Playlist 302 - Mar 11 2014
I finally got around to clubbing Teenage Fanclub and The Scud Mountain Boys together with The New Mendicants, which features Norman Blake and Joe Pernice from those great 1990s bands.
Some great new electro singles from Future Islands and Eyedress, plus a memory from Metronomy who play tonight in Dublin.
Patterns and Katie Kim both play Cork in the next month or so.
Golden Retriever's sublime minimalism, Glenn Gould's transcendant Bach piano.
And Benjamin Schoos with Laetitia Sadier (pic) sounding like they're ushering in springtime with a blast of breezy sunshine pop.
The Underground of Happiness
uplifting pop music of every creed
www.theundergroundofhappiness.blogspot.com
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Playlist 302
Tues Mar 11 2014
11.00am-12.00pm
(repeated on Tuesdays 8.30pm)
UCC 98.3FM
listen live on the web at www.ucc.ie/983fm
*listen back to this show here
http://i.mixcloud.com/CGjstO
Playlist
Jacques Caramac & The Sweet Generation – It takes all sorts
Benjamin Schoos feat. Laetitia Sadier – Derniere danse
Eyedress – Teen spirits (playing Whelan’s, Dublin, May 1)
Patterns – Street fires (playing The Pavilion, Cork, Apr 26, w/ The Altered Hours & Myles Manley – The Certain Three Tour)
Katie Kim - Dimmer (playing Triskel TDC, Cork, Mar 15, w/ Morning Veils)
Songs For Walter – Competition, Diffidence and Glory
Teenage Fanclub – Commercial alternative
The New Mendicants – High on the skyline
The Scud Mountain Boys – In a ditch
Golden Retriever – Flight song
Glenn Gould – Bach’s Goldberg Variations: Aria (Trunk Records)
Polar Bear – Lost in death Part 2 (playing Gateshead Jazz Festival, Apr 6)
Man Forever – The clear realization (Extract)
Future Islands – Seasons (waiting on you)
Metronomy – Radio ladio (playing The Olympia, Dublin, Mar 12)
*next week’s show will feature music from Eat Lights Become Lights, Laura Cantrell & Dott, among others
e-mail the show on radio@ucc.ie
or text +353 (0)86-7839800
please mark messages “uoh”
Conor O'Toole,
c/o UCC 98.3FM,
Áras na Mac Léinn,
Student Centre,
University College Cork,
Cork,
Ireland.
)
Some great new electro singles from Future Islands and Eyedress, plus a memory from Metronomy who play tonight in Dublin.
Patterns and Katie Kim both play Cork in the next month or so.
Golden Retriever's sublime minimalism, Glenn Gould's transcendant Bach piano.
And Benjamin Schoos with Laetitia Sadier (pic) sounding like they're ushering in springtime with a blast of breezy sunshine pop.
Mar 11 2014 w/ Future Islands,Metronomy,Benjamin Schoos,Polar Bear,Golden Retriever,Glenn Gould++ by Theundergroundofhappiness on Mixcloud
The Underground of Happiness
uplifting pop music of every creed
www.theundergroundofhappiness.blogspot.com
www.facebook.com/theundergroundofhappiness
Playlist 302
Tues Mar 11 2014
11.00am-12.00pm
(repeated on Tuesdays 8.30pm)
UCC 98.3FM
listen live on the web at www.ucc.ie/983fm
*listen back to this show here
http://i.mixcloud.com/CGjstO
Playlist
Jacques Caramac & The Sweet Generation – It takes all sorts
Benjamin Schoos feat. Laetitia Sadier – Derniere danse
Eyedress – Teen spirits (playing Whelan’s, Dublin, May 1)
Patterns – Street fires (playing The Pavilion, Cork, Apr 26, w/ The Altered Hours & Myles Manley – The Certain Three Tour)
Katie Kim - Dimmer (playing Triskel TDC, Cork, Mar 15, w/ Morning Veils)
Songs For Walter – Competition, Diffidence and Glory
Teenage Fanclub – Commercial alternative
The New Mendicants – High on the skyline
The Scud Mountain Boys – In a ditch
Golden Retriever – Flight song
Glenn Gould – Bach’s Goldberg Variations: Aria (Trunk Records)
Polar Bear – Lost in death Part 2 (playing Gateshead Jazz Festival, Apr 6)
Man Forever – The clear realization (Extract)
Future Islands – Seasons (waiting on you)
Metronomy – Radio ladio (playing The Olympia, Dublin, Mar 12)
*next week’s show will feature music from Eat Lights Become Lights, Laura Cantrell & Dott, among others
e-mail the show on radio@ucc.ie
or text +353 (0)86-7839800
please mark messages “uoh”
Conor O'Toole,
c/o UCC 98.3FM,
Áras na Mac Léinn,
Student Centre,
University College Cork,
Cork,
Ireland.
)
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