Ep 69 // Countdown
Advance Base plays at Baby’s All Right on June 30. Trace Mountains and Thelma play Our Wicked Lady’s Thursdays for the Cause benefit series on July 25. Molly Burch and RF Shannon play Rough Trade on August 7. We have tracks by all of them in our first block of music.
Then, a special announcement about the future of the podcast, as it were, and a special block of music featuring some music by longtime friends of StereoactiveNYC from before our podcast days: El Jezel, The Unsacred Hearts, The Song Corporation, Quiet Loudly, JPK, and Miniboone!
- Advance Base - Animal Companionship
- Trace Mountains - A Partner To Lean On
- Thelma -s/t
- RF Shannon - Trickster Blues
- Molly Burch - First Flower
- El Jezel - 'Elements of Being Put Together'
- The Unsacred Hearts - In Defense Of Fort Useless
- The Song Corporation - Pirates!
- Quiet Loudly - Go Into The Light Smiling
- JPK - at Serious Business
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