Here’s your Indie On TV Alert For The Week Of 9/29/14. Check back throughout the week for posted performances, or watch previous week’s performances in the Indie On TV page.
Here’s the schedule:
Tuesday = Bleachers
Thursday = Delta Spirit
Tuesday = Chrissie Hynde
PBS = Beck
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1. KASABIAN “Bumblebee”
2. James “Curse Curse”
3. JAWS “Gold”
4. U2 “The Miracle”
5. King Tuff “Eyes Of The Muse”
6. Interpol “All The Rage Back Home”
7. Alt-J “Left Hand Free”
8. Allah-Las “De Vida Voz”
9. The Preatures “Somebody’s Talking”
10. The History Of Apple Pie “Tame”
11. Avi Buffalo “Memories Of You”
12. Karen O “Day Go By”
13. Cymbals Eat Guitars “Warning”
14. The Drums “Magic Mountain”
15. SW /MM / NG “Some Dreams Come True”
16. Thom Yorke “A Brain In A Bottle”
17. Blonde Redhead “Dripping”
18. Spoon “Inside Out”
19. The Antlers “Palace”
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Here’s the weekly Top 20 College Radio Albums from the Radio 200 list published by CMJ (College Media Journal). The reputable rag surveys up to 600 college radio stations of a weekly basis to compute the list.
In addition, here’s my Spicy Six Albums of the week. These are the six albums that can’t find their way out of my six disc changer. The list consists of my Top 5 Albums of the week, and one Heritage Album that’s worth dusting off and giving a listen.
Here’s the lists:
Ty Segall is spending his third consecutive at the top of theCollege Radio Album Chart. Four new albums make their debut; including the latest from the Seattle electronic duo Odesza, and the Canadian rockers Elephant Stone (formerly known as The High Dials). Interpol’s fifth studio album “El Pintor” is up 8 spots to debut at #16, while The Drums (pictured) third full-length album “Encyclopedia” enters the Top 200 at #17. My favorite album of the week is the full-length debut from JAWS “Be Slowly.” When was the last time you listened to any Catherine Wheel?
Radio 200 Top 20 College Radio Album for the week of September 23, 2014:
1. TY SEGALL Manipulator
2. SPOON They Want My Soul
3. THE NEW PORNOGRAPHERS Brill Bruisers
4. DEATH FROM ABOVE 1979 The Physical World
5. TENNIS Ritual In Repeat
6. AVI BUFFALO At Best Cuckhold
7. ALLAH-LAS Worship The Sun
8. KAREN O Crush Songs
9. RYAN ADAMS Ryan Adams
10. BANKS Goddess
11. J MASCIS Tied To A Star
12. CYMBALS EAT GUITARS Lose
13. COLD SPECKS Neuroplasticity
14. ELEPHANT STONE The Three Poisons
15. BLONDE REDHEAD Barragan
16. INTERPOL El Pintor
17. THE DRUMS Encyclopedia
18. FKA TWIGS LP1
19. ODESZA In Return
20. THE KOOKS Listen
The DJ DEEp Spicy Six:
1. JAWS Be Slowly
2. ALLAH-LAS Worship The Sun
3. BEAR IN HEAVEN Time Is Over One Day Old
4. THE NEW PORNOGRAPHERS Brill Bruisers
5. JAMES La Petite Mort
Heritage Album Of The Week
6. CATHERINE WHEEL Ferment
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The following albums dropped today and are available in your local trendy record store or on digital download.
Alt-J’s sophomore effort is the follow-up to their 2012 Mercury prize winning debut. A few tunes surfaced prior to its release including “Left Hand Free,” watch below.
Download “This Is All Yours” here:
The frontman of the legendary indie band The Strokes is releasing his second solo album and first with The Voidz.
Watch “Where No Eagles Fly” here:
King Tuff is a three-piece led by Kyle Thomas. This is the group’s third full-length album. Listen to the track “Eyes Of The Muse” below.
Brooklyn based indie-fun band The Drums are releasing their third studio album. This is the follow-up to 2011’s Portamento.
Watch “Magic Mountain” here:
Download “Encyclopedia” here:
Orange County, California garage rockers The Growlers are releasing the fourth studio album. Last year the band released the fun-titled album Hung At Heart.
Listen to “Dull Boy” here:
Download “Chinese Fountain” here:
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Here’s your Indie On TV Alert For The Week Of 9/22/14. Check back throughout the week for posted performances, or watch previous week’s performances in the Indie On TV page.
Monday = The Black Keys
Tuesday = Julian Casablancas and The Voidz
Friday = Banks
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Here’s the weekly Top 20 College Radio Albums from the Radio 200 list published by CMJ (College Media Journal). The reputable rag surveys up to 600 college radio stations of a weekly basis to compute the list.
In addition, here’s my Spicy Six Albums of the week. These are the six albums that can’t find their way out of my six disc changer. The list consists of my Top 5 Albums of the week, and one Heritage Album that’s worth dusting off and giving a listen.
Here’s the lists:
Ty Segall (pictured) tops the College Radio Album Chart for a second straight week. New albums galore, seven to be exact, enter the countdown. The latest solo effort from Yeah Yeah Yeahs frontwoman Karen O, and the sophomore album from the Canadian duo Death from Above 1979 make their debut in the Top 200 all the way up in the Top 20. Other newbies include albums from The Kooks, Blonde Redhead, Ryan Adams, and Tennis. Meanwhile, Jillian Rose Banks, simply known as Banks, is a huge mover, up 114 spots to debut at #11. Furthermore, Long Beach California’s pride and joy, Avi Buffalo, jump 14 spots inside the Top 20 up to #6. The new #1 album on my Spicy Six is “Worship The Sun” from the Los Angeles based indie band Allah-Las. When was the last time you listened to The House Of Love?
Radio 200 Top 20 College Radio Album for the week of September 16, 2014:
1. TY SEGALL Manipulator
2. SPOON They Want My Soul
3. THE NEW PORNOGRAPHERS Brill Bruisers
4. J MASCIS Tied To A Star
5. ALLAH-LAS Worship The Sun
6. AVI BUFFALO At Best Cuckhold
7. CYMBALS EAT GUITARS Lose
8. TENNIS Ritual In Repeat
9. FKA TWIGS LP1
10. COLD SPECKS Neuroplasticity
11. BANKS Goddess
12. DEATH FROM ABOVE 1979 The Physical World
13. JENNY LEWIS Voyager
14. RYAN ADAMS Ryan Adams
15. ALVVAYS Alvvays
16. BLONDE REDHEAD Barragan
17. THE RAVEONETTES Pe’ahi
18. KAREN O Crush Songs
19. BAHAMAS Bahamas Is Afie
20. THE KOOKS Listen
The DJ DEEp Spicy Six:
1. ALLAH-LAS Worship The Sun
2. BEAR IN HEAVEN Time Is Over One Day Old
3. SPOON They Want My Soul
4. THE NEW PORNOGRAPHERS Brill Bruisers
5. INTERPOL El Pintor
Heritage Album Of The Week
6. THE HOUSE OF LOVE The House Of Love
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In advance of their brief 11 dates in North America set to begin next Saturday night in San Diego, Frank Black and Co. have emerged with a video for “Ring The Bell.” Also included on the tour is a night at the Hollywood Bowl next Sunday, as well as a string of four dates in Canada in early October. Currently tickets still remain for nine of the eleven shows, that will happen when tickets are way overpriced.
“Ring The Bell” joins the collection of tracks from the band’s latest album Indie Cindy that the Pixies took time out of their busy schedule to make a video for. Actually, two fans, Lital Mizel and Adi Frimmerman directed and appear in the video, read all about it here. I think there’s only one more tune from Indy Cindy that needs a video, but I’m not the person who keeps track of things like that, so I could be wrong. To clear up ongoing confusion about the tune “Ring The Bell,” it’s not a cover of the Anita Ward disco classic.
Watch “Ring The Bell” here:
Download Indy Cindy here:
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The following albums dropped today and are available in your local trendy record store or on digital download.
Say hello to my new favorite band, and soon to be yours too. The Los Angeles based indie rock band is releasing their sophomore album. Add these dudes to my 2015 Coachella Perfect Poster wish list. For fans that enjoy the new psychedelic rock sound of Temples and the edginess of Black Lips or Thee Oh Sees, give Allah-Las a listen.
Check out “Buffalo Nickel” here:
Download “Worship The Sun” here:
Jimi-Jam’s excitement is at orgasmic proportions with the release of the latest album from Madchester legends, James. This is the follow-up to 2010’s two mini-LP’s: The Night Before & The Morning After, and the groups twelfth studio album overall. Frontman Tim Booth wrote the majority of the album after the passing of his mother as well as his best friend.
Watch “Curse Curse” here:
Download “La Petite Mort” here:
The much-anticipated full-length debut from the Birmingham, England indie pop quartet has finally arrived! JAWS are identified with being part of the highly-regarded Digbeth based B-Town music scene that has already produced the likes of Swim Deep, Spector, and Peace. If any of those bands tickle your fancy download JAWS below, you won’t be disappointed. Put JAWS on that 2015 Coachella Perfect Poster Wish List too.
Watch “Gold” here:
Download “Be Slowly” here:
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Here’s your Indie On TV Alert For The Week Of 9/15/14. Check back throughout the week for posted performances, or watch previous week’s performances in the Indie On TV page.
Here’s the schedule:
Wednesday = Grouplove
Thursday = Bastille
Wednesday = Old Crow Medicine Show
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Here’s the weekly Top 20 College Radio Albums from the Radio 200 list published by CMJ (College Media Journal). The reputable rag surveys up to 600 college radio stations of a weekly basis to compute the list.
In addition, here’s my Spicy Six Albums of the week. These are the six albums that can’t find their way out of my six disc changer. The list consists of my Top 5 Albums of the week, and one Heritage Album that’s worth dusting off and giving a listen.
Here’s the lists:
After spending a month in the top spot on the College Radio Album Chart, Spoon falls to #2, as Ty Segall takes over at #1. Albums that make their debut this week include the latest from Avi Buffalo at #20, Bahamas at #16, and Cymbals Eat Guitars at #12. After falling to #15 last week, FKA Twigs (pictured) is moving back up the charts and ends the week at #9. The English singer-songwriter’s album “LP1” was just named as a finalist for the U.K. Mercury Prize, view the entire shortlist here. When was the last time you traveled to Norway? When visiting Norway don’t forget to pick yourself up some A-ha merch.
Radio 200 Top 20 College Radio Album for the week of September 9, 2014:
1. TY SEGALL Manipulator
2. SPOON They Want My Soul
3. J MASCIS Tied To A Star
4. THE NEW PORNOGRAPHERS Brill Bruisers
5. ALVVAYS Alvvays
6. THE RAVEONETTES Pe’ahi
7. JENNY LEWIS Voyager
8. ALLAH-LAS Worship The Sun
9. FKA TWIGS LP1
10. TWIN PEAKS Wild Onion
11. COLD SPECKS Neuroplasticity
12. CYMBALS EAT GUITARS Lose
13. BEAR IN HEAVEN Time Is Over One Day Old
14. SHABAZZ PALACES Lese Majesty
15. SPIDER BAGS Frozen Letter
16. BAHAMAS Bahamas Is Afie
17. BENJAMIN BOOKER Benjamin Booker
18. THE WYTCHES Annabel Dream Reader
19. THE ROSEBUDS Send + Silence
20. AVI BUFFALO At Best Cuckhold
The DJ DEEp Spicy Six:
1. BEAR IN HEAVEN Time Is Over One Day Old
2. SPOON They Want My Soul
3. THE NEW PORNOGRAPHERS Brill Bruisers
4. HOORAY FOR EARTH Racy
5. ALVVAYS Alvvays
Heritage Album Of The Week
6. A-HA Hunting High And Low
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Bono and Company pulled a page out of the Frank Black book of surprises. The Irish power-pop band surprised everyone on earth Tuesday morning, except those associated with inner circle at Apple Inc, by dropping their latest studio album exclusively on iTunes. U2 and Apple have teamed up for the world’s largest album release in history… allegedly.
However, much of the level of surprise came from the fact the album showed up on iPhones whether you wanted the album or not, and for free no less. Internet and social media outrage is in full force, most of which is centered around whether the Heritage Act has the right to take up valuable space on one’s mobile phone. On the other hand, the quartet has received positive reviews, and many fans appreciate the group’s generosity during these tough economic times. What side of the fence are you on?
For those that do not possess an iPhone, simply log on the your iTunes account and download “Songs Of Innocence” for free. Individuals without an ITunes account can wait until October 13 when the album receives a physical release.
Bone released this statement on the band’s website about the release:
“People who haven’t heard our music, or weren’t remotely interested, might play us for the first time because we’re in their library,” he writes. “And for the people out there who have no interest in checking us out, look at it this way… the blood, sweat and tears of some Irish guys are in your junk mail.”
“Songs of Innocence” tracklisting:
01 The Miracle (of Joey Ramone)
02 Every Breaking Wave
03 California (There Is No End To Love)
04 Song For Someone
05 Iris (Hold Me Close)
06 Volcano
07 Raised By Wolves
08 Cedarwood Road
09 Sleep Like A Baby Tonight
10 This Is Where You Can Reach Me Now
11 The Troubles.
Watch the Apple commercial here:
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The following albums dropped today and are available in your local trendy record store or on digital download.
Long Beach, California hipsters Avi Buffalo drop their sophomore release. This is the follow-up to their highly-regarded 2010 self-titled debut. The title of this album is a head scratcher.
Watch the video for “So What” here:
Download “At Best Cuckhold” here:
After breaking up in 2006, the Toronto based rock duo DFA1979 reunited in 2011. This is the band’s second studio album and follow-up to 2004’s You’re A Woman, I’m A Machine.
Listen to “Government Trash” here:
Download “The Physical World” here:
Interpol, one of the most influential indie band to come out of the Zero’s indie movement, have returned with their fifth studio album. By now you’ve heard the track “All The Rage Back Home,” if not, check out the video below.
“All The Rage Back Home”
Download “El Pintor” here:
Iconic Yeah Yeah Yeah Yeahs frontwoman Karen O, is releasing her first full-length studio album. Ms. Orzolek allegedly wrote all of these songs back when she was 27 and in a state of emotional discomfort. Now at age 35, and all grown up, Karen lives to love again.
Watch the video for “Rapt” here, such the language…
Download “Crush Songs” here:
The husband and wife combination of Alaina Moore and Patrick Riley are releasing their third studio album. The Denver based duo released an EP last year titled Small Sound.
Listen to “Never Work For Free” here:
Download “Ritual In Repeat” here:
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Here’s your Indie On TV Alert For The Week Of 9/8/14. Check back throughout the week for posted performances, or watch previous week’s performances in the Indie On TV page.
Helluva week for indie rock on late night television!
Here’s the schedule:
Fallon
Tuesday = The Replacements
Letterman
Monday = Spoon
Tuesday = Interpol
Wednesday = Death From Above 1979
Conan
Monday = Alt-J
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Here’s the weekly Top 20 College Radio Albums from the Radio 200 list published by CMJ (College Media Journal). The reputable rag surveys up to 600 college radio stations of a weekly basis to compute the list.
In addition, here’s my Spicy Six Albums of the week. These are the six albums that can’t find their way out of my six disc changer. The list consists of my Top 5 Albums of the week, and one Heritage Album that’s worth dusting off and giving a listen.
Here’s the lists:
That’s four week at the top of the College Radio Album Chart for Spoon, good for them! Four new albums join the countdown including the latest from Ty Segall, his album “Manipulator” jumps 36 spots to debut at #2. The New Pornographers join the countdown at #8, while the Montreal based outfit Cold Specks debut at #20. Say hello to your new favorite band, the Los Angeles based quartet Allah-Las (pictured) debut at #10. Their album “Worship The Sun” will be available digitally on September 16, can’t wait! When was the last time you listened to “Hey Man Nice Shot” by Filter. That tune is off the band’s 1995 album “Short Bus.”
Radio 200 Top 20 College Radio Album for the week of September 2, 2014:
1. SPOON They Want My Soul
2. TY SEGALL Manipulator
3. J MASCIS Tied To A Star
4. THE RAVEONETTES Pe’ahi
5. JENNY LEWIS Voyager
6. ALVVAYS Alvvays
7. TWIN PEAKS Wild Onion
8. THE NEW PORNOGRAPHERS Brill Bruisers
9. THE WYTCHES Annabel Dream Reader
10. ALLAH-LAS Worship The Sun
11. SHABAZZ PALACES Lese Majesty
12. BEAR IN HEAVEN Time Is Over One Day Old
13. WHITE FENCE For The Recently Found Innocent
14. SPIDER BAGS Frozen Letter
15. FKA TWIGS LP1
16. THE ROSEBUDS Send + Silence
17. BENJAMIN BOOKER Benjamin Booker
18. THE MUFFS Whoop Dee Doo
19. BECK Song Reader
20. COLD SPECKS Neuroplasticity
The DJ DEEp Spicy Six:
1. BEAR IN HEAVEN Time Is Over One Day Old
2. SPOON They Want My Soul
3. THE NEW PORNOGRAPHERS Brill Bruisers
4. HOORAY FOR EARTH Racy
5. ALVVAYS Alvvays
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6. FILTER Short Bus
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The following albums dropped today and are available in your local trendy record store or on digital download.
Indie rock stalwarts Blonde Redhead return after a five year absence. The New York City based trio are releasing their ninth studio album. I have Blonde Redhead on my 2015 Coachella Perfect Poster wish list.
Listen to “Dripping” here:
Download “Barragan” here:
I’m not making this up when I say this is The Kooks fourth studio and first since 2011. It seems the British rock quartets music has not crossed my desk since their delightful 2006 release Inside In/Inside Out.
Watch “Around Town” here:
Download “Listen”
Speaking of a blast from the past, The Vines have resurfaced with their sixth studio. Yep, sixth, I completely missed the three album that dropped after their 2004 sophomore effort Winning Days. I’m interested to hear what these dudes sound like now, they had such a promising start to their career.
Watch “Metal Zone” here:
Download “Wicked Nature” here:
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