Sunday, August 02, 2009
Thursday, October 16, 2008
The Radsoles!
Dig The Latest! Still fresh and classic mid 80's indie rock from San Antonio's very own, The Radsoles!:
Check out: On The 7th Day and Crank up the awesome Naked...
The Radsoles: Mitchell Justice Webb (Vocals, Guitar & Bass), Tom Rehkopf (Vocals & Rhythm Guitar), Charles Gruber (Lead Guitar) and John Dufilho (Drums).
Details soon - turn it up!
So great to hear this stuff again!
Migwell
Posted by HMK at 7:50 PM Labels: 7th Day, Bedwetter, bueno, Charles Gruber, deathray davies, Freedom Rock, John Dufilho, mid 80's, Mitch Webb, naked, Radsoles, Ram, San Antonio, Taco Land, tacoland, Tom Rehkopf The Swindles
Tuesday, August 05, 2008
Dufilho on the Colbert Report!
Check it out! It's Deathray Davies, and I Love Math front man (and my bud!) John Dufilho, who also just happens to be the drummer for the amazing Apples In Stereo - and here they are, of all places, performing on Colbert Report in celebration of the release of the Japanese picture disc of the song 'Stephen, Stephen".
Rock on Jonh! I Love Math, featuring John and the amazing Jason Garner along with two cats from The Old 97's are fresh off of their recent first US Tour will be playing with Buttercup down here in San Antonio August 21st at Casbeers.
Can't wait!
Make It Louder,
Migwell
Thanks to eagle-eye Dr. Suavetone!
Posted by HMK at 8:21 AM Labels: buttercup, Colbert Report, Comedy Central, deathray davies, I Love Math, John Dufilho
Wednesday, January 24, 2007
Tourfilter

Tourfilter is one of those innovative new business ideas that came about because a smart entrepreneur wanted to solve a personal problem. Founder Chris Marstall kept missing gigs by bands he liked, and needed an easy way to track concert listings. When he couldn't find anything user-friendly or complete enough, he built his own service.
The concept is simple: a user sets up a (free) account, picks his/her own city, and then enters all of the bands he or she would like to see in concert. Twice a day, Tourfilter's software crawls through live music venue listings for each city it covers. If it comes across a band people are tracking, it sends them an email, and lets them receive show updates via RSS or iCal.
Entering a list of bands is fast and easy, with the system giving instant recommendations based on other users' lists. Users can also listen to thousands of MP3 and RealAudio tracks by bands with upcoming shows, and browse recent music blog listings, organized by band.
Think of it as a simple concert and band tracking tool that aims to become the Craigslist of live music listings.
I've got mine set up for Austin...
Check It: Tourfilter
Migwell
Posted by HMK at 1:54 PM Labels: buttercup, deathray davies, superchunk, tiki bongo, tourfilter










