Jun 3rd, 2008 by admin
If you are within driving distance of Glen Rose, TX, please come out for a house show by my good friend David Davis. David will be playing in support of his new independently released album The Light and the Grey.
He will be performing the evening of Tuesday, June 10th at 7:00pm here in Glen Rose at: 1127 Laramore. Please call 254-898-0997 for more information. Please bring your own lawn chairs.
May 31st, 2008 by admin
Yes, we’re still alive. It just seems that the rest of the world has caught up with us a bit lately. New church plants and mission trips will do that to you! We hope to have the new episode up in June. Thanks for your patience.
Brent and Mark
Apr 30th, 2008 by admin
Come see Alli Rogers at Mark’s house! If you’re in AZ, please consider supporting Alli and the Habañero Hour.
Facebook recently shut down our page because it wasn’t tied to an individual and we were making friends very quickly. I suppose that means it’s a good problem to have. Anyway, Brent created a personal profile page on Facebook and then created a “fan” page for the Habañero Hour. If you’re on Facebook, please consider helping to spread the word by becoming a fan and asking your friends to do the same. Thank you for your support.
Apr 10th, 2008 by admin
We have two copies of Alli Rogers’ new album You and the Evening Sky up for grabs. Since we are still a new endeavor, we need all the help promoting that we can get. But we’ve already made some good friends who have helped promote us on their sites, so we wanted to do something a bit different.
Here’s the catch. We would like you to make an Habañero Hour banner of some sort and send us a picture of yourself holding the banner. You can create the banner out of anything you want but it must say Habañero Hour. The more creative the better. Maybe you can take a picture with someone famous, some awkward situation, it’s up to you. E-mail your photo to us and we will select two winners (assuming we have more than two entries, it really is a good album, it really is worth the effort!).
Apr 10th, 2008 by admin
Featured artist: Bill Mallonee of the Vigilantes of love. Music from Interstates, Romantica, The Foxglove Hunt and more. Welcome to Episode 03!
Episode 03 features interview segments from an October 2007 Colossians Three Sixteen interview with Bill Mallonee, formerly of the Vigilantes of Love (read the entire interview here). Bill reflects on why he believes Roman Catholic artists have had an easier time expressing themselves in art and what he believes the “secret code” of Contemporary Christian Music (CCM) to be. Episode 03 also features some great music. Check it out:
The Habañero Hour Episode 03 setlist:
Below you’ll find detailed information about each of the songs and artists played. All music is used with express permission from the artists and/or their management and every effort has been made to provide the most information possible. Whenever possible, we ask that you purchase music directly from the artists themselves.
“I’m No Longer Subject” by Destroy Nate Allen appears on the album Resolution.
Destroy Nate Allen is currently making all of his music available for free download. Please drop him a note telling him how much you appreciate that and that you heard him on The Habañero Hour.
“Awake In Me Oh Morning Sun” by The Cold Comfort band appears on their 2007 demo.
“Uniforms Forever” by Interstates appears on the album Run Run
“Black Sea” by The Contact appears on the album Canvas Tears.
“Resplendent” by Vigilantes of Love appears on the album Audible Sigh.
“Drink the Night Away” by Romantica appears on the album America.
“Forgive and Forget” by Wavorly appears on the album Conquering the Fear of Flight.
“The Deepest Blue” by Geology Falls appears on the album Door In The Air.
“You Give It All Your Heart” by Bill Mallonee appears on the album Fetal Position.
“Blue” by The Julies appears on the Lovelife EP.
“Don’t I Know the Way” by The Foxglove Hunt appears on the album Stop Heartbeat.
“The Things We Can and Cannot Keep” by Alli Rogers appears on the album You And the Evening Sky.
“Want To Die Easy When I Die” by Leon Pinson appears on the album The George Mitchel Collection, Volume 1 Disc 8.
Mar 20th, 2008 by admin
Yes, it’s true. I know you’ve been hearing rumors around the lunchroom (wherever you may eat your lunch). The Habañero Hour buttons are here! Wear them proudly my friends, wear them proudly.
Best of all, they’re free! You got that right. FREE! Consider them our gift to you. Now all you have to do is wear it every possible chance you get and tell people to subscribe to the podcast and leave great comments at our iTunes page (after you’ve done the same of course) and tell their friends and we’ll call it even. Just send a self-addressed-stamped envelope to:
The Habañero Hour
c/o Mark @ WhiteN Design
7016 W. Corrine Dr.
Peoria AZ 85381
We got a great deal with cheapestbuttons.net, so please check them out in honor of their great work.
Mar 13th, 2008 by admin
Featuring an exclusive interview with Glen Phillips, music from Seabird, Five O’Clock People and more. Welcome to episode 02!
Episode 02 features a new segment, “The Moment of Truth” in which we find glimpses of God in sometimes unexpected places and we talk with some artists regarding these glimpses. Our first installment features an exclusive interview with Toad the Wet Sprocket’s Glen Phillips about his song “Thank You” from the wonderful Mr. Lemons album. An obvious song of gratitude, we get Glen’s perspective on the song.
The Habañero Hour Episode 02 setlist:
Mar 8th, 2008 by admin
If we’re going to go to the trouble of maintaining a website for the Habañero Hour, it seems rather silly to only have one post a month announcing the new episode of the podcast (episode 02 is coming shortly by the way!). It’s all about the traffic, right?! Gotta drive the numbers. OK, even if it’s not about numbers, it seems like we’d might as well make use of the space, right?
So with that in mind, we’d like to begin randomly posting profiles of artists who exemplify what we’re exploring (Christianity in music that is not “Christian” music), posting news bits about some of the bands that interest us and the like.
If you have suggestions as to how this space might best be used in between podcast episode announcements, please let us know. We’re here to serve.
Feb 18th, 2008 by admin
Featuring interviews with Steven Delopoulos and music from Doug Burr, Jeremy Casella, the Trees Community and others, welcome to episode 01.
This episode’s featured artist is Steven Delopoulos, formerly of Burlap to Cashmere. We’re proud to feature two songs from his wonderful new album Straightjacket, along with three interview segments featuring him talking about his faith and his music. For the complete transcript of the Steven Delopoulos interview, along with interview transcripts featuring Doug Burr, Jeremy Casella and Andrew Osenga, all featured on this episode, please visit here .
The Habañero Hour Episode O1 Setlist:
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