Full of win.
08.02.13
The Vicious Album: Now Available for Streaming
After more than two years in the making, Tim Spainhower’s (Show #050) Vicious album (which I did session work for) is finally completed, though not yet pressed and available for purchase. That opportunity arrives April 29th when his band (yes, I’m coming out of retirement to be a part of it) debuts the album at Locals Only in a fabulous double bill with the Pres Maxson Band, who will also be debuting his new album. So get your babysitters lined up now and make plans to come out and party to some awesome local, original music.
I will, however, give you an opportunity to sneak preivew the album here. (Don’t tell Tim I did that though.)
Next up for Tim is a “real band” project, as opposed to a solo project with a band’s name on it, as well as serving as one of the primary architects in the infamous “Infinity Nerds Fondue” extravaganza.
24.02.11
The 12 Most God Awful Tribute Albums Ever Recorded
It’s not easy to write your own music. So why not do the next best thing, and make a whole album consisting of popular songs from another band? And while you’re at it, why not completely change the songs so that absolutely nothing that was good about them remains? And while you’re at that, why not just run around the streets throwing your own feces at people?
(Source: indypodcaster)
17.01.11
Friend of the show, Cara Jean Wahlers, wants to go to Florida … we can’t imagine why. You can help send her! Just follow the link to YouTube and watch the video. You don’t technically even have to pay attention to it, but it’s REALLY cute and well worth your time. You might also leave a little comment of encouragement on the page for her … I mean, don’t be a mooch … show the LOVE!
10.12.10
How to Begin a Career in Music
(From headabovemusic.com) Do you want help on starting your career as a professional musician? Here are several critical things you can start doing right now to build your music career:
10.12.10
New Downloadable Album from Elucid ...
The Sub Bass Diet showcases my love for 8 bit electronic sounds and digital rhythms. Inspired by dub reggae/dubstep, global street art culture and free form experimental producers like Flying Lotus, The Sub Bass Diet explores the power of drum & bass as the vehicle for transcendence.
The material for this independent project was recorded during the early part of the year through July ‘09.
Future projects include the BlackSoapPalace album with exclusive production handled by Brook D’Leau as well as an EP produced by Cardiff UK’s finest, Metabeats.
Download (320 kbps) - http://www.mediafire.com/?g3dmymuyzw5
Artwork - (FRONT) - http://www.flickr.com/photos/44328134@N03/4077069872/ || (BACK) - http://www.flickr.com/photos/44328134@N03/4076314799/
Tracklist:
First Meditation
Whirlwind Through Cities
My Mayor Is A Billionaire
Stacey (Sucker For Love)
Cheap Suit
Interlude
This Is Our World
Which Way Is Up?
Laser Days
Bad Dreamz
This Feels Like the Womb
Midnight Snacks
However You Want
Take Charge
Then We Rage
30.11.09
Toad the Wet Sprocket meets Nickel Creek with a hint of Lyle Lovett...
WPA is Glen Phillips (Toad the Wet Sprocket), Sean Watkins (Nickel Creek) and Luke Bulla (Lyle Lovett, Jerry Douglas Band), transformed to an expandable collection of additional WPA members along the road, as individual band member schedules allow.
The band’s sound is really one that needs to be heard as it incorporates influences from so many genres. Check out some of the live video on Youtube or listen at www.wpamusic.com to see why the LA Times wrote, “In songs that pulled equally from country, folk, rock, soul and pop, the group’s sound was dense and full-bodied yet had a clarity that revealed the deep-seated craftiness of WPA’s arrangements. As a veteran of any field knows, it takes years of effort to appear this effortless.”
Works Progress Administration will be in Indianapolis on Dec. 10 at Birdy’s. If you’d like more information visit www.wpamusic.com.
30.11.09
