Idiosyncratic Transmissions

Bringing the eclectic straight to your ears

Steph Barrak – “Painted Faces” – Video

Video from Steph Barrak’s album Words To Break Your Heart which came out in February.  I played her song ‘Hardwired’ in Episode 67.  You can find more information on Steph here: http://www.stephbarrak.com/.

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Matthew Ebel – Best of Album(Free!)

Go to http://matthewebel.com/join-the-mailing-list/, sign up on Mr. Ebel’s mailing list, and get a free download of The Democratically Elected Best of Matthew Ebel for free.  13 tracks, around half of which were chosen by the fans, of some of the best independent piano rock available to mankind and beyond.

Here is a sample of his work(PGish content for those that might care):

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Ivan and Alyosha – Fundraiser/album giveaway

If you follow indie music news you have probably heard that Ivan and Alyosha had their van and trailer full of gear stolen in Atlanta.  The van has been recovered, but the gear has not.  To help raise money to replace the equipment they are giving away their latest album for the next week on Noisetrade with the hopes that you will tip generously.

They have also setup a campaign at Pledge Music:  http://www.pledgemusic.com/projects/ivanandalyoshavan

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Haun’s Mill – ‘Stay That Way’ – Video

Newish, okay it’s about a month old, video from Haun’s Mill.  Off of their album Away which is available now.

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Idiosyncratic Transmissions Podcast – Episode 85

Music this week from the artists,  The Funny Music ProjectMevio and Ariel Publicity.  Theme song from Dan at DanOSongs.com.

Idiosyncratic Transmissions is a proud member of the Association of Music Podcasting.

Matthew Heller – Shake It
Social Science – Time or Money
GI Blythe - Fine Mess Rag
Swimming in Speakers – We Must Be Free
the British IBM – CGE Adventures
Devo Spice – I Am The Doctor

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