Featuring new tracks from Yuck, His Clancyness and Big Troubles.  Tune in at Indie-Verse today sometime around 4PM CST and check us out.  Check the jump for the full tracklisting and a few MP3z.

1) David Bowie – Up The Hill Backwards
2) The Soft Pack – C’mon
3) Bellys – Chow Chow
4) Best Coast – Up All Night
5) Lil Daggers – Hungry
6) Jeans Wilder – Tough Guys
7) Dent May – You Can’t Force a Dance Party (Daytrotter Session)
8) Beta Band – Dry The Rain
9) Pixies – Gigantic
10) Yuck – Sunday
11) Big Troubles – Wouldn’t Mind
12) Frankie Rose and the Outs – Thee Only One
13) Rx Ry – Sobr Vokbulry
14) Truman Peyote – Magentadoor II
15) Girls of Gravitron – Rainbo
16) His Clancyness – Sight Prayer

To get in that “holiday spirit”, our selection of tracks for this week’s episode are all about Christmas.  The majority of these are a bit older but there is a new track that Banjo or Freakout recently finished that we added in the mix.  So, head over to Indie-Verse at 1 pm CST (or just listen all day) and check us out.  Merry Christmas!

1) Run DMC – Christmas in Hollis
2) The Kinks – Father Chistmas
3) The Surfaris – Surfer’s Christmas List
4) Belle and Sebastian – Santa Claus
5) The Sonics – Don’t Believe in Christmas
6) Beach Boys – Little St. Nick
7) The Ramones – Merry Christmas (I Don’t Wanna Fight)
8) Daniel Johnston – Christmas In the Loony Bin
9) The Walkmen – No Christmas While I’m Talking
10) Descendents – Christmas Vacation
11) Aislers Set – Christmas Song
12) Yo La Tengo – It’s Christmas Time
13) Otis Redding – Merry Christmas, Baby
14) Tom Waits – Christmas Card From a Hooker In Minneapolis
15) Banjo or Freakout – Merry Christmas, Baby
16) David Bowie//Bing Crosby – Peace On Earth/Little Drummer Boy

What a great year in music it has been, all these lo-fi seedlings popping up all around us and making our lives better. With that said, I bring you Florida, not to be confused with those other Florida bands. This Florida incorporates a ghoulish brand of lo-fi pop akin to John Maus and Ariel Pink but not to a point where it becomes bland or insipid, moreso Florida took some of the same influences of David Bowie that John Maus and Ariel Pink did, in that way they are alike. Of course just when I think I’ve pinpointed the bands sound I hear a song full of psychotropic drone, appeasing the John Cale fan in me. This band has a great 7 inch out on Shdwply Records and I most certainly encourage you to purchase it.

Florida – Icarus