Featured artist: Justin McRoberts. Music from Johnny Cash, Grant Green, Mavis Staples, Dustin Kensrue, Jon Foreman and many more. Experience the aural goodness that is Episode 14 of the Habañero Hour. Prepare for exposure to extreme awesomeness.
Welcome to Episode 14 of the Habañero Hour, the occasional music/interview podcast of Brent Thomas and Mark Whiten where we dissect and rearrange the idea of “Christian” music. We introduce you to artists we know and love and we talk to some of them along the way as well. We hope you enjoy and we’d love to hear from you. And, please, tell your friends. World domination is not possible without a little cooperation.
Episode 14 Tracklist:
- “Do The Regret” by Lorien
- “Heart” by Iamwe
- “Growing Pains” by I Can Make A Mess Like Nobody’s Business
- “Head Like A Hole” by Justin McRoberts
- “Wonderful Savior” by Mavis Staples
- “Just A Closer Walk With Thee” by Grant Green
- “Ain’t No Grave” by Johnny Cash
- “Come To Jesus” by Mindy Smith
- “Religion Poisons Everything” by Justin McRoberts
- “Consider The Ravens” by Dustin Kensrue
- “White As Snow” by Jon Foreman
- “Deep Calls To Deep” by Lenny Smith
- “Did I Step On Your Trumpet?” by Danielson
Featured artist: Joe Day. Music from Drew Grow & the Pastors’ Wives, Derek Webb, Nickel Creek and much, much more. Experience the audio goodness that is Episode 13 of the Habañero Hour. Prepare for exposure to awesomeness.
Welcome to Episode 13 of the Habañero Hour, the occasional music/interview podcast of Brent Thomas and Mark Whiten where we dissect and rearrange the idea of “Christian” music. We introduce you to artists we know and love and we talk to some of them along the way as well. We hope you enjoy and we’d love to hear from you.
Episode 13 Tracklist:
- “Take Me Away” by Josh Miles
- “Passover” by Joe Day
- “Bounce” by Joshua Stamper
- “Voices” by Ben Snof
- “Fix It Jesus” by Reverend Charlie Jackson
- “Way Of The Sun” by Flatfoot 56
- “The Balancing Act” by Cool Hand Luke
- “Homicide” by Kernal Garner
- “Doubting Thomas” by Nickel Creek
- “The Fullness” by Lovelite
- “What Have We Done?” by Joe Day
- “Your Kingdom Come” by Derek Webb
- “It All Comes Right” by Drew Grow & The Pastors’ Wives
Featured artist: Stephen Roach/Songs of Water. Music from J. Tillman, Buddy Miller, Patty Griffin, The Call and more. Experience the audio goodness that is Episode 12 of the Habañero Hour.
Welcome to Episode 12 of the Habañero Hour, the occasional music/interview podcast of Brent Thomas and Mark Whiten where we dissect and rearrange the idea of “Christian” music. We introduce you to artists we know and love and we talk to some of them along the way as well. We hope you enjoy and we’d love to hear from you.
Episode 12 Tracklist:
- “Something In The Water” by Brooke Fraser
- “Ode To A Patient God” by The Arrows
- “Love No Less Worthy” by J. Tillman
- “Mufafa’s Kitchen” by Songs of Water
- “Where They Sleep” by Jeremy Larson
- “Rich Man” by Hark the Herons
- “Burn Me Down” by House of Heroes
- “Broken Mess” by The Classic Crime
- “That’s All” by Sister Rosetta Tharpe
- “Washaway” by The Israelites
- “Through the Dead Wood” by Songs of Water
- “Shelter Me” by Buddy Miller
- “When It Doesn’t Come Easy” by Patty Griffin
- “I Still Believe (Great Design)” by The Call*
*This episode was recorded and uploaded prior to the death of Michael Been. He is missed.
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Welcome to a special, feature episode of The Habañero Hour dedicated to introducing you to the music and story of The Trees Community. This is the first of what we hope to be many “feature” episodes dedicated to a single artist, style of music or subject matter.
Though largely unknown for years, the Trees Community might now be considered to have been pioneers of the “freak folk” movement. The original “Christ Tree” album was released in 1975 and has remained out-of-print almost since that time. Tim Renner’s Dark Hollow and Hand/Eye labels not only re-released the album but a box set of previously unreleased material.
The band lived together in a New York loft, organizing themselves as a monastic order and playing music. They considered themselves to be much more than a band, but a way of life.
From their website:
“The Trees” were a Christian, contemplative community and a music group. Based at the Cathedral Church of St. John the Divine in New York City, our traveling life in the 1970’s was shared publicly, across America and Canada, through original music as well as through other forms of service to others
We had the privilege of interviewing three members of the Trees Community and we have woven segments of those interviews with songs to introduce you to this great band. We hope you enjoy meeting The Trees Community. We know we have:
The Trees Community Feature Episode Tracklist:
- “Jesus He Knows”
- “Oh Mary Don’t You Weep” by Mike Farris
- “Village Orchestra”
- “Psalm 45″
- “Psalm 46″
- “Hosannah”
- “Glory Be To Jesus”
- “Chant For Pentecost”
- “I Will Not Leave You Comfortless”
Featured artist(s): Ben +Vesper. Music from Mike Farris, Peppershaker, Pierce Pettis and more. Welcome to the feast for the senses that is Episode 11!
Welcome to Episode 11 of the Habañero Hour, the occasional music/interview podcast of Brent Thomas and Mark Whiten where we dissect and rearrange the idea of “Christian” music. We introduce you to artists we know and love and we talk to some of them along the way as well. We hope you enjoy and we’d love to hear from you.
Episode 11 Tracklist:
- “120z Double Shot” by Peppershaker
- “Oh Mary Don’t You Weep” by Mike Farris
- “New Nature” by Elephant Micah
- “Many Moons” by Ben + Vesper
- “State of Grace” by Pierce Petis
- “He’s A Comin’” by Lightning Splits The Bark
- “The Big Conversation” by Ben + Vesper
- “Rock of Ages” by Vesper
- “Traveler’s Psalm” by Andy Zipf
- “Terre Haute” by Woven Hand
- “The Great Physician” by Deas Vail
- “Human” by Civil Twilight
- “LivInIdleness” by Ben + Vesper
- “Meet Me Down By The River” by Corey Crowder
Featured artist: Matt Haeck. Music from Aaron Strumpel, The Word, Doug Burr, They Sang As They Slew and more. Welcome to the feast for the senses that is Episode 10!
Welcome to Episode 10 of the Habañero Hour, the occasional music/interview podcast of Brent Thomas and Mark Whiten where we dissect and rearrange the idea of “Christian” music. We introduce you to artists we know and love and we talk to some of them along the way as well. We hope you enjoy and we’d love to hear from you.
Episode 10 Tracklist:
- “Western States” by Matt Haeck
- “Courez Courez” by Hermas Zopoula
- “One Twenty One” by Aaron Strumpel
- “Jesus Will Provide” by Isaiah Owens
- “Sola Gratia” by This Beautiful Mess
- “Drug Like The Ocean” by Matt Haeck
- “Crying Holy Unto The Lord” by Bad Livers
- “Red, Red” by Doug Burr
- “I Can See With My Eyes Closed” by They Sang As They Slew
- “Call Him By His Name” by The Word
- “No Delay” by Ohmega Watts
- “Captive Train” by Holler, Wild Rose!
- “Entropy” by Anathallo
Featured artist: Aradhna, music from The Welcome Wagon, The Civil Wars, John Davis and others. Welcome to Episode 09.
The Habañero Hour is the occasional music/interview podcast of Brent Thomas and Mark Whiten dedicated to exploring, dissecting, examining and challenging the idea of “Christian” music.
Years ago, we came across an article on Reuters examining the idea that most of what is known as “Christian” music is not labeled so due to content but marketing. This set us on a never-ending journey to discover artists expressing their faith outside of the Christian marketing industry. Along the way we share lots of music with you and we get to talk to some of the artists making the music we love
Enjoy:
Episode 09 Tracklist:
- “People Get Ready” by The Imperial Golden Crown Harmonizers
- “Jaya Dev” by Aradhna
- “Hush Child” by Kate Hurley
- “Hallelujah” by Preson Phillips
- “Repetitivus Primitivus” by Bram Cools
- “Shine” by The Ember Days
- “Gaao Re” by Aradhna
- “But For You Who Fear My Name” by The Welcome Wagon
- “Poison & Wine” by The Civil Wars
- “Lamentation vs. Laughter” by John Davis
- “Man Mera” by Aradhna
Featured artist Waterdeep, music from Lightheaded, Aaron Ivey, Tyler James, The Autumn Film and more. Welcome to The Habañero Hour Episode 08.
Basically, this whole podcast thing started with two guys who love Jesus and love music but don’t love most “Christian” music. We were convinced that, not only were there others who felt the same way, there were artists out there who were expressing their faith in bodies of work never played on “Christian” radio or sold in “Christian” stores. We were right. The Habañero Hour exists to explore, excavate, broaden, and challenge the idea of what is or is not “Christian” music. We do this by exposing you to some of the music that we’ve discovered and we try to include perspectives from some of the actual artists we play. Most of the music we play is made by Christians but some of it is not and that is intentional. We want to rekindle the lost art of discernment. Please join us on this journey.
Here is the setlist. Enjoy and please offer feedback to help us get better at this.
- “Hard Times” by Bifrost Arts
- “Savior, Don’t You Pass Me By” by Reverend Pearly Brown
- “Blood” by The Middle East
- “Sweet River Roll” by Waterdeep
- “Wrong Way” by Lightheaded
- “Pieces” by Aaron Ivey
- “Behold” by Briertone
- “Cast Your Bread” by Cool Hand Luke
- “Don’t Let Me Fall” by The Relatives
- “He Will Come” by Waterdeep
- “Always The Same (Living Room Version)” by The Autumn Film
- “The Honest Love” by Abel
- “Stay Humble” by Tyler James
- “Good Good End” by Waterdeep
Please help spread the word.
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Featured artist is Trevor Davis from Tacoma and features music from John Mark McMillian, Thrice, Brooks Ritter and others. Enjoy.
See, we love Jesus, we love Christians, we love music, we just don’t love most “Christian” music. Most of what you can buy at “Christian” retailers has nothing to do with content but everything to do with marketing. Must “Christian” music is a vapid, propaganda-driven, shallow reproduction of what the rest of the world had to offer about six months ago.
But there is hope. There are plenty of artists expressing their faith under the radar. That’s the point of this podcast. Through music and interviews with featured artists, we hope to expand your musical horizons and introduce you to some of our favorite artists, all the while, challenging the very notion of “Christian Music.”
Here is the tracklist:
- “Beautiful Morning” by Aaron Spiro
- “Holiday” by Future of Forestry
- “Symptoms of Trend” by Dr. Seahorse
- “Warrior” by Sojourn
- “Hallelujah, Our God Reigns” by Matt Papa
- “Hills Humbled, Mountains Made Low” by So Long Forgotten
- “Bones From The Ground” by Brooks Ritter
- “Throw Myself” by Dreampilots
- “Back to Sleep” by Trevor Davis
- “Skeleton Bones” by John Mark McMillan
- “All The World is Mad” by Thrice
- “Mr. Mister” by Trevor Davis
Please help spread the word.
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Featured artist: The Agents of Future. Also featuring Otha Turner, The Race, Bradley Hathaway and more and more. Welcome to Episode 06!
Episode 06 features an interview segment from an interview with Todd Fadel of The Agents of Future (read the entire interview here). Episode 06 also features some great music. Check it out:
The Habañero Hour Episode 06 setlist:
- Let Us Make A Record by Sister Gertrude Morgan
- Sewn In My Skin by Agents of Future
- Streetlight by danyew
- Curiosities and Such by Joy Electric
- Introducing . . . What’s Your Name? by The Procussions
- Father 2 The Fatherless by Agents of Future
- These Frail Hands by Brave Saint Saturn
- Give Me Your Bible by The Race
- Sandwich Time by Jeremy Enigk
- Silence by Bradley Hathaway
- Shining Star by Papa San
- Glory, Glory, Hallelujah! by Otha Turner
- There Is A Name by Agents of Future
Featured artist: David Eugene Edwards of 16 Horsepower and Woven Hand. Music from Soul-Junk, Sarah MacIntosh, Joe Pug, Blind Willie Johnson and more and more. Welcome to Episode 05!
Episode 05 features interview segments from an interview with David Eugene Edwards (read the entire interview here). Episode 05 also features some great music. Check it out:
The Habañero Hour Episode 05 setlist:
- Can Hop by Soul-Junk
- Did You Know by Sarah MacIntosh
- The Beautiful Axe by Woven Hand
- Golden Rope by 16 Horsepower
- Mr. Turner by Ruth
- Marvelous Light by The Wellington Orphans of Sierra Leone
- Hymn #101 by Joe Pug
- Rest by Nevertheless
- Come Thou Fount by Page CXVI
- Planet Round by The Red Airplanes
- To Make A Ring by Woven Hand
- Dark Was The Night, Cold Was The Ground by Blind Willie Johnson
Featured artist: Jaime Barnes. Music from Capital Lights, Knights of the New Crusade, Justin McRoberts and more. Welcome to Episode 04!
Episode 04 features interview segments from a Colossians Three Sixteen interview with Jamie Barnes (read the entire interview here). Episode 04 also features some great music. Check it out:
The Habañero Hour Episode 04 setlist:
- The Son of God Goes Forth To War by The Knights of the New Crusade
- Those Expensive Eyes by Kat Jones
- Back By Midnight by Ponoka
- 1914 by A Rotterdam November
- Conflict Diamond by Jamie Barnes
- The Light Princess by Gileah and the Ghost Train
- Mile Away by Capital Lights
- Shine on Me by Telescope
- Natuu by Stammering Lipz
- You Can’t Go Wrong by Jamie Barnes
- A Hope Deferred by Justin McRoberts
- Innocence by Atlas Takes Aim
- Changed Man by Brian Whitman
- All Across the Nation by The All Saved Freak Band
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.
“The Son of God Goes Forth To War” by The Knights of the New Crusade appears on the album A Challenge To The Cowards Of Christendom.
- Visit The Knights of the New Crusade’s Myspace page
“Those Expensive Eyes” by Kat Jones on her 2004 album, La Rosa, La Calavera.
- Visit Kat Jones’ Myspace page
“Back By Midnight” by Ponoka appears on their album Hindsight
- Visit Ponoka’s official website
“1914″ by A Rotterdam November appears on their self-titled album.
“Conflict Diamond” by Jamie Barnes appears on the album The Recalibrated Heart.
“The Light Princess” by Gileah and the Ghost Train appears on their self-titled album.
“Mile Away” by Capital Lights appears on the album This Is An Outrage!.
- Visit Capital Light’s Myspace page
“Shine On Me” by Telescope appears on the album For The Rest of Us.
- Visit Telescope’s official website
“Natuu” by Stammering Lipz is a demo recording.
- Visit Stammering Lipz’ Myspace page
“You Can’t Go Wrong” by Jamie Barnes appears on the free Paper Crane EP.
- Download the EP for yourself
“A Hope Deferred” by Justin McRoberts appears on the album Deconstruction.
“Innocence” by Atlas Takes Aim appears on the Tuesday EP.
“Changed Man” by Brian Whitman appears on the album This Great Defeat.
“All Across the Nation” by the All Saved Freak Band appears on the album Sower.
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:
- I’m No Longer Subject by Destroy Nate Allen
- Awake in Me Oh Morning Sun by The Cold Comfort Band
- Uniforms Forever by Interstates
- Black Sea by The Contact
- Resplendent by The Vigilantes of Love
- Drink The Night Away by Romantica
- Forgive and Forget by Wavorly
- The Deepest Blue by Geology
- You Give It All Your Heart by Bill Mallonee
- Blue by The Julies
- Don’t I Know the Way by The Foxglove Hunt
- The Things We Can and Cannot Keep by Alli Rogers
- Want to Die Easy When I Die by Leon Pinson
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.
- Visit Destroy Nate Allen’s official website
- Visit Destroy Nate Allen’s Myspace page
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.
- Visit The Cold Comfort Band’s Myspace page
“Uniforms Forever” by Interstates appears on the album Run Run
- Visit Interstates’ official website
- Visit Interstates’ Myspace page
- Download a free album from Interstates
- Visit Interstates’ label, The Record Machine and preorder the new album
“Black Sea” by The Contact appears on the album Canvas Tears.
- Visit The Contact’s official website
- Visit The Contact’s Myspace page
- Purchase The Contact’s music from Maple Music
“Resplendent” by Vigilantes of Love appears on the album Audible Sigh.
- Visit Bill Mallonee’s official website
- Purchase music directly from Bill Mallonee
- Purchase Vigilantes of Love’s music from Amazon
- Purchase Vigilantes of Love’s music from eMusic
- Purchase Vigilantes of Love’s music from iTunes
“Drink the Night Away” by Romantica appears on the album America.
- Visit Romantica’s official website
- Visit Romantica’s Myspace page
- Purchase Romantica’s music directly from their label
- Purchase Romantica’s music from Amazon
- Purchase Romantica’s music from eMusic
- Purchase Romantica’s music from iTunes
“Forgive and Forget” by Wavorly appears on the album Conquering the Fear of Flight.
- Visit Wavorly’s official website
- Visit Wavorly’s Myspace page
- Purchase Wavorly’s music from Amazon
- Purchase Wavorly’s music from iTunes
“The Deepest Blue” by Geology Falls appears on the album Door In The Air.
- Visit Geology’s Myspace page
“You Give It All Your Heart” by Bill Mallonee appears on the album Fetal Position.
- Visit Bill Mallonee’s official website
- Purchase music directly from Bill Mallonee
- Purchase Bill Mallonee’s music from Amazon
- Purchase Bill Mallonee’s music from eMusic
- Purchase Bill Mallonee’s music from iTunes
“Blue” by The Julies appears on the Lovelife EP.
- Visit the Julies’ Myspace page
- Sorry, this album is now out of print
“Don’t I Know the Way” by The Foxglove Hunt appears on the album Stop Heartbeat.
- Visit The Foxglove Hunt’s Myspace page
- Purchase The Foxglove Hunt’s music from eMusic
- Purchase The Foxglove Hunt’s music from iTunes
“The Things We Can and Cannot Keep” by Alli Rogers appears on the album You And the Evening Sky.
- Visit Alli Rogers’ official website
- Visit Alli Rogers’ Myspace page
- Purchase Alli Rogers’ directly from her
- Purchase Alli Rogers’ music from Amazon
- Purchase Alli Rogers’ music from iTunes
“Want To Die Easy When I Die” by Leon Pinson appears on the album The George Mitchel Collection, Volume 1 Disc 8.
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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:
- Swing Down, Sweet Chariot by Jon Shirley
- The Surface by This Beautiful Republic
- The Robots Among Us by Synthar
- Forgiving Monarch by Foxhole
- Bury the Hatchet by Joe Garner
- Tomorrow On the Runway by The Innocence Mission
- Thank You by Glen Phillips
- Silence and Photographs by Ely Falls
- Bhajo Re by Aradhna
- I’m Free by Psalters
- Blame by Five O’Clock People
- Not Alone by Seabird
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.
“Swing Down, Sweet Chariot” by Jon Shirley appears on the album Hallelujah.
- Visit Jon Shirley’s official website
- Visit Jon Shirley’s Myspace page
- Visit Jon Shirley’s Virb page
- Purchase music directly from Jon Shirley
- Purchase Jon’s music from Amazon
- Purchase Jon’s music from eMusic
- Purchase Jon’s music from iTunes
“The Surface” by This Beautiful Republic appears on the album Even Heroes Need A Parachute.
- Visit This Beautiful Republic’s official website
- Visit This Beautiful Republic’s Myspace page
- Visit the band’s PureVolume page.
- Purchase This Beautiful Republic’s music from Amazon
- Purchase This Beautiful Republic’s music from iTunes
“The Robots Among Us” by Synthar appears on the album Evenings and Weekends
“Forgiving Monarch” by Foxhole appears on the Push/Pull EP.
- Visit Foxhole’s official website
- Visit Steven Delopoulos’ Myspace page
- Purchase Steven’s music directly from Steven Delopoulos
- Purchase Steven’s music from Amazon
- Purchase Steven’s music from eMusic
- Purchase Steven’s music from iTunes
“Bury the Hatchet” by Joe Garner appears on the Mourning Birds EP.
“Tomorrow On The Runway” by The Innocence Mission appears on the album Befriended.
- Visit The Innocence Mission’s official website
- Visit The Innocence Mission’s Myspace page
- Purchase The Innocence Mission’s music from Amazon
- Purchase The Innocence Mission’s music from eMusic
- Purchase The Innocence Mission’s music from iTunes
“Thank You” by Glen Phillips appears on the Mr. Lemons album.
- Visit Glen Phillip’s official website
- Visit Glen Phillips’s Myspace page
- Purchase music directly from Glen Phillips
- Purchase Glen’s music from Amazon
- Purchase Glen’s music from eMusic
- Purchase Glen’s music from iTunes
“Silence and Photographs” by Ely Falls appears on the album Silence and Photographs.
- Visit Ely Fall’s Myspace page
“Bhajo Re” by Aradhna appears on the album Amrit Vani.
- Visit Aradhna’s official website
- Visit Aradhna’s Myspace page
- Purchase Aradhna music directly from the band
- Purchase Aradhna’s music from eMusic
- Purchase Aradhna’s music from iTunes
“I’m Free” by Psalters appears on the album Us Vs. Us
- Visit Psalter’s official website
- Visit Psalter’s Myspace page
- Purchase Psalter’s music directly from the band
“Blame” by Five O’Clock People appears on the album The Nothing Venture.
- Visit Five O’Clock People’s Myspace page
- Purchase Five O’Clock People’s music from eMusic
- Purchase Five O’Clock People’s music from Amazon
“Not Alone” by Seabird appears on the Let Me Go On EP.
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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:
- Distress Signal by Jeremy Casella
- In the Garden by Doug Burr
- Hang You Upside Down by Model Engine
- Ruin of the Beast by Steven Delopoulos
- Hoodwink by Anathallo
- Our Friends Appear Like the Dawn by Bodies of Water
- Swing Wide the Glimmering Gates by Andrew Osenga
- Glorious by Ever Stays Red
- May I Always Keep My Feet Upon The Ground by Steven Delopoulos
- Paul by Pushstart Wagon
- Foot On The Brake by Half-Handed Cloud
- The Parable of the Mustard Seed by The Trees Community
Below you’ll find detailed information about each of the songs and artists played. All music is used with explicit permission from the artists and every effort has been made to provide the most link information possible. Whenever possible, we ask that you purchase music directly from the artists themselves.
Distress Signal by Jeremy Casella appears on the album Recovery.
- Visit Jeremy Casella’s official website
- Visit Jeremy Casella’s Myspace page
- Visit Jeremy Casella’s Virb page
- Purchase music directly from Jeremy Casella
- Purchase Jeremy’s music from Amazon
- Purchase Jeremy’s music from eMusic
- Purchase Jeremy’s music from iTunes
In the Garden by Doug Burr appears on the album On Promenade.
- Visit Doug Burr’s official website
- Visit Doug Burr’s Myspace page
- Purchase On Promenade from Velvet Blue Music.
- Purchase music Doug’s music from Amazon
- Purchase Doug’s music from iTunes
Hang You Upside Down by Model Engine appears on the album Lean Years Tradition now out of print).
- Purchase Lean Years Tradition from Amazon
Ruin of the Beast by Steven Delopoulos appears on the album Straightjacket.
- Visit Steven Delopoulos’ official website
- Visit Steven Delopoulos’ Myspace page
- Purchase Steven’s music directly from Steven Delopoulos
- Purchase Steven’s music from Amazon
- Purchase Steven’s music from eMusic
- Purchase Steven’s music from iTunes
Hoodwink by Anathallo appears on the album Floating World.
- Visit Anathallo’s official website
- Visit Anathallo’s Myspace page
- Purchase music directly from the band
- Purchase Anathallo’s music from Amazon
- Purchase Anathallo’s music from eMusic
- Purchase Anathallo’s music from iTunes
Our Friends Appear Like the Dawn by Bodies of Water appears on the album Ears Will Pop and Eyes Will Blink.
- Visit Bodies of Water’s official website
- Visit Bodies of Water’s Myspace page
- Purchase Bodies of Water’s music from Amazon
- Purchase Bodies of Water’s music from eMusic
- Purchase Bodies of Water’s music from iTunes
Swing Wide the Glimmering Gates by Andrew Osenga appears on the Letters From the Editor, Volume One EP.
- Visit Andrew Osenga’s official website
- Visit Andrew Osenga’s Myspace page
- Purchase music directly from Andrew Osenga
- Purchase Andrew’s music from Amazon
- Purchase Andrew’s music from eMusic
- Purchase Andrew’s music from iTunes
- Download the free Letters to the Editor EP (direct download link)
Glorious by Ever Stays Red appears on the album I’ll Tell the World.
- Visit Ever Stays Red’s official website
- Visit Ever Stays Red’s Myspace page
- Purchase Ever Stays Red’s music directly from them
- Purchase Ever Stays Red’s music from Amazon
- Purchase Ever Stays Red’s music from eMusic
- Purchase Ever Stays Red’s music from iTunes
May I Always Keep My Feet Upon The Ground by Steven Delopoulos appears on the album Straightjacket.
- See above information for Steven Delopoulos
Paul by Pushstart Wagon appears on the album L.A. Was Our Alamo
- Visit Pushstart Wagon’s official website
- Visit Pushstart Wagon’s Myspace page
- Purchase Pushstart Wagon’s music directly from the band
- Purchase Pushstart Wagon’s music from Amazon
- Purchase Pushstart Wagon’s music from iTunes
Foot On The Brake by Half-Handed Cloud appears on the album Halos and Lassos.
- Visit Half-Handed Cloud’s official website
- Visit Half-Handed Cloud’s Myspace page
- Purchase Half-Handed Cloud’s music from eMusic
- Purchase Half-Handed Cloud’s music from Amazon
- Purchase Half-Handed Cloud’s music from iTunes
The Parable of the Mustard Seed by The Trees Community
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