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Episode 56: The Lovely Public

March 20, 2007
Written by The Bay Bridged

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After we interview a band, we like to ask them to recommend other Bay Area groups that we should check out. It’s safe to say that one of the groups mentioned most often by their peers is San Francisco’s The Lovely Public. In fact, they’ve been suggested to us twice since we interviewed them a couple weeks ago.

It’s immediately apparent why so many different bands are fans after hearing Burning Tape at the Mystery Dinner, the band’s debut full-length album, released last year. During our interview, the band members facetiously blamed their genre-defying sound on their short attention spans, but it’s clear that their mix of indie rock, punk, and experimental pop elements, among others, stems more from talent than boredom. Alternately hummable and rocking, challenging and catchy, this is an excellent album.

We sat down with Jason, Joe, Nacera and Chris at The Bay Bridged Headquarters a few weeks ago to talk about the album and to find out how the band is continuing to evolve. In this episode, you’ll hear three selections from Burning Tape at the Mystery Dinner as well an exclusive track titled “Urban Peasants.”

You can next catch them performing live this Friday:

Friday, March 23rd
Edinburgh Castle
w/ Modular Set and Meho Plaza
9:30pm, $5

Hear more music from The Lovely Public at their MySpace page and visit their web site here. You can purchase Burning Tape at the Mystery Dinner online at both Aquarius Records and CDBaby.

Thanks for listening! We’ll be back with another new podcast episode next Tuesday. In the meantime, we’ll continue bringing you daily local music news updates every Monday through Thursday.

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9 Responses to “Episode 56: The Lovely Public”

  1. Juan deRiega on March 20th, 2007 4:15 am

    Really cute podcast, thanks, it covers things, that are true rarities.

  2. Music news and much more » Episode 56: The Lovely Public on March 20th, 2007 10:12 am

    [...] Original post by The Bay Bridged [...]

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    [...] On Friday night, this week’s featured band The Lovely Public perform at the Edinburgh Castle with fellow locals Modular Set and Meho Plaza from Los Angeles. As they told us during the interview, the band is working on a bunch of new songs, and they’ve promised to play three or four new ones at Friday’s show. Plus, you can treat yourself to some quality fish and chips and a couple of pints at one of our favorite city bars. Find out all about the show in our profile of the band. [...]

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    [...] Saturday, last week’s featured band The Lovely Public is playing the closing night party for the Gray Area Gallery’s latest [...]

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    [...] Jel, Little Teeth (CD release) and The Lovely Public (Feature Podcast) at Cafe du Nord. 9pm, [...]

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