The calm before the storm.
10PM
Attack The Doctor- Blockhead
Ghostwriter- RJD2
Days To Come- Bonobo, Bajka
A Circular Reeduction- Tycho
The Vibe 7/26
Looking to chill with your favorite Impact tag-team Spenny and CJax? When you’re in luck because tonight they are bringing the mellow with some of the best hip-hop tracks around. From underground rappers like Planet Asia to friends of the show like Cassius and heavy weights from G.O.O.D. Music they’ve got you covered. Tune in at 9 to hear new music from Shabazz Palace, Common, and others. As always call in at 517-884-8989 or tweet using #VibinDirty to make a request!
Follow the playlist below to keep up with the show! Read More…
Thee Hourz O’ Power – 7/24/2014
10pm
Oz – Turn the Cross Upside Down
Riot – Swords and Tequila
Borrowed Time – Sailor on the Seas of Fate
Common Ground 2014: Photo Gallery
Common Ground 2014
Created with oQey Gallery
We sent our photographers to Common Ground Music Festival to conduct some field research on the facial appearances of artists during a performance. The evidence they collected proves that artists do indeed make the weirdest of faces on stage. We believe this strange effect to be a direct result of the passion musically inclined individuals feel while performing. But, our research continues.
Check out our gallery of enthusiastic facial expressions we captured during Common Ground Music Festival of artists like Say Anything, Big Sean, Dr. Dog and The Orwells.
Artists in Order: You Blew It, Say Anything, Circa Survive, Violent Femmes, The Wailers, Berner, Chevy Woods, Ace Hood, Machine Gun Kelly, Hitman & Dj Klaverflav, Big Sean, Jukebox the Ghost, Dale Earnhardt Jr. Jr., Dr. Dog, The Orwells, Royal Teeth, X Ambassadors, Fitz and the Tantrums, Joe Hertler & the Rainbow Seekers, Earth Wind & Fire
Photographers:
Adam Bussell – Tues, Wed, Fri, Sat, Sun
Elisha Johnson – Wed, Fri
Julian Stall – Tues, Sun
Scot Wasserman – Sat
Torch & Twang
We’ve got a new live album from John Mellencamp, kicking it back to his balmy July 31, ’03 performance of Trouble No More. To hear more new music from the Americana scene, tune in at 10pm!
**PLAYLIST
Miles Tackett- Just What I Need- The Fool Who Wonders
Scott H. Biram- Slow & Easy- Nothin’ But Blood
Chris Shiflett & The Dead Peasants- Pop A Top- All Hat & No Cattle
Southern Culture On The Skids- The Little Things- Dig This
Tony Trischka- Promontory Point- Great Big World
Sit or Spin 7.27.14
My panel of four tonight focused their attention on sweet instrumentations and what makes sense to the listener. They were vibin’ on Spider Bags and Broods but not so much on Ryan Adams and Dead Stars. Tune in next week for more new jams!
Sad Modernity by Frontier Ruckus : spin
Reina by Field Mouse : spin
Gimme Something Good by Ryan Adams : sit
Did We Live Too Fast by Got A Girl : spin
Absisto by Cold Specks : sit
Up We Go by LIGHTS : spin
Ghosty by Little Racer : spin
Summer Bummer by Dead Stars : sit
Chem Trails by Spider Bags : spin
Smalls by JPNSGRLS : sit
Lose It All, All The Time by EDJ: spin
On My Mind by Liam Bailey : sit
Mother & Father by Broods : spin
Dangerous Days by Zola Jesus : spin
Queen by Perfume Genius : sit
NEW DORP, NEW YORK by Sbtrkt, Ezra Koenig : spin
Flashback 7.25.14
Chelbucket decided to not only celebrate the early 2000′s tonight, but also Christmas in July – she sprinkled in some jolly oldies on this installment of Flashback. Check out the full happenin’ set below!
Sleigh Ride – Johnny Mathis
Toxic – Britney Spears
The Reason – Hoobastank
Breaking The Habit – Linkin Park
Pity Party Playlist – 7/23/14
Pity Party Playlist – 7/23/14
One Hundred Year Ocean – Magnetic Curses
Summer Vacation – Post-You
Johnny Foreigner – Candles
Dowsing – What Did You Ever Do?
Nai Harvest – Buttercups
The Get Up Kids – Stay Gone
Tame Impala – Live Versions
Tame Impala‘s EP Live Versions was released on Record Store Day earlier this year. The EP is a collection of 9 songs picked by Kevin Parker himself (Tame Impala’s front man) recorded throughout the band’s career. The top selling vinyl is now streaming on Spotify. Check it out. Or else.
Exposure 7.22.14
This week, host Steven Rich talks with Kelly Young of the Capital Region Big Brothers Big Sisters organization about the group’s work in the area. We help Director Shannon Schmoll celebrate the 50th year anniversary of the MSU Abrams Planetarium, and MSU student Alex Moon surprises the Impact staff with a few of his pets. All this and much more.
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