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| Blog Name: | Radio Exile |
| Url: | http://radioexile.com |
| Language: | English |
| Topics: | music, reviews, interviews |
| Description: | We at Radio Exile realize that music is a self-healing medium; when the life seeps out of popular music, there is always a new sound to revitalize it. Radio Exile aims to inform independent thinkers what's "next" and what they can't live without. In the past, Radio Exile has not only interviewed Jeff Buckley's mother Mary Guibert, the Kaiser Chiefs and many emerging acts, but our efforts have culminated in back-to-back Top Ten finishes in the BT Digital Music Awards for Top Music Blog (9th place this year after a 6th place finish in 2007). Radio Exile focuses on finding music that is "off-the-radar" and underappreciated by mainstream music fans, connecting them with like-minded individuals eager to change the landscape of popular media. |
| Popularity: | 53 Followers |
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Happy of Fourth of July
Fireworks display from the Singapore Fireworks Festival, August 2006 – Ngoh Seh Suan Happy independence day from your friends at Radio Exile! Feel free to look over our tribute to the indie labels that we love, Happy Independents Day [2008, 2007], and come back first thing Monday for the rad stuff. Be safe, homies.
Fireworks display from the Singapore Fireworks Festival, August 2006 – Ngoh Seh Suan Happy independence day from your friends at Radio Exile! Feel free to look over our tribute to the indie labels that we love, Happy Independents Day [2008, 2007], and come back first thing Monday for the rad stuff. Be safe, homies.
Eight Something - Put It In Your Ears for 07/03/09
Podcast: Download | iTunes | Twitter | Friday Only Podcast | Facebook
Podcast: Download | iTunes | Twitter | Friday Only Podcast | Facebook
Magnolia Electric Co. - Josephine Review
Jason Molina is an old soul. Nearly a decade ago when he released his debut record, Songs: Ohia, it was quite clear that he had been around the block and like John Prine before him, Molina has a voice and songs with a depth, fragility, authority and tragedy that simply shouldn’t belong to someone so young. The trouble with this knowledge and gift: it comes at a price. To be able to write and sing with this much emotion, you have to survive the feelings first.
Jason Molina is an old soul. Nearly a decade ago when he released his debut record, Songs: Ohia, it was quite clear that he had been around the block and like John Prine before him, Molina has a voice and songs with a depth, fragility, authority and tragedy that simply shouldn’t belong to someone so young. The trouble with this knowledge and gift: it comes at a price. To be able to write and sing with this much emotion, you have to survive the feelings first.
Thursday Links!!
- What is being hyped as the greatest entertainment complex this side of the Mississippi, Brooklyn Bowl, opens on Tuesday. I am outwardly ambivalent but inside I’m a giddy little child. - JellyNYC announced the lineup
- What is being hyped as the greatest entertainment complex this side of the Mississippi, Brooklyn Bowl, opens on Tuesday. I am outwardly ambivalent but inside I’m a giddy little child. - JellyNYC announced the lineup
Circulatory System - Signal Morning Review
There, deep in the nether regions of space, a small crack forms in the absolute blackness of nothing, before quickly bursting into a circular tear that burns through space like film celluloid. This tear is quickly followed by a glass-like shattering of the cosmos and the space-time continuum itself rips apart. A gaping hole is formed. Through this hole, in rhythmic time, come a thousand billion footsteps as the armies of Satan march in formation.
There, deep in the nether regions of space, a small crack forms in the absolute blackness of nothing, before quickly bursting into a circular tear that burns through space like film celluloid. This tear is quickly followed by a glass-like shattering of the cosmos and the space-time continuum itself rips apart. A gaping hole is formed. Through this hole, in rhythmic time, come a thousand billion footsteps as the armies of Satan march in formation.
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