Wallace Roney
“Atlantis”
Mystikal
Bridget St.John
“I Don’t Know If I Can Take It”
Jumble Queen
Robert Glasper
“Canvas”
Canvas
Hazmat Modine
"Bahamut"
Bahamut
Will Holshauser Trio
“The North”
Singing to a Bee
Clare and The Reasons
“Go Back”
Gabriela
“Mantén Tus Ojos Abiertos”
El Viåje
Peter Eldridge
“Postcards and Messages”
Fool No More
Lambchop
“Prepared[2]”
Damaged
A new set begins: Live performance by One Ring Zero (Michael Hearst: vocals, guitar, claviola / Joshua Camp: vocals, piano, accordion, guitar)/ Timothy Quigley: drums / Ian Riggs: Bass)
A new set begins: Time Out NY described One Ring Zero's music as "...ethno-pop (that) could have been played in the background of a Balkan-embassy party in the 1930s. The Brooklyn-based duo of Michael Hearst and Joshua Camp have a new album, "WAKE THEM UP," just released on Barbes Records. One Ring Zero's latest album, features songs about marching mannequins, decrepit trailer parks, and Siamese twins,Michael and Joshua bring a whole band out to WFMU to recreate some of the tunes from their new disc.
Comment: -CD: “Deposition Disposition”
Comment: -“Here Come the Mannequins"
Comment: -“Natty Man Blues”
Comment: -CD: “Silver Girl”
Comment: -CD: “Anywhere But Here”
Comment: -The Chinese Pavilon”
Comment: -CD: “Frankenstein Monster Song”
Sleeping Giant
“Standing in That Line”
Sparklehorse
“Shade and Honey”
Dreamt for Light Years in the Belly of a Mountain
Sono Oto
“Dr. Awkward”
The Apple EP
Robyn Hitchcock & The Venus 3
“(A Man’s Gottta Know His Limitations) Briggs”
Olé Tarantula
Sebastien Schuller
"Where We Had Never Gone Before"
Happiness
Lonely, Dear
"In With the Arms"
Sologne
My Brightest Diamond
"Dragonfly"
Welcome to the Workhorse