Margaret Glaspy
Singer/songwriter Margaret Glaspy, a California transplant, spent a few years in Boston before moving off to New York.
Emotions and Math is her Indie folk debut.
“You and I” showcases her voice and songwriting.
The Oedipus Project
Singer/songwriter Margaret Glaspy, a California transplant, spent a few years in Boston before moving off to New York.
Emotions and Math is her Indie folk debut.
“You and I” showcases her voice and songwriting.
The wonderfully eccentric artist Regina Spektor will give us her 7th album, Remember Us to Life, in September.
Her songs are rich and varied, each unique unto itself.
“Bleeding Heart” is from her forthcoming album.
“Oedipus” from her 2nd album Songs.
Jonathan L our Monday rock steady.
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*Summer Cannibals “Just A Little Bit” (Portland, Oregon)
*James Being Lee “Hopes And Dreams” (Sydney, AU)
*Day Of The Dead “The Last Stand” (Perth, AU)
*Blues Pills “Lady In Gold” (Sweden)
*Jonathan L w/The Inconsistent Jukebox “Radio Boom”(DM)
*D Generation “Apocalypse Kids” (N.Y.C.)
*Jorn “Hotel California” (Eagles cover) (Norway)
+Black Plastic “Deutsch” (Denver, Colorado)
*Jeff Beck f/Rosie Bones “Live In The Dark” (Sutton, England)
*Marco Benevento “Dropkick” (N.Y.C.)
+The Black Delta Movement “Seven Circles” (Kingston Upon Hull)
*Youngsmith “Red” (Brisbane, AU)
*Volbeat f/ Danko Jones “Black Rose” (Copenhagen)
*Banks & Steelz “Giant” (N.Y.C.)
*Anderson/Stolt “Golden Light” (Lancashire, England)
*The Stone Roses “Beautiful Thing” (Manchester)
*Withem “Riven” (Oslo, Norway)
*Rococode “A Diamond” (Vancouver, BC)
RAMMSTEIN SONG OF WEEK: “Adios” (Berlin)
*Maszer “Fata Mirage” (Los Angeles)
*S T F U “Deeper” (London, England)
*Ayreon “Day Fifteen: Betrayal” (Netherlands)
*Ayreon “Day Sixteen: Loser” (Netherlands)
*Bristol “Moog Island” (Morcheeba cover) (Bristol, U.K.)
*Shameless f/Debora Cidrack “Candy” (Sao Paulo, Brazil)
*Lola Dutronic “Happy Endings” (Toronto/Düsseldorf)
*Frost “Heartstrings” (London, England)
Kathleen Hanna of Bikini Kill and Le Tigre fame is currently leading The Julie Ruin.
Hit Reset is her long-awaited newly released second album having struggled with Lyme disease since her debut in 2013.
This feminist provocateur continues where she left off as heard here on “I Decide” and “I’m
Done”.
“I Decide”
“I’m Done”
Kula Shaker, the London quartet fronted by Crispian Mills, were prominent in the late 90s.
They disbanded in 1999 and have been on and off since 2004.
Their debut album K reached No. 1 on the U.K. charts in 1996.
K 2.0 was released earlier this year with the song
“Let Love Be (With U)”
Jonathan L,Indie from around the world.
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*Ill-iteracy “Kingdom” (Roanoke, Virginia)
*Wumpscut “Warmonger Scheusal” (Bavaria, Germany)
*The Black Delta Movement “Seven Circles” (Kingston Upon Hull)
*Black Plastic (Kevin Grady) “Deutsch” (Denver, Colorado)
*Holy Holy “A Heroine” (Melbourne, Australia)
-Arjen Lucassen for LWOL on his music-
*Ayreon “Day Three: Pain” (Netherlands)
*Ayreon “Day Four: Mystery” (Netherlands)
*Little Barrie “Why Don’t You Do It” (Nottingham/London)
*Withem “In My Will” (Oslo, Norway)
*Volbeat “Battleship Chains” (Copenhagen, Denmark)
RAMMSTEIN SONG OF WEEK: “Liese”
*Monkees “You Bring The Summer” (Los Angeles)
*Naked Highway “Call Girls” (N.Y.C.)
*Christopher Shayne “Give A Damn” (Scottsdale, Arizona)
*Long Distance Calling “Momentum”(Munster/Dortmund)
*Moby “The Day” (Acoustic) (New York)
*Meter Bridge “Filter” (Nelson, British Columbia)
*Fujiya & Miyagi “Serotonin Rushes” (Brighton, England)
*Kim Girdlestone “Simply Drop” (Sydney, Australia)
*Nelipot “Coming Coast” (New South Wales, AU)
*Freudenthal “Elena” (Berlin, Germany)
*Like A Thief “Sirens” (Albany, West Australia)
*Kristin Control “(Don’t) Wannabe” (N.Y.C.)
*Dj Combo “Katana” (Poland)
*They Called Him Zone “Sunset Beach” (Bradford)
*The Sunday Reeds “Drop Dead Cool” (Melbourne, AU)
*The Souls “Tandem” (Zurich, Switzerland)
*Gioumourtzina “Leviathan” (Greece)
GØGGS is an indie supergroup.
Lead by prolific Ty Segall on bass, guitar and production, Ex-Cult Chris Shaw provides vocals and Fuzz drummer Charles Moothart adds the backbeat.
“She Got Harder” rocks!
My friend Alan Vega of the NYC duo Suicide has died.
Alan’s intense vocals over the electronic sounds of his partner Martin Rev was punk rock at its purest.
Ric Ocasek of the Cars asked Suicide to open for his band at a show at Boston’s Paradise Rock Club, a show that I MC’d. The audience’s reaction was one of shock and then violence as they booed and threw glass ashtrays at the band which only inspired Alan to scream even more passionately. Their set was cut short.
Suicide, their self-titled debut album in 1977, with patched-together synths and drum machines was the precursor of electronic and industrial music to follow.
“Frankie Teardrop” is one of Suicide’s seminal tracks.
Jonathan L, this week with an Australian special.
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Leanne Kingwell “My Hero” (Melbourne)
Queen Of Darts “Can You Get Enough?” (Adelaide)
The Church “Toy Head” (Sydney)
Elia Fell “Roads” (Sydney)
Spooky land “Big Head” (Sydney)
The Jezebels “Pleasure Drive” (Sydney)
The Goldhearts “County Jail” (Gold Coast, Queensland)
Hemingway “Unified” (Brisbane)
Wesley Fuller “Melvista” (Melbourne)
Kim Girdlestone “Sex Is In” (Sydney)
Oh White Mare “Outsiders” (Perth)
The High Learys “Cabinet” (Perth)
Clairy Brown & The Bangin’ Rackettes “Jenny”(Melbourne)
19-Twenty “Sailor Jerry” (Wollongong)
Kinsky “I Am The Mountain” (Sydney)
Day Of The Dead “44 Deluxe” (Perth)
The Iron Horses “Any Other Way” (Sydney)
Wolfie “New Horizons” (Sydney)
-Aussie speak by Leanne Kingwell-
Desert Bones “Hard Life” (Melbourne)
Linki “Demonise” (Sydney)
Adrian J “Beautiful” (Sunshine Coast, Queensland)
Em George “The Grind” (Sydney)
Harts “Peculiar” (Melbourne)
KIT (Kate Watts) “How Hard” (Bega)
Hayden Buchanan “Lovers In The Moonlight” (Sydney)
Georgia Reed “Waiting For You To Run” (Perth)
-Aussie speak Leanne Kingwell-
Crystal Cities “Talking To Myself” (Sydney)
Cj Hooper “Life Feels Good” (Sydney)
Grinderman (Nick Cave) When My Baby Comes” (Victoria)
With one of the best bands names in years, Nice As Fuck is the supergroup trio of Jenny Lewis, Au Revoir Simone’s Erika Forster, and The Like’s Tennessee Thomas.
They are playing a few shows together.
Great band name, great song: “Door”.
Jonathan L steadfast every Monday.
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*American Wolves “Part Of Me” (Rhode Island)
*Wumpscut “Unser Kleiner Weltkrieg” (Bavaria, Germany)
*OnDeadWaves “Jupiter” (London, England)
*Jonathan L w/The Inconsistent Jukebox “Radio Boom”
*B-Movie “Climate Of Fear” (Nottinghamshire)
+Helen Love “Thank You Poly Styrene” (Wales)
*Jj Thames “Woman Scorned” (Jackson, Mississippi)
*Monkees “I Was There (And Told I Had A…” (Los Angeles)
*Wilder Lee “Into The Wild” (Sydney, Australia)
*N-Euro “Colours” (Orginal mix) (Estonia)
*Long Distance Calling “Reconnect” (Munster/Dortmund)
*Linki “Demonise” (Sydney, Australia)
*Jorn “I Know There’s Something Going On” (Norway)
*Warshow Angels “Bang Bang Love” (N.Y.C.)
*Kristin Control “Drive The Night” (N.Y.C.)
*Glass Animals “Life Itself” (Oxford, England)
*Stonefield “Stranger” (Victoria, Australia)
*Teleman “Fall In Time” (London, England)
+Héllena “Now I See” (Greece/London)
*Grady Champion “Move Something” (Canton, Miss)
*T.O.Y.S. “G-A-C” (Leeds, England)
*Walking On Cars “Speeding Cars” (Dingle, Ireland)
RAMMSTEIN SONG OF WEEK: Du Hast (Electro remix)
*Kaytranada F/Anderson Paak “Glowed Up” (Montreal)
*Louis Berry “Nicole” (Liverpool)
*Adrian J “Beautiful” (Australia)
*Sykoya “Closer” (London, England)
*Rival Kings “Drown” (Zurich, Switzerland)
+Day Of The Dead “44 Deluxe” (Perth, Australia)
*Nick Monaco “Physical Therapy” (South Africa)
Singer/songwriter Jill Sobule has given us a protest song so pertinent for our times from the compilation album My Song is My Weapon.
“When They Say We Want Our America Back, (what the f#%k do they mean)?”
Jonathan L, all new this week.
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*Useless ID “We Don’t Want The Airwaves” (Israel)
*Helen Love “Thank You Poly Styrene” (Wales)
*Jj Thames “Leftovers” (Jackson, Mississippi))
*Red Hot Chili Peppers “Dark Necessities” (Los Angeles)
*Kim Girdlestone “Sex Is In” (Sydney, Australia)
*Jai Wolf f/The Chain Gang Of 1974 “Drive” (N.Y.C.)
*The Battles Of Winter “Love’s White Thread” (London)
*The Stone Roses “All For One” (Manchester)
*Beyond The Black “Written In Blood” (Germany)
*The Burning Hell “Men Without Hats” (Ontario, Canada)
*Héllena “Now I See” (Greece/London)
*Waconzy “Kizomba” (Nigeria)
*Gor Martisrosian “Mediocre Men” (Armenia)
*Radiohead “Burn The Witch” (Oxfordshire, England)
*Deepshade “Sad Sun” (Wigan, England)
*Peter Zimmermann F/Kyle Brauch “Better Off” (Germany)
*Chapter And Verse “Shelf Life” (East London)
*The Tips “Leaving Home” (Düsseldorf)
*Ronnie Spector “Girl Don’t Come” (Connecticut)
*Polarheart “Enigma” (Sydney, Australia)
*Ladyhawke “A Love Song” (New Zealand)
*Hemingway “Unified” (Brisbane, Australia)
*Kai van Bjonik “Over My Body” (Berlin, Germany)
*Famp “In Love With A Feeling” (Austria)
*Penny For The Workhouse “Giant Slayer” (W. Midlands)
*Augustines “Are We Alive” (Brooklyn, N.Y.)
*Øyvind Weiseth “Hold On” (Norway/Liverpool)
*LAMALO f/Kim Ven “Cablecars” (Sydney, Australia)
*Mark Ganesh & Dj Preacher “I’m Alone” (Düsseldorf)
*This Party “Taste” (Brighton, England)
*Rammstein returns next week
Jonathan L, an always intriguing broadcast from Berlin.
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*Colt 45 “What You See Is What You Get” (Cumbria, England)
+Grandmasters Furious 5 f/Mele Mel/Scorpio “Some…”(N.Y.)
*Long Distance Calling “Lines” (Munster/Dortmund DE)
+Desert Bones “Hard Life” (Melbourne, Australia)
*Youth Hostel “Out Of My Mouth” (Liverpool)
*Kolumbus “Leave The Light On” (Ireland)
*Wendy James “Indigent Blues” (London, England)
*They Called Him Zone “The Rain Comes Down” (Bradford)
*Suzerain “Hide Yourself” (London, England))
*Pimlican “P’lya” (Northern England)
*Lola Dutronic “Harley Davidson” (Toronto/Germany)
*Wire “Nocturnal Koreans” (London, England)
*Keep Breathing “Call Of Youth” (Newcastle)
+Dj Shadow f/Run The Jewels “Nobody Speak” (SF)
*The Jet Reds f/D. Charlemagne “Time To Fly” (Newcastle)
*Brian Eno “Fickle Sun (iii) I’m Set Free” (Suffolk, England)
*Ray Wilson “Backseat Driving” (Dumfries, Scotland)
*Ronnie Spector “Tired Of Waiting” (Connecticut)
*Helix Pulsar “Rapture” (France)
*The Subways “Because Of You” (Hertfordshire, England)
*Savage Blade “Crossing” (Nelson/Brighton, England)
*Come The Spring “24” (Brighton, England)
RAMMSTEIN SONG OF WEEK: “Sonne” (Berlin)
*Haken “The Endless Knot” (London)
*Go Satta “Problem” (original mix) (Plymouth, England)
*Frightened Rabbit “Break” (Falkirk, Scotland)
*Frost “Closer To The Sun” (London, England)