Posted at 11:59 AM on March 27, 2011
by Jade
Filed under: In the Studio
SxSW is over and the snow is still here. So, while April might not mean Spring has sprung for Minnesota, it does mean that a whole lot of bands are going to be coming through on tour.
It's going to be getting pretty busy around the Current studio for the next few months, so I'm going to try and pull out the best of the bunch to play for you every week. This week fresh from playing (and rocking out a church) at SxSW was Rural Alberta Advantage. This band has been in town just about every year and each time they play a bigger and bigger venue. This time in town the played a sold out show at First Ave. Nils Edenloff, the lead singer of the band, couldn't believe that they had actually sold out the show and Amy, keyboardist and backing vocals, admitted that she listened to The Current when they were on the road.
In fact, that's how they found the opener for their show, James Vicent McMorrow. The Irish singer-songwriter who reminded me a lot of Bon Iver, stopped by the Current studios as well to tell Mark Wheat all about making the record in a one bedroom house by the sea.
Hour One:
Slow Burner
Doomtree
Keep it Loose, Keep it Tight
Amos Lee
I Go To Sleep
Sia
Rhythum Sticks
Blackalicious
Full In-studio Session with Rural Alberta Advantage
Monster Hospital
Metric
girlshapedlovedrug
Gomez
Bullets
Editors
Down, Down, Down
The Presets
Shadows of the Jungle
Aaron and The Sea
Song Beneath the Song
Maria Taylor
Hour Two:
Waving Flags
British Sea Power
Easy On Yourself
Drive-By Truckers
Be Here Now
Mason Jennings
Father Song
Lucy Michelle and the Velvet Lapelles
Full In-studio session with James Vincent McMorrow
Price and Style
Robbers On High Street
Please Please Please
Shout Out Louds
Watch and Chain
James Hunter
Tell The Lie
The BellRays
Is It Like Today
World Party
She Will Love Again
The Alarmists
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