WRPI 91.5fm!
http://www.wrpi.org/ for webcast
6-8pm Wednesdays
Pre Show 5pm to 6pm
Mono/World's End Girlfriend - Untitled 5
Giraffes? Giraffes ! - When catholic schoolgirls go camping...
Black Kids- Partie Traumatic
Computer vs. Banjo - Give up ghosts
Calico Horse - Happy placebo syringe day
Beck - Modern Guilt
Haley Bonar- Something Great
Sunfold- oregon
Mrandmrsmays- milestone
Duchess and the duke - reservoir park
Matt pryor - Confidence man
Olafur Arnalds - Lokadu Augunum
SHOW Start 6pm
M83- Teen angst
Stars- Heart
Montag- Perfect Vision
Lykke Li- My
Neko Case- Star Witness
Maria Taylor- Good start
Paper Cranes- Triangle
Never- On a mountain
Mychael Danna- The winner is
Submarines- Hope
Six parts seven- Stolen moments
Northern Chorus- Don't think of collapse
Lackthereof- Last November
Horse Feathers- Road to ruin
Notwist- Boneless
Brendan Canning- Snowball and icicles
Windmill- Fluorescent Lights
Falcon- The Sandfighter
Boy in static- Innocent
Alaska in winter- 24 hours on lake of ice
Olafur Arnalds - 37:04 (last track on the Eulogy for evolution cd)
Mogwai- Kappa
Margot and the nuclear so and so's- Talking in code
Neva Dinova- Did you disappoint your god?
Sigur Ros- Med Sud i eyrum
Faunts- Place i've found
My favorite find of the week is the band "Falcon"..here is the blurb from their myspace..it's a little gimmicky but I quite like the music:
"How many bands form with a finite amount of material? Really, think about it. How many bands form knowing, from the start, what the songs already are, and that there will never be another one? It's a problem tribute bands must often face. But what if the tribute band's songs have never even been heard before?
Enter Falcon.
Falcon is not a tribute band.
Falcon plays all new material.
But... Falcon will never write another song. In fact, they never have. Let me explain. Every Falcon song has already been written by the band's namesake, Jared Falcon. However, Mr. Falcon is not in the band.
From 1986-88, Jared Falcon attended Petaluma Junior High in Petaluma, Ca.. He played baritone sax in the orchestra and did not do particularly well in school. However, he was a songwriting prodigy, writing close to a song a day and recording each onto a Fisher Price tape recorder. This practice started in January 1987 and ended, 336 songs later, in February 1988, when Mr. Falcon was instituionalized.
Luckily for us, however, Jared Falcon's classmates from Petaluma Junior High, Shannon Ferguson and Neil Rosen, have since found those tapes."
