That there is some DIY, low fi shit!  I kinda dig it in small doses.

Chazdaddy 

Jambone Scuzz said:

TOronto Underground Lofi Garage Punk: JANITORS

These guys post a new track like every 2 weeks. They're insane.

Here is their latest:

http://soundcloud.com/janitorscloset/janitors-mindfuck

TOronto Underground Lofi Garage Punk: JANITORS

These guys post a new track like every 2 weeks. They're insane.

Here is their latest:

http://soundcloud.com/janitorscloset/janitors-mindfuck

Cool yeah it does need a decent mix

G. Wood said:

It sounds pretty cool, but I'd like to remix it so you can hear the drums.

OFF!

The Savage Seven, Album Pleasure Seeker from Ferndale, Michigan:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JAv-SCX1DX0

I agree, I was just pointing out his new stuff, I have "lemons" and also "Melted" and of course the self titled first LP, which is super raw low=fi and reverb drenched, yet still has a melodic quality.  Also, for kicks check out "Ty Rex" his 6 song cover album of T-Rex tunes, pretty cool too.

Chaz

triggahiccups said:

In my opinion the best Ty Segall tracks are on his records from <2010. Check out his S/t LP (2008), Horn The Unicorn (2009) and Lemons (2009) if you want a real treat that you just can't get from his newer stuff.

Also another up-and-comer that's getting really big is Thee Oh Sees. Their new album Putrifiers II just leaked and it rips pretty hard. I would definitely snag it when it releases early September and check out their albums from 2008 and 2009 as well. Really great stuff.

Only recorded a single? bummer... 

You'd think that a collaboration with these three would warrant at least a 6 or 8 song EP... pressed on 10", please.  On fire marbled vinyl.

 Maybe we could meddle and interfere by staging a contest to name the band. Actually , I think "The Great Uncles" is a great name !

Sorry guys, I don't know any specifics about how SXSW does what they do - I'm not affiliated with them in any way.  Just saw the announcement and thought some folks here might be interested in trying to play there.  If I read the announcement right, the submission fee is probably the fee just to apply - who knows what happens after that, but I'm sure it's a long drawn out process.

Maybe try this: The Unofficial SXSW User's Guide Ning

That is the most fun a person can have in Austin packed into a 2 week time frame.  Fortunately I live so close to downtown I just wheel up on my mountain bike.

Does anyone here know if a band is accepted for a showcase how SXSW decides where you are playing as well as which other bands you will be playing with? Just wondering if a garagepunk band is accepted would they get thrown in a showcase with indie or metal acts.

 I always liked The Pandoras , still do , in fact , but , for my money , The Brood had a bigger and better body of work. They stuck to their guns....I know it was hard NOT to go metal in Late 80's L.A. , but other bands bands resisted. Does'nt mean most of 'em got work. I remember hearing a track from "Rock Hard" on the radio , and the DJ literally stopped the record ,apologizing for playing it.  

Long as you got way down to heaven.

Mark George Harrison said:

When my other half lived in London my favourite album for getting from Kings Cross to where she lived was The Monks 'Black monk time', perfect for pushing through a crowded London on a Friday afternoon!

When my other half lived in London my favourite album for getting from Kings Cross to where she lived was The Monks 'Black monk time', perfect for pushing through a crowded London on a Friday afternoon!

Coming up on todays show for Aug 13th 2012 - 

Brand new music from The Molting Vultures release "Get On Board" from Psycho Dog Records.

Also more from the Dyes new self titled release!

Tune in today 4-6pm for Rockabilly, Psychobilly, and Surf on the station Making Waves!!  WHFR Detroit!!

http://youtu.be/7f31u0lmAJI This is a local band from Bournemouth, England there just starting to put there music out there. Really cool guys 

Never thought about that....But , there's only one set of Heartbreakers to me , and Tom Petty was'nt frontin' 'em. When we were deluged with Petty on the radio in the very late 70's - 80's , I'm sure a LOT of his songs were misheard , in humorous ways. Granted , compared to a lot of the crap that passed for "Rock" at that time , I guess Petty's early hits did'nt age THAT badly.....

Eagles "Life in The Fast Lane" - "We've been up and down this highway , have'nt seen a goddamn thing"   "We've been up and down this highway , have'nt seen The Camptown Race".

"Don't have to live like a referee."

Thanks Man !

Its very difficult to be absolutely period perfect. The Hi Class Joes are trying to replicate the sound and look of an early British Beat band. We dress the part and also use all vintage equipment. I would have to say that we are probably the best band in Britain at the moment playing that early Beat and RnB sound. We have an lp out soon on Soundflat.

Interview with CRIME from Ugly Things Sorry for the link, it was too long to stuff in here.

Playlist 08/11/12

HA HA!! You can enter this contest to win one of the ugliest guitars ever made... http://www.premierguitar.com/Survey/498/survey.aspx

Show #384: "The Eggman Collection #118" playlist:

The Dave Pike Set - "Mathar"
The Pasternak Progress - "Flower Eyes"
The Mynah Birds - "It's My Time"
The New Seekers - "Beautiful People"
The Mint - "Can't Be Free"
The Legend - "The Sky That Is Blue"
Earth Opera - "All Winter Long"
Man - "a) Prelude, b) The Storm"
Gilberto Gil - "The Three Mushrooms"
Junior's Eyes - "White Light"
Eternity's Children - "Wait And See"
The Monkees - "Last Train To Clarksville"
Yes - "Then"
Queen - "Death On Two Legs (Dedicated To..."
The Angels - "I Adore Him"
Montage - "The Mirror"
Giles, Giles & Fripp - "The Sun Is Shining"
Ringo Starr - "I'm The Greatest"
Mecki Mark Men - "Playing Child"
Vanilla Fudge - "Where Is My Mind"
Napoleon XIV - "I Live In A Split-Level Head"
David Bowie - "Lady Grinning Soul"
The Buckinghams - "C'mon Home"
Richard Berry & The Pharaohs - "Louie Louie"
Marmalade - "Bad Weather"
Justin Heathcliff - "Sea"
Third Ear Band - "Wicca Way"
Amon Duul II - "Apocalyptic Bore"
Shadrack - "Granite Feast"
The Deviants - "Jamie's Song"
The Knickerbockers - "Chapel In The Fields"
David Bowie - "Heroes"
Frank Zappa - "Peaches En Regalia"
Soul, Inc. - "Leaves Of Grass"
The Zombies - "Woman"
The Outsiders - "You Remind Me"
The Creation - "If I Stay To Long"
Lynn Blessing - "Where There Is Grass"

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Stream or download the entire Aug. 10 show right here.

Water Air Food Love – Roy & the Devil’s Motorcycle
Swamp Water – Mama Rosin & Hipbone Slim & the Knee-Tremblers
Bring the Water – The Midwest Beat
Something in the Water – The 3D’s
Dirty Water – Billy Larkin

Hide & Seek – The Sheep
My Love – The Above
Quaaludes ’68 – Apache Dropout
Women are Crazy – Regal
Hey, Freak – Bob Hocko & the Swamp Rats
The Egyptian Thing – The Syndicate

Falling Off the Face of the Earth – The Electric Mess
Meet My Little Sweety – Denny & Kenny Duo
Mercy Mercy – The Wailers
I’m Still a Mess – The Phantom Keys
Wine, Women & Rock-n-Roll – MFC Chicken
Basement Bop – The Surf Piranhas
Burned – Harmonica Lewinski
Raging Sea – Gene Maltais

Local Lunchbox
We All Know – Ramma Lamma
Thunderbird – Bob Burns & the Breakups
Money, Malt Liquor & Guns – Wanda Chrome & the Leather Pharaohs
Let Me Sleep on Your Couch – The Oil Tasters

Together – The Shirley MacLaines
Another Time – Cheap Time
Make Out – Adam Widener
Back on the Road – Bare Wires
It’s Too Late – The Nervebreakers
Steal My Mind – The Golden Boys

Gallow’s Dance – The Jam Messengers
Blank Love Boogie – The Attention
Fortune Teller Blues – Chicken Snake
Get Away – Sugar Boy Crawford
Puppy Dogs – Teddy Reynolds
Turnip Greens – Eddie Clendening
Time’s All Gone, Pt. 2 – Nick Waterhouse

At Practice – Band Jocks
Boyfriends/Girlfriends – The Silencers
Stay Away From Downtown – Redd Kross
Kissing the Ground You’re On – The Magnolias
Rooting for the Underdog – Gentleman Jesse
Will You Come Back to Me – The White Wires

Is it Cold in Here (Or Is It Just You) – Million Sellers
Lost Patterns – Catherine Irwin
Sliver Threads & Golden Needles – Hot Knives
Sweet Lady Zelda – Python Lee Jackson
Black Threads – La Bastard
I’ll Go Crazy – Spider Bags

Aloha Steve & Danno – Radio Birdman
On My Way Back Home – The Mess Around
Wasted Friends – The Barbacans
Let’s Have a Party (live) – Lyres
Jimmy’s Party – Jack Herbst