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Top Albums For The Week Of January 27, 2015

15/01/31 at 11.56am   /   by deepster19   /   0 Comment

The Ting TingsEach week I post the Top 20 College Radio Albums courtesy of CMJ (College Media Journal).  Below are also 5 discs that I have in heavy rotation and an album that amazingly turns 10 years old in 2015, I call it my Spicy 6.

Noah Lennox, aka Panda Bear, holds down the #1 spot on the College Radio Album Chart for a second straight week.  There are six new albums that debut in the Top 20 this week, including a couple of big movers.  British electronic act Until The Ribbon Breaks comes in at #19 with their full-length debut.  UTRB is playing the 2015 Coachella Festival in April.  Other new entries are from San Francisco singer-songwriter Hanni El Khatib, Boston based alt-rockers Guster, and the third full-length release from the British duo The Ting Tings (pictured).  San Francisco indie rockers The Dodos jump 106 spot to #10, while the ninth studio album from Glasgow’s Belle and Sebastian comes in at #8.  The final new addition is from the Portland based band The Decemberist, their latest release debuts at #4, and is currently #1 on my Spicy Six countdown.  Speaking of The Decemberists, their 2005 release Picaresque turn 10 years old next month.  Enjoy 16 Military Wives.

Panda Bear PBMTGRRadio 200 Top 20 College Radio Album for the week of January 27, 2015:
1. PANDA BEAR  Panda Bear Meets The Grim Reaper
2. SLEATER-KINNEY  No Cities To Love
3. VIET CONG  Viet Cong
4. THE DECEMBERISTS  What A Terrible World, What A Beautiful World
5. TY SEGALL  Mr. Face (EP)
6. TV ON THE RADIO  Seeds
7. PARKAY QUARTS  Content Nausea
8. BELLE AND SEBASTIAN  Girls In Peacetime Want To Dance
9. ARIEL PINK  Pom Pom
10. THE DODOS  Individ
11. THE TING TINGS  Super Critical
12. AQUADOLLS  Stoked On You
13. GIRLPOOL  Girlpool
14. GUSTER  Evermotion
15. HANNI EL KHATIB  Moonlight
16. THE PREATURES  Blue Planet Eyes
17. DEERHOOF  La Isla Bonita
18. THE NEW BASEMENT TAPES  Lost On The River
19. UNTIL THE RIBBON BREAKS  A Lesson Unlearnt
20. LES SINS  Michael

The Decemberists PicaresqueThe DJ DEEp Spicy Six:
1. THE DECEMBERISTS  What A Terrible World, What A Beautiful World
2. PANDA BEAR  Panda Bear Meets The Grim Reaper
3. TV ON THE RADIO  Seeds
4. 2:54  The Other I
5. PARKAY QUARTS  Content Nausea
Dust this one off, it turns 10 in 2015!
6.  THE DECEMBERISTS  Picaresque

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New Music Tuesday: January 27, 2015

15/01/30 at 1.01pm   /   by deepster19   /   0 Comment

turntable1The Dodos  Individ

San Francisco indie rockers The Dodos are releasing their sixth studio album.  This is the follow-up to 2013’s Carrier.  Check out the track “Competition” below.

Download “Individ” here:

Twerps  Range Anxiety

Once called the best new band in Australia, Twerps return with their sophomore release.  Their self-titled debut came out in 2011 and the EP Underlay was released last summer.  Enjoy the first single “Back To You” below.

Download  “Range Anxiety” here:

Top Albums For The Week Of January 20, 2015

15/01/26 at 3.39pm   /   by deepster19   /   0 Comment

Panda BearEach week I post the Top 20 College Radio Albums courtesy of CMJ (College Media Journal).  Below are also 5 discs that I have in heavy rotation and an album that amazingly turns 10 years old in 2015, I call it my Spicy 6.

Parkay Quarts’ time at the top of the College Radio Album Chart was short-lived as Panda Bear (pictured) jumps from #7 to #1.  There are six albums new to the Top 20 this week, including the self-titled 7-song debut from the Calgary indie buzzband Viet Cong, which leaps 166 spots to #4.  It’s not surprising that Ty Segall released another album that was well-received by College Radio.  Mr Segall’s latest is the EP Mr. Face, which debuts in the Top 200 at #6, that gives him two albums in the Top 20 this week.    Other newbies include the latest from Sleater-Kinney, Marianne Faithfull, and some band that calls themselves Smashing Pumpkins, really College Radio, Smashing Pumpkins?  Who the hell is still spinning Smashing Pumpkins?  The last time Sleater-Kinney released an album was back in 2005, their album The Woods turns 10 years old in May, here’s the tune “Jumpers” for your listening pleasure.   I’m diggin’ that new Panda album and can’t wait to check him out at the Coachella Music Festival.

Panda Bear PBMTGRRadio 200 Top 20 College Radio Album for the week of January 20, 2015:
1. PANDA BEAR  Panda Bear Meets The Grim Reaper
2. TV ON THE RADIO  Seeds
3. PARKAY QUARTS  Content Nausea
4. VIET CONG  Viet Cong
5. ARIEL PINK  Pom Pom
6. TY SEGALL  Mr. Face (EP)
7. THE NEW BASEMENT TAPES  Lost On The River
8. GIRLPOOL  Girlpool
9. LES SINS  Michael
10. AQUADOLLS  Stoked On You
11. DEERHOOF  La Isla Bonita
12. CARIBOU  Our Love
13. THE PREATURES  Blue Planet Eyes
14. SHE AND HIM  Classics
15. SLEATER-KINNEY  No Cities To Love
16. RUN THE JEWELS  Run The Jewels 2
17. FLAKE MUSIC  When You Land Here, It’s Time To Return
18. TY SEGALL  $ingle$ 2
19. MARIANNE FAITHFULL  Give My Love To London
20. SMASHING PUMPKINS  Monuments To An Elegy

Sleater-kinney The WoodsThe DJ DEEp Spicy Six:
1. PANDA BEAR  Panda Bear Meets The Grim Reaper
2. THE DECEMBERISTS  What A Terrible World, What A Beautiful World
3. TV ON THE RADIO  Seeds
4. 2:54  The Other I
5. PARKAY QUARTS  Content Nausea
Dust this one off, it turns 10 in 2015!
6.  SLEATER-KINNEY  The Woods

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New Music Tuesday: January 20, 2015

15/01/25 at 3.24pm   /   by deepster19   /   0 Comment

turntable1Belle and Sebastian

Girls In Peacetime Want To Dance

The Glasgow, Scotland indie pop band has been at this for nearly 20 years.  This is the group’s ninth studio album and first since 2010’s Belle and Sebastian Write About Love.  The band will be performing at this years Coachella Music Festival, I caught them way back in 2004 at my cherry Coachella.

Watch “Nobody’s Empire” here:

Download Girls In Peacetime Want To Dance here:

Sleater-Kinney  No Cities To Love

Corin Tucker, Carrie Brownstein, and Janet Weiss are Olympia, Washington’s pride and joy.  The band returns with their first studio album since 2005’s The Woods.  For those upset the trio isn’t playing the Coachella Festival this year, let’s not forget, the band played back in 2006 prior to going on indefinite hiatus.

Watch “Bury Our Friends” here:


Download No Cities To Love here:

The Decemberists

What A Terrible World, What A Beautiful World

The much-anticipated (at least in the world I live in) release from the Porland, Oregon indie folk gods.  I like The Decemberists, and couldn’t care less what anyone else thinks of them.  This is the band’s follow-up to the 2011 album The King Is Dead.

Watch “Lake Song” here:

Download What A Terrible World, What A Beautiful World here:

Viet Cong  Viet Cong

The Calgary indie buzzband seems to be on many of those Bands On The Come lists for 2015.  Their self-titled 7-song debut is the work of two former members of the Canadian rock band Women.

Check out “Silhouettes” here:

Download Viet Cong here:

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Happy Decemberists Day

15/01/20 at 11.28pm   /   by deepster19   /   0 Comment

Decemberists DayThe fine folks up in Portland, Oregon, led by Mayor Charles Hales, have declared January 20 Decemberists Day, in honor of the indie-folk band.  Mr. Hales stated The Decemberists “embody the Portland values of passion, engagement, and communitarianism with the Portland aesthetic of homegrown, forthright, slightly hippie, and often bespectacled glory.”  The festivities at the City Hall were to include; a performance from the band, as well as the unveiling of a collaborative art piece inspired by The Decemberists that was created by 50 local Portland artists and small businesses.  Furthermore, a proclamation will be presented to the band.

The band released their seventh studio album today, What A Terrible World, What A Beautiful World.  Last week, the band released a lyric video for the album-track “A Beginning Song” (watch below).

Sadly, the group is not playing the 2015 Coachella Festival, but they are hitting San Diego for a show at the North Park Theatre on April 30.

Watch “A Beginning Song” here:

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Indie On TV Alert For The Week Of January 19, 2015

15/01/20 at 10.47pm   /   by deepster19   /   0 Comment

vhsHere are the Indie Bands scheduled to perform on late night television for the week of January 19, 2015.  Check back throughout the week to watch the performances, or view previous weeks in the Indie On TV Alert page.

Conan

Tuesday = Sleater-Kinney

Wednesday = Belle and Sebastian

Kimmel

Thursday = The Decemberists

Austin City Limits

PBS (check local listings) = Jenny Lewis

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Parkay Quarts Share Video For “Pretty Machines”

15/01/20 at 10.28pm   /   by deepster19   /   0 Comment

Parkay QuartsThe Brooklyn based band Parquet Courts recently shared a video for the Brooklyn based band Parkay Quarts.  The video is for the album-track “Pretty Machines,” from the band’s latest album Content Nausea.  The group just took over the top spot on the College Radio Album Charts, ending TV On The Radio’s four week run at the top.  Parquet Courts/Parkay Quarts will be playing the 2015 Coachella Music Festival in April.  Any guesses where they might land in my Coachella Top 40?

Watch “Pretty Machines” here:

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Top Albums For The Week Of January 13, 2015

15/01/20 at 10.11pm   /   by deepster19   /   0 Comment

Parquet Courts 2Each week I post the Top 20 College Radio Albums courtesy of CMJ (College Media Journal).  Below are also 5 discs that I have in heavy rotation and an album that amazingly turns 10 years old in 2015, I call it my Spicy 6.

Parkay Quarts replace TV On The Radio with the #1 album on College Radio.  There are two debuts in the Top 20 this week.  The first is an EP from Simon Green, better known as his stage name, Bonobo.  The second is from the surf-punk outfit from Seal Beach, California, Aquadolls.  The Leeds indie rock band Kaiser Chiefs released their debut LP Employment ten years ago this coming March.  For fun, revisit “I Predict A Riot.”

WYR0714CDinsertRadio 200 Top 20 College Radio Album for the week of January 13, 2015:
1. PARKAY QUARTS  Content Nausea
2. TV ON THE RADIO  Seeds
3. ARIEL PINK  Pom Pom
4. TY SEGALL  $ingle$ 2
5. DEERHOOF  La Isla Bonita
6. THE NEW BASEMENT TAPES  Lost On The River
7. PANDA BEAR  Panda Bear Meets The Grim Reaper
8. LES SINS  Michael
9. FLAKE MUSIC  When You Land Here, It’s Time To Return
10. MR. GNOME  The Heart Of A Dark Star
11. HOOKWORMS  The Hum
12. GIRLPOOL  Girlpool
13. CARIBOU  Our Love
14. THE PREATURES  Blue Planet Eyes
15. KING GIZZARD AND THE LIZARD WIZARD  I’m In Your Mind Fuzz
16. NOTS  We Are Nots
17. RUN THE JEWELS  Run The Jewels 2
18. AQUADOLLS  Stoked On You
19. BONOBO  Flashlight (EP)
20. SHE AND HIM  Classics

Kaiser Chiefs EmploymentThe DJ DEEp Spicy Six:
1. TV ON THE RADIO  Seeds
2. PANDA BEAR  Panda Bear Meets The Grim Reaper
3. PARKAY QUARTS  Content Nausea
4. 2:54  The Other I
5. HAERTS  Haerts
Dust this one off, it turns 10 in 2015!
6.  KAISER CHIEFS  Employment

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Watch 2:54 Video For “Crest”

15/01/20 at 9.29pm   /   by deepster19   /   0 Comment

254 bandThe London based sister duo of Colette and Hannah Thurlow, aka 2:54, have shared a video for the album-track “Crest,” off their latest release The Other I.  The album came in at #17 on my Top Albums Of 2014 countdown.  I plan to check out 2:54 along with Honeyblood next month at The Hideout in San Diego. Can’t wait!

Watch “Crest” here:

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New Music Tuesday: January 13, 2015

15/01/14 at 6.26pm   /   by deepster19   /   0 Comment

turntable1PANDA BEAR  Panda Bear Meets The Grim Reaper

AnCo member Noah Lennox, aka Panda Bear, is releasing his fifth studio album.  PBMTGR follows the Mr Noah EP that was released digitally this past October.  Mr. Lennox is on the 2015 Coachella poster, I wonder where he will land in my Top 40 Coachella countdown.  Stay tuned, or not.

Watch “Boys Latin” here:

Download Panda Bear Meets The Grim Reaper here:

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Top Albums For The Week Of January 6, 2015

15/01/11 at 6.20pm   /   by deepster19   /   0 Comment

IMG_4588Each week I post the Top 20 College Radio Albums courtesy of CMJ (College Media Journal).  Below are also 5 discs that I have in heavy rotation and an album that amazingly turns 10 years old in 2015, I call it my Spicy 6.

TV On The Radio hangs on to the #1 Album on College Radio for a fourth straight week.  Panda Bear’s EP Mr. Noah drops out of the countdown, but is replaced by the full-length Panda Bear Meets The Grim Reaper, which debuts in the Top 200 all the way up at #9.  Other new albums to the Top 20 include the latest from She and Him, and the debut LP from the Los Angeles punk duo Girlpool.  Finally, the debut effort from the Australian band The Preatures, led by frontwoman Isabella Manfredi (pictured), makes its entry in the Top 20 at #18.  Get Behind My Satan, the fifth studio album from The White Stripes, turns 10 years old this summer.

Radio 200 Top 20 College Radio Album for the week of January 6, 2015:
TVOTR Seeds1. TV ON THE RADIO  Seeds
2. PARKAY QUARTS  Content Nausea
3. ARIEL PINK  Pom Pom
4. TY SEGALL  $ingle$ 2
5. DEERHOOF  La Isla Bonita
6. THE NEW BASEMENT TAPES  Lost On The River
7. LES SINS  Michael
8. MR. GNOME  The Heart Of A Dark Star
9. PANDA BEAR  Panda Bear Meets The Grim Reaper
10. HOOKWORMS  The Hum
11. NOTS  We Are Nots
12. EX HEX  Rips
13. CARIBOU  Our Love
14. KING GIZZARD AND THE LIZARD WIZARD  I’m In Your Mind Fuzz
15. GIRLPOOL  Girlpool
16. FLAKE MUSIC  When You Land Here, It’s Time To Return
17. RUN THE JEWELS  Run The Jewels 2
18. THE PREATURES  Blue Planet Eyes
19. SHE AND HIM  Classics
20. FOXYGEN  …And Star Power

The White Strioes GBMS05The DJ DEEp Spicy Six:
1. TV ON THE RADIO  Seeds
2. HAERTS  Haerts
3. PARKAY QUARTS  Content Nausea
4. 2:54  The Other I
5. ALT-J  This Is All Yours
Dust this one off, it turns 10 in 2015!
6.  THE WHITE STRIPES  Get Behind Me Satan

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Coachella Unveils 2015 Lineup

15/01/06 at 9.01pm   /   by deepster19   /   0 Comment

Coachella 2015 PosterThe 2015 Coachella Music Festival lineup was unveiled this morning by the festival tweeting out an image of the lineup and the phase “For Those About To RT.” Tweeting the lineup, how fun!

The three night festival features identical lineups playing over two weekends. Weekend 1 takes place April 10-12, while Weekend 2 happens April 17-19. As usual, Arrival Day is held the Thursday night prior to the festival and Reflection Day remains the Monday morning after the extravaganza.

For those who care, the irrelevant headliners include: AC/DC on Friday, Jack White on Saturday, and Drake on Sunday.  If you’re considering going and don’t have a ticket, you have until Noon January 7 to consider, so consider fast.

After having roughly 12 hours to digest the lineup, here are a few random thoughts on the 2015 poster:

*The omission of The Black Keys can only mean one thing, there’s a new house band at Coachella, congratulations Florence and The Machine.

*Where are the usual 80’s Heritage Acts? The festival is known for always having a handful 80’s bands. Beware Cool Dads, you’re not welcome here anymore.

*It’s obvious that the font in my world is not the same size as the font in Coachella’s world. In my world, bands like Parquet Courts, The Orwells, Cloud Nothings, and KASABIAN are in much larger font, just sayin.

*For the second year in a row line 2 is incredibly weak. Where are bands like Spoon, TV On The Radio, The National, The New Pornographers, and Death Cab? Out with old, in with the new?

*Kudos to Coachella for procuring Ride, I believe the Weekend 1 show could possibly be their first reunion show.

*I’m sure Paul said “We gotta get Run The Jewels, make sure we get Run The Jewels.”

*Those relieved to see Lana Del Rey left off the poster this year should worry.  Ms. Del Rey is performing under the moniker Florence and The Machine, see it?

*In addition to Cool Dads, indie buzzbands are not welcome at Coachella anymore, how sad.  Remember when the bottom half of the poster used to be populated with them?

*Brilliant move by placing The Cribs on the bottom line on Day 3. Now, when the band cancels again… its easy on, easy off.

*The Libertines and Katie Bush would have been a nice treat

*I can just taste the Spicy Pie.

*I believe I had 11 bands from my Coachella 2015 Perfect Poster Wish List make the actual poster. Please check my math so I can buy myself a 9-dollar Heineken Light.

*Is Circa Survive EMO? How bout Brand New?

*What’s the big deal with Tame Impala?

*Nice to see the return of a little chillwave.

*Speaking of chillwave, the Steely Dan chillwave classic “Hey 19” is sure to be included on the mixtape.

*This is like the fifth year in a row that Day 3 is the weakest day, WTF.

That said, Can’t Wait!

I will begin to unveil my TOP 40 Coachella Bands starting on February 25th.
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GoINDEEpMusic 2014 Deepsy Awards

15/01/06 at 11.12am   /   by deepster19   /   0 Comment

Arcade Fire Grammy AwardFor those unable to attend the Deepsy Awards Ceremony, here’s a review of the bands that took home the coveted hardware:

Track Of The Year:

Bear In Heaven  “Time Between”

Album Of The Year:

Spoon  “They Want My Soul”

Reunion Of The Year:

Slowdive

Newcomer Of The Year:

The Preatures

Video Of The Year:

KASABIAN  “Stevie”

Holy Shit! News Of The Year:

Ride Reunites!

Coachella 2014 Performance Of The Year:

Arcade Fire

Late Night Performance Of The Year:

Future Islands = Letterman

Heritage Album Of The Year:

Tears For Fears  “Songs From The Big Chair”

DJ Of The Year:

DJ DEEp

Most Depressing Breakup Of The Year:

Tie:

Hooray For Earth

Smith Westerns

RIP Of The Year:

Filter Magazine

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