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Smoothly skating into our 5th episode of WTD radio (courtesy of the rad fellows at Indie-Verse) I put together a quick list of everything that I’ve been listening to for the past week. New tracks from Wild Harem and Harlem (both out of Austin, I might add), Wetdog, and Americans in France. For good measure I’ve peppered in some classic favorites of mine. I know you’re probably missing the silky smooth linguistics of Ryan, but he will be back next week. I promise. To get thrown into our regular rotation send all tracks to weeklytapedeck@gmail.com and we’ll give it a listen. Click HERE to listen. Hit the jump for mp3s and tracklist.

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This entry was written by nate, posted on November 30, 2009 at 11:15 am, filed under radio and tagged americans in france, dum dum girls, eddio bo, fergus and geronimo, franco, Grizzly Bear, harlem, indie-verse, lil daggers, musuem of bellas artes, navajo bixby, neon indian, the cookies, the spooks, toro y moi, washed out, wetdog, wild harem. Leave a comment or view the discussion at the permalink and follow any comments with the RSS feed for this post.

wetdog//trehorne beach song

From the womb of bands like the Slits, the Raincoats and X-Ray Spex (favorites of Nate Tapedeck’s) arises modern day post-punk bands like Wetdog; covered in afterbirth and ready to spit in someone’s face. But honestly this band rejuvenates female lead post-punk with a modern flair. After putting out a series of 7-inches and one full-length, the band is prepped to release their new record in just a few days (Nov. 30) titled Frauhaus! and out on Angular Recording Corporation. You can pre-order the CD or the “heavy weight transparent yellow vinyl” here.

Wetdog – Trehorne Beach Song

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This entry was written by rellis, posted on November 27, 2009 at 7:42 pm, filed under New Tunes and tagged post punk, the raincoats, the slits, wetdog, x-ray spex. Leave a comment or view the discussion at the permalink and follow any comments with the RSS feed for this post.