Episode number 85 of Insomnia Radio: UK, which returns after a bit of a gap, with twelve tracks by ten UK bands. Also news, from Made In The UK Show, AMP and Insomnia Radio regional news. Recording Date: Monday 31 May...
VOWLS: Waking
posted by Stuart Morrison
Review our PayPal casino guide to see a list of online casinos that accept eWallet deposits and take players from the UK, Canada, and even the USA, Pt. 1 Prepare thyself, musical adventurer, for a trip down this swirling...
Damon Castillo Band:...
posted by Charles Stepczyk
It had been several years since I had first seen the Damon Castillo Band live, performing against the sun-drenched backdrop of the Pacific Ocean up in Avila Beach at the annual SLO Vintners Festival (held each November). At...
Mimicking Birds: Riv...
posted by Charles Stepczyk
Portland Oregon’s Mimicking Birds has their first official album out online – and as of March 9th, is now obtainable in stores. Today we delve back into some of the home recordings of Nate Lacy, particularly...
Vampire Hands: Poor ...
posted by Stuart Morrison
The Album Skull Judge, from which this is taken, is a Split 12″. Side A is by Vampire Hands. Side B is by Daughters of the Sun which is not available digitally. Vampire Hands are a prodigal artifact of the thriving...
Elogy: London
posted by Charles Stepczyk
Huntington Beach, CA based group ELOGY is set to release its independently financed debut album “One” on July 6th, 2010. “One” showcases a band that has taken its time to perfect and hone its sound. With...
Chief: Night and Day
posted by Stuart Morrison
Chief Set to Release Modern Rituals (Domino Records) August 17th Select U.S. Tour Dates Begin May 28th Chief, a 4-piece from Santa Monica who formed while studying at New York University, returned to their home state...
Camaromance: Out of ...
posted by Charles Stepczyk
A perfect mix between Americana music and folk/pop sensibility, Camaromance’s new album, The Parade, is the album of a women now in full control of her destiny, who is now leading the parade instead of watching...
The Active Set: Let ...
posted by Stuart Morrison
The recently released single from Los Angeles based The Active Set. Matthew Stolarz was dissatisfied. A Los Angeles native, he had helped form and was playing bass in L.A. punk rock band the Briggs, but it just...
Freak Owls: Little T...
posted by Charles Stepczyk
New York’s Freak Owls was created from the amalgamation of ideas, restlessness, and frustrations of Josh Ricchio. After spending the past 12 years playing and touring in a wide variety of collaborative rock bands (most...
IR Chicago Episode 3...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Mitch and the Polecats Kimmi rounded up a bunch of artists from right around where she lives in Chicago, both on purpose and by accident (the artists… I’m sure she lives where she does by something other than an...
Jungol: Two People
posted by Stuart Morrison
From the album Over the Sun and Under the Radar Jungol, comprised of two brothers and one long-time friend, have created a sound that is a clear standout in the realm of experimental rock. Sometimes moody and ethereal,...
Bem-vindos ao IR: Po...
posted by Jason Evangelho
UPDATE: Dug Episode 1? Go get Episode 2 at the IR Portugal website. Hey gang, Jason here. As you may already know, I’m Portuguese so the launch of IR Portugal is near to my heart and brilliant to my ears. Rodrigo...
Insomnia Radio Portu...
posted by Stuart Morrison
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The Mary Onettes: Th...
posted by Charles Stepczyk
Sweden’s THE MARY ONETTES just recently released their brand new single – “The Night Before The Funeral”. The songs pick up where the album ended; epic soundscapes and big orchestral arrangements, but...
Rudely Interrupted: ...
posted by Erk
Rudely Interrupted are a 6 piece indie rock band from Melbourne. They formed in 2007 and are loved by many fans. They have toured across the world with sell out performances in New York, Toronto, Bristol, Manchester &...
Lisa Hugo: Artist Pr...
posted by Erk
Lisa Hugo was born in Melbourne but currently calls Dubai home. She is classically trained and is a singer, songwriter, composer and pianist. She started to sing and play piano at an early age and went on to study music,...
IR: Australia #2 – L...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Welcome to episode 2 of Insomnia Radio Australia! It’s early days for the podcast and to quote Australian classic rockers AC/DC: “It’s a long way to the top if you want to rock & roll!” The...
Harper Blynn: 25 Yea...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Harper Blynn release debut album and play CD Release Party at Brooklyn Bowl Friday May 21 Loneliest Generation is the debut record from Harper Blynn, a Brooklyn, NY-based four piece named for its two principle...
Sarah Winters: Not M...
posted by Charles Stepczyk
We recently received a press release this past week from St. Paul musician SARAH WINTERS and were quickly mesmerized by one of her public videos accessed through the musical paradise known as blip.fm. Sarah’s...
IR: New York #12
posted by Sarah Morrison
Episode number 12 of Insomnia Radio New York, with your host Sarah Morrison. Recording Date: Tuesday 18th May 2010 TRT: 42:30 Rating: One little nsfw language slip – but I was making a...
Once a Pawn: Waiting
posted by Stuart Morrison
“Waiting” is the irresistible first single from Once A Pawn’s new album Mission Accomplished, on Queer Control Records High school gym class brought Catherine Balta (drummer/vocalist) and Eric Scrivens (guitarist)...
Zola Jesus: Night
posted by Charles Stepczyk
Zola Jesus is the endeavor of a solitary girl named Nika Roza Danilova to simultaneously combat and invoke the approaching apocalypse using the only weapon/offering she has; her voice. After a decade of opera study and a...
IR Detroit 33 –...
posted by Les Zaldor
Insomnia Radio: Detroit returns for another epic episode! This episode is recorded live from The All Around in Taylor, Michigan! Special thanks to Jason for joining me on the show! <!– wp:shortcode...
The Roast Beef Curta...
posted by Stuart Morrison
Be sure to pick up “Pleasure EP,” the long awaited debut release from The RBC. Stay tuned for a Full Length Release scheduled to drop in 2010. Inspired by tight reggae rhythm sections & thrashing punk...
Walking Sleep: In a ...
posted by Charles Stepczyk
Walking Sleep originally formed in 2007 under the name The Flying Tourbillon Orchestra. The six-piece band came together as a natural extension of lead singer Hunter Curra’s exploratory songwriting, in which he combined...
Salteens: Hallowed W...
posted by Stuart Morrison
From the album Moths Seven years ago The Salteens started Boompa Records to put out their sophomore album, Let Go Of Your Bad Days. Since then Boompa has released a lot of other albums while the Salteens have remained...
Beth Thornley: Wash ...
posted by Charles Stepczyk
You may know LA musician Beth Thornley from seasonal efforts such as the Bowen Beer Bottle Band, whose viral beer-bottle music session rang up close to a million YouTube views to date, after first launch during the winter...
Atlantic Line: Big B...
posted by Sarah Morrison
Today’s Daily Dose is from LA group Atlantic Line, and is from their debut album Exit To Intro. The band were nice enough to contact us directly, and boasts one member from a group that we have featured here before,...
The Superfantastics:...
posted by Charles Stepczyk
Since the release of their acclaimed debut LP, Pop-Up Book, Halifax’s THE SUPERFANTASTICS have toured Eastern Canada steadily with bands such as Julie Doiron and Shotgun Jimmie, opened for Joel Plaskett and Two Hours...
The Pocket Gods: My ...
posted by Stuart Morrison
From the album All My Own Work, a collection of pocket gods songs that span their first 12 years of their existence – from 1998 to 2010. Features the mercurial songwriting talents of Mark Christopher Lee. Indie pop...
Cea Marie: 5:05 p.m.
posted by Charles Stepczyk
The NY sultronica duo of HBA (or Hot Bitch Arsenal as you might have known them), unfortunately disbanded last year, with some high publicity over the last few years from the likes of Amie Street and thesixtyone.com. ...