I Hear a New World Podcast- Record Store Day Edition


The latest edition of I Hear a New World is available for download here, and at http://ihearanewworld.podomatic.com/.

This podcast largely focuses on the records that I pickd up at this year's Record Store Day. Even though Record Store Day has been going on for four years now, this was the first time that I was actually able to attend. Among the gems that I was able to snag are new 7 inches from Deerhunter and Lower Dens, full lengths from Sonic Youth and Akron Family and many other limited pressings recorded especially for Record Store Day. To round out the sound, I have included a couple of other records that weren't Record Store Day purchases.

Record Store Day podcast

1) Jimi Hendrix- Touch You
2) Sonic Youth- Personality Crisis
3) Deerhunter- Nosebleed
4) Akron Family- Untitled
5) MF Doom- Gas Drawls
6) Can- Father Cannot Yell
7) SJOB Movement- No One Cares
8) Thee Oh Sees- The Drag
9) Lower Dens- Deer Knives
10) Grinderman- Palaces of Montezuma
11) Black Angels- The Entrance Song

Please let me know what you thought of this week's edition of I Hear a New World.

Until next time...

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icastico said…
Nice selections as usual.
3:19 PM
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