Archive for August, 2007

They Might Be Giants video: “With the Dark”

Tuesday, August 7th, 2007

If you are as ardent a fan as I am of They Might Be Giants, you’ll have seen this video already. If not, it’s only been out a few weeks, so go ahead and give it a view:



The band will be playing in Portland on September 27 (buy tickets).

That Sound #001 - PDX Pop Now!

Saturday, August 4th, 2007
 
icon for podpress  That Sound #001 - August 3, 2007: PDX Pop Now! [59:51m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

This week’s show is full of Portlandy goodness! All bands playing at the PDX Pop Now festival at AudioCinema. Sorry if you are listening from somewhere else besides Portland…I have more than my fair share of civic pride (and I don’t even live here). I’m sure you’ll like the music anyway.

All the bands’ songs are in the order that they will be playing this weekend.

artist - title - song :: extra info

The Beauty - Weight in Gold - Room for One More
(myspace)
March Fourth Marching Band - Space Hole - PDX Pop Now 2006
(myspace | website)
The Vonneguts - Blade of Grass - 6-song 7″ EP
(myspace)
Dragging an Ox through Water - Aces - Rebukes! 7″
(myspace | website)
Corrina Repp - Upstairs, Outside - I Take On Your Days
(myspace | website | last.fm)
Point Juncture, WA - Bones :: unreleased, I found it in a rolling tumbleweed…
(myspace | website)
Sweater - Kill It Now - PDX Pop Now 2006
(myspace  :: Per Se myspace | website | interview on my show, 2nd half)
The Maybe Happening - Hotnight
(myspace | Local Cut blog entry)
The Snuggle-Ups - Fold Me Up - Extremely Popular
(myspace | website | last.fm)
The Sort Ofs - The Soldier’s Bride - Anxiety on Parade
(myspace | website)
Gejius - Makkuro Kurosuke - Black Eyes
(myspace | website | last.fm)
Blue Skies For Black Hearts - When Your Heart Breaks - Love is Not Enough
(myspace | website)
System and Station - When You’re the Witness - Here is Now
(myspace | website)
The Robot Ate Me - Bad Feelings - Carousel Waltz
(myspace | website)
The Nice Boys - Teenage Nights - The Nice Boys
(myspace | website)
The Shaky Hands - Why And How Come - The Shaky Hands
(myspace | website | last.fm | OPB in-studio)
Blitzen Trapper - Wild Mountain Nation - Wild Mountain Nation
(myspace | website | last.fm | OPB in-studio)

Whewh! And as if that wasn’t enough for you, here’s some serious mp3 download overload:

MarchFourth Marching Band:
Crackhaus | Pilo Erect

Dragging an Ox through Water:
Aces

Corrina Repp:
Finally | Upstairs, Outside

The Snuggle-Ups:
Fold Me Up | Check it Out | Benefits

Per Se
The Liking | Curio

Gejius
Makkuro Kurosuke | From Above | Nihongo 2.0

Blue Skies for Black Hearts
Here Comes the Rain | Love is Not Enough

System and Station
When You’re the Witness | No One Could Know

The Robot Ate Me
Bad Feelings | The Genocide Ball

The Nice Boys
Johnny Guitar

The Shaky Hands
Why and How Come | Soul

Blitzen Trapper
Wild Mountain Nation from Pitchfork

I don’t know that I’m going to always have the time and energy to provide quite that amount of resources on bands every time, but this being my first show with the new name, and being PDX Pop Now, I thought I’d go all out.

A new name and a new site

Wednesday, August 1st, 2007

So, I’ve been sick of the name “Post Modern Rock Show” for a long time now (more on why on another post later), and I decided that after my fifth year anniversary, it was time to do something about it.

This here is the new site! What do you think? I designed the old one over three years ago, and it was outdated and the show was outgrowing it. This site is powered by WordPress, which means that you, yes you can leave comments! And it also means that (hopefully) there’ll be no glitches with the podcast feed.

You can subscribe to the podcast using the new url: http://www.thatsoundradio.com/?feed=podcast. If you’re not sure about how to do that, read this, or I’ll be posting a video on here soon explaining how to do it. (It’s actually really easy.)

So, let me know what you think! Let’s test those comments and make sure they work! I’ll be adding more features and content here in the coming days and weeks.

Video: Devo - Post Post-Modern Man