Disco Indepen-dance Party!
Wednesday, July 4th, 2012, 9pm - Midnight
on
The Evan "Funk" Davies Show
When in the course of human events it becomes necessary to dance up a storm, tune in to the 4th sort-of-annual EFD Disco Dance Party! You'll hear old-school classics along with some lost gems you'll wish you'd heard 30 years ago! Watch the fireworks reflect off your mirror ball while you celebrate life, liberty, and the pursuit of the perfect beat starting at 9pm on the 4th of July!
Casanovas in Heat Wednesday, July 4th, 2012, 3am - 6am
on
Distort Jersey City with Deed Runlea
Casanovas in Heat from Boston, MA sound like if you were in the 8th grade and wanted to start a really catchy and upbeat punk band because you were listening to everything on early '90s Epitaph, and then you were in your early 20's and actually did start that band. Members of Boston powerhouses Male Nurses, Subclinix, and probably a bunch of others. They have been compared to The Replacements, which does hold some water. Their demo tape is fantastic and they have an upcoming EP on Deranged Records. Tune in for the great jams, stay for the Dorchester accents.
The Union Square Round Table Tuesday, July 3rd, 2012, 7pm - 9pm
on
Kaminsky Kamoutsky with Jesse
(on Give the Drummer Radio stream)
At irregular intervals, The Union Square Round Table puts on a show that is mostly comedy. They say "We reserve the right to claim that not everything we do is comedy so that we have an 'out.'"
The Sights Tuesday, July 3rd, 2012, Noon - 3pm
on
Three Chord Monte with Joe Belock
Get ready for some pre Fourth of July fireworks as the rock and soul explosion known as the Sights blasts back to WFMU! On tour now with Tenacious D!
The Luddites
Monday, July 2nd, 2012, 8pm - 9pm
on
Minor Music with Jesse Krakow
Mixing jazz, latin, modern classical, and avant-prog, The Luddites are an octet that is rapidly and radically redeveloping the shape of teenage music as we know it. They'll be stopping by to play live, talk about music, and prove to that jazz is not dead, nor does it smell funny.
Choban Elektrik Saturday, June 30th, 2012, 6pm - 9pm
on
Transpacific Sound Paradise with Rob Weisberg
Vintage-keyboard-driven Balkan-inspired instrumental power trio Choban Elektrik hits the Studio B radio stage playing tunes from its new self-titled debut cd and lots more. The combo, whose name means "the Electric Shepherds", hopes the positive vibes of our magical studio will grant them the good luck they'll need for their next club gig - Friday the 13th at Freddy's in Brooklyn's South Slope.
The Electric Mess
Saturday, June 30th, 2012, 3pm - 6pm
on
The Cherry Blossom Clinic with Terre T
The Cherry Blossom Clinic is so excited to welcome The Electric Mess to the WFMU airwaves on June 30th! This Brooklyn band - fronted by the enigmatic and captivating Chip Fontaine - is a garage rock powerhouse, combining the sneer of the Yardbirds and early Stones with the Farfisa-driven punch of the Seeds. Their amazing second album "Falling Off the Face of the Earth" (Groovie records) is out now, but whether you're a super fan or a first-timer, be sure to check out The Electric Mess on the Cherry Blossom Clinic with Terre T on June 30th!
Mark Moran and Mark Sceurman of Weird NJ
Friday, June 29th, 2012, 7pm - 8pm
on
Put The Needle On The Record with Billy Jam
Now celebrating their 20th year the folks at Weird NJ magazine are presenting a mixed media, gallery show opening at Maxwell's in Hoboken on July 9 that, among other things, will feature a live graffiti installation plus interpretive readings by X Ray Burns and Wheeler Antabanez of letters to the editor from "the insane, criminals, conspiracy theorists, religious kooks, the incarcerated" - ones that "will never" be published. In advance of that Maxwell's event the two Weird NJ publishers Mark Moran and Mark Sceurman, along with Wheeler Antabanez and WFMU's own X.Ray Burns will join Billy Jam on the air when they stop by "Put The Needle On The Record" on Friday, June 29th at 7pm on WFMU.
Julie Christmas
Thursday, June 28th, 2012, Noon - 3pm
on
Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine
Julie Christmas, vocalist for Made Out of Babies and Battle of Mice will be the guest DJ for the Peer Pressure segment of Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine this Thursday, June 28th! She will be live and listeners can ask her questions in real time on the interactive playlist. She has one of the most intense voices in heavy music and we will surely hear tracks from her solo record: "The Bad Wife" as well. Julie will be on at 1pm, Diane's show starts at NOON! Tune IN!
Ex-Cops
Wednesday, June 27th, 2012, Noon - 3pm
on
Duane's show
NYC based band Ex-Cops will be doing a live set on Duane's show. The Brainchild of Brian Anthony Harding and Amelie Braun, this 5-piece band creates an intoxicating blend of the hazy psychedelic dream pop, that combines the best elements of Flying Nun-styled jangle, the dark lucidity of Love, and a heaping helping of dirty lo-fi shimmer. They have a single out on Other Music Recording Co. right now and a full length coming late fall.
Rational Animals Wednesday, June 27th, 2012, 3am - 6am
on
Distort Jersey City with Deed Runlea
We get a visit from Rational Animals of Rochester NY (and Brooklyn College), grooving out an extended punk rock and roll onslaught in the WFMU studios. They might be sick of the comparison, but its hard not to notice the My War era Black Flag worship pumping through their Genny Original soaked fingers. Rocking. Noodling. Driving. Cross Eyed Delight. Don't even bother running a vegan straight edge show space and trying to ban Rational Animals from performing because they sprayed a can of beer all over your apartment, because you will like them so much that you change your mind and have them back over and over again. And put out their records on Katorga Works. Yeah! Woo! Yeaaaah! Get into it.
Isabella Koen Tuesday, June 26th, 2012, 7pm - 9pm
on
Kaminsky Kamoutsky with Jesse
(on Give the Drummer Radio stream)
Isabella is a racecar driver, bicycle mechanic and musical selectress who produces the monthly mixcloud cast Permanent Waves and hosts a monthly record-listening party in Jamaica Plain. She'll cohost with Jesse as we broadcast live from Jamaica Plain, MA for two hours of song-trading.
Black Dice Tuesday, June 26th, 2012, 3pm - 6pm
on
Brian Turner's show
From their early days of post-hardcore, barstool-throwing shenanigans to today's forays into introspective, psychedelic junkyard dub, the NYC-based Black Dice has made quite a name for themselves as large scale explorers of electronic alchemy. Their latest release Mr. Impossible finds them more at ease than ever in condensing a wide array of strange sounds into a compressed grid of structured compositions, still leaving room to bug out into expansive brain-frying jams. Their visit to Brian's show today is their first ever to WFMU, don't miss!
Figures Of Light Tuesday, June 26th, 2012, Noon - 3pm
on
Three Chord Monte with Joe Belock
Three Chord Monte becomes Two Chord Monte for a day as the legendary Figures of Light, purveyors of the legendary "It's Lame" single from 1970, take over the airwaves for an interview, breaking down their pioneering days as New Jersey's answer to the Stooges and VU and updating us on the re-release of their 2011 Mick Collins-produced classic "Drop Dead!"
Melissa F. Clarke
Tuesday, June 26th, 2012, Midnight - 3am
on
Nat Roe
With her recent installation project Untitled Antartica, Clarke reconnected seismic data collected from beneath Antarctic glaciers with its organic source. Using sound, video projection, wood, and glass sculpture, Clarke creates immersive neolandscapes giving physical form to the information collected about the giant landmass and the terrain beneath the seas surrounding it. On Nat Roe's program, Clarke will perform some music and discuss her recently funded Kickstarter, which will send her to work in the arctic.
Jacobins
Monday, June 25th, 2012, 8pm - 9pm
on
Minor Music with Jesse Krakow
Combining elements of emo, prog, and classic rock, Brooklyn-based rock quartet Jacobins have been making waves in the teenage indie scene for the last few years. They'll be popping by to play some tunes, chit chat about music, and prove to all that you're never too young to be an old soul.
Gentleman Jesse
Saturday, June 23rd, 2012, 3pm - 6pm
on
The Cherry Blossom Clinic with Terre T
Terre T is so excited to welcome Gentleman Jesse back to the Cherry Blossom Clinic on Saturday, June 23. Gentleman Jesse is a power-pop dynamo, each of his songs packed with blazing power chords and unforgettable hooks. His latest album "Leaving Atlanta" (Douchemaster) is a masterpiece of modern heartache and has been getting the best reviews of his career. So whether you're a longtime fan of Gentleman Jesse or a lover of flawlessly constructed power pop, be sure to catch Gentleman Jesse and the Men on the Cherry Blossom Clinic with Terre T on June 23!
Nancy Comics Expert Mark Newgarden Saturday, June 23rd, 2012, 11am - 1pm
on
Michael Shelley's show
Michael chats with Mark Newgarden about the ambitious new series of books from Fantagraphics that are re-printing every single daily strip of Ernie Bushmiller's classic Nancy comics in volumes covering three years - and about Mark's forthcoming book "How to Read Nancy: The Elements of Comics in Three Easy Panels."
Bullet Proof Scratch Hamsters
Friday, June 22nd, 2012, 7pm - 8pm
on
Put The Needle On The Record with Billy Jam
In a rare East Coast appearance DJ Cue and Eddie Def of San Francisco's
pioneering turntablist crew The Bullet Proof Scratch Hamsters, who
produced & released the very first DJ battle record two decades ago, will
stop by WFMU for a live studio set. They will be in town for performances
at the Tools of War produced True School Park Jam the day before and the
NYC DMC battle the following day. Also in the studio and on the turntables
will be DJ ALF as well as some other special surprise DJs. All happening
live on "Put The Needle On The Record" with Billy Jam on Friday, June 22nd
at 7pm on WFMU.
Shaved Women Friday, June 22nd, 2012, Midnight - 3am
on
Wm. Berger presents My Castle of Quiet
St. Louis' Shaved Women are a fierce, true-of-heart American punk rock band. Their combination of pounding bottom end, slathered with inventive, sometimes angular guitar lines, and always-personal-never-business vocals set on top, is immediately grabbing. Your attention gets got. Reminiscent of early Black Flag and Circle Jerks in the best of ways. They're right in line with a great new generation of punk-rock bands that started somewhere around Cursed, and continues with The Ropes/Repos, Drunkdriver, Vile Gash, and so many others. Shaved Women are at the top of their class with those bands I mentioned, and their record is an instant mini-classic, first issued on vinyl by Rotted Tooth Recordings, now reissued on CD by Ektro, with bonus live material recorded at the St. Louis Apop store. Howabout that, supporting local talent!? WFMU's My Castle of Quiet is thrilled to catch Shaved Women on tour through our area, playing Brooklyn's Death By Audio on June 14, and Sixteen's in Philly the night of the 15th, right after recording a live set with us.
Filmmaker Drew Stone on Peer Pressure Thursday, June 21st, 2012, Noon - 3pm
on
Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine
Filmmaker Drew Stone is celebrating the release of ALL AGES- The Boston Hardcore Film that he directed, with it's NY debut late in June. Drew is also the vocalist for New York Hardcore band Antidote. He will steer the Peer Pressure segment of Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine with his take on film, music and what they've both contributed to him while emerged as a filmmaker and singer. The Peer Pressure segment runs from 1-2:30pm.
Will C. Wednesday, June 20th, 2012, Noon - 3pm
on
Duane's show
Somerville-based Hip Hop producer Will C. is paying a surprise visit to Duane's show. In the tradition of Dangermouse's "Grey Album" and Bullion's "Pet sounds: songs in the key of Dee", the 24-year-old Will C, has created "Adieu or Die" a Sampladelic instrumental Beach Boys hip hop tribute album.The 20 tracks on "Adieu or Die" are as much an ode to the Beach Boys' musical genius as it is to their melodies, which Will C. cleverly reinterprets and masks below layers of his own creation. Instead of front-loading tracks with samples from the familiar hits, Will C. digs in, taking less recognizable melodic themes -- only the bass line from "Good Vibrations," for example -- to leave a core on which he builds a unique reinterpretation. In doing so, he builds a bridge between modern, electronically produced music and the recording styles of a generation ago. The album is almost a monument to the Wilson brothers' process, in particular Brian. There's a 38-page booklet of liner notes included with the album and you can get it for free download on Will C's website.
Michael Chapman Tuesday, June 19th, 2012, 3pm - 6pm
on
Brian Turner's show
Join Brian today as he welcomes one of the true elder statesmen of British folk guitar and songcraft, easily on the same tier as musical cousins Roy Harper, John Martyn and Bert Jansch though stylistically more in tune with Harper's psychedelicized leanings. Chapman visits the USA on the heels of a flurry of releases; he's recently had output on Ecstatic Peace and some excellent reissues of his Harvest label material via Light in the Attic. Tompkins Square Records also has releaed a 2CD anthology and a brand new tribute disc called "Oh Michael, Look What You've Done", featuring Chapman's songs reworked by Lucinda Williams, Meg Baird, Bridget St. John and more. He plays Zebulon on June 18th, and Union Pool in Brooklyn on June 22nd.
Jack Skuller
Monday, June 18th, 2012, 8pm - 9pm
on
Minor Music with Jesse Krakow
Crooner, teen heartthrob, axeman, native New Yorker, these are just some of the words that have been used to describe Jack Skuller. An extraordinarily accomplished singer-songwriter & stage performer, he'll be stopping by to play some tunes, spin some others, and prove to all that you are never too young to be too debonair.
Msafiri Zawose and Kabbalah
Saturday, June 16th, 2012, 6pm - 9pm
on
Transpacific Sound Paradise with Rob Weisberg
Bands on the run - a far-flung twin bill of pre-gig sessions: First, Tanzanian virtuoso multi-instrumentalist Msafiri Zawose stops by on his way to play Barbes in Brooklyn later tonight, June 16th, part of his three month US tour. He'll introduce us to the fascinating Gogo musical traditions he learned from his late great father, Hukwe Zawose. Later, the sharp-edged and hyper-eclectic French outfit Kabbalah reflects the cultural mix of its hometown Marseille, blending East European, Middle Eastern and African influences with rock, klezmer and lots more. Kabbalah heads off to play at Mehanata in the Lower East Side right after the radio show - and wraps up its own big tour bright and early on Sunday morning, playing the City Winery Klezmer Brunch.
King Tuff
Saturday, June 16th, 2012, 3pm - 6pm
on
The Cherry Blossom Clinic with Terre T
Vermont's King Tuff are led by Kyle Thomas, former frontman for stoner-rock legends Witch, but this time out things are more lo-fi garagey, bringing to mind the best of Ty Segall or Jay Reatard. King Tuff are on a nationwide tour to celebrate their new self-titled album (Sub Pop) See ‘em Jun 14 Maxwells, Hoboken, NJ !
King Tuff’s new LP will definitely make a lot of Top 10 Best Of lists at the end of 2012!
Steve Wynn guest DJ's on Peer Pressure Thursday, June 14th, 2012, Noon - 3pm
on
Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine
Steve Wynn guest DJs on the PEER PRESSURE segment of Diane's Kamikaze Fun Machine from 1-2:30. From the Dream Syndicate to the Baseball Project and the Miracle Three, music has taken Steve all over the globe, with far reaching experiences to match. Listeners will be able to ask Steve questions via the live accuplaylist, and he'll be in charge of the music for that portion of the program!!
Supercute! Monday, June 11th, 2012, 8pm - 9pm
on
Minor Music with Jesse Krakow
Fronted by dynamic duo Rachel Trachtenburg & Julia Cumming, Supercute! are a teenage pop band from Brooklyn who take ABBA and The Shaggs and throw them together in a multi-colored crock pot. Check out their live performance on the debut episode of "Minor Music", where musicians 18 and under have their say.
Potterhouse
Monday, June 11th, 2012, 3pm - 3:01pm
on
Jim Price's show
"Time hangs heavy on the vine/Let's make crime," Buck Williams (pronounced WILL-YUMS) sings in the sensual verse in Potterhouse's debut album from 1981. Buck has been tending his own musical vineyard for many years but has now reformed the 80's influenced Band and will play live on the Jim Price Show to promote their new album, entitled, "Palms Up".
The Suzan
Sunday, June 10th, 2012, 6am - 9am
on
Beastin' The Airwaves! with Keili
Hailing from Tokyo, Japan, The Suzan are causing the most colorful, adorable riot Brooklyn's ever seen or heard. Tune in to Beastin' the Airwaves! for a cute-splosion of shiny pop with a jungle beat, harmonic backup chants, and even some bird sound effects thrown in here and there!
Mitra Sumara Saturday, June 9th, 2012, 6pm - 9pm
on
Transpacific Sound Paradise with Rob Weisberg
Like Ethiopia, Iran had a vibrant popular music scene in the 60s and 70s that was snuffed out by political and social upheaval. The band Mitra Sumara revisits the sounds of pre-revolutionary Iran - blending Iranian traditional melody and rhythm with with rock, soul, pop, and more. Mitra Sumara may look to the past, but the band is also a player in the very of-the-moment funky-big-band movement in NY: Hot on the heels of tonight's NJ radio debut, the 9-piece juggernaut joins scene-mates CSC Funk Band and People's Champs for a big show - June 10th at Brooklyn Bowl.
OBN IIIs + Dan Epstein
Wednesday, June 6th, 2012, 9pm - Midnight
on
The Evan "Funk" Davies Show
Austin's OBN IIIs were put together by Orville Bateman Neeley III in early 2011, mainly to fill some open slots at Beerland, the Austin club where Neeley runs sound. The response was so overwhelming that a couple of singles and a full-length LP soon followed, and now OBN IIIs are out on their first US tour. This is '70s-influenced garage-punk at its finest (that's right, '70s-influenced), so don't miss this live set! And see OBN IIIs live at Cake Shop on Friday, June 1, and at Don Pedro's on Saturday, June 2! Complete tour dates are here.
ALSO: DAN EPSTEIN, author of Big Hair and Plastic
Grass -- the acclaimed history of baseball in the 1970s --
will be making a return appearance to the show! He'll fill us in on
his new RollingStone.com rockers vs. baseball column High And Tight as well as the upcoming paperback release of Big Hair.... In honor of the paperback release Dan will be doing a reading and book-signing on Tuesday June 12 at Manitoba's - be sure to stop by! And don't miss this jam-packed edition of The Evan "Funk" Davies show Wednedsay night, June 6, at 9pm!
Ivana XL Wednesday, May 30th, 2012, 3pm - 6pm
on
Irwin's show
Singer/composer/guitarist Ivana XL makes her live radio debut on Irwin's program, Wednesday, May 30, at 4:00 pm. Ivana, who lives and works in Brooklyn, releases free songs weekly at "Love, Santa" on Bandcamp.com. She's finishing up her first studio EP with pianist-producer Joe McGinty and Daniel Chen, and plans to tour in the Fall. For this WFMU appearance, she'll be accompanied by McGinty on keyboards and laptop. Joe is the founder and music director of the Loser's Lounge, and has worked with the Psychedelic Furs, the Ramones, Ronnie Spector, Devendra Banhart, Ryan Adams, Nada Surf and others.
Diemo Schwarz/Hans Leeuw duo
Wednesday, May 30th, 2012, 3am - 6am
on
Nat Roe
Diemo Schwarz is a monumental figure in contemporary sound research. Working at IRCAM in Paris, Schwarz developed cataRT, a musical interface that cuts sound into microscopic pieces and graphs them visually for live playback. cataRT is particularly useful for manipulating live sound on the fly. For Nat Roe's show, Hans Leeuw will create fodder for Schwarz with electric trumpet. This "electrumpet" is a cutting-edge hybrid instrument that augments a typical trumpet with buttons and sensors. This is future music, do not miss it!
Live Remote Broadcast from Bryant Park! Tuesday, May 29th, 2012, 8pm - 9pm
on
Antique Phonograph Music Program with MAC
The Antique Phonograph Music Program RETURNS to Bryant Park for a night of music and revelry on Tuesday, May 29th. Music starts at 7pm with the broadcast transmitted from 8pm-9pm. If you can't make it, tune in!
Ceremony + Mark Sultan
Saturday, May 26th, 2012, 3pm - 6pm
on
The Cherry Blossom Clinic with Terre T
The Cherry Blossom Clinic is stoked to welcome Ceremony to the WFMU airwaves on May 26 Sat 3-6pm. The Rohnert Park, CA band has been pummeling audiences with their brand of hardcore for nearly a decade. With their latest excellent album "Zoo" - their first for Matador - they're refining their attack, adding the precision of Mission of Burma and Wire into the mix. Their live shows are already legendary for their intensity, so tune in Sat May 26 between 3-6pm to the Cherry Blossom Clinic to hear Ceremony bring it hard and live!
JUST ADDED!! ALSO on the The Cherry Blossom Clinic we welcome MARK SULTAN to the WFMU airwaves! Sultan has been a favorite of the Cherry Blossom Clinic, from his work as one-half of the King Khan and BBQ Show and as a member of the Almighty Defenders in addition to his amazing solo work. He combines the fury of prime garage rock with a 50s/punk swagger and he's only getting better as proven by his new album WAR ON ROCK AND ROLL!!
Tift Merritt
Saturday, May 26th, 2012, 6am - 9am
on
Shrunken Planet with Jeffrey Davison
Country/folk singer-songwriter Tift Merritt, with four studio albums and two live albums over the course of a decade (and another record on the way), graced the WFMU studios on a recent sunny Saturday afternoon and recorded an electrifying set of six songs, accompanying herself on guitar and piano. Possessing an extraordinarily beautiful voice, and in complete command of her powers, this is not a set you will want to miss. Tift also produces a show on KRTS out of Marfa, Texas, called "The Spark", which "explores the real lives and processes of the people behind great works of art." As if that isn't enough, her muses entice her now and again into picking up a camera as well.
Artist Jordan Sullivan deals with themes of Americana and remembrance via photography, prose, artifacts, and sculpture. The exhibition "Natural History" explores his grandparents’ relationship through the lens of WWII Germany, where they first met. Using such touchstones, Sullivan widens the scope in which memory is conceived, sliding between individual and collective registers.
The Gate Friday, May 25th, 2012, Midnight - 3am
on
Wm. Berger presents My Castle of Quiet
"...and so it came to pass, that seeds of Jazz were sown, yet sometime later, it was instead Doom that broke the dirt, hungering for sunlight." Thus The Gate were born. Originally known as The Dan Peck Trio (debut LP, Heat Retention Records, 2009), The Gate play doom like no other band that has earned that label. Doom conveys its tension not so much in the hits, the downbeat, but rather, power often lurks in the pregnant space between those hits—the lingering, hovering anxiety that wades in the space between the punches. The Gate are unique in many ways, firstly and most-obviously it's the tuba (played by Dan Peck) that guides the mighty beast on its path of destruction, joined by double (aka upright) bass (Tom Blancarte) and drums (Brian Osborne) on its take-no-prisoners journey. The debut LP was right impressive, for those who heard it, consisting of three intense chunks of jazz-doom, quite instantly defining its genre as its territory was staked. With a name change, and a new full-length (Destruction of Darkness, this time on CD from Carrier Records), The Gate peel back another layer of their own mystery, with three more slabs of heavyweight playing, but with the sensitivity that comes from individuals who really know their instruments, and communicate like seasoned improvisers. My Castle of Quiet is thoroughly excited to present this unique and fresh combo, with power and sophistication in every blow, absolutely LIVE on the WFMU airwaves, early Friday a.m., 5/25. Check out this brief, exciting promo clip for their CD.
Roomrunner Thursday, May 24th, 2012, 9am - Noon
on
Talk's Cheap with Jason Sigal
Denny Bowen, drummer of Baltimore's late great Double Dagger, fronts Baltimore's Roomrunner. They've got a self-titled cassette and a brand new 12" EP, Super Vague, on Fan Death. The group brings their infectious grungey riff rock on a tour that includes May 20th at Brooklyn's Shea Stadium, and May 24th on WFMU!
+DOG+ Tuesday, May 22nd, 2012, 3pm - 6pm
on
Brian Turner's show
Formed in Osaka in 1990 but residing in Southern California since 1997, +DOG+ has been a central project of Steve Davis' excellent Love Earth Music label and scene, with a group output of 36 albums to date. Direct, adrenalin-jolt ugliness abounds in a sound that has been called the noise equivalent to an amalgamation of Ildjarn, Poison Idea, and Black Flag's Damaged. Oppression, destruction, power electronic chaos today!
The Long Gones Tuesday, May 22nd, 2012, Noon - 3pm
on
Three Chord Monte with Joe Belock
The Long Gones take their name from the song "Long Gone" by Cinicinatti legends the Customs, and continue that band's fine Queen City tradition of high energy rock and roll!
Dave Foster & Mark Humble
Monday, May 21st, 2012, Noon - 3pm
on
Irene Trudel's show
As a founding member of the pop purveyors Bubble, Dave Foster moved on to making music with the Losers Lounge. Dave then started hosting "Bubble Do the Beatles" for adults and their children. He's also released a couple of solo albums of power-pop wonderfulness. Mark Humble is a longtime friend and fellow musician, first heard on WFMU's airwaves at the Simon & Garfunkel-inspired duo "Perry Humble." Mark Humble just released CD, One Centre Street, featuring many melodic, moody and often quite funny tunes. Humble has also contributed songs and soundtracks to Scrubs, A&E’s Biography and The Smithsonian Institute. They both drop by to pay a few solo tunes in WFMU's Love Room.
Deniz Tek
Saturday, May 19th, 2012, 3pm - 6pm
on
The Cherry Blossom Clinic with Terre T
Terre T is excited to welcome Deniz Tek to the Cherry Blossom Clinic on Sat May 19 Sat 3-6pm! Deniz is a straight-up living legend; he was a founding member and chief songwriter of Radio Birdman, Visitors and the New Race, helping to put the Australian rock scene on the map. He's been rocking for four decades now and shows no signs of slowing down. If you've never seen Deniz Tek live you can catch him at the Bowery Electric in Manhattan on May 18th and Maxwell's in Hoboken on May 19th. But be sure to catch Deniz Tek live on the Cherry Blossom Clinic on Sat May 19 between 3-6pm!
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