Showing posts with label the hourly radio. Show all posts
Showing posts with label the hourly radio. Show all posts

The Hourly Radio Shares Demo For LP2

Enjoy 'The Corsair' at the band's MySpace page.

Speaking of The Hourly Radio...

We have some THR Remix EPs to give away.

Be one of the first 5 people to e-mail us & win!

View the short-player's track listing here.

MP3: The Hourly Radio - Gun In Hand
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The Hourly Radio Parts Ways With Guitarist, New LP By Summer

The band explains via MySpace: *Ryan is leaving The Hourly Radio. As tough as this news is for the band, we wish him well as he makes this difficult transition. Without Ryan, this band would never have played a show. His knack for organization, eye for design and abilities as a musician transformed us into the band we are today. As for the remaining three members, we are committed to seeing Ryan's vision through to the end. There is more music in us. Over the last month we have been rehearsing and writing new material, gearing up to return to the studio. I'm excited to see how far we've come and how our sound is maturing. Expect to see a record from us this summer!* Learn more about THR here.

MP3: The Hourly Radio - Gun In Hand
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The World Of B-Sides & Rarities, #281

The Hourly Radio - Live On WOXY

Setlist:
Fear Of Standing Upright/Deaf Ears/Not A Victim/Crime Does Pay

MP3: The Hourly Radio - Live On WOXY
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The World Of B-Sides & Rarities, #223

The Hourly Radio - Deaf Ears (Shiny Toy Guns Remix)

L.O.V.E. this one.

Learn more about The Hourly Radio here.

Follow this link to visit STG at their MySpace page.

MP3: The Hourly Radio - Deaf Ears (STG Mix)
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The Hourly Radio Readies Remix EP

The latest from Dallas's finest includes eight reworkings in addition to one brand new tune, 'Gun In Hand'. The complete track listing for the short-player is as follows:

1. Gun In Hand
2. Deaf Ears (Remix by Shiny Toy Guns)
3. He Said She Said (Remix by M.J. of stellastarr*)
4. Closer (Remix by The Pipes Bros)
5. Not A Victim (Remix by Joel Habbeshaw)
6. Crime Does Pay (Remix by Dance Robots, Dance!)
7. Crime Does Pay (Remix by DJ Will Eastman)
8. Crime Does Pay (Remix by Terrorist Chic)
9. Crime Does Pay (Remix by Joel Habbeshaw)

MP3: The Hourly Radio - Gun In Hand
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The Hourly Radio v. Paramount Pictures

Here's more via The Hourly Radio's MySpace bulletin: *Asiel, Charles and Brandon and everyone else over at Commondeer Films who produced our music video for "Deaf Ears" did such an amazing job of recreating scenes from one of our favorite films "Harold & Maude" for our video, that Paramount Pictures filed a copyright claim against us and had the video removed from YouTube. They apparently thought we actually stole footage from the movie and edited it into our video. [completion of story below video]



After proving that 100% of the content in the video is original and created by us... the video is back online! In addition to being back online you can also find it on your television... But the law beat us up a little there and made us edit out the gun scene... we're such a bad influence, i know... DISCLAIMER: Do not shoot yourself or others!

best,
the hourly radio*

MP3: The Hourly Radio - Deaf Ears
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The Hourly Radio & Shiny Toy Guns Join Forces For Spring Trek

Odd pairing if you ask me but hey, don't shoot the messenger! All Hourly Radio tour dates can be found below. Asterisks indicate Shiny Toy Guns are on the bill as well while the plus sign recognizes that Stars Of Track & Field AND Shiny Toy Guns will accompany THR. Tickets to all shows on sale now.

May 24 Little Rock, AR - Juanita's *
May 25 Atlanta, GA - The Loft *
May 29 Ft. Lauderdale, FL - Culture Room +
May 30 Jacksonville, FL - Jack Rabbits +
May 31 Pensacola, FL - American Legion +
Jun 1 Tallahassee, FL - Beta Bar +
Jun 3 Orlando, FL - House of Blues +
Jun 4 Myrtle Beach, SC - House of Blues +
Jun 5 Birmingham, AL - The Nick
Jun 7 Houston, TX - The Mink
Jun 9 St. Louis, MO - Creepy Crawl
Jun 11 Chicago, IL - The Note
Jun 12 TBA
Jun 13 Denver, CO - Hi-Dive
Jun 14 Spearfish, SD - Toomey's Mill
Jun 17 Detroit, MI - Magic Stick +
Jun 19 Montreal, Quebec - TBA +
Jun 21 Toronto, Ontario - Mod Club +
Jun 22 Baltimore, MD - Sonar +
Jun 23 Hartford, CT - Webster Theater +
Jun 25 New York, NY - Highline +
Jun 26 Pittsburgh, PA - Diesel +
Jun 27 Grand Rapids, MI - The Intersection +

MP3: The Hourly Radio - Deaf Ears (via On The Pull Management)
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The Hourly Radio @ Luna Lounge: See The Lights That Have Guided Me

Jen: Last night, Matt and I ventured into the burgeoning South Williamsburg (is that what we are calling this area?) to see for the fourth time, one of our favourite acts, The Hourly Radio, and check out the newly renovated Luna Lounge. The Luna really surpassed my expectations. The space is very large with the perfect amount of tables and seating. The bar is equally as huge, a fact which makes me rather happy with (joy!) barstools. The upcoming shows the venue has booked, unfortunately, don't really match the amount of people the room holds. Hopefully, this won't be discouraging to bands when they get up on stage and see a half empty crowd, hopefully it wasn't discouraging to the bands last night.

And now, I am sitting here trying to figure out how not to sound gushy when talking about The Hourly Radio, but it is proving difficult. What really should be said about the band is that they put on one of the most well thought out, consistently beautiful and compelling shows I have seen. Though last night we were not treated to the usual fog and coloured lights, THR did reveal a new light pattern that was designed to match their music- it was throughly gorgeous.

Their set included all of our favourites from the album, ending with 'Crime does pay' and 'Deaf ears.' The crowd was also treated to a new song, which certainly fit within their vein of dark, post-rock, dance, drum-driven songs but had a slightly poppier feel to it.

There is a reason we keep coming back to this band, folks. Go see them while you can. Full tour dates here.

Matt: With fond memories of early gigs from The Kick, Mooney Suzuki and most notably, Stellastarr*, Jen and I headed to Luna Lounge - the Brooklyn version, that is. For those unfamiliar, Luna Lounge was a Lower East Side haven for unsigned bands in the late '90s and early parts of this decade. After the announcement that the venue would be closing in exchange for a high-rise apartment complex, Luna Lounge became a distant memory.

Last month, after many spiralling rumors, Luna Lounge found its new home on Metropolitan Ave in Williamsburg. While the capacity of the former Luna was in the neighborhood of 200 people, the new Luna is enormous in comparison, with a standing room that holds nearly 600 concert goers. What better way to check out the new space, then by witnessing another stellar show from one of our favorite acts, The Hourly Radio.

Opening with History Will Never Hold Me's instrumental 'Travelsigns', I knew the set was going to be brilliant, and it was. Highlighting nearly all of their debut (and one new track), The Hourly Radio lit Brooklyn on fire.

Even though Jen, Skye and myself have all seen The Hourly Radio multiple times, their sets never grow old. Their live shows are instantly memorable, intense and fearless. Taking the best parts from '80s moody/dark alternative (think Cure/Psych Furs/Joy Division) and melding it with modern layering and passionate vocals (a la Interpol), the combination is undeniably sensational.

The band will be touring all over the country for the next month or so (check out the tour dates and ALL of The Hourly Radio coverage since the beginning right here!) and I can't urge you enough to shell out the cover charge and SEE The Hourly Radio! They're simply remarkable.


The final band of the night was The GoStation. That's all.
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The Hourly Radio Want to See You There

From Scotland to NYC, we love The Hourly Radio. And thankfully for us Americans, they are back on tour. To celebrate, we are giving away a pair of tickets to the concert of your choice amongst their below tour dates. Simply email us with the subject line "I love The Hourly Radio" and we'll pick a winner at random.

Tour dates:
02/21 Boston, MA - Great Scott
02/23 Philadelphia, PA - North Star Bar
02/24 Brooklyn, NY - Luna Lounge (with The Go Station, we'll be here)
02/26 Washington, DC - Black Cat
02/27 Pittsburgh, PA - Garfield Artworks
03/01 Cleveland, OH - Peabody's Downunder
03/02 Cincinnati, OH - Mad Hatter
03/03 Nashville, TN - 12th Porter *
03/04 Atlanta, GA - TBA *
03/05 Jacksonville, FL - Jack Rabbits *
03/08 Miami, FL - Studio A *
03/09 Orlando, FL - The Social *
03/10 Tampa, FL - The Orpheum *
03/12 Mobile, AL - TBA *
03/13 Jackson, MS - W.C. Don's *
03/14 Austin, TX - SXSW
03/15 Austin, TX - SXSW
03/16 Austin, TX - SXSW
03/20 Little Rock, AR - Juanita's
03/17 Dallas, TX - The Cavern
03/21 Tulsa, OK - Mooch and Burn

* = shows with Plane Jane Automobile (myspace.com/PlainJaneAutomobile)
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History will never hold... YOU!

The Hourly Radio are on tour again... go and see em', you lucky United States type people....

02/11 Dallas, TX - Barley House
02/21 Boston, MA - Great Scott
02/23 Philadelphia, PA - North Star Bar
02/24 Brooklyn, NY - Luna Lounge
02/26 Washington, DC - Black Cat
02/27 Pittsburgh, PA - Garfield Artworks
03/01 Cleveland, OH - Peabody's Downunder
03/02 Cincinnati, OH - Mad Hatter
03/03 Nashville, TN - 12th Porter
03/04 Atlanta, GA - TBA
03/05 Jacksonville, FL - Jack Rabbits
03/08 Miami, FL - Studio A
03/09 Orlando, FL - The Social
03/10 Tampa, FL - The Orpheum
03/12 Mobile, AL - TBA
03/13 Jackson, MS - W.C. Don's
03/14 Austin, TX - SXSW
03/15 Austin, TX - SXSW
03/16 Austin, TX - SXSW
03/17 Dallas, TX - The Cavern

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The Hourly Radio Covers JAMES!

Leave it to The Hourly Radio to release the best cover I've heard all year, 11 days before 2006 is complete! For the record and those keeping score at home, my other favorite covers of the year include (but are not limited to) Final Fantasy's cover of Mariah's 'Fantasy', The Walkmen's crack on 'Many Rivers To Cross' and The Gaskets' live-staple 'Got My Mind Set On You'.

The Hourly Radio JUST sent us their acoustic take on the James classic, 'Say Something', and it's fucking genius. The band somehow manages to keep the simplicity of the original recording while evolving it into something that would have fit beautifully as a hidden track to their debut History Will Never Hold Me. Incredible!

MP3: The Hourly Radio - Say Something (James cover)
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Win Hourly Radio Tix, T-Shirt & CD!!


Can't beat that!

Just be the first person to e-mail us at THEMUSICSLUT at GMAIL dot COM (with HOURLY RADIO in the subject) and it's ALL YOURS!

The show is on 11/3 in Middleton, NJ.

Good luck!!

More on The Hourly Radio here!
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Win Hourly Radio Tix, T-Shirt & CD!!


Can't beat that!

Just be the first person to e-mail us at THEMUSICSLUT at GMAIL dot COM (with HOURLY RADIO in the subject) and it's ALL YOURS!

The show is on 11/3 in Middleton, NJ.

Good luck!!

More on The Hourly Radio here!
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More Hourly Radio Love

Now, Tripwire loves it. It, being the debut LP, History Will Never Hold Me.

Read a full review here.

The long awaited album release is this Tuesday, September 5.

This happens to be the same day that Beyonce's B'Day sees the light of day.

You make the choice.

Choose wisely!
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More Hourly Radio Love

Now, Tripwire loves it. It, being the debut LP, History Will Never Hold Me.

Read a full review here.

The long awaited album release is this Tuesday, September 5.

This happens to be the same day that Beyonce's B'Day sees the light of day.

You make the choice.

Choose wisely!
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If I Told You What I Had To Do Today...

I don't think you would actually believe me, but I'll tell you anyway. I was picking up three Himalayan guides from Nepal at JFK who had never left Nepal but were on their way to study at the University of Bridgeport for three years...

See, I told you.

Matt already covered our fantastic night of shows last night, but I thought I would add a few pictures and a word on The Annex opener.



The Tin Bangs opened the show last night at The Annex. I thought they were alright but the person I was with thought them a bit screamy. I think they have the solid underpinnings of a good rock group though. The boys, for some reason, were in need of equipment so The Hourly Radio and Stellastarr lended a hand and pitched in their instruments- note the Stellastarr drum kit in the background.


The Hourly Radio's show is the most photogenic I have ever been to. Now that I have seen them a couple of times, the smoke effects before they go on stage is enough to get me giddy.



I'd like to send a big shout out to Xiaoting whom I finally got to meet in person last night. Holla!




Props to the two girls dancing in front of We Are Americana last night. Way to get your freak on. I love this picture.


Thanks Jess, Rob, Kurt and Dennis for a great show and also being the nicest/cutest rock band I know. I'll give you sweaty hugs any day of the week.
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If I Told You What I Had To Do Today...

I don't think you would actually believe me, but I'll tell you anyway. I was picking up three Himalayan guides from Nepal at JFK who had never left Nepal but were on their way to study at the University of Bridgeport for three years...

See, I told you.

Matt already covered our fantastic night of shows last night, but I thought I would add a few pictures and a word on The Annex opener.



The Tin Bangs opened the show last night at The Annex. I thought they were alright but the person I was with thought them a bit screamy. I think they have the solid underpinnings of a good rock group though. The boys, for some reason, were in need of equipment so The Hourly Radio and Stellastarr lended a hand and pitched in their instruments- note the Stellastarr drum kit in the background.


The Hourly Radio's show is the most photogenic I have ever been to. Now that I have seen them a couple of times, the smoke effects before they go on stage is enough to get me giddy.



I'd like to send a big shout out to Xiaoting whom I finally got to meet in person last night. Holla!




Props to the two girls dancing in front of We Are Americana last night. Way to get your freak on. I love this picture.


Thanks Jess, Rob, Kurt and Dennis for a great show and also being the nicest/cutest rock band I know. I'll give you sweaty hugs any day of the week.
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The Hourly Radio @ The Annex, 8/17: Ain't Nothin' Like The Real Thing, Baby.

Another month, another Hourly Radio residency at The Annex.


Last night's half hour set was spectacular as always (although too short!).


The band started the show in typical THR fashion with 'Travelsigns' before launching into (what I consider to be) the hits, 'Crime Does Pay', 'He Said/She Said' and of course, my personal favorite, 'Deaf Ears'.


Their debut LP, History Will Never Hold Me will be out in just a few short weeks.


If you're smart you'll catch them at The Annex before they are headlining Irving Plaza. They'll be back again next Thursday @ 9pm. The best $7 you will have spent all month! I promise.
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The Hourly Radio @ The Annex, 8/17: Ain't Nothin' Like The Real Thing, Baby.

Another month, another Hourly Radio residency at The Annex.


Last night's half hour set was spectacular as always (although too short!).


The band started the show in typical THR fashion with 'Travelsigns' before launching into (what I consider to be) the hits, 'Crime Does Pay', 'He Said/She Said' and of course, my personal favorite, 'Deaf Ears'.


Their debut LP, History Will Never Hold Me will be out in just a few short weeks.


If you're smart you'll catch them at The Annex before they are headlining Irving Plaza. They'll be back again next Thursday @ 9pm. The best $7 you will have spent all month! I promise.
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The Hourly Radio Returns!

Yay, the boys are back!

This just in:

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