “Darla Farmer arose from the kind of disenchantment one can only experience when living in...
Midriff: Change Agai...
posted by Charles Stepczyk
Alright, we felt it was just about the right time for a nice ska-punk interlude here on the Daily Dose, as we like to mix it up a bit. 3 childhood friends from the quiet town of Winona, MN who met in karate class formed a...
IR: The SoCal Sessio...
posted by Charles Stepczyk
Per local musician Brian Kenney Fresno’s mission statement, the holy triumvirate of activities in the Central California city of Fresno are: car theft, methlabs and chop shops. While you often hear the area...
Tealights: Exit
posted by Stuart Morrison
Their debut EP will be released on on Sept. 29 TEALIGHTS is an indie-electronica band with classical infusions founded in June 2008. Early into its conception, the band found itself experimenting with vox harmonies,...
My First Earthquake:...
posted by Stuart Morrison
From their first full length album Downstairs. Three of the four members of My First Earthquake attended Carnegie Mellon in Pittsburgh, but they didn’t collaborate until they’d each separately moved to San...
Bent By Elephants: V...
posted by Charles Stepczyk
Bent By Elephants are a 7 piece folk rock band stationed in Montreal, linking patch-work improv pieces into rhythmic pop-folk songs. Luke Fowlie and vocalist Chesley Walsh began BBE in the Spring of 2008. After a year of...
Ten Year Vamp: Never...
posted by Sarah Morrison
‘Never Know’ is the leading single from Albany, NY power-poppers Ten Year Vamp’s newest album Don’t Act Like You Know Me. Not only do they rock hard, but because of their legions of loyal fans they...
Danish Daycare: A Pu...
posted by Stuart Morrison
‘Danish Daycare’ is the solo project by Daniel Jonsson from Malmo, who has achieved quite a lot during his musical career besides being a solo performer. Between 2001-2005 Daniel played Keyboards for...
Strung Out: Black Cr...
posted by Charles Stepczyk
Almost two decades after they formed in Simi Valley, STRUNG OUT is back with their seventh studio album, releasing later this month on Fat Wreck Chords. Strung Out’s latest album, Agents Of The Underground, is not only...
Mojave: For a While
posted by Sarah Morrison
Today’s Daily Dose track ‘For a While’ comes to you from Vancouver band Mojave’s second album Crow’s Funeral. Mojave are lead singer/guitarist LJ and guitarist/sometimes singer Paul. They are an...
Van Risseghem: Love,...
posted by Charles Stepczyk
We recently discovered Tulsa, Oklahoma native and musician, Jonathan Van Risseghem over at the Garageband site, and wanted to briefly plug in there and help promote his opening track “Love, Again” from the debut...
PromiseLab: Burned A...
posted by Stuart Morrison
From their album When The Lights Go Down PromiseLab was born out of a shared vision between Shayne Hudson (vocals, guitar) and Larry Rohleder (drums). As roommates in an East Baltimore row house, Shayne, a singer-songwriter...
Heels Catch Fire: A ...
posted by Stuart Morrison
“Furious new addition to the Brighton [UK] Post Hardcore Artrock scene” “Heels Catch Fire produce angular off-kilter songs that walk the tricky tightrope between post hardcore noise and danceable indie...
Sounds Like Violence...
posted by Charles Stepczyk
Angelholm, Sweden’s SOUNDS LIKE VIOLENCE will be releasing their full length The Devil On Nobel Street, follow up to critically acclaimed debut With Blood On My Hands, on Burning Heart Records this late Summer. In the...
Glenn Jones: A Geran...
posted by Stuart Morrison
From his album Barbecue Bob in Fishtown From Cambridge, Massachusetts, Glenn Jones is a A 30-plus-year devotee of the so-called Takoma School. His third album – Barbecue Bob in Fishtown – is out now...
Voxhaul Broadcast: W...
posted by Stuart Morrison
From their album Rotten Apples By harnessing a sound that reflects a range of influences from old school to Cold War Kids and Kings of Leon, Voxhaul Broadcast composes tracks with smart lyrics and undeniably catchy...
Ground Mower: Down
posted by Charles Stepczyk
Ground Mower is an unsigned Swedish Metal band consisting of: Magnus Arnar (lead vocals), Richard Bång (percussion and drums), Tomas Marklund (bass, backing vocals), Snobben (guitar) and Joakim Hedestedt (keyboards). Ground...
Point Blank: Venice ...
posted by Sarah Morrison
Calling all lovers of independent music! This ‘Point Blank’ feature focuses the spotlight on the chamber pop loveliness that is Venice Is Sinking. I’ll explain everything in the podcast, but there’s...