IndieFeed: Alternative / Modern Rock Music

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Rank #1: Frightened Rabbit - Old Old Fashioned (Live).
Frightened Rabbit on IndieFeed Alternative and Modern Rock

Rank #2: Bound Stems - Western Biographic (from the vaults).
Reissue of Bound Stems on IndieFeed Alternative and Modern Rock

Song of the Day

Music lovers from 89.3 The Current comb through mountains of music to choose the best new, independent, and unreleased songs to share with you each weekday.

Rank #1: Joan Shelley - The Fading.
Joan Shelley - The Fading

Rank #2: Allen Stone - Brown Eyed Lover.
Allen Stone - Brown Eyed Lover

Free Music Archive Song of the Day Podcast

The Free Music Archive is a non-profit digital library offering free and legal MP3 downloads. Our Song of the Day podcast features handpicked tracks including live in-studio recordings and Creative Commons releases. Every MP3 you discover is pre-cleared for certain types of use that would otherwise be prohibited by copyright laws, ranging from downloads to use in videos and remixes. Visit freemusicarchive.org for more information about individual tracks and artists.

Rank #1: Bush Tetras - Stand Up.
The Free Music Archive is a non-profit digital library offering free and legal MP3 downloads. It's directed by WFMU,the most renowned freeform radio station in America.

Rank #2: The Chills - Heavenly Pop Hit.
The Free Music Archive is a non-profit digital library offering free and legal MP3 downloads. It's directed by WFMU,the most renowned freeform radio station in America.

Song of the Day – KUTX

The KUTX team looks high and low for songs and artists that should be on your radar.

Rank #1: Chill Russell: “Sound The Alarm” [PREMIERE].
They only got started halfway through the last decade, but Austin alternative rock trio Chill Russell still sounds like they’d be perfect on a ’60s bill opening for Paul Revere & The Raiders and The Stooges, just as much as with ’90s-era Weezer and Pavement, and unsurprisingly alongside the contemporary styles of The Black Keys and The Strokes. The timelessness of Chill Russell has made the seasoned three-piece a must-see in their native Austin and beyond, thanks in no small part to their country-spanning tours and consistent official SXSW appearances. And although Chill Russell’s accessible yet decidedly complex style has historically gone hand in hand with an indie DIY approach, they recently recruited producer Chris “Frenchie” Smith for their upcoming as-of-yet untitled EP. Just today Chill Russell announced that record through the release of its lead single, one that pulls a ’90s grunge sound out of the garage and will make you want to punch your personal klaxon. The single release show is 7PM tomorrow at Hotel Vegas with opener Scott Collins and you can get a sneak preview right now with the still-fresh “Sound The Alarm”! –Jack Anderson

Rank #2: Hector Ward & The Big Time: “Whiskey Pants”.
When a band’s not only comfortable opening for Eric Burdon & The Animals, but also The Zombies, Christopher Cross, Gary Clark Jr., Ian McLagan and many, many more…they’ve gotta appeal to a lot of different tastes. Whether those tastes are for rock & roll, blues, country, funk, soul, or Latin, Austin octet Hector Ward & The Big Time channels a little bit of everything with expert precision. And after two decades of local musicianship, the eponymous frontman’s Afro-Cuban roots still manage to burst through The Big Time with exciting horn lines, guitar riffs that’ll make you sweat and Ward’s vocals roaring front and center. Last week Hector Ward & The Big Time dropped their LP, Smile Into Life, and you can catch them tomorrow night at One-2-One Bar. But before you do, loosen up your legs and celebrate Thirsty Thursday with one of Smile Into Life‘s boldest offerings, “Whiskey Pants”! –Jack Anderson

Today's Top Tune

A weekday download of standout songs, including advance releases, exclusive live tracks recorded at KCRW, remixes, and an introduction to new artists on our radar.

Rank #1: Nick Cave: Jesus Alone.
Nick Cave is a master at creating menacing yet seductive songs. Author, musician, songwriter, actor and screenwriter, this Renaissance man lures us into his 16th album with "Jesus Alone." Photo: Kerry Brown

KEXP Presents Music That Matters

Straight from the knowledgeable KEXP DJs to your ears, now you can listen to a wonderfully eclectic mix of full length songs. KEXP brings you the music that matters from some of its favorite artists from the Pacific Northwest and around the world. See what KEXP's all about at KEXP.ORG.

Rank #1: Music That Matters, Vol. 693 - Iceland Airwaves 2019.
DJ Kevin Cole guides you through some of the best of this year’s Iceland Airwaves Music Festival, one of the world’s premier music discovery festivals showcasing awesome new and emerging Nordic artists alongside forward-thinking international acts across all genres! Indulge yourself to an overdose of sonic inspiration. 1. GDRN - Lætur mig feat. Floni2. JFDR - Taking A Part Of Me3. Vök - Erase You4. Seabear - Waterphone5. Sin Fang - No Summer6. Penelope Isles - Gnarbone7. Svavar Knútur - Janúar8. Just Mustard - Seven9. The Holy - Obi Bate Opiate10. Kælan Mikla - Draumadís11. Snapped Ankles - Three Steps To A Development12. Georgia - Never Let You Go13. SONS - Ricochet14. girl in red - bad idea!15. Mammút - Forever on Your Mind16. Jesse Markin - Jericho17. Æ Mak - We Have It Right Here18. alyona alyona - Булiнг19. Tiny Ruins - Olympic Girls20. Orville Peck - Take You Back (The Iron Hoof Cattle Call)21. Sólstafir - Silfur-Refur22. Gabríel Ólafs - Absent Minded23. Sunna Fridjons - Ankle Deep - Innocence

Rank #2: Music That Matters, Vol. 684 - Runcast, Marathon Edition.
It's literally the MARATHON edition of the Music That Matters Podcast. Hosted by KEXP's John Richards, and infused with music and inspirational messages, this 3-plus hour podcast takes you through every aspect and emotion of running a marathon. We're cheering for you! 1. Explosions in the Sky - Your Hand in Mine2. Lord Huron - Time To Run3. The War on Drugs - Red Eyes4. Animal Collective - What Would I Want? Sky5. Maps - To the Sky6. Washed Out - Eyes Be Closed7. Arcade Fire - Keep the Car Running8. Bombay Bicycle Club - Carry Me9. Porcelain Raft - Big Sur10. On Dead Waves - Blue Inside11. Amen Dunes - Miki Dora12. Junip - Your Life Your Call13. The Rural Alberta Advantage - Terrified14. Clap Your Hands Say Yeah - Coming Down15. Japandroids - The House That Heaven Built16. Akron/Family - River17. Wye Oak - The Louder I Call, The Faster It Runs18. Yellow Ostrich - Marathon Runner19. Cut Copy - Free Your Mind20. Maribou State - Turnmills21. The Preatures - Is This How You Feel?22. Hammock - Everything and Nothing23. Sulk - Black Infinity (Upside Down)24. Black Rebel Motorcycle Club - Beat the Devil’s Tattoo25. Sharon Van Etten - Words26. Holy Esque - I Am the Truth27. FONTAINES D.C. - Chequeless Reckless 28. Broken Social Scene - Halfway Home29. Architecture in Helsinki - Heart It Races (Trizzy’s Rusty Tin Can mix) 30. Little Dragon - Ritual Union31. Young Fathers - GET UP32. Black Pumas - Colors 33. Jose Gonzalez - Leaf Off / The Cave34. Low - What Part of Me35. Brian Jonestown Massacre - Vad Hände Med Dem? 36. Nilüfer Yanya - In Your Head 37. BRONCHO - Class Historian 38. Matt and Kim - Daylight39. Dana Buoy - Preacher40. Washed Out - Don’t Give Up 41. Foxing - Nearer My God42. Strand of Oaks - Weird Ways43. Black Belt Eagle Scout - Soft Stud44. Lost Under Heaven - I&I45. Slowdive - Star Roving46. IDLES - Colossus47. Middle Kids - Edge of Town48. Quivers - You’re Not Always on My Mind49. Geowulf - Saltwater50. De Lux - Better At Making Time 51. Spiritualized - A Perfect Miracle

The Noise Pop Podcast

The Noise Pop Podcast is a bi-monthly series showcasing noteworthy new releases from the independent and underground music scene, produced by Noise Pop: San Francisco’s favorite indie music, arts and film festival. We deliver episodes that are engaging, distinctive, and always rooted in the music we love, that we think you will too. Along with music recommendations, Host Adrian Spinelli (Paste Magazine, SF Chronicle, Fest300) interviews artists, tastemakers, and professionals from every corner of the indie music scene about recent music discoveries, and larger topics on the state of independent music and the process of writing and recording music.

Rank #1: It’s Complicated: Love Songs of Agony and Ecstasy .
Valentine's day is a special time. It's an opportunity to spoil your sweetheart, buy them roses and chocolate, take them out to dinner and celebrate how much you love them. That is, of course, unless the dinner turn into a public fight over how disappointed you are in each other. Love is complicated, and it can bring out the ugly in us. Lucky for us that ugliness can translate into some truly great music. This episode, we won't be playing a soundtrack for your romantic evening; instead, we're paying homage to the darker and more depressing side of love. You may still want to purchase chocolates for this one, just plan to eat them all yourself. Track list: 1. "No Children" -- The Mountain Goats, Tallahassee 2. "Valentine" -- Fiona Apple, The Idler Wheel Is Wiser Than the Driver of the Screw and Whipping Cords Will Serve You More Than Ropes Will Ever Do 3. "Wildest Moments" -- Jessie Ware, Devotion 4. "What Sarah Said" -- Death Cab for Cutie, Plans 5. "Confessions, Pt. II" -- Usher, Confessions 6. "Absolutely Cuckoo" -- Magnetic Fields, 69 Love Songs 7. "Girlfriend In a Coma" -- The Smiths, Strangeways, Here We Come 8. "Carry Me Ohio" -- Sun Kil Moon, Ghosts of the Great Highway 9. "Ex-Factor" -- Lauryn Hill, The Miseducation of Lauryn Hill 10. "You’re the Good Things" -- Modest Mouse, Night on the Sun

Rank #2: The Best Instrumental Songs.
Who needs lyrics? There are so many great songs that kill the vocals and let the rest of the band do the talking. This episode celebrates some of the best instrumental songs in rock, pop, and electronic. The one rule we applied to this is that the artist has to historically be a vocal-fronted band (i.e. no Dick Dale, Explosions in The Sky, Budos Band, etc…). So, enjoy! We’ll leave you with the immortal lyrics of a saccharine late 80’s country hit “...you say it best, when you say nothing at all” Track Listing: Yoga Means Union - Ambulance LTD, Ambulance LTD I Am Citizen Insane - Radiohead, COM LAG (2plus2isfive The Commercial, - Wire, Pink Flag “Det Du Tänker Idag Är Du Imorn” - Dungen, Ta Det Lungt “Theme For A Pretty Girl That Makes You Believe God Exists” - Eels, Blinking Lights and Other Revelations “Swarfiga” - Kasabian, Ryder Pauper Lunatic Asylum “45:33” - LCD Soundsystem, 45:33 “Everyone’s A VIP To Someone” - The Go! Team, Thunder, Lightning, Strike “Bron Yr Aur” - Led Zepplin, Physical Graffiti “Year of the Dragon” - Sufjan Stevens (Arranged by Nico Muhly), Run Rabbit Run “Cecilia Ann” - PIxies, Bossanova

KEXP Live Performances Podcast

Every week KEXP hosts live performances from our studios and now you can take them with you. With roughly 200 performances each year, KEXP boasts an impressive line-up of guests. Go to KEXP.ORG for a list of upcoming performances. 628142

Rank #1: Orville Peck.
Everybody’s favorite masked cowboy visits Cheryl Waters in the KEXP Live Room to perform 4 songs from his breakout album, Pony. Crooning about love and loss in a way that’s entirely his own, Orville Peck can bring any listener to fall in love with country. Recorded 05/20/2019. 4 songs - Turn To Hate, Big Sky, Dead Of Night, Take You Back.Support the show.

Rank #2: Jeff Tweedy.
Wilco frontman and indie rock icon Jeff Tweedy stops by Rainshadow Recording on his birthday for this live session during the THING Fest 2019 broadcast. After releasing two gorgeous, stripped-down solo records and a memoir in the span of a year, Jeff is back on the road with Wilco to promote their 11th studio album, Ode To Joy. Along with playing a few songs, old and new, Tweedy talks with KEXP's DJ Morgan about grief, album titles, his memoir, and free cantaloupes. Recorded 08/25/2019. 4 songs - An Empty Corner, White Wooden Cross, Family Ghost, Impossible Germany.Support the show.

World Cafe Words and Music from WXPN

WXPN's live performance and interview program featuring music and conversation from a variety of important musicians

Rank #1: Pete Townshend On Creativity, 'The Age Of Anxiety' And The Who's New Record.
Pete Townshend: Not only is he the major creative force behind The Who, but he's also released several of his own solo records, prompted the first-known use of the term "rock opera" (for 1969's 'Tommy') and he's even credited with being the first person to smash a guitar on stage. But one thing Townshend had never done until now is write a novel. Earlier this month, he published "The Age of Anxiety". There are plans to turn it into an "opera art installation," which he says will be his last major solo work. He is also releasing a new album with The Who, called 'WHO', which is out Dec. 6. In this session, you'll hear some of the new music from that album. We'll talk about his debut novel, his realization two years ago that his famed rock opera 'Tommy' was actually about him, and his stance on all of the court cases concerning artist copyright issues.

Rank #2: An Audience Q&A Leads To Surprising Answers From The Head and the Heart.
Hosting an interview show means you don't want to ask silly questions. But sometimes, a silly or lighthearted question is a great way to learn something about a band, and that's what happened with Matty Gervais, Charity Rose Thielen and Jon Russell of The Head and the Heart when they visited for an audience session at World Cafe. We opened it up to questions from the audience and our attendees asked things like "What was your first concert?" and "What's the meaning of your band name?" — questions I generally wouldn't ask, but the answers were enlightening. You'll get those answers, but first let's get into it with a stripped-down and acoustic version of "Missed Connection."

The Sounds in My Head

The Sounds in My Head is a biweekly music show featuring songs and bands you might have missed. Hosted by Daniel since 2004.Musically The Sounds in My Head attempts to be fairly eclectic, but probably tends to lean towards "indie pop" music. Also, I try to squeeze in as much left-wing propaganda as possible between tracks.

Rank #1: S15,E01: 03/05/18 (Jonathan Bree, The Go! Team, Derevolutions, Faith Healer, Django Django, Ezra Koenig).
01. Valentine - Jonathan Bree 02. Mayday - The Go! Team 03. Getting Back Up - The Go! Team 04. Just One Look - The Derevolutions 05. Stand by Me - The Derevolutions 06. Such a Gemini - Faith Healer 07. Try ;-) - Faith Healer 08. Tic Tac Toe - Django Django 09. In Your Beat - Django Django 10. I Promise You (Ezra's Demo) - Ezra Koenig This episode features a clip from HBO's Vice News Tonight where Ian Parton and Simone Odaranile of The Go! Team break down the song Mayday. There's also a clip from Sam Harris' Waking Up podcast (with guest Preet Bharara), where Sam accurately observes that given his skills and abilities, he's surprised Trump isn't homeless and begging for change.

Rank #2: S9,E05: 04/23/12 (Alexander, Edward Sharpe and The Magnetic Zeros, Of Monsters and Men, La Sera, Hospitality, Elephant).
01 Bad Bad Love - Alexander 02 That's What's Up - Edward Sharpe & The Magnetic Zeros 03 Six Weeks - Of Monsters and Men 04 Little Talks - Of Monsters and Men 05 Love That's Gone - La Sera 06 Please Be My Third Eye - La Sera 07 Real Boy - La Sera 08 Eight Avenue - Hospitality 09 All Day Today - Hospitality 10 Assembly - Elephant On this episode I talked over a cover of Edward Sharpe & the Magnetic Zeros song "Home" by YouTube pianist indierocks87. As well as "Gaia" by The Bees and "The Happy Organ" by Dave "Baby" Cortez.

KEXP Song of the Day

KEXP's Song of the Day podcast features exclusive in-studio performances, unreleased songs, and recordings from independent musicians that KEXP thinks listeners should hear along with songs from more well-known artists.

Rank #1: oso oso - charlie.
oso oso - charlie - from the 2019 album basking in the glow on Triple Crown Records.Support the show.

Rank #2: Sera Cahoone and Tomo Nakayama - Crows.
Sera Cahoone and Tomo Nakayama - Crows - a 2019 self-released single.Support the show.

Music for Midnight: Downtempo | TripHop | Ambient | Chill Out | Lounge | Independent Electronica. Curated by Austin Beeman

The sultry vocals and blissful beats of Downtempo Electronica. Darkly cinematic ambient soundscapes. The smoky urban sound of NuJazz. The melancholy lyrics of singer-songwriters. The crystalline precision of modern-classical. Discover a sophisticated blend of podsafe music. Indie music -- perfect for late-night listening.All Curated by Austin BeemanMusic midnight; a place where genre dissolves into darkness and mood is everything.· Music for the comfort of an easy chair.· Music for making love.· Music for the solitude of a midnight drive.· Music for your thoughts.· Music for your future.· Music for 30 minutes.· Music for Midnight.Explore Electronica beyond Daft Punk, Dido, Zero 7, Massive Attack, Portishead, Frou Frou, Morcheeba, Chemical Brothers, Imogene Heap, Crystal Method, Goldfrapp, Thievery Corporation, AIR, M.I.A., Moby, Depeche Mode, Everything but the Girl, Paul Oakenfold, Paul VanDyk, Groove Armada.

Rank #1: M4M041 - Music for a Dark and Smoky Bar (feat. Somi, Bitter:Sweet, Touch Sensitive, Arkhee, & Psycho Project).
Music perfect for a dark and smoky bar. 1. ‘Wallflower Blues’ by Somi.  From “If The Rains Come First.” 2.  ‘Alakran’ by Psycho Project.  From “Hypnotique EP.” 3.  ‘Hot Blue’ by Somi.  From “If The Rains Come First.” 4.  ‘Black’ by Arkhee.  From “A Different Death.” 5.  ‘Dirty Laundry (Skeewiff Remix)’ by Bitter:Sweet.  From “Dirty Laundry (Single.) 6.  ‘Body Stop’ by Touch Sensitive.  From “Apres 2.”   All of tonight music is from IODA Promonet

Rank #2: M4M005 - Music for a Midnight Drive. (featuring Anji Bee, Moosefrog, The West Exit, Bitter:Sweet, and more...).
1. Artificial by The West Exit 2. A Better Plan by SharashkA 3. Hollywood Ending by Edie Carey 4. En la Oscuridad (feat Anji Bee) by Moosefrog 5. Jalouse by L 6. Something More by Erin Bode 7. Waking Up by Bitter:Sweet 8. Trite by Di Johnston Tracks 5,6,7,8 are from the IODAPromonet Tracks 2,3,4 are from the Podsafe Music Network Track 1 is from Magnatune

Soundcheck

Live performances and conversations in which artists talk about their work, their process, and themselves. Genre-blind but open-eared. Hosted by John Schaefer.

Rank #1: Cosmo Sheldrake's Eccentric, Strangely Alluring Pop .
London composer Cosmo Sheldrake is also a vocalist, multi-instrumentalist, and producer. He’s got a knack for refreshingly playful and whimsical pop music that often incorporates natural sounds. On his latest record, The Much Much How How and I, the music gyres and gimbles like circus music meets forest-dwelling faeries in the wabe. There’s also a clever interplay of frolicking rhythms which perhaps reflects Sheldrake's work with young people. Cosmo Sheldrake performs some of his latest music in-studio. -Caryn Havlik

Rank #2: Indian Tabla Master Zakir Hussain's Percussive Wizardry .
Genius Indian tabla player Zakir Hussain, is one of the world’s exceptional percussionists. The son of Ustad Alla Rahka (who would have been 100 years old this year), Zakir is also a composer, improviser, and a great communicator in Persian, Gujarati, German, English, as well as in jazz, Afro-Cuban rhythms, Nigerian talking drums, or Indonesian gamelan. One of the most exciting ways that Zakir Hussain shares this deep and vast knowledge in performance is by way of the Masters of Percussion Tour – which is exactly as stunning as a music fan (especially a drum nerd) might ever imagine. For this year’s tour, the ensemble includes the sitar virtuoso and instrument inventor Niladri Kumar, along with the extraordinary jazzer Eric Harland (Charles Lloyd, Dave Holland's Prism) on Western drums, and the Kerala Drummers from the Southwestern coast of India. Zakir Hussain, Niladri Kumar, and Eric Harland join us in-studio for a sample of this astounding musical magic. - (NSAPA and drum nerd Caryn Havlik) See the Masters of Percussion Tour in New York on Wed., Apr. 24, at Town Hall, 7:30 pm. Watch the session here: 

Coverville: The Cover Music Show (AAC Edition)

Get the best in independent artist cover songs every week on the Coverville podcast!

Rank #1: Coverville 1279: Tributes for Eddie Money and Ric Ocasek and Springsteen Mini-Cover Story.
Tributes for Eddie Money and Ric Ocasek, who passed away last week, and for Bruce Springsteen, who turns 70 next week. (68 minutes) Download Episode (AAC) Featuring TitleArtistLengthArtworkAlbumOriginal ArtistVersionsBuy Two Tickets To Paradise Geoff Farina 3:06 Guilt By Association Eddie Money Amazon When I Come Around Eddie Money 3:21 The Covers EP - Volume Two Green Day 5 iTunes Amazon Take Me Home Tonight Taryn Southern 2:30 Flashback Friday Eddie Money 2 iTunes Hold On I’m Comin Eddie Money 2:27 Wanna Go Back Sam and Dave iTunes Amazon Baby Hold On (feat. Mickey Thomas) The Bluesmasters 3:30 The Best of the Bluesmasters (feat. Mickey Thomas) Eddie Money iTunes Amazon Drive Lissie 4:06 The Saturday Sessions From The Dermot O'Leary Show Cars 15 Amazon Tonight She Comes Kris Delmhorst 4:09 Cars Cars 2 iTunes Amazon I’m Not The One Gigolo Aunts Featuring Kid Lightning 3:53 Substitution Mass Confusion Cars 3 Amazon Moving In Stereo The Commons 4:46 High School Reunion - a tribute to those great 80's films! Cars 3 Amazon For You The Format 2:01 B-Sides And Rarities Bruce Springsteen 5 Dancing in the Dark Passenger & Deborah Conway 3:15 RocKwiz: Sunday Morning Bruce Springsteen 30 Amazon I’m Going Down Tim Timebomb 3:20 Tim Timebomb and Friends Bruce Springsteen 2 iTunes Amazon Thunder Road Hillary and The Democrats 5:17 Play Some Pool - Skip Some School - Act Real Cool: A Global Pop Tribute To Bruce Springsteen Bruce Springsteen 13 Amazon Atlantic City Charlie Horse 3:43 My Name's Bruce Bruce Springsteen 19 The post Coverville 1279: Tributes for Eddie Money and Ric Ocasek and Springsteen Mini-Cover Story appeared first on Coverville | The Cover Music Podcast.

Rank #2: Coverville 1278: The Leonard Cohen Cover Story V.
For what would have been his 85th birthday, let’s climb the tower of song for covers of the High Priest of Pathos, Mr. Leonard Cohen (75 minutes) Download Episode (AAC) Featuring TitleArtistLengthArtworkAlbumOriginal ArtistVersionsBuy Everybody Knows Sigrid 4:25 Justice League (Original Motion Picture Soundtrack) Leonard Cohen 11 iTunes Amazon Famous Blue Raincoat Jonathan Coulton 3:58 Thing A Week Two Leonard Cohen 11 iTunes Amazon I’m Your Man Amanda Shires 3:02 I'm Your Man Leonard Cohen 4 Amazon Tower of Song The Jesus and Mary Chain 4:50 The Power of Negative Thinking: B-Sides and Rarities Leonard Cohen 6 iTunes Amazon Hallelujah Denmark + Winter 2:08 Re:Imagine, Vol. 1 Leonard Cohen 39 iTunes Amazon Chelsea Hotel #2 (Live) Josh Ritter 4:43 Sincerely, L. Cohen: A Live Celebration of Leonard Cohen Leonard Cohen Amazon Avalanche Murder By Death 5:04 As You Wish: Kickstarter Covers Vol 3 Leonard Cohen Bandcamp Bird On A Wire The Lilac Time 3:18 I'm Your Fan: The Songs of Leonard Cohen Leonard Cohen 11 Amazon Susan (Suzanne) Thomas Troelsen 3:49 På Danske Læber Leonard Cohen 2 Amazon A Thousand Kisses Deep (feat. Ben Mink) Ann Wilson 5:29 Immortal [Explicit] Leonard Cohen Amazon First We Take Manhattan Maxx Klaxon 5:52 Paranoid Style Leonard Cohen 6 iTunes Amazon Dance Me to the End of Love Jorge Drexler 3:57 Cara B Leonard Cohen 5 iTunes Amazon So Long Marianne Straitjacket Fits 3:59 Hail Leonard Cohen iTunes Amazon The post Coverville 1278: The Leonard Cohen Cover Story V appeared first on Coverville | The Cover Music Podcast.

Songs for Jenna Podcast

Ryan pairs his most-loved 90's indie songs with new favorites. His sister Jenna is his reluctant audience who'd rather be tailgating a Dave Matthews concert.

Rank #1: Ep14 - All About That Fuzz Bass.
The siblings get fuzzy on this episode, and we aren't just talking about the blue drink Jenna mixes up. Ryan plays some favorite old fuzz-bass songs by Varnaline, Holiday and Spare Snare. We learn about hand-me-down Hondas and how a passive-aggressive roommate sold Ryan's stuff on eBay. Jenna doesn't hate new songs by LVL UP, John Congleton and the Nighty Nite, and AJJ.Turn up the bass!Featured Songs:Holiday – Fifteen DollarsSpare Snare – BugsVarnaline – LbsLVL UP – Hidden DriverJohn Congleton and the Nighty Nite – Until It GoesAJJ – Golden EagleSupport these bands by buying records and seeing them live!

Rank #2: Ep3 - Pop Has Freed Us.
Jenna nurses a hangover and fights her cravings as we listen to some food-related music. Ryan offers his hangover cure in the form of pop songs: older tunes by Papas Fritas, Zaius, and Caramel. After a quick book club meeting with Franny and Zooey, the siblings journey to Buenos Aires, Argentina to listen to sweet songs by Nubes En Mi Casa and CLDSCP. Finally they eat wallpaper paste, chlorine and makeup with Seth Bogart and Kathleen Hanna. [Please support these artists by purchasing music online and at your local record stores!]