Episode 28: Keep It Weird

Listen to the episode by streaming it above, or download the mp3 here.

“We Black Sheep,” by Jesus on the Moon. (Tacoma, WA.) From Elsewhere. https://jesusonthemoon1.bandcamp.com/

“Peach Noise,” by The Celestials. (Olympia, WA.) From Peach Noise. https://thecelestials.bandcamp.com/

“Brooklyn,” by Beatrix Sky. (Olympia, WA.) From Fever Dreams. https://beatrixsky.bandcamp.com/

“Still Life,” by Charlatan. (Seattle, WA.) From Supermax. https://charlatansounds.bandcamp.com/

“Dissension Party,” by Crash City Saints. (Kalamazoo, WA.) From Glow in the Dark Music. https://crashcitysaints.bandcamp.com/

“Eating at the Irish Section of the Tesco,” by The Bismarck. (Seattle, WA.) From The English Hustle. https://thebismarck.bandcamp.com/

“Shite for Blood,” by Hold/Transfer. (Boston, MA.) From This Sort of Thing Was Bound to Happen. https://holdtransfer.bandcamp.com/

“Shut Eye,” by Marriage + Cancer. (Portland, OR.) From Tour Demonstrations Tape. https://marriageandcancer.bandcamp.com/

“Popcorn Brain,” by The Fabulous Downey Brothers. (Tacoma, WA.) From ~ • •. http://www.fabulousdowneybrothers.com/

“Victora,” by Shawn Stelton. (Minneapolis, MN.) From Wallflower's Lament. https://soundcloud.com/shawn-stelton/sets

Episode 16--Take the Power Back

Episode 16 of Typhoid Radio. Stream the episode above, click here to download the mp3, or bookmark the feed on the right. On this month's episode:

"Le Dragon," by Lozen. (Tacoma, WA.) From Para Vida. Http://lozenpower.bandcamp.com

“Move On,” by Kramer. (Tacoma, WA.) From Kramer... And the Real World. http://kramer1.bandcamp.com/album/kramer

"The Elevator," by Terwilliger Curves. (Portland, OR.) From Unwrap the Past. Http://terwilligercurves.bandcamp.com

"Monumental Crush," by Terwilliger Curves. (Portland, OR.) From Unwrap the Past. Http://terwilligercurves.bandcamp.com

“Mr. Hyde,” by Killer Ghost. (Seattle, WA.) From the In the Forest Green EP. https://killerghost.bandcamp.com/

"Memory Box (Song for Ava)," by Crash City Saints. (Kalamazoo, MI.) From Glow in the Dark Music. https://crashcitysaints.bandcamp.com/

"Le Grand K," by Jesus on the Moon. (Tacoma, WA.) From Factoria. Www.jesusonthemoon.com

"Love in the Afterlife," by Mirror Mirror. (Spokane, WA.) From Love in the Afterlife single. Http://mirrormirror.bandcamp.com

“Jungle Canopy,” by People under the Sun. (Tacoma, WA.) From The Crystal Voyager. http://store.swoonrecords.com/album/the-crystal-voyager

Episode 14--Hot and Heavy

Here it is, a little late--episode 14.  Download the episode here, stream it above, or bookmark the feed on the right.  As always, submit your music if you have a band that you think should be heard.  

“Back&Forth&Round&Round,” by Stiff Spirit. (Seattle, WA.) From Just Say Ya Hate It. http://www.reverbnation.com/stiffspirit

“Elvis Was a Freemason,” by Amniotic Buzzsaw. (Bellingham, WA.) From With Pluto Gone, What's to Become of Uranus? http://amnioticbuzzsaw.com/

“Television Babies,” by Umber Sleeping. (Tacoma, WA.) From Psychedelic Sci-Fi New Wave Fusion Band, Volume 1.

“Three Friends and a Crystal Key,” by The Balloon Power Challenge. (Tacoma, WA.) From Peter Tietjen and the Balloon Power Challenge. http://petertietjenandtheballoonpowerchallenge2.bandcamp.com/album/the-balloon-power-challenge-vol-1

“Bottom of My Glass” by Wheelies. (Tacoma, WA.) From Never Die. http://www.facebook.com/wheeliestacoma

“Forbidden Fruit,” by Watermelon Sugar. (Tacoma, WA.) From their self-titled release. http://store.swoonrecords.com/album/watermelon-sugar

“Weird Liars in Love,” by People under the Sun. (Tacoma, WA.) From Burgundy Mountain Morning, Night Train Night. http://swoonrecords.com/putsbandpage/

“Sooner or Later,” by Jesus on the Moon. (Tacoma, WA.) From Factoria. Www.jesusonthemoon.com

“Fuck and Destroy,” by Crash City Saints. (Kalamazoo, MI.) From I'm Only Looking. http://crashcitysaints.bandcamp.com/

“You've Worn out Your Welcome,” by Tummler and Solomon. (Tacoma, WA.) From You've Worn out Your Welcome. http://tummlerandsolomon.bandcamp.com/

Episode 11: Can't Phelps Myself

Episode 11 of Typhoid Radio. Click here to download this episode; click on the pictures below to visit each band's site.  Click on the right to follow this podcast's feed or to submit your work to be considered for play on the show.

“Here We Go,” by Kramer. (Tacoma, WA.) From Here We Go. 

“Stormy Weather,” by Watermelon Sugar. (Tacoma, WA.) From Watermelon Sugar.

“Unwavering Light,” by Death by Stars. (Tacoma, WA.) From The Future We Wanted.

“Technicolor Jerks,” by Jesus on the Moon. (Puyallup, WA.) From Factoria. 

“I Like Science,” by I Like Science. (Tacoma, WA.) From The Keeper with the Magic Eyes.

“Lighting out for the Territories,” by Crash City Saints. (Kalamazoo, MI.) From I'm Only Looking.

“I Am the Cool,” by Super American Metal. (Muskegon, MI.) 

“In the Forest Green,” by Killer Ghost. (Seattle, WA.) From Lo-Fi High Five.

“Follow Building Lines,” by the Trouble Starts. (Seattle, WA.) From West.

“Fred Phelps,” by Hell or Highwater. (Kalamazoo, MI.)

Episode 10: The Genre Police

On this week's episode, I'll be playing some new releases from a couple bands:  A shoegaze band from Australia, a new release on Dischord, a self-released ambient track, some hardcore, some Seattle rock, and a new track from my band's upcoming release.  Click here to download this episode; click on the pictures below to visit each band's site.  Click on the right to follow this podcast's feed or to submit your work to be considered for play on the show.  

“Collider,” by Roku Music (Brisbane, Australia). From Collider. 

“I'm Only Looking,” by the Crash City Saints. From the I'm Only Looking EP.

"Stolen Wallet," and "I've Learned to Roll," by Minutes. From Roland. 

"Christmas Morning Coming Down," by Boring People. From A Boring Christmas.

"Vection," by Trueno. Live at NPCC on December 21, 2013 (winter solstice show).

“American Terror,” by Coma Figura. From the EVSDRiPR EP. 

"Wake," by Jesus on the Moon. From Factoria. 

"Commencement Bay," by Boreal. From Commencement Bay. 

“Just Say Ya Hate,” by Stiff Spirit. 

"Dirty D," Mad Mardigan.