Chucks & PBR 005 feat. Deer Tick, Lords, and more

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DATE : Fri, 7 Nov 2008 18:53:00 GMT
Entered in Database : 2008-11-07 18:53:00
length : 41762586
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Chucks & PBR - Indie Rock podcast: episode 5 feat. Deer Tick, Lords, Snakes Say Hisss!, and more. 1. Lords "Creatures" (mp3) from "Everyone Is People" (Gringo Records) Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at Napster Stream from Rhapsody Buy at Puretracks More On This Album Lords release their second album through Nottingham's Gringo Records on 6 October. Formed by members of Wolves! (of Greece) and Twinkie in 2003, Lords belong to a new school of bands that ignore the old rock rulebook. 2. Juice Monkey "Fumbling Toward Forgiveness" (mp3) from "Change We Can Believe In" (Fervor Records) Buy at iTunes Music Store Buy at Napster Stream from Rhapsody Buy at Puretracks More On This Album 3. Old Business "We'll Dance" (mp3) from "Skool Kids Make More Money Than Us" (SPAT! Records) More On This Album Two piece rock 'n roll act from Johnson City, TN with influences including The Violent Femmes, The Beatles, The Who, T-Rex, and David Bowie. 4. Thousands of Reflections "Auld Pals" (mp3) from "Drones & Sharp Teeth" (Headroom) Buy at iTunes Music Store Stream from Rhapsody Buy at Puretracks Buy at GroupieTunes More On This Album Thousands of Reflections are from Nottingham (UK) and play music somewhere between indie, alt-rock and metal. Adam Barnes & Aidan Blenkinsopp play guitar and handle vocal duties along with Simon Curd, who also plays bass. James Housley plays drums. 5. Deer Tick "Art Isn't Real (City of Sin)" (mp3) from "War Elephant" (Partisan Records) More On This Album 6. Snakes Say Hisss! "Dual Motion" (mp3) from "Famous Class - Children of the Goo" (Famous Class Records) More On This Album Famous Class Sampler: Children of the Gooâfeaturing new songs from Snakes Say Hisss!, Boogie Boarder, and Darlings 7. The Wolverton Brothers "Cheese" (mp3) from "Old Ugly and Loud" (Ionik Recordings) Buy at Puretracks More On This Album The Wolverton Brothers are another band from Cincinnati that deserve way more attention than they've been given over the last 15 years. They were born and raised in the same scene that gave us the Afghan Whigs. They released a 7" early on in the original Sub Pop singles club and several more scattered throughout the 90's. Early on they were primarily a guitar/bass/drum outfit with a little twang, but over the years they have become much more open and experimental with their sound.