Thursday, July 23, 2009

Show 111: Palindromically delicious.

http://www.spartacusroosevelt.com/podcastmp3/SpartacusRooseveltPodcast09.111.4.mp3
Thanks to Jason (Panopticon) and his shy girlfriend for their drunk Skype. I love hearing from fans. You can Skype me too at spartacusroosevelt.
Lovely show. With contest.
"There Has To Be" by Risil from Non Meters Volume I. Courtesy of Important Records.
"Live in EU I" from the self titled Tomutantee reissue. Courtesy of Fonal.
"Good Morning" by Blues Control from Local Flavor. Courtesy the artist.
"Little April Showers" by Tonstartssbandht from An When. Courtesy of the artist.
"Parson" by Gala Drop from their self-titled CD. Courtesy of the artist.
"The Message" by Sun Araw from Heavy Deeds. Courtesy of the artist
"Crystal Visions" by Ducktails from Backyard. Courtesy of the artist.
"Fog" by Nosaj Thing from Drift. Courtesy of Alpha Pup.
"The Boto" by High Wolf from Animal Totem. Courtesy of the artist.
"Frog's Porn" by Colin Potter from the Nurse With Wound curated compilation Od Lot. Courtesy of S. Stapleton.
"Hot Doug" by The Thing from Bag It! Courtesy of the artist.
This week I have a listener giveaway. For those who don't know there is a highly active cassette scene right now among noise bands. Highly limited editions from impossibly obscure labels and lots of amazing work. Digitalis is putting out a lot of great cassette music as is Not Not Fun. I have been picking up cassettes as I come across them. Usually they are pretty inexpensive and there is a treasure trove of great work. I was sent a rip of the Bladestoner cassette (thanks Chad!) and when I contacted Black Cheeks (the label that produced this cassette) they had some still available, so I picked it up. And now I pass it to you. Before the next show is recorded I will pick a listener to give this cassette to. If you are a member of the Facebook group you are already entered. If you don't want to do that you can send me a message to my email, my AIM (spartacusroose), my Skype (spartacusroosevelt), or through my MySpace. I will pick one of you lovely people and send you this lovely (and musically intense) piece of work from the cassette underground.