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It s time once again for the latest installment in our Monthly Mix series of episodes, where we collect a number of songs from new and recent releases by a variety of Bay Area bands. This episode also marks the debut of a new feature we re going to start incorporating into our mix shows, a new short interview with a band we featured a year or two ago on The Bay Bridged to discuss a new album released since our first conversation. About all of the bands: Ted the Block ( Kicking Down The Ladders ) is the name of the solo project from Winston Goertz-Giffen, also a member of Saything and formerly of The Aimless Never Miss. His latest album Thinkinging is an eclectic collection of patchwork rock full of melodic twists and turns. He doesn t have any future shows listed, but we ll keep you posted. Love is Chemicals ( Over Land, Over Sea ; later, My Ticker Tape Parade and Agitator ) kick off our series of new interviews with Bay Bridged alumni. Their sophomore work Song of the Summer Youth Brigade was recently released digitally and we caught up with the band at our studio to talk about their dynamic, evolving sound. You can purchase SotSYB on iTunes or from their web site. We ve also included an uber-catchy song from local garage-pop duo Sassy ( Sweet Child ). The band celebrates the release of their debut album Get a Grip this Saturday, June 28th at 12 Galaxies, where they ll be joined by Von Iva, Hot Tub and El Fay. San Francisco s Young Moderns ( It s A Dirty Job ) fly the power pop banner proudly on their upcoming album New Mission Renaissance. Catch this sextet at Amnesia this Thursday, June 26th, with My Sweet Earthquake, also included in this mix. They ve also got a bunch of great live videos at their web site. Ash Reiter s ( La Bahia ) self-titled album incorporates elements of jazz, folk and pop alongside her compelling vocals. She s got a number of upcoming dates around the Bay, including one this Thursday, June 26th at the Million Fishes Gallery, and was recently the subject of a Daytrotter session. My Sweet Earthquake ( Stupid Baby ) brought us a fun synth-rock track from their recently-released debut EP. You can find out more about them in this interview Emily recently conducted and at their web site where they ve posted videos, remixes and more. The band will be at Amnesia this Thursday, June 26th, with Young Moderns. Fronted by a Belgian named Emile who their press release notes is addicted to plastic surgery and speaks little English, Mon Cousin Belge ( Tweaker Bitch ) brought us a rocking garage-meets-soul track from their upcoming album Quelle Horreur, out soon on World Famous in San Francisco. They ll be at Thee Parkside on June 28th, with Ice Cream Socialites and The Caldonias. Are you subscribed to the The Bay Bridged weekly podcast? Click here to get each new episode downloaded free to your iTunes the moment it is published!

This week s episode of The Bay Bridged Podcast is presented by KQED Interactive. This week s featured band is Built for the Sea, a San Francisco quartet whose textured rock-pop calls to mind to the legacies of shoegazer and melodic alternative rock music without drawing too heavily from either camp. The group started as a songwriting project for singer-keyboardist Lia Rose, a veteran of the Bay Area music scene, and their 2006 self-titled album showcases her strong command of soaring melodies and bittersweet personal lyrics. Rose s voice has drawn many listeners into the band s music and it s central to the songs too, a versatile instrument equally capable of airy musings and earthy wisdom. But while the group started as Rose s, it has evolved into a truly collaborative band full of talented musicians. We ve actually already interviewed members of this band twice before on the podcast, speaking with guitarist Jonny Latimer as a member of The Aimless Never Miss and drummer Eric Kuhn for his band Silian Rail. With fourth bandmate Daniel Mckenzie also a member of Shuteye Unison and formerly of the now-defunct The Rum Diary, it s a collection of songwriters and performers to be reckoned with and suggests an exciting new chapter for the band. In addition to our interview with Rose, Latimer, and Mckenzie, we ve included four songs in this episode two from their 2006 debut and two from the Rose Hill Collective s recently-released Volume 2 compilation. You ll hear more about the Collective in the interview. Upcoming Shows: Saturday, August 30th Bottom of the Hill with The Action Design, Shuteye Unison, and Carcrashlander 9pm, $8 advance/$10 door, All Ages (Purchase tickets here) Links: - Built for the Sea s MySpace page and web site - Purchase their self-titled debut album from CDBaby and on iTunes - Download a bunch of BftS songs at FreeIndie.com - Visit the Rose Hill Collective s MySpace page Are you subscribed to the The Bay Bridged weekly podcast? Click here to get each new episode downloaded free to your iTunes the moment it is published!

This week s podcast features San Francisco s Last of the Blacksmiths, a trio mixing the sounds of folk, rock, Americana, country and blues into some moody, beautiful music. Someone once told me that the Blacksmiths have perfected the indie rock slow-jam, and while that oversimplifies it, it does highlight the fact that the band has developed its own uniquely hypnotic sonic identity, maximizing the impact of space and dynamics in its brooding melodic tracks. The Blacksmiths capture those dynamics well on their second album, Young Family Song, released last month on Vanguard Squad Records. Coming three years after their well-received self-titled debut, the guys opted out of self-recording this time around, instead working with producer Desmond Shea to capture the feel of their live performances. That live feeling gives the record an inviting looseness, allowing song layers to breathe without ever becoming jammy. It s an exciting and unique album that you can lose yourself listening to in its entirety and should herald new successes for the skilled group. In addition to an interview with the guys, conducted last week in our studio, the episode also includes four songs from their new album. Upcoming Shows: Thursday, July 3rd 12 Galaxies with Megafaun 9pm, $tba Friday, July 11th Live on Cool As Folk on KDVS Friday, July 11th Sophia’s Thai Kitchen (Davis, CA) with Prairie Dog 10pm, $tba Links: - MySpace page and web site - Vanguard Squad Records, where you can purchase Young Family Song and other LotB releases and stream songs from the band s catalog Are you subscribed to the The Bay Bridged weekly podcast? Click here to get each new episode downloaded free to your iTunes the moment it is published!

It s time once again for our Live This Month podcast, where we bring you music from local and touring bands playing some great Bay Area shows during the upcoming month. The June mix features a ton of great stuff, so go out and see some bands! Portland s The Helio Sequence ( Everyone Knows Everyone ) kick off the episode with some of their bright, layered pop. The duo will be at Slim s on June 17th, with Talkdemonic and A Decent Animal. After an impressive performance at Noise Pop, Fleet Foxes ( White Winter Hymnal ) return to the Bay with a headlining appearance at Bottom of the Hill on Thursday, June 26th. The Dutchess And The Duke and Mist And Mast (Feature Podcast) will support. With a new EP out today and a full length on the way later this year, it s a busy time to be Oxford Collapse ( Amongst Friends ). The band s co-headlining tour with Frightened Rabbit stops at The Independent on June 21st. The Dodos (Feature Podcast) ( Fools ) headline the next The Bay Bridged Presents concert, happening at The Independent on Thursday, June 19th. It s a great lineup, also including The Oh Sees and Dreamdate (Feature Podcast). We ll be back tomorrow with more details on the show, but you should get your tickets as soon as possible! Love is Chemicals (Feature Podcast) ( Our Darkest Days and Nights ) join local comrades HIJK (Feature Podcast) and Touch Committee for a quality bill of indie rock later this month. The show s at the Red Devil Lounge on June 14th. Brooklyn pop duo Pete and J ( This Is It ) sent us a great demo of a song from their upcoming album. They re co-headlining at The Independent on June 5th with Or, the Whale (Feature Podcast) at a show co-presented by KALX and The Deli SF. Greg Ashley (Feature Podcast) also performs. Currently working on their debut full length album, San Francisco s LoveLikeFire (Feature Podcast) ( Wish You Dead ) are one of three great groups at Cafe du Nord on June 20th. Loquat and The Union Trade, both with new albums coming out later this year, will also perform. San Francisco indie poppers Scrabbel (Feature Podcast) ( Emily, I ) have an all-too-rare show at the Rickshaw Stop on June 25th. They ll be joined Plants and Animals and Oakland s Greg Ashley. Sacramento- and San Francisco-representing Two Sheds ( To Be Alive ) will be playing at Annie s Social Club on June 11th, having released a new EP last month. The show, presented by ipickmynose, also features performances from Geographer (Feature Podcast), Friday Mile, and Marabelle Phoenix. Supporting their latest Polyvinyl Records release Boo Human, Joan of Arc ( Eventually, All at Once ) will be in town on June 5th, at Rickshaw Stop alongside 31 Knots and Maus Haus. Man/Miracle (Feature Podcast) ( 31 Guns ) is one of three great local bands performing at WireTap Music s latest show, at Thee Parkside on June 18th. The show also includes Bay Bridged-approved bands The Blank Tapes (Feature Podcast) and Harbours (Feature Podcast). Dosh ( Live at Bottom of the Hill ) is touring behind his fourth LP, Wolves And Wishes, out last month on Anticon Records. He ll be at Bottom of the Hill on June 14th alongside Anathallo, Best Wishes and DJ Odd Nosdam. Are you subscribed to the The Bay Bridged weekly podcast? Click here to get each new episode downloaded free to your iTunes the moment it is published!

This month s mix episode features songs from nine great Bay Area bands. More about all of the bands below: Local garage-rockers The Mantles ( Trust ) have been receiving quite a bit of good press for their debut 7 on Dulc-i-tone Records. The group has a number of shows coming up in June and July, with their next at the Hemlock Tavern on June 13th. Last of the Blacksmiths ( At An Early Hour ) recently celebrated the release of their new album entitled Young Family Song and the CD is a worthy follow-up to the group s excellent 2005 debut. The band will be at Sophia s in Davis on July 11th. Local synth-poppers Sweetie ( Saturdays ) celebrate the release of their brand new Saturdays EP, out today on local label Gold Robot Records. You can check out another song from the record over at Macktronic. Girls ( Lust for Life ) psych-influenced lo-fi pop impressed us a whole lot recently and we re excited to check out their debut 7 , now available for pre-order from True Panther Records. The band s record release show will be on July 5th at the Hotel Utah. Recently featured band Beatbeat Whisper ( Mismanaged Skies ) recently released their second album, Wonder Continental, and it s really terrific. Although they don t have any Bay Area dates lined up, they ll be heading on a Pacific Northwest tour in July. Moomaw ( September ), also known as singer-songwriter Nathan Moomaw, recently released 26 on his label Gazebo Music. The CD is a collection of songs written and recorded one-per-month during the year he was age 26. He ll be performing at Penny Arcade s third anniversary show on Wednesday, June 3rd at the Make-Out Room. The Heated ( Hot Bastard! ) is Cristina Espinosa, formerly of punk band The Pre-Teens, who played all of the instruments on the project s recently released self-titled EP. You can hear more of her indie pop-rock at El Rio tonight, May 27th, and at Blondie s on June 7th. San Francisco folk duo The BrokenMusicBox ( Time ) released their debut album Waking the Sound earlier this year. In addition to primary band members Kimberly Contreras and Tony Wentzel the CD features musical contributions from members of 31Knots, Film School and The Pleasure Kills. Tippy Canoe and the Paddlemen ( Mass Transmissions ), recently reviewed here, celebrate the release of their new CD Parasols and Pekingese on June 15th at the Make-Out Room. After that, the group s taking their old-timey pop to the East Coast. Are you subscribed to the The Bay Bridged weekly podcast? Click here to get each new episode downloaded free to your iTunes the moment it is published!

This week s episode of The Bay Bridged Podcast is presented by KQED Interactive. This week, our podcast features San Francisco indie rockers Geographer, a guitar-cello-drums trio gaining buzz around the Bay for their dynamic indie pop sound. The band s frequently hushed vocals, personal lyrics and intimate melodies betray singer/songwriter Mike Deni s past involvement in the local folk scene, through which he met collaborators like Kacey Johansing (who sings lead vocals on several songs) and developed some of the songs that have since evolved into Geographer s seriously anthemic music. That evolution can be attributed to Deni s love of synths and the impressive chops of Berklee-trained bandmates Nathan Blaz (cello, electronics) and Brian Ostreicher (drums). As we learned during our interview with Mike and Nathan, they ve been influenced by compositional electronic music, an inspiration evident in the group s dynamic crescendos and synth layering. The guys are continuing to explore these elements as they further develop their sound. To the band s credit, Geographer has received a substantial amount local press prior to releasing an album. Their debut, tentatively titled Innocent Ghosts, is nearly complete, and the trio expects to release it later this summer. Meanwhile, they ll be taking an initial Pacific Northwest tour in June while continuing to play around the Bay. Upcoming Shows: Thursday, May 22nd Sophia’s (Davis, CA) with Salt Samovar 10pm, $tba Wednesday, June 11th Annie’s Social Club with Two Sheds, Friday Mile, and Marabelle Phoenix 8pm, $7 Links: - Geographer s MySpace page and (under construction) web site Download: - Can t You Wait - Rushing In, Rushing Out

This week, our podcast spotlights The Blank Tapes, an Oakland rock band led by prolific singer-songwriter Matt Adams. The Tapes latest album, their third, is 2007 s Daydreams, an album that continues to gain positive reviews including one recently from Rolling Stone as listeners discover new favorites among the its 26 tracks. The record s length allows Adams to try a number of different styles, including 90s-reminiscent indie rock, folk-pop, and British rock sounds all guided by strong melodic instincts and relationship-driven lyrical imagery. Adams played most of the instruments on Daydreams and self-recorded it on a favorite 8-track, but he doesn t isolate himself on a musical island. As Matt told us during our interview, he s influenced by the strong community of musicians he s surrounded by, several of whom have accompanied him on a number of lengthy tours. That guidance should emerge on a nearly-finished album of cover songs by his friends bands, although you shouldn t just expect new covers soon. As he told us, Adams has a wealth of songs he s looking to unleash in new Blank Tapes records in the near future. In addition to our portions of our interview with Matt, conducted a few weeks ago at our studio, we ve included four songs from Daydreams in the episode. Upcoming shows: Friday, May 16th Ghost Town Gallery with Silver Pines and Damon and the Heathens 8pm, $tba Friday, May 23rd Kimo’s with Fpodbpod 9pm, $tba Links: - The Blank Tapes MySpace page and web site - Purchase Daydreams online here Are you subscribed to the The Bay Bridged weekly podcast? Click here to get each new episode downloaded free to your iTunes the moment it is published!

This week s podcast spotlights some of the great local and out-of-town acts playing shows in the Bay Area during the month of May. Check out our feature podcast episodes on some of these excellent bands! Supporting their new Absolutely Kosher release Into The Trees, Chicago s Sybris ( Oh Man! ) will be headlining May 29th at the Rickshaw Stop. They ll be joined by The Brunettes and Unwed Sailor. The New Centuries ( Some By Betrayal ) have a new EP titled Paradise Massage out this month and are playing at the Hemlock Tavern on May 24th. The great, all-local bill is rounded out by The Dont s (Feature Podcast) and Man/Miracle (Feature Podcast). Despite some serious injury-related setbacks, Brooklyn s Pela ( Lost to the Lonesome ) continue their cross-country tour with a stop at Bottom of the Hill. The show s on May 28th and includes performances from locals The Love X Nowhere and Audio Out Send (Feature Podcast). With a new covers album titled Thing of the Past, San Francisco s Vetiver ( Busted ) headline a great folk and rock show at the Great American Music Hall on May 6th. Kelley Stoltz Band and The Mumlers also perform. Springfield, Missouri-based Someone Still Loves You, Boris Yeltsin ( Think I Wanna Die ) are touring behind their new album Pershing. They re playing a terrific show with Port O Brien (Feature Podcast) and Girls on May 14th at the Rickshaw Stop. Bay Bridged favorites The Blacks ( Raincoat ) (Feature Podcast) team up with fellow favorites Von Iva (Feature Podcast) for a rocking show on May 23rd at Bottom of the Hill. The Bruises and Astra Heights also perform. Rademacher ( What Yr Used To Back At Home (live) ) headline a strong bill at the Make-Out Room on May 11th, with support from El Olio Wolof and The Boxing Lesson (Austin). Silian Rail ( Titled ) (Feature Podcast) will be performing at a stacked all-local show at the Great American Music Hall on May 17th. It s the CD release party for the Rose Hill Collective s Volume 2 compilation and also includes Built For The Sea, Overview, The Hundred Days and Cold Hot Crash. Seattle s The Cave Singers ( Seeds of Night ) return to the Bay Area for a stop at The Independent on May 22nd. They ll join The Botticellis (Feature Podcast) and fellow Seattle-ites Triumph of Lethargy Skinned Alive to Death. Oakland- and Sacramento-based Wallpaper ( Evrytm we do it ) have a new EP out on Eenie Meenie Records. They headline their CD release party on May 8th at the Rickshaw Stop, alongside Sugar Gold (Feature Podcast) and Hot Tub. (A brief, innocuous scheduling note: Starting this week, we re integrating the Live This Month series into our regular Tuesday-based programming schedule. Another new podcast next Tuesday.) Thanks for listening! Are you subscribed to the The Bay Bridged weekly podcast? Click here to get each new episode downloaded free to your iTunes the moment it is published!

Sophia Ramos performs the song Torn Down from her album titled Her Majesty. Filmed live at Arlene s Grocery in New York City. Download Video (right click and “save as”)

This week we re bringing you our latest Monthly Mix, featuring new and unreleased tracks from eight great local bands! Check out the details on all of the groups below: We Is Shore Dedicated ( Gladiator Cointoss ) open the episode with a song from their latest album Rainbo Donuts. The group is a studio project featuring Sam Tsitrin (The Ebb Flow) and Chris Cline (Scrabbel) among other talented local musicians. Psych-folk group Dame Satan ( Suffrin Daughter ) just released their new album Beaches Bridges, which they are streaming in its entirety here. The band will be opening for Dead Meadow at Slim s on May 24th. They re also part of Ghost Mansion Records, which we recently profiled here. We re still really digging the CD we received from Maus Haus ( We Used Technology (but Technology Let Us Down) ), the indie supergroup who we ve profiled and seen live. You can catch them on May 8th at the Hemlock Tavern. Indie pop trio Raccoons ( In The Cavernous Halls ) gave us a terrific track from their latest demos. They will be playing on May 9th at the Retox Lounge. San Francisco folk group Toromiro ( I Am Important ) contribute a track off their EP 1, which you can pick up here. They don t have any shows lined up, so keep checking their web site for more options. Railcars ( There Is Ice; It Is Blue ) is the new name of the synth-rock band fronted by Aria C Jalali. Building on the success of Jalali s Postmodernism! EP, the band will be recording a new album with Xiu Xiu s Jamie Stewart over the summer. Catch the band next at the Hotel Utah on May 14th. Built for the Sea ( Release ) bring us a song off the new Volume 2 compilation from local band collective The Rose Hill Collective. They ll be joining other members in celebrating the comp s release at the Great American Music Hall on May 17th. Panic-skiffle group Hank IV ( Hole in my Eye ) head to Tim Green s Louder Studios soon to record the follow-up to their Third Person Shooter album. They ll be playing at the Vert Ramp Warehouse on May 3rd and The Knockout on May 7th. Thanks for listening! Are you subscribed to the The Bay Bridged weekly podcast? Click here to get each new episode downloaded free to your iTunes the moment it is published!

This week s podcast spotlights the eclectic rock of Man/Miracle, a quartet that recently relocated to the Bay Area after finding substantial success in Santa Cruz. The group debuted in the scene last year with the Bear on Bear EP, which earned them quite a bit of acclaim and radio play around Northern California. The excitement around the release is quite understandable, as the mostly uptempo CD mixes the self-conscious and intimate melodies of indie pop with the nervy energy and excitement of post-punk and dance-rock. Considering that the EP consisted of most or all of the songs the band had completed writing at the time of recording, it was certainly an auspicious debut. Man/Miracle have continued to write and record since its release, all the while developing an energetic live show in venues from house parties to the Mezzanine, where they played during this year s Noise Pop festival. The band s latest material, some of which was released on a now sold-out tour CD earlier this year, finds them continuing to experiment with new sounds and styles, while retaining their strong melodic pop songwriting. We re pleased to include some of these new songs in this episode and are looking forward to a new release from Man/Miracle later this year. We spoke with the full band a couple of weeks ago at The Bay Bridged studio, discussing among other things the group s origins, the importance of crowd feedback to their music, and the band s next steps. Man/Miracle have upcoming shows in May on both sides of the Bay: Saturday, May 17th The Stork Club with The Chop and Plasterkatz 9pm, $tba Saturday, May 24th Hemlock Tavern with The New Centuries (CD release) and The Dont’s 9:30pm, $6 You can hear more music over at Man/Miracle s MySpace page, where you can also find information about how to purchase the group s Bear on Bear EP. While their tour CD is currently sold-out, the band plans to release a new single in the coming months, and we ll update you on that when we know more. Thanks for listening! Are you subscribed to the The Bay Bridged weekly podcast? Click here to get each new episode downloaded free to your iTunes the moment it is published!

This week, we re pleased to feature 20 Minute Loop, a San Francisco quintet that likely need no introduction to fans of Bay Area indie pop music. The group was founded in 1997 by Greg Giles (vocals/guitar), who was soon joined by Kelly Atkins (vocals/keyboards). Over the course of their three albums, the interplay between Giles and Atkins, as charismatic singers and clever lyricists, has become one of the band s signature elements, as has the group s skill at writing complex yet melodic art-pop. These are the elements that drew us and many others to 2005 s Yawn + House = Explosion and we ve been eagerly anticipating the band s long-announced follow up. The good news is that the fourth record is almost here and, from what we ve heard, it s a very worthy successor to Y+H=E. The strong melodies and engaging lyrics are present as expected, while the band has now endeavored to streamline some of its more complex tendencies. The result is some great pure pop music. (more )

Our podcast this week spotlights Master/Slave, a San Francisco duo who play highly danceable indie rock. It s a big sound for a two-piece, layering drum machines and synths with live drums and guitars into tightly-wound pop nuggets; it s also one that impressed us when we first saw the group about a year and a half ago at Bottom of the Hill. After a number of setbacks, the band, now consisting of Matt Jones (vocals/guitar/synths) and Ephriam Nagler (drums), is finally celebrating the release of their first full length album Scandal. The new CD is a very strong and exciting work, and the seamless blend of retro-referencing electronics and modern guitar pop is a credit to both Jones songwriting and Nagler s production skills. As the title Scandal might suggest, Jones broaches subject matter like Expensive Goodbyes and a Top 8 Ultimatum with a flair for melodrama and a self-aware sense of humor that informs but never overpowers the material. It seems apparent from the album that this band is having fun, although that element aids the band s work, rather than hurting it. That sense of fun was confirmed by our interview with Matt, during which he discussed the five national tours he s taken Master/Slave on in three years. (more )

We re back with another edition of Live This Month, our podcast series spotlighting music from some of the best shows this month. One additional show we hope you ll join us for is The Ian Fays CD release party on April 17th at Bottom of the Hill, which we re co-presenting with Playing in Fog. About this month s picks: SF heroes The Dodos ( Jodi ) (Feature Podcast) return to the Bay Area to celebrate their new album Visiter. They ll be performing with fellow French Kiss band Les Savy Fav at the Great American Music Hall on Sunday, April 27th. Papercuts ( John Brown ) return to the City after a nationwide tour with Beach House. They ll be headlining at Cafe du Nord on Friday, April 18th. It s the CD release party for The Botticellis (Feature Podcast), also featuring The Mantles. Representing DC and the Bay, Thao with The Get Down Stay Down ( Beat (Health, Life, and Fire) ) join Xiu Xiu and VC4 at Bottom of the Hill on Saturday, April 12th. Thee Oh Sees ( Iceberg ) will help Master/Slave celebrate the release of their new CD Scandal at The Eagle Tavern on Thursday, April 17th. Also playing are The Mayyors and The Traditional Fools. (more )

Singer songwriter Samantha Murphy performs the song Silent and Still in a solo, acoustic performance at Rockwood Music Hall in New York City. Download Video (right click and save as )

Australian singer-songwriter Bianca Jade performs the song Little Tommy at the now defunct CBGB Gallery in New York City. Download Video (right click and save as )

Funkmaster Jason Yudoff, with his band The New Hotness, performs the song Personal Addict live at Crash Mansion in New York City. The song comes from Jason s album titled Smoke Sex Water. Download Video (right click and save as )

The Jody Shelton Band performs the song blur at Mercury Lounge in New York City. Download Video (right click and save as )

This is a video of rocker Brother Love performing a pair of cuts (End Of The World and Soccergirl) from his new album, Turn It Up. This was filmed live in Toronto in the summer of 2007. QuickTime Video File

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