Join the talented Mrs. Dr. J and her affable co-host Dr. J for a final discussion of Record Store Day, recent performances, new music, and other indie music necessities. The doctors will be joined by Andy Ingram talking about his latest project XL427 which we are very much enjoying — you should check out their Yesterday’s Forever EP.
We will be playing new music from Phosphorescent, The Lost Patrol, Low, Tim Pritchard and the Boxcar Suite, Steve Earle & The Dukes (& Duchesses), Beirut, Purling Hiss, Motel Beds, Son Volt, George Huntley, Good English, Yeah Yeah Yeahs, Underground Lovers, Sictor Valdana and The Check This Outs, The Rosy Shades, The Laurels, Broken Social Scene, Fourth of July, Wax Idols, Beth Current, and Broadheds. Also expect a few surprising indie classics for your Tuesday.
Crowd at RSD 2013 Shake It Records in CincinnatiR.E.M. releases live in Greensboro with the 1989 Patch!
We will also be playing music from great Record Store Day finds such as Iron & Wine, some live music from R.E.M., Wussy’s Duo which you could only get at Shake It Records in Cincinnati, and more! So, call in this Tuesday — 937-229-2774 — and tell us about your RSD experiences. What bands did you see? What music did you find? How many new friends did you make?
We saw Good English — pictured above — play a rousing set at Omega Music in Dayton which really got our RSD started! Expect us to be talking about the new music that is forthcoming from the Rasmussen sisters!
Join us this Tuesday Afternoon for some great independent music on WUDR from 3-6pm!
Great new music from Dear Fawn, Smug Brothers, Timothy Pritchard and the Boxcar Suite, David Bowie, Line and Circle, The Lovely Bad Things, The Men, Waxahatchee, Bleeding Rainbow, Glorie, and much more! Join us this Tuesday from 3-6pm on WUDR!
We will be discussing the new CDs from Dear Fawn and Smug Brothers and trying to answer the question of why the Dayton music scene continues to impress!
Expect a rundown on shows that you need to catch in the Miami Valley, a SXSW review, and a preview of Record Store Day.
One of Dayton’s saviors of rock and roll, our own Motel Beds keep getting attention for their ‘we are not afraid of guitar’ songs. Their video for the second song on their terrific new album, Dumb Gold is called “Valentimes”. Remember now and do not forget that the ‘Beds have made Dumb Gold available for a name your own price — that means it could be free but you really should cough up a few dollars! Great music for your music listening pleasure!
Once you hear a Motel Beds song, you cannot go back!
Join us tomorrow as we celebrate the HoliDayton indie music extravaganza that occurs every year! Also, Tiny Spark by Dave Mann and The B-sides is out NOW! And you really want it. Dave will be calling in to talk about Tiny Spark, work on the new Mittenfields album, and more!
If that was not enough we are also premiering The Purrs new song Rotting on the Vine! In fact, we love both the A and B sides of that single — remember those days? — that we will also be playing You, The Medicine, and Me by The Purrs too!
New music from Guided by Voices, Okay Lindon, King Elk, Lightouts, Sleep Fleet, Mission Man, Human Cannonball, Me & Mountains, Major Major Major, Motel Beds, Robthebank, The Story Changes, and some great stuff from The Connells, Smug Brothers, and We Were Animals
Streaming Forward, Powered By The Past - if you love the 80s music, new music, Eurovision, cheesy pop and awesome playlists then let's get this pop party started!
This coming Tuesday — October 29, 2013 at 7:00 – 8:30PM Dr. J will host a discussion on Dayton music!
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