Episode 9: Parker Street Cinema

This week we feature Parker Street Cinema, a three piece instrumental group from San Francisco. Ben and I had a blast interviewing these guys – they truly make this venture of ours worth it. We also just saw these guys at the Hotel Utah last Thursday and they were great live.

They will be playing at The Edinburgh Castle on May 27th with Continental and Brookhaven. For those of you who missed it, Continental was our first show here at the bay bridged and it can be downloaded here! We will actually be featuring Brookhaven early this summer, so keep a look out!

On an unrelated note, we have been amazed by the support that our listeners have shown for Deb Zeller and her recent legal battle. For more information, a link to an article in Mesh can be found on the right side of the webpage. We hope to raise another $100 for her – so if you can – please donate. Any amount will help!

We’ll see you next week!

Episode 8: April’s Monthly Local Mix

If you are interested in one or more of the bands we played in this episode, more information can be found below:
Birdmonster
Continental
The Drogues
Ex-Boyfriends
Giant Haystacks
Moggs
Parker Street Cinema
Pidgeon
Pillows
Scrabbel
Why?

Have a great week! We’ll return to our standard format next week!

Episode 6: Halcyon High

This weeks show features Halcyon High, a solo project formed by Roger Anderson in 2004. We saw Halcyon High a few weeks back at the House of Shields and were amazed by both the sound and the unique visuals that were projected behind him as he played. This is a great episode that features an intriguing interview with a unique performer about how he creates his sonic and visual creations.

Halcyon High will be performing at Edinburgh Castle on April 8th with Tomihira (not Tomihara) and Foxtail Somersault.

Also, Roger has started a website, Cool Waves SF, that is dedicated to creating a community of bands and people with interests in post rock, shoegaze, space rock, slowcore, psych, ambient, dream pop, or anything of the like. The site also contains great resources on venues, press/promotions, and record labels useful to any band getting started, so check it out!

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Thanks! We’ll see you next week!