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The Black Atlantic: Old, Dim Light
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Apr04

The Black Atlantic: ...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Hailing from Groningen (The Netherlands), The Black Atlantic is an acoustic pop quartet, formed around singer-songwriter and former Shai Hulud frontman, Geert van der Velde. With an ambient feel that tickles the nerves...

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Technoir MA: Roundabout
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Apr02

Technoir MA: Roundab...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Named indirectly by James Cameron, Technoir MA apparently takes the first part of its name from a nightclub in the Terminator movie, a name the director had chosen to represent the new style of movie he felt he had...

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Two Hours Traffic: Territory
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Mar31

Two Hours Traffic: T...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

“Territory” is the follow up to the Charlottetown band’s Polaris Prize nominated and internationally acclaimed sophomore album, “Little Jabs”. Once again produced by Joel Plaskett, Territory builds on the promise...

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Battle Flags: Siren Songs
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Mar29

Battle Flags: Siren ...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Battle Flags, the moniker for artist Jack Budd, began as a project in stencil graffiti in an 8×10 room in Richmond, Virginia. The meticulously pieced album Color Engine is its harrowing result. Recorded in his...

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Efterklang & The Danish National Chamber Orchestra: Cutting Ice to Snow (live)
  • Live & Acoustic
Mar28

Efterklang & Th...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Two short years back in Copenhagen Denmark we would have loved to have been in-house when Danish indie 5-piece EFTERKLANG (translation: ‘reverberation’ or ‘remembrance’) tackled an ambitious live...

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Surrounded: Safe Tomorrow Sun
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Mar27

Surrounded: Safe Tom...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Formed back in 2000 through a one-year experimental journey in a remotely located studio in the forested south, Sweden’s SURROUNDED has continued to embrace and nurture their combination of dense instrumentation,...

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Drew Danburry: Many Are Cold, But Few Are Frozen
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Mar24

Drew Danburry: Many ...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Since we last heard from Provo, Utah based artist DREW DANBURRY, he had married his true love, Lynette (aka Lady Danburry), and followed up  touring in 2009 with an assortment of talented artists – some you have...

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Dog Day: Rome
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Mar22

Dog Day: Rome

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Following the release of their debut album, Night Group, Halifax, NS band DOG DAY spent two years touring from Norway to Texas to Northern Alberta. An isolated unit of four astrologically inclined musicians, they routinely...

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Gregg Yeti & The Best Lights: Laughter Be Your Slave
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Mar19

Gregg Yeti & Th...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

On Monday we presented you with a great track called Yeti, and since its Friday we thought we’d sandwich in the wintery cryptic named cousin who they might have been singing about: GREGG YETI & THE BEST...

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Butterfly Explosion: Chemistry
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Mar17

Butterfly Explosion:...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Happy St. Patrick’s Day from all of us here at Insomnia Radio, new members and old.  Today’s pick is naturally from Ireland, and isn’t really jigworthy, unless of course you dance to the beat of your own...

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Deadstring Brothers: Sao Paulo
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Mar14

Deadstring Brothers:...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

The Deadstring Brothers are an alt-country/rock band from Detroit, Michigan and London, England who play in a style somewhat reminiscent of the Rolling Stones’ Exile On Main Street. Not unlike Exile-era Stones,...

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The Long Winters: Pushover
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Mar12

The Long Winters: Pu...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Putting the days to bed, the third LP from Seattle’s The Long Winters, combines the lyrical intimacy and melodic complexity of the ultimatum EP with the guitar pop rave-ups of the bands previous full lengths. The two...

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Kids and Animals: Dirty City
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Mar08

Kids and Animals: Di...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Kids and Animals is a five-piece experimental indie rock band from Seattle, WA, with sounds hinting at the likes of the intricate epic rock of Explosions In The Sky, the edgy guitars and group vocals of Cymbals Eat...

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Mike Pinto: Addictions (live)
  • Live & Acoustic
Mar06

Mike Pinto: Addictio...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Despite the fact my vocal chords seem to be shredded due to ‘tussin induced coughing spasms, I was able to record a bit last night and property set up an intro to this live selection from our friend down in Ocean...

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The Hush Now: Hoping and Waiting
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Mar06

The Hush Now: Hoping...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Boston’s THE HUSH NOW just released their second album, “Constellations” mid-February. After a tour of the west coast, The Hush Now went back into the studio and put the finishing touches on this...

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Twin Sister: Ginger
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Mar04

Twin Sister: Ginger

posted by Charles Stepczyk

TWIN SISTER have got a debut EP out, called “Vampires With Dreaming Kids”, another fine piece of audio out of the New York musical honeypot.   It happens to be free @ 320kps and comes in a  handy zip file. ...

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Efterklang: Modern Drift
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Mar02

Efterklang: Modern D...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Modern Drift is the opening song on Efterklang third studio album, “Magic Chairs”. They are mainly a Danish four-piece at their core, who formed in Copenhagen. “Magic Chairs” was released on...

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Francis: I Was Never Bored At All
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Feb28

Francis: I Was Never...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

A man once said: “To say that you know what Francis is about without having experienced it face to face is like saying that you’ve had sexual intercourse when you actually only have seen porn”. The area...

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Sentinel: Whaley
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Feb25

Sentinel: Whaley

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Tonight I’ve been feeling like a fat kid in a candy store, drooling against the display case perusing so many stand-out tracks on the new release by Oakland, CA based SENTINEL. Their new EP “For Days...

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The Antiques: Airplane Blues
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Feb23

The Antiques: Airpla...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Los Angeles based group The Antiques’ newest album, Cicadas, was released this last year and thankfully it didn’t totally fall off my limited radar. It was produced by Scott Solter (Mountain Goats, Okkervil River,...

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Mod Amish: September
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Feb21

Mod Amish: September

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Based out of San Diego, MOD AMISH are using the southwest corner of the map as a launching point for their aural vinegar & pop tart assaults. After the release of their second album, “No Use For Sunshine” in...

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The Kissaway Trail: Tracy (acoustic)
  • Live & Acoustic
Feb21

The Kissaway Trail: ...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

If you don’t know where you’re going, you don’t know when you will arrive. Danish band THE KISSAWAY TRAIL released this acoustic track, “Tracy” over the holidays at the end of 2009. ...

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Princeton: Calypso Gold
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Feb18

Princeton: Calypso G...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Growing up on Princeton Street in Santa Monica, CA , twin brothers Jesse & Matt Kivel and childhood friend Ben Usen started playing together as a group in the late 90’s, but officially formed Princeton during a year...

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New Roman Times: Smoke In Your Disguise
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Feb16

New Roman Times: Smo...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Orlando transplant NEW ROMAN TIMES have made their way to their new digs of Austin, TX and are also back with a recent album, “On the Sleeve”, released last year on New Granada Records. It’s been some...

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The Jazz June: Viva la Speed Metal
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Feb14

The Jazz June: Viva ...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Originally released in 2000, Philadelphia’s THE JAZZ JUNE has digitally released the LP ‘Medicine’ this last December via IODA and Universal Warning Records. The Jazz June started their eight year run in...

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The Flying Change: Valentines Day (live)
  • Live & Acoustic
Feb14

The Flying Change: V...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

You don’t know now, but I hope you will! Today’s Valentines Day live feature is from the New York based group THE FLYING CHANGE, whom the network featured on the Dose earlier last year in addition to the New...

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Tigers That Talked: Black Heart, Blue Eyes
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Feb11

Tigers That Talked: ...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Leeds based band TIGERS THAT TALKED have started up recording again as of late late year (August 2009), and are in the process of putting together their debut album, The Merchant, due for release this year. As we...

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Ten City Nation: TDK 90
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Feb09

Ten City Nation: TDK...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Formed in their sleepy UK hometown of Bury St Edmunds in 2007, Ten City Nation wasted no time in gigging like madmen, catching the attention of several notable bands, providing high-profile support during their festival...

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Hopewell: Island
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Feb06

Hopewell: Island

posted by Charles Stepczyk

It’s been some time since we’ve checked in with New York band HOPEWELL. You may recall us heavily featuring their track ‘Calcutta’ starting back around 2006. They’ve had a lengthy history...

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Drugstore Fanatics: Hangman
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Feb04

Drugstore Fanatics: ...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Drugstore Fanatics is an ambient/industrial influenced alternative independent rock entity from LA. Their debut album ‘What’s Born in the Basement’ was written, produced and recorded at their home studio....

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Julie Peel: Unfold
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Feb02

Julie Peel: Unfold

posted by Charles Stepczyk

French indie rocker and self-taught multi-instrumentalist Julie Peel writes smart, well-crafted folk rock with a pop sensibility reminiscent of Aimee Mann, Neil Young, Beth Orton and Feist. Julie’s debut album...

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Surfer Blood: Swim (to Reach the End)
  • IR: Daily Dose
Jan31

Surfer Blood: Swim (...

posted by Charles Stepczyk

Surfer Blood are from West Palm Beach, Florida and surprisingly recorded these tracks in a Florida Atlantic residence hall where John Paul Pitts was attending college.  The group’s debut album, Astro Coast was...

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