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Tuesday, 12 October 2010

Podcast Episode 2


Episode 2 of our series of podcasts is now available to download through iTunes. I was joined in the 'studio' (our spare room) by Chris Morse, promoter and head of Louder Than Bombs Records to talk about the difficulties and challenges facing promoters at the moment. I was also joined by Rob Dee of Philophobia Music to share his own experiances of promoting and to entertain us with his razor sharp wit. I played some tracks that i have been enjoying recently and hope that you will also. Download here:

www.itunes.apple.com/podcast/rhubarb-bomb/id381555466


Tracklisting:

'Truth Sets In' - Avi Buffalo
'A Fathers Son' - iLiKETRAiNS
'Dreamin' - Allo Darlin'
'Holidays' - The Spills
'I Hate Scotland' - Ballboy
'Their Stats' - Shrag
'When the Weathers Wrong' - Bambinos
'Between my Ear and the Cradle' - David Tattersall
'?' - The Grand
'Walls' - Phantom Band








Constellations Festival Preview



Our recent round-up of the Summer’s huge variety of festivals had left us a little sad. Would we really have to wait til next May for it all to start again? Well, of course not, there’s still loads going on, including all the ATP stuff (sadly not for us this year), as well as something that’s looking quite special: Constellations.

Taking place in Leeds on November 14th at Leeds University, it has a chance of matching the joy and variety of ‘Live @ Leeds’ with the added advantage of keeping it all under one roof – essential as winter closes in.

3 stages will host some fantastic bands, including some of our favourite Leeds regulars, alongside some truly exceptional visitors from further affield. The difficult decisions as to where to go and who to see will begin immediately at half two, but naturally the Bomb would head off to see Wakefields finest ‘Runaround Kids’. After that, who knows, but I would personally have to go for a run of iLiKETRAiNS, Sky Larkin, Liars, Los Campesinos! and Broken Social Scene. A great band I came across just the other day, ‘Cloud Nothings’ are there too and, well, there’s not really a weak moment.

Sadly, I will not be here to see it. Whilst it seems like an awesome way to spend a miserable November Saturday, it’s not quite enticing enough to cancel a trip to Japan. Not quite. But I feel genuine sadness I can’t be there and as such, a RB writer will be there to document the whole event for me (and you). It sounds to me like a great combination of spot on local talent and interesting and unusual artists that probably wouldn’t come to Leeds so often and that is all put on in conjunction with some of great independent enterpirses (Wichita, Dance to The Radio, Brudenell, Drowned In Sound) makes it even more worth the while. Look out for that upcoming review and for more info go to www.constellationsfestival.com

Dean Freeman