Episode 31: September’s Monthly Local Mix
September 19, 2006
Hello there!
Whether you’re celebrating Oktoberfest or National Grandparents’ Day, or both for that matter, we’ve got the soundtrack for your September. We have been hard at work crafting this mix of tunes from some great local artists across the indie rock spectrum, thanks in large part to the fantastic submissions we keep receiving!
As usual, it’s mostly music on the episode, so here’s how to find out more information about the bands featured as well as some of their upcoming shows:
The Morning Benders (web site/MySpace/iTunes) have their CD release show this Saturday:
Saturday, September 23rd
Bottom of the Hill
10pm, with The Botticellis and The Otherside
Two Seconds (MySpace) are celebrating the release of their new album Until We’re Legal soon:
Friday, September 29th
Slim’s
9pm, with Birdmonster and Division Day
Andy Tisdall, age 19, just released his first album I Want Your Brain. You can contact Andy on his MySpace page to get a copy.
The Time Fly’s (web site/MySpace/iTunes) will be headlining at the Hemlock Tavern next month:
Friday, October 20th
Hemlock Tavern
9:30pm, with The Greatest Hits and Snake Flower II
You can also download their track Jailbait here.
The Herms (web site/MySpace/iTunes), who we just featured a few weeks ago, have a show coming up this Thursday:
Thursday, September 21st
Cafe du Nord
9pm, with Maritime and El Capitan
Okay (web site/MySpace/iTunes): You can download Sing-Along featured in this episode!
Low Red Land (web site/MySpace) is playing in The City in a few weeks:
October 4th, 2006
Edinburgh Castle
8pm, with Conrad Ford and COALITION
D.W. Holiday (web site/MySpace/iTunes) will be celebrating the release of Fish and Flying Creatures:
October 10th, 2006
Bottom of the Hill
9pm $10
with Califone and Oakley Hall
We’ve got some great surprises in the works here that we’ll be announcing in the next few weeks! Until next Tuesday, have a great week and thanks for listening!
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