Next week 30

Next is a new music show brought to you by Snapple. You can hear it tonight at 11 on 107.1 The Peak (stream here). If you miss it tonight you can catch the repeat on Sunday night at 8. It is also an iMix. Search for an iMix named "Next week 30" at iTunes. Thanks.

The Playlist:

Jim Noir – Tell Me What to Do (Tower of Love)
who is often seen sporting a bowler hat and a suit, writes, produces and plays all his own instruments.

The Lemonheads – Let’s Just Laugh (Self Titled)
a rockier, edgier version of the Lemonheads. It’s not exactly what you might call a ‘dark’ album but definitely sweet on the outside, but sour on the inside.

Citizen Cope – More than it Seems (Every Waking Moment)
Citizen Cope is both a person (Clarence Greenwood) and a band. He plays the keyboard, guitar, sings, and acts as a DJ, songwriter, and producer.

The Black Crowes – If It Ever Stops Raining (The Lost Crowes)
The Lost Crowes is a two-disc double album of previously unreleased material from the band and features their signature sound of great blues mixed with rock.

The Walkmen – Subterranean Homesick Blues (Pussy Cats)
Immediately after recording "A Hundred Miles Off" and faced with the imminent closing of their studio, the Walkmen decided, on a lark, to record their own version of Harry Nilsson's 1974 album "Pussy Cats which was Produced by John Lennon during his "lost weekend" separation from Yoko Ono. So this is a cover of a cover

The Twilight Singers – The Lure Would Prove Too Much (A Stitch In Time EP)
The Twilight Singers is former Afghan Whigs frontman Greg Dulli's latest project

Foo Fighters – Everlong (Skin and Bones)
Foo Fighters, the band founded 12 years ago by former Nirvana drummer Dave Grohl, A DVD from the same shows is expected to be released in late November

Destroyer – Watercolours Into The Ocean (Destroyer’s Rubies)
Dan Bejar has issued forth another batch of his songwriting wealth, Bejar has cultivated quite the cult following with his folk-pop anthems. "The goal was to make a jazz record recorded completely live off the floor," Bejar revealed about Rubies. "The inevitability of not realizing this goal became apparent far before we reached the studio, which is good cause it's bad to have goals." You hear that, kids? Goals are bad. By virtue of his Canadian citizenship, Bejar has of course involved himself in an avalanche of side projects. Beyond the work in New Pornographers, DB hopes to unleash a record by his band Bonaparte and started practicing with a new duo, Hello Blue Roses

Owen – Bad News (At Home With Owen)
In the past decade, Chicago's Mike Kinsella has played a variety of instruments in a handful of bands including Cap'n Jazz, Joan of Arc, The One Up Downstairs, American Football, Owls, Maritime, and Aloha. Owen is his solo project. This is his 4th solo cd.

Califone – Sunday Noises (Roots and Crowns)
How many bands come back from the brink of break-up to produce some of their best and most innovative work? A mainstay of the Chicago experimental scene, Califone plays wistful songs with a constant, thin hum of dark and lush melodies, and hushed vocals.

More later
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