Episode s04e05
Season 4, Episode 5. Music from Bloc Party, Fall Out Boy, Paramore, Sum 41, The Starting Line.
Season 4, Episode 5. Music from Bloc Party, Fall Out Boy, Paramore, Sum 41, The Starting Line.
With their blinged-out video for “Clothes Off” still riding high in the “TRL” top five a year after the group’s latest album was released, you’d think Gym Class Heroes would finally be kicking back and enjoying the charts.But instead, the group is prepping a most unusual remix album for later this year; touring Australia opening for Gwen Stefani for the next week; and then heading to Japan for some headlining shows. The guys will then make their way to Paris on August 21 and London the 22nd for the Decaydance Fest, featuring their pals Fall Out Boy, Panic! at the… Read more »
Season 4, Episode 4. Music from American Hi-Fi, James Blunt, MxPx, Nikola Sarcevic, Smashing Pumpkins, Switchfoot.
Season 4, Episode 3. Music from (+44), Cold War Kids, Family Force 5, Lit, Say Hi To Your Mom, Shiny Toy Guns.
Season 4, Episode 2 (Part 2 of 2). Music from Copeland, Imogen Heap, Paulson, Say Anything, The Audition.
Season 4, Episode 2, Originally Aired June 14, 2007 on idobi Radio. Music from The Starting Line, Kenna, The Hint, Frankie Whyte And the Dead Idols, and Team Sleep.
Season 4 Premiere. Originally Aired May 31, 2007 on idobi Radio. Music from Motion City Soundtrack, Mayday Parade, Big D & The Kids Table, Under The Influence Of Giants, Sunny Day Real Estate, This Providence, Hot Rod Circuit, and Stars.
Canadian rock outfit Hot Hot Heat will return in the fall with its next album, “Happiness LTD.” Due Sept. 11 via Sire, the project was co-produced by the band with Butch Walker, Tim Palmer and Rob Cavallo. Tracks include “Outta Heart,” which frontman Steve Bays calls “the most non-Hot Hot Heat song we’ve ever done,” and “Harmonicas & Tambourines,” which features four drum kits playing at once. “It covers the journey from bliss to misery and the attempt to get back to bliss, while acknowledging how exciting the ride can be in between,” Bays adds of the album. “Happiness LTD.”… Read more »
INDIO, California – Perhaps it was a sign that the Red Hot Chili Peppers, Arcade Fire and Hot Chip were sharing the same bill. Whatever the case, Saturday was certainly one of the most scorching Coachella afternoons ever, with temperatures into the100s for hours on end. That meant the tented stages provided plenty of shadowy solace, while pre-sunset outdoor acts were playing to their diehards and suffering while doing it. (Let’s just say there were multiple hipster rockers quoting Lil Jon’s infamous sweat-dripping lyrics.) Still, Peter Bjorn and John and the Decemberists wore their suits and the Sahara tent was… Read more »
Season 3, Episode 11. Originally aired May 10, 2007. Special French Only Episode. Tell Pete Wentz happy birthday on June 5. It’s also the birthday of some guy in Simple Plan… Music by Vulgaires Machins, Dumas, Accrophone, Jean Leloup.