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Heavy Airplay, August 16, 2017
VARIOUS - Effenaar (Transgenero)
DION - Kickin' Child (Norton)
VARIOUS - LAFMS Box Box (Box Editions)
VARIOUS - Subnormal Girls Vol. 2 (Waiting Room)
LOOK BLUE GO PURPLE - Still Bewitched (Flying Nun / Captured Tracks)
JOSHUA ABRAMS & NATURAL INFORMATION SOCIETY - Simultonality (Eremite)
BROTHER AH - Divine Music (Manufactured Recordings)
LOS STRAITJACKETS - What's So Funny About Peace, Love and Los Straitjackets (Yep Roc)
MOON DUO - Occult Architecture Vol.2 (Sacred Bones)
FNU CLONE INC. - Binary Or Die (Total Punk)
WHITE HILLS - Stop Mute Defeat (Thrill Jockey)
FAUST - Fresh Air (Bureau B)
TAIWAN HOUSING PROJECT - Veblen Death Mask (Kill Rock Stars)
ALICE COLTRANE TURIYASANGITANANDA - The Ecstatic Music of Alice Coltrane Turiyasangitananda (Luaka Bop)
KAS PRODUCT - Black & Noir (Soul Jazz)
RAGNAR GRIPPE - Sand (Dais)
ESPLENDOR GEOMETRICO - Fungus Cerebri: Selected Tracks From Cassettes 1981-1989 (Geometrik)
ECSTATIC VISION - Raw Rock Fury (Relapse)
AHMED MALEK & FLAKO - The Electronic Tapes (Habibi Funk)
ENDLESS BOOGIE - Vibe Killer (No Quarter)
MARY LATTIMORE - Collected Pieces (Ghostly)
VARIOUS - To Love Somebody: The Songs of The Bee Gees (Ace)
TOM ARMSTRONG - The Sky Is An Empty Eye (Tompkins Square)
EL MICHELS AFFAIR - Return To The 37th Chamber (Big Crown)
TAPIMAN - Hard Drive (Guerssen)
VARIOUS - More From the Other Side of the Trax: Stax-Volt 45rpm Rarities 1960-1968 (Kent Soul)
JUTE GYTE - The Sparrow (Blue Tapes/X-Ray)
JLIN - Black Origami (Planet Mu)
ELON KATZ - The Human Pet (Diagonal)
GAS - Narkopop (Kompakt)
VARIOUS - Honeybeat: Groovy 60's Girl-Pop (Real Gone Music)
OTZI - Gong Show (Long Way To Go)
XETAS - The Tower (12XU)
VARIOUS - Kuoleman Tappaneet: Punk Rockia Pienkustanteilta 1977-1983 (Svart)
DESTROY ALL MONSTERS / XANADU - Split LP (Third Man)
FUZZY HASKINS - I Got My Thang Together: The Westbound Years (Ace / Westbound)
GNOD - Just Say No To the Psycho Right-Wing Capitalist Industrial Death Machine (Rocket Recordings)
VARIOUS - Meta Gesture Music (The Wire)
AF URSIN - Aura Legato (Blackest Ever Black)
SUMY - Tryin' To Survive (Rush Hour)
JOAN SHELLEY - Joan Shelley (No Quarter)
LAS MUNJITAS DEL FUZZ - El El 69 (Slovenly/I Shit In the Milk)
THE STOOGES - The Stooges (Special Edition 2LP) (Third Man)
CSC FUNK BAND - Above the Stars (Electric Cowbell)
VARIOUS - Birth of Soul: Special Detroit Editions 1961-64 (Kent Soul)
BALL - Ball (Horny)
ORNAMENT - A Lion Is A Lion (Sleeping Giant Glossolalia)
AARON DILLOWAY - The Gag File (Dais)
SUSAN PHILLIPS - Soft Sexy Soul (Soul Brother)
SUNWATCHERS - Sun Worship (No Label)
STREET EATERS - The Envoy (Nervous Intent)
MARC JOHNSON - Years (Real Gone Music)
JUANA MOLINA - Halo (Crammed Disc)
VARIOUS - John Savage's 1967: The Year Pop Divided (Ace)

Medium Airplay
BYRON & GERALD - Unity (Eremite)
LLOYD MCNEILL QUARTET - Washington Suite (Soul Jazz)
SISTERS LOVE - With Love (P&C)
TINY VIPERS - Laughter (Ba Da Bing)
JULIA HOLTER - In the Same Room (Domino)
LIVY EKEMEZIE - Friday Night (Odion Livingstone)
SLOWDIVE - Slowdive (Dead Oceans)
VARIOUS - Where the Mountains Meet the Sky: Folk Music of Ladakh (Sublime Frequencies)
THIGH MASTER - BBC (12XU)
THE MOLOCHS - America's Velvet Glory (Innovative Leisure)
FORGJORD - Uhripuu (Werewolf)
COZMIC CORRIDORS - Cozmic Corridors (Mental Experience)
BOSS HOG - Brood X (In the Red)
THURSTON MOORE - Rock N Roll Consciousness (Caroline/Fiction)
MOGOLLAR - Mogollar (Pharaway Sounds)
THE VACANT LOTS - Endless Night (Metropolis)
DRUNK ELK - Drunk Elk (House Rules)
INSECT ARK - Portal/Well (Sleeping Giant Glossolalia)
NICOLE MITCHELL - Mandorla Awakening II: Emerging Worlds (FPE)
VARIOUS - Original Soul 70: Five Bespoke Original Soul 45's (Soul Jazz)
WOODS - Love Is Love (Woodsist)
WARM SODA - I Don't Wanna Grow Up (Castle Face)
EXOTICA - Musique Exotique #01 (La Vida Es En Mus)
HISATO HIGUCHI - Kietsuzukeru Echo (Root Strata)
STROTTER INST. - Miszellen (Hallow Ground)
BRAZILIAN OCTOPUS - Brazilian Octopus (Vinilissimo)
SAMANTHA FISH - Chills & Fever (Ruf)
WOODEN WAND - Clipper Ship (Three Lobed)
LARAAJI - Celestial Vibration (Soul Jazz)
THE MODULATORS - Tomorrow's Coming (Manufactured Recordings)
HENRY PURCELL - Populista presents Raphael Roginski plays Henry Purcell (Bolt)
EROL BUYUKBURC - Hop Dedik (Pharaway Sounds)
VARIOUS - Like Nashville In Naija (Comb & Razor Sound)
YANNICK DAUBY - Penghu Experimental Sound Studio Vol. 2 (Discrepant)
SIMPLY SAUCER - Saucerland (Logan Hardware)
GOLDEN PELICANS - Disciples of Blood (Goner)
VARIOUS - Oily Underground: A Compilation of Exotic Music From Texas (Inverted Spectrum)
PARLOR WALLS - Opposites (Northern Spy)
GARY WRONG GROUP - 2 X LP (12XU)
MATTIN - Songbook #6 (Munster)
JEB LOY NICHOLS - Country Hustle (City Country City)
MAN FOREVER - Play What They Want (Thrill Jockey)
COLOUR HAZE - In Her Garden (Elektrohasch)
HER HARBOUR - Go Gently Into The Night (E-Tron)
BEATNIKS - 7 (Neck Chop)
RAY DAVIES - Americana (Legacy)
BIG BLOOD & THUNDER CRUTCH - Big Blood & Thunder Crutch (Don't Trust The Ruin)
VARIOUS - Thank You Friends: Big Star's Third Live...and More (Concord Bicycle)
YARN/WIRE - Currents Vol. 0 (No Label)
THE TRIFFIDS - In the Pines (PIAS)
WOLF EYES - Undertow (Lower Floor Music)
FRED & TOODY - It's Still You (Third Man)
THE BLIND SHAKE - I Shot All the Birds (Third Man)
DRIFTMACHINE - Eis Heauton (Hallow Ground)
BOHMAN / BOHMAN / GHIKAS / THOMAS - Four Perfect Balls (Migro)
THE IGUANAS - Again & Again (Norton)
DAVE CLARKSON - A Red Guide To the Coastal Quicksands of the British Isles (Linear Obsessional)
GEOTIC - Abysmal (Ghostly)
LéONORE BOULANGER & MAAM-LI MERATI - La Maison L'Amour (Okraina)
MIKE MAJKOWSKI - Days and Other Days (Astral Spirits / Monofonus Press)
VARIOUS - Like a Drunk In a Midnight Choir: RSD Celebrates the Music of Leonard Cohen (Record Store Day)
NAG - False Anxiety (Total Punk)
VOM - Initiation (At War With False Noise)
VALERIO TRICOLI - Clonic Earth (Pan)

Light Airplay
THE OUTTA SORTS - The Trouble With Love (No Label)
SMERTGRRAENSENS TOLDERE - EP (Mastermind)
MARCIA BASSETT / SAMARA LUBELSKI - Live in NYC (Feeding Tube)
YORKSTON / THORNE / KHAN - Neuk Wight Delhi All-Stars (Domino)
BERND LEUKERT - Der Uhu Des Ihi (Maria De Alvear)
MASTODON - Emperor of Sand (Reprise)
DALE WATSON / RAY BENSON - Dale & Ray (Ameripolitan Home)
HECKER - A Script For Machine Synthesis (Editions Mego)
R.STEVIE MOORE - Everything You Always Wanted To Know About R. Stevie Moore But Were Afraid To Ask (Cordelia Records)
GORILLAZ - Humanz (Warner Bros.)
NUDGE SQUIDFISH - You Can't Have Aliens Without the Squid (Feeding Tube)
FILTHY FRIENDS - Any Kind of Crowd (Kill Rock Stars)
LIFE STINKS - Hanging From the Ceiling (Total Punk)
AFGHAN WHIGS - In Spades (Sub Pop)
DER BLUTHARSCH AND THE INFINITE CHURCH OF THE LEADING HAND - The Cosmic Trigger (WKN)
BLOCKHEAD - Uncle Tony's Coloring Book (Young Heavy Souls)
NO MIGHTIER CREATURES - No Mightier Creatures (No Label)
THE SINGING LOINS - House In the Woods (Vacilando 68)
AUROCHS - 7 (History of Four Footed Beasts)
THE SAILORS - Guilty Pleasure Blues (Aarght!)
FUCKED UP - Year of the Snake (Tankcrimes)
WORKSHOP DE LYON - 50th Anniversary (Bisou)
CHARNETT MOFFETT - Music From Our Soul (Motema)
VISIONS CONGO - Mulago Sound Studio (Discrepant)
CITIZEN BLAST KANE - Straight To Videodisc (No Label)
STRYCHARSKI / ANDRIESSEN - Ghost (Monotype)
VILAINS BONSHOMMES - Eternite Retrouvee (Hospital Productions)
ARCHIE & THE BUNKERS - She's A Rockin' Machine (Third Man)
DARK FOG - Anatomy of a Sell-Out OST (Triceratops Productions)
CLARK - Death Peak (Warp)
TEODROSS AVERY - Post Modern Trap Music (Katalyst Entertainment)
BARON SATURDAY - Concrete Poetry (Mystery Plane)
ACID MOTHERS TEMPLE & THE MELTING PARAISO U.F.O. - At WFMU 2002 (Chaotic Noise Recordings)
RUSSIAN TSARLAG - Gel Stations Past (House Rules)
SIXO - The Odds of Free Will (Fake Four Inc)
OLSON / BILLINGTON - Compound Sessions (Robert & Leopold)
FASHIONISM - Back In the Day (Neon Taste)
DAVE GRANEY / CLARE MOORE - Let's Get Tight (Cockaigne)
OLIVER LAKE FEATURING FLUX QUARTET - Right Up On (Passin' Thru)
ROBERT KIMBROUGH SR. - Wiley Woot (No Label)
RIK & THE PIGS - Remember When We Were Alive (Loki)
VIKING MOSES - Jahiliyah (The Epiphysis Foundation)
C.H.E.W. - 7 (Neck Chop)
TUXEDO - II (Stones Throw)
NAKATANI TATSUYA & KAWABATA MAKOTO - Live In Oita 2016 (Acid Mothers Temple)
COMFORT LINK - The Sedate Tones of Comfort Link (Spleen Coffin)
KALTE LUST - Passage Oblige (Destructure)
SEX SCHEME - Songs 2015 (No Label)

7" Singles List
VARIOUS - Effenaar (Transgenero)
LAS MUNJITAS DEL FUZZ - El El 69 (Slovenly/I Shit In the Milk)
OTZI - Gong Show (Long Way To Go)
VARIOUS - Original Soul 70: Five Bespoke Original Soul 45's (Soul Jazz)
THIGH MASTER - BBC (12XU)
EXOTICA - Musique Exotique #01 (La Vida Es En Mus)
BEATNIKS - 7" (Neck Chop)
NAG - False Anxiety (Total Punk)
FRED & TOODY - It's Still You (Third Man)
THE BLIND SHAKE - I Shot All the Birds (Third Man)

RPM List
JLIN - Black Origami (Planet Mu)
ELON KATZ - The Human Pet (Diagonal)
GAS - Narcopop (Kompakt)
GEOTIC - Abysmal (Ghostly)
CLARK - Death Peak (Warp)
HERVA - Hyper Flux (Planet Mu)
ACTRESS - AZD (Ninja Tune)
CARL CRAIG - Versus (Infine/Planet E)
PHILIPPE HALLAIS - An American Hero (Modern Love)

Loud List
FNU CLONE INC. - Binary Or Die (Total Punk)
ECSTATIC VISION - Raw Rock Fury (Relapse)
JUTE GYTE - The Sparrow (Blue Tapes/X-Ray)
XETAS - The Tower (12XU)
VARIOUS - Kuoleman Tappaneet: Punk Rockia Pienkustanteilta 1977-1983 (Svart)
BALL - Ball (Horny)
FORGJORD - Uhripuu (Werewolf)
EXOTICA - Musique Exotique #01 (La Vida Es En Mus)
WOLF EYES - Untertow (Lower Floor Music)
NAG - False Anxiety (Total Punk)

World List
AHMED MALIK & FLAKO - The Electronic Tapes (Habibi Funk)
SUMY - Tryin' To Survive (Rush Hour)
LIVY EKEMEZIE - Friday Night (Odion Livingstone)
VARIOUS - Where the Mountains Meet the Sky: Folk Music of Ladakh (Sublime Frequencies)
MOGOLLAR - Mogollar (Pharaway Sounds)
EROL BUYUKBURC - Hop Dedik (Pharaway Sounds)
VARIOUS - Like Nashville In Naija (Comb & Razor)
MAX CILLA - La Flute Des Mornes Vol. 1 (Bongo Joe/Sofa)
TEWOLDE REDDA - Eritrea's Guitar Pioneer (Domino Sound)
UMOJA - 707 (Awesome Tapes From Africa)

Cassette List
VOM - Initiation (At War With False Noise)
OLSON/BILLINGTON - Compound Sessions (Robert & Leopold)
BARON SATURDAY - Concrete Poetry (Mystery Plane)
COMFORT LINK - The Sedate Tones of Comfort Link (Spleen Coffin)
RIK & THE PIGS - Remember When We Were Alive (Loki)
WILL REDMAN - Situations For Percussion and Electronics (Spleen Coffin)
VARIOUS - There Is No Music From China (End of the Alphabet)
NYCTERENT/OPENING BELL - Split (Sleeping Giant Glossolalia)
MACHO BLUSH - Moodshow (Heavy Mess)
W-2 - Fanatics (Astral Spirits) 

UPCOMING SPECIALS ON WFMU

James Duncan
Thursday, August 17th, Midnight - 3am
on Nickel and Dime Radio with $mall ¢hange
Nickel and Dime Radio welcomes James Duncan. He's a house producer based in Brooklyn, NY w/ releases on Real Soon (UK), WNCL (UK), The Playground (US) & Dancetracks. Also a trumpet player, he has recorded w/ Metro Area, Morgan Geist, Luke Solomon and appeared on The Rapture's “The House of Jealous Lovers” 12" on DFA Records. He's also pretty decent at straight pool!

Mike Love PLUS NRBQ's John Perrin
Saturday, August 19th, 11am - 1pm
on Michael Shelley's show
Michael chats with Beach Boy front man Mike Love about his new autobiography “Good Vibrations: My Life as a Beach Boy,” the band’s new cd “1967 - Sunshine Tomorrow” and their five upcoming New Jersey concerts AND NRBQ's newest member, drummer John Perrin, calls in to discuss what’s going on with America's other greatest band, and their upcoming gig at WFMU's Monty Hall Sunday August 20th!

Needles//Pins PLUS Shel Talmy
Saturday, August 19th, 3pm - 6pm
on Todd-o-phonic Todd's show
Needles//Pins are a ferocious trio hailing from Vancouver. Their hellacious new album "Good Night, Tomorrow" is out on the renowned Mint label and is sure to make this summer even hotter. Combine heavy riffage with incredibly catchy songs and you can't lose! Don't miss Needles//Pins at Diviera Drive in Brooklyn later that same evening.

Todd-O-Phonic Todd interviews Shel Talmy about his incredible career. Shel produced The Who, The Kinks, The Creation, David Bowie and many others. He founded his own label, Planet Records. Find out a how a kid from Chicago became the premier producer on the British sixties mod scene. For a great overview of Shel's work, check out the new Ace compilation, Making Time: A Shel Talmy Production.

David Nance Live from Montgomery Hall 7/30/17 Rebroadcast
Sunday, August 20th, 6am - 9am
on Burn It Down! with Nate K.
One of the most exciting rock songwriters to emerge from the more obscure corners of the American indie underground of late, David Nance brought his talents to Montgomery Hall a few weeks back. Equal parts ragged-glory guitar heroics and avant rust belt eccentricities, Nance's live performances take the tracks from his new album Negative Boogie to new heights. If you missed it, fear not, Burn It Down! with Nate K. has you covered and will be rebroadcasting Nance's set Sunday, August 20.

Dustin Wong & Takako Minekawa
Tuesday, August 22nd, Noon - 3pm
on Liz Berg's show
It's a collaboration made in experimental pop heaven: Dustin Wong (former guitarist of Baltimore's Ponytail and a fabulous solo artist in his own right) is teamed up with the legendary Takako Minekawa (great solo work along with collaborations with Kahimi Karie, Cornelius, Ryuichi Sakomoto, etc) for a third album release, entitled "Are Euphoria," recorded in Tokyo and released on Thrill Jockey this year. Dustin Wong's dodging, weaving guitar loops play tag with Takako Minekawa's beats, electronics, and vocals, leaving you dizzy, lightheaded, and in a happier place. We'll catch up with them for a live set during a rare U.S. visit, and you should also jump at the opportunity to see them live at Baby's All Right in Brooklyn on Saturday, August 19th.

Guest DJ Tom Lax from Siltbreeze Records
Tuesday, August 22nd, 3pm - 6pm
on Brian Turner's show
The annual visit from our pal Tom Lax, bringing up yet another assortment of obscuro and extremely special 7" singles wax from Siltbreeze headquarters in Philadelphia. If you've checked out this special in past years you know that you will certainly be hearing a lot of DIY/post-punk and general oddball stuff you will probably not hear anywhere else (and see as well, as we will be posting the sleeve art on the playlist page live). Not to be missed!

Tom Wilson's Music Factory #24 - Bret Morrison
Wednesday, August 23rd, 3pm - 6pm
on Irwin Chusid
In 1967 and '68 the charismatic record producer Tom Wilson hosted a free-form radio program called "The Music Factory," sponsored by MGM-Verve Records. The series quickly came and went, but Irwin is reviving the series on alternate Wednesdays at 4pm (Eastern). On our August 23rd episode, Wilson welcomes to the Music Factory Bret Morrison, a voice actor who portrayed "The Shadow" on radio during the 1940s and '50s. Wilson and Morrison discuss pre-TV radio, and spin tracks by Appletree Theater, The Fabulous Farquahr, Harumi, Alan Lorber, the Beacon Street Union, and others. Paul Shalmy of Eye Magazine joins Wilson to discuss the trend in power rock trios, such as the Jimi Hendrix Experience and Cream.

The Exquisite Course: A Brief History of a World (Perhaps, This One), An Audio Exquisite Corpse
Saturday, August 26th, Midnight - 3am
on Inflatable Squirrel Carcass with Rich Hazelton

Dear Listener,
For this evening’s redefining of the word entertainment, the Inflatable Squirrel Carcass has invited nine fellow DJs to contribute five minutes of audio continuing the story begun by the person before them. ‘Tis a tale of lust and love, you are about to hear, murder and mayhem, 0s and 1s, rice and beans, fahrenheit and centigrade. ’Tis a brief history of a world (perhaps, this one).
Tune in from 12am–1am and embrace your inner trilobite.
P.S. It is hoped by all participants that said audio shall:

Veteran Soul Singer Winfield Parker
Saturday, August 26th, 11am - 1pm
on Michael Shelley's show
Michael welcomes soul singer, songwriter and saxophonist Winfield Parker to discuss his 60th year in show business - which has included backing a slew of artists (including Little Richard) at Carr’s Beach, a segregated summer resort near Annapolis, and recording great soul sides for Ru-Jac, Spring, Wand, Calla, ATCO, GSF, P&L and Arctic and his upcoming October gig in New Orleans at The Ponderosa Stomp.

Tin Foil
Sunday, August 27th, 6am - 9am
on Burn It Down! with Nate K.
The members of Tin Foil have been bumming around Detroit playing in one band or another for over a decade now. And though none of those acts made it too far out of the environs of the Motor City, with Tin Foil, the boys are ready for the big time (or, at the very least, to play live on WFMU). The band released its self-title debut EP—a messy, lo-fi basher with a deceptive sense of precision and craftsmanship that plays like a punked-up Buffalo Springfield—earlier in the summer on Almost Ready Records. Check them out live on Burn It Down! with Nate K. Sunday, August 27, 6 to 9 am.

Al Margolis
Sunday, August 27th, 10pm - Midnight
on World of Echo with Dave Mandl
On Sunday, August 27th, Dave welcomes Al Margolis for his annual visit to FMU. Al, who runs the avant-garde label Pogus Productions among many other projects, will be bringing yet another batch of obscure cassette recordings, strange and lovely music from all corners of the world, and sneak previews of upcoming Pogus releases. Sunday, August 27, 10 p.m. to midnight.

Tropical Trash
Tuesday, August 29th, 3pm - 6pm
on Brian Turner's show
Not to be confused with the waste disposal agency in Hilton Head, South Carolina, the Louisville version of Tropical Trash liquify the proceedings with their unique blend of fried hardcore and no-wave trailerpark anthems. They play live today on the heels of their new Sophomore Lounge single and expect to headline The Rock's Presidential Victory concert in 2020.

Joe Frank - "Small World Karma"
Wednesday, August 30th, 3pm - 6pm
on Irwin Chusid
One-hour dramas by Joe Frank air alternate Wednesday afternoons at 4pm (Eastern) on Irwin's program. On Weds. August 30th, we'll present "Small World Karma" from Joe's "The Other Side" series. In this episode—lots of DEATH! Joe believes he triggered the death of his hospitalized uncle Ben during the 1965 New York City blackout. Debi describes a spiritual moment while witnessing her father's final moments of life. And at the end of the program, Joe suggests a miniature tombstone for a tiny murder victim. Also in the show, Joe draws spiritual meaning from the film "The Incredible Shrinking Man."

James Hand
Saturday, September 2nd, 11am - 1pm
on Michael Shelley's show
Michael chats with one of the world's greatest songwriters, Texas legend James Hand, who developed hid utterly unique style in a forty year career spent mostly in smoky dives and dancehalls performing for a slowly widening circle of admirers.

The Schizophonics PLUS The Rebel Set
Saturday, September 2nd, 3pm - 6pm
on What's Happening?!?! with Matt M
Today on What's Happening?!?! Matt presents The Wild West! San Diego's The Schizophonics with their high-powered thrilling rock 'n soul. Also, Phoenix's organ driven surf-punkers The Rebel Set will send those tumbleweeds moseyin' down the road. Saddle up partner and don't miss a thing!

Doug Tuttle PLUS Don Winslow PLUS Starcrawler PLUS The Shivas
Saturday, September 9th, 3pm - 6pm
on Todd-o-phonic Todd's show
Massachusetts songwriter Doug Tuttle has just released his third solo album, “Peace Potato”, on Chicago label Trouble In Mind. Tuttle’s guitar picking and soloing echoes the greats of decades prior, Harrison, Thompson, Clarence White, with a conscious eye to the bedroom and basement weird pop genius of sung and unsung artists like Harumi, Sixth Station, The Bachs and Jim Sullivan. The ease at which Tuttle’s songs fold and unfold, suggests something more than your usual home-recorded musings. “Peace Potato” feels natural and comfortable in it’s skin. Don't miss Doug Tuttle live at Rough Trade in Brooklyn on Monday August 28th.

Best-selling crime author Don Winslow gets gritty with Todd-O-Phonic Todd. Winslow's new novel, "The Force" is a tour de force exposing the underbelly and moral quagmires of policing, specifically in Manhattan. Stephen King says “The Force is mesmerizing, a triumph. Think The Godfather, only with cops. It’s that good.”

Los Angeles current rock'n'roll dynamos, Starcrawler features fearless teenage frontwoman Arrow de Wilde. Their great debut 7" on Rough Trade has gotten them on the playlists of noted dj's such as Elton John and Todd-O-Phonic Todd. Don't miss Starcrawler's high-octane live show at Union Pool on Friday Sept. 8th.

The Shivas are a rock and roll band from Portland, Oregon formed in 2006. In the 10 years since forming they have brought their raucous dance party to almost all 50 states, and over 25 countries worldwide, meanwhile releasing five full-length albums and three EPs on labels such as K Records and Burger Records. They are currently touring across the U.S. in support of their latest opus Turn Me On (on Burger/Annibale Records) and will be at Alphaville in Brooklyn on 8/26. Most importantly they have the Hoboken Jack seal of approval!

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UPCOMING AT WFMU'S MONTGOMERY HALL
43 Montgomery Street, Jersey City
http://montyhall.ticketfly.com/

Thu 8/17  John Maus / Gary War (8:30pm, $13-15)
Sun 8/20  NRBQ (7:00pm, $20-25)
Sat 8/26  Bob Schneider (8:30pm, $22-25)
Fri 9/8  A Giant Dog / The Rock N Roll Hi Fives, Pat Byrne's They Live (9:00pm, $10)
Sat 9/9 Secret Chiefs 3 (9:00pm, $20)
Fri 9/15  Protomartyr / The Gotobeds / Big Quiet (9:00pm, $13-15)
Thu 10/5  Crocodiles / Saint Pe (8:30pm, $10-12)
Fri 10/6  The Proper Ornaments (9:00pm, $10)
Sat 10/7 Group Doueh / 75 Dollar Bill (8:30pm, $20-25)
Thu 10/12 Honk NYC! In NJ! (7:30pm, $10)
Thu 10/26 Skeptech 2: Tales From the Dark Side of Tech (8:00pm, $25)
Fri 11/17  Luna/Chris Forsyth & The Solar Motel Band (9:00pm, $30-35)