Well... the Yankees totally folded (will A-rod & Torre be back??), the Mets totally collapsed (the real reason they're amazin'... clean out their pitching staff, please??).  What to do?  How about checking out these bands on this week's podcast...Wednesday, Oct. 10:  Prize Country come out of Portland to blow out that dank little basement at Lit Lounge.Thursday, Oct. 11:  The Sweet Ones punk it out at Club Midway.Friday, Oct. 12:  Gliss have a dark, sexy sound (think BRMC) and open the night at Bowery Ballroom.Saturday, Oct. 13:  Check out Low Lustre at Pianos.email me (I'm Chad) at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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Well, it's Labor Day weekend!  Time to hang out on your nearest roof top and bask in the sun... and reflect on all those things you meant to do over the summer but never did.  It's all over now.  You missed your chance.  Awww, don't be depressed.  Just grab a beer and make up for lost time.  This week's show has some great band for you to see and reflect on the summer that almost was. Friday, August 31:  The Southstreet Seaport has been playing great free live bands all summer.  This Friday is no exception.  Kick off your weekend with Deerhunter at around 7:00 as they open for Battles. Cake Shop continues with a great lineup.  First up is The Fearsome Sparrow with a cool trip hop sort of sound.  Then, plays The Actual Facts (the singer's got a really cool voice, and of course got to have good tunes behind it).  Finish off the night with The Epochs, who have some serious groove. Saturday, September 1:  Stumble into Arlene's Grocery to finish off your night with some kickin' rock & roll with The Nuclears. Sunday, September 2:  Work schmerk!  Nothing to do on Monday, so keep the party moving with Ludlow Lions at Mercury Lounge.  Make sure you get there early for them. We finish off the show with a smooth one from Kendra Morris.  You must check out this song! Enjoy your weekend! alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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I really like this line-up.  From front to back, we have a nice mix of hard & soft, rock & folk, some original sounds.  I think it's nice representation of NYC's music scene as it is today at the local clubs. Check out who's featured on this week's show: Thursday, August 16:  Moon Rabbits bring their (what I think is) early punk sound to Pianos. Friday, August 17:  Mellow out with Slim Francis at Club Midway's early show.  They have a nice soul, almost country vibe. Saturday, August 18:  We've got a smorgasboard of live acts for you.  Woods plays Cake Shop with some folk-driven sounds (with some synth too?  Interesting combo.)  I Love You Airlines was featured first on Show 46.  They're gonna shake that basement up at Lit Lounge.  Finally, Club Midway's late show for the night includes a group of guys from Glasgow in a band called Terra Diablo (think Oasis minus the whiny voice, when they have balls).  They aren't on the podcast, but check out Mystery Hangup.  What a great rock & roll band. enjoy! email Chad:  alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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The bands featured in this week's show present some unique sounds.  They're all great and look to fit very well to set the mood in their respective venues.Check it out...Friday, August 10:  Tirra Lirra come in from Chicago to take on Cake Shop.  Also, on Friday, check out Maple Stave at The Delancey.  Their sound reminds me a bit of Tool.Saturday, August 11:  Coming all the way over from Williamsburg is The Velocet to play Mercury Lounge.  They're topping off a great line-up.Don't forget to subscribe (just go to the side and click) and send me (Chad) an email at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com.  Thanks for listening!

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It's time for the annual Siren music fest in Coney Island on Saturday, July 21.  We're skipping the Alphabet City 'hood this week and hopping on the F train out to Brooklyn for some sun, the Cyclone, Nathan's hot dogs, and a day of live music on 2 stages near the beach.  This week's podcast features music from the Siren line-up... Main Stage acts:  The Twighlight Sad, The Black Lips, We Are Scientists Stillwell Stage acts:  White Rabbits, Elvis Perkins in Dearland, The Detroit Cobras, Lavender Diamond, Matt and Kim, Voxtrot, Cursive Developers are looming over Coney Island as we know it, so enjoy it while you can!  Have fun. email Chad at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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Thanks for sticking with me.  I think I've got the whole talking thing down this week, which is a nice thing when your doing a podcast (and even better for you).  Here's the line-up of featured acts this week:Friday, July 13:  The Besnard Lakes shows us that Montreal still is kickin' the rock scene.  They play Mercury Lounge.  Opening the show is The Muggabears (Show 47).Saturday, July 14:  Kite will be taking their cool psychadelic sound to Cake Shop. Also Saturday, July 14:  F-Units rock out Club Midway at around midnight. By the way, check out Land of Talk in a free green show on Saturday afternooon.And don't forget Ford & Fitzroy playing their residency all month on Thursdays at Pianos. Make sure you come back next week as we gear up for Siren at Coney Island next week. e-mail Chad at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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Happy birthday to us!  It's the week of July 4th.  Time to celebrate our independence.  Don't know the deal with my brain and mouth this week.  They just weren't in sync.  But we still have some great bands.  Check out who's featured in this week's show:Thursday, July 5:  Perry Went Home makes their way from St. Louis to Pianos.Friday, July 6:  Brooklyn's My Teenage Stride play at Cake Shop.Saturday, July 7:  Batorats take the stage at Tiswas at The Annex.  I saw them play a few months ago, and they were great.Saturday, July 8:  Memphis is truly a mecca for music of music all kinds, and they bring us Antique Curtains, a band with a unique punk sound.  Check them out at Cake Shop before going to The Annex.Comments?  Email Chad at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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Damn, it's been a while!  After sorting out my new schedule (new job issues), I've found my way back here again... finally.  Thought I had it figured out when I was getting Show 49 together, but I guess not.  Welcome to Show 50!  Here's what's featured this week...Got a nice new tune from Indianburn, who I've featured here before.  Saw them play a fine set out in Brookyn at Trash Bar.  They're a lot of fun to watch.  Do a search for them on itunes too.Tuesday, June 19:  Cock Lorge's been playing a residency at Piano's.  Check out the last show.  With songs like this, it's bound to be a lot of fun.  And if you're trying to get some action, take a date.  You'll be sure to get the point across.  Thursday, June 21:  Black Horse brings 2 serious guitars and a drum machine to Club Midway.  If you like The Kills, you should check out Black Horse.  Black Horse rocks it out a bit more, though.Friday, June 22:  Could it be the last show for Group Sounds?  It looks like it might be so.  See them at the Mercury Lounge.Saturday, June 23:  The Narrator drop in from Chicago to play Cake Shop.  Got a great song from them.Email Chad at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com.Thanks for listening, and enjoy the show!

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Well, I've had some serious computer and time issues, so it's been awhile.  But your fearless host, Chad, is back again, ready to bring you a sample of the upcoming week in live music in and around Alphabet City, NYC.  Thanks for sticking with me.Since the last show a favorite venue around here had its final show.  A fond farewell to Sin-e.  It was a great place.  I saw one of my favorite shows ever there, The Presets, last summer.  Go see them if you ever get the chance.Check out what's featured on this week's show...Wednesday, April 4:  The King Left hit Pianos to start off their month-long residency.Thursday, April 5:  Crackers United has moved their Friction show from the ill-fated Sin-e to the Mercury Lounge.  They have an amazing lineup with Land of Talk, who I've talked about many times on this show.  This week, I have a song from the opener, Balun.  They've got an electronic thing going on.  Pretty unique for this venue.Friday, April 6:  Listen to some energenic, seriously kick-ass psychobilly at The Delancey with The Tombstone Brawlers.  They've got 2 sets scheduled for the same night!Saturday, April 7:  Go to Club Midway for some White Noise.  Classic indie rock sound.  Their singer reminds me of one of my all-time favorites, Peter Garrett (the singer from Midnight Oil), without all the politics.Drop me (Chad) a line at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com.

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We've got a pretty eclectic mix of styles this week.  Only 3 acts this time, but they're quite a spectrum of sounds.See who's playing around the neighborhood this weekend.  This week's podcast features...Thursday, March 8:  Kreisor plays Club Midway.  An old school stoner rock sound, heavy on the guitar and keyboards.  They put together some really good jams.Friday, March 9:  The Beautiful Traps hit Fat Baby from Philly.  This one reminds me of a '60's-inspired pop rock band.Saturday, March 10:  Head to Pianos and see Ford & Fitzroy for a classic indie band.  Bouncy guitar and cracking voice work really well together.HAVE FUN!alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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Well, the podcast's been going strong now for a whole year!  Thanks for your support.  Can't believe that I've been able to keep it going this long.  Seems like only yesterday that I started this half-baked attempt to be New York's own Dr. Johnny Fever.Nothing extra special for this week's show to celebrate the anniversary.  No need.  Rather let the NYC scene do it for me.  Here's what's featured on this week's podcast...Thursday, March 1:  Uncut hits Brooklyn at the reincarnation of Luna Lounge.  Some nice noise from Toronto.  They played Pianos on Wednesday night.  Makes me wonder what's behind a group of guys calling themselves "Uncut."  Know what I'm sayin'?Friday, March 2:  Go to Sin-e and see The Muggabears.  Fans of artsy melodic noise bands like Sonic Youth should like this one.  I know I do.Saturday, March 3:  I've got 2 choices for this night.  If your into hardcore stoner rock that kicks your teeth in, check out Vincent Black Shadow at Club Midway.  On the other hand, if you'd rather see some '60's inspired psychadelic pop, go see The Headquarters at the tiswas party at The Annex.  Whatever suits your mood.  Don't think you'll be disappointed either way.send me (Chad) an e-mail at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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Yo, yo, yo!!!  Back again with some more great live bands here in downtown New York.  Here's the taste you get on this week's podcast: Thursday, Feb. 22:  Check out Cock Lorge at Fat Baby.  Pornographic songs that don't take themselves seriously and with great melodies.  Friday, Feb. 23:  The Picture plays Sin-e.  If you haven't heard, it's official that Sin-e's days are numbered, so take advantage of some great live tunes here before it's too late. Saturday, Feb. 24:  The band I Love You Airlines at The Annex for the weekly tiswas party.  Nice pop tunes with a touch of electronic to it. Plus, a little nugget from Seizure 17.  Don't know what you call it (grunge? punk?), but it's cool.  Check out those lyrics!  Saw them recently, and it was some good stuff. e-mail Chad at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com  

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COLTS WIN!!!!!  COLTS WIN!!!!!  Best thing ever in the history of American sports?  If you ask me... yes!  Still basking in the glow that one of my teams didn't totally choke.  So, with all the preparations for the Super Bowl and the hoopla after the Colts' big win, I got a late start on this week's show, so we're starting this one with Thursday night.  But Saturday's show is going to be a great one, so I've got a sampling from a few of the bands on that night.Here's what we've got on the podcast this week...Thursday, Feb. 8:  The Ready Set start the night at Sin-e.  They're worth getting there early.Friday, Feb. 9:  The Delancey has a long list of bands, but make sure you get there to see the Statues of Liberty.  They sometimes do this guitar/bass thing that reminds me of Alice in Chains, sounds like it would be great live.Saturday, Feb. 10:  The Mercury Lounge has an awesome line-up.  You've already heard about the Bon Savants on Shows 34 & 41.  Now check out Black Moth Super Rainbow.  They mix some electronica in their rock music for a cool and creative sound.  Then 2 great rock acts, Shade and Up The Empire.  It looks like a great night of live music.e-mail Chad at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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Sorry I missed last week, folks.  Just too much going on.  But this one has some outstanding bands to make up for it.  So check out who's playing here this week...Wednesday, Jan. 31:  The Born Ruffians hit Mercury Lounge after a couple of dates at Bowery Ballroom.  Some good pop indie rock from Toronto.  Looks like Montreal's not the only Canadian city to bring us some good music.Thursday, Feb. 1:  The Boroughs, a great punk band from across the river in Astoria, play Pianos with The Black Angels out of Austin.  The Black Angels have a deep rock sound that reminds me of BRMC.  Really liked this song that they have for download, so I couldn't resist playing it and giving a double dose for this date.Friday, Feb. 2:  Sin-e has The Mood.  Another nice song.  This one's fitting for this time of year.Saturday, Feb. 3:  The Measure (SA) plays a benefit show at The Delancey.  This is some great, tight-sounding punk.Finally, finish the show off with indianburn, who recently put on a great show at Arlene's Grocery.  Check out one of their songs at the close of the show.Questons?  Comments? e-mail Chad at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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BRRRRR!!!  It's getting cold out now.  Don't be a wimp.  Get out and see these bands!  You MUST do it.  It is your duty.Wednesday, Jan. 17:  Check out Dirty Lenin at Sin-e.  They put on a crazy cabaret-inspired show.  Lots of energy!Thursday, Jan. 18:  The Upwelling plays an early set at Mercury Lounge.  I first heard them on a compilation disc, Virgin Recommends 15, which I received free with another disc at least a year ago.  They could headline any night here.Friday, Jan. 19:  Head to Club Midway to check out The Gaskets out of Richmond, VA.  My parents live in Richmond, so I have an affinity for the town and wouldn't expect this cool synth pop from there.Saturday, Jan. 20:  Telenovelastar at The Delancey.  These ladies will rawk you out!Don't forget to e-mail Chad at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com!

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Celebrate global warming!  Go out and experience the local music scene we have here in downtown New York!  More great bands are playing this week. Here's what you get in this week's podcast... Wednesday, Jan. 10:  Battle for Wyoming takes to Lit Lounge.  Tons of bass and drums... some great metal. Thursday, Jan. 11:  Mercury Lounge hosts Demander, another metal band but with a female voice.  I've seen some comparisons to Yeah Yeah Yeahs.  See what you think. Friday, Jan. 12:  Good pop rock with Haunted Horses at Cake Shop.  I've got a real catchy song for you from them. Saturday, Jan. 13:  Mahogany plays as part of another Crackers United show at Sin-e with O'Death (Show 37) and Daylight's for the Birds (Show 39).  They have a very creative, ambient sound.  Fans of shoegazer bands and Stereolab should like them. email Chad at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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Well, it's a new year and a new show full of more New York bands plus an out of towner from L.A.  Yes, L.A. still has some sort of a music scene even though Poison and Motley Crue have had their 15 minutes.  Hope you all greeted the new year in style.  I saw a great set of bands at Club Midway as reported on last week's show.Here's a sample of who's playing the scene this week and featured on this week's podcast...Wednesday, Jan. 3:  The Sweet Ones hit The Delancey.  They've got lots of energy.  Great way to take a break from the week.Thursday, Jan. 4:  Join Seer as they start their East Coast tour.  They've got a harder, darker sound, pretty heavy on the bass.  They play Arlene's Grocery, and are playing a few more shows in New York this weekend.Friday, Jan. 5:  I listen to this band and feel like I should be at the beach.   Vampire Weekend play Club Midway.Saturday, Jan. 6:  The Hatch come in from L.A. to bring their pop rock tunes to Pianos.  They start their residency this weekend, so check them out every Saturday this month.Got another song from the Bon Savants.  I featured them on Show 34, CMJ week, and I saw thier album mentioned this week in one of our local free dailies, AM New York, which has a pretty good music section.  I've also been hearing them a lot on Sirius lately, so I play a song in honor of their burgeoning fame.Go to podcastalley or itunes to subscribe to the show.e-mail Chad at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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Next up:  New Year's Eve.  I get so sick of hearing everyone say they hate New Year's Eve and still go out for it anyway.  Don't find yourself at a lame-ass bar in Murray Hill and pay a $100+ cover.  Just go out and have a good time like any other weekend.  There are lots of bands playing for the night.  This week's episode gives you a rundown of the New Year's Eve shows, going outside the Alphabet City area, which we normally focus on. I talk about others on the podcast, but here are a few notable highlights with the bands that are featured on this week's show. Hammerstein Ballroom's got Clap Your Hands Say Yeah.  Last year they played on New Year's Eve at Irving Plaza (which has Brazilian Girls this year).  Their new album comes out at the end of January. Mercury Lounge:  Radio 4, Oxford Collapse, and New Idea Society.  This looks to be an outstanding lineup.  Check out episode 10, where I featured Oxford Collapse months ago. Arlene's Grocery:  Upbeat, fun bands (Chris Cubet and the Liar's Club; The Stoned) with rock and roll karaoke after.  If you're going to do karaoke, this is it... live band backs you up on the Arlene's Grocery stage.  Lot's of fun! Club Midway:  If you're looking to party all night, this looks like the one to hit.  The show starts at 10:00 with bands starting up every hour after that until 3:00 a.m.  Great set of bands playing too.  See Sh-sh-sh-shark Attack, Size Queens, Real Kids, Dead Combo, A Place to Bury Strangers, which was featured on episode 4. ...plus I talk about others on the podcast.  Enjoy! HAPPY NEW YEAR Send me (Chad) an e-mail at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com  

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Well, the holidays have caught up to us here.  It's a little slow finding the good shows to see this week, but I've still managed to find some fine bands to catch.  Doubling up Thursday night this week since Wednesday night wasn't so good.  We've got a good mix on this week's podcast.Thursday, Dec. 21:  Daylight's For the Birds plays some beautiful music that could be used to evoke some insightful dreams.  They'll be at Mercury Lounge.Also, if you're looking for something a little faster, hit Lit Lounge for Matter Antimatter.  Friday, Dec. 22:  Hello Nurse plays Mercury Lounge.  Time to celebrate your (at least) 3-day weekend with a little post-punk.Saturday, Dec. 23:  Hellfire Boys Club takes on a punk night with a great line-up at Arlene's Grocery.Enjoy the podcast show this week, and enjoy one of these shows and let me know what you think.e-mail Chad at alphabetcityradio@gmail.comMERRY CHRISTMAS!!!

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During the holidays bands usually slow down and take a break from touring, but we've still got a great week of live shows here in downtown NYC.  This one's only local bands (they don't have to travel far and still get a good show in) and shows how strong the scene is here. A pretty eclectic mix for the podcast this week... Wednesday, Dec. 13:  We start it off with Electric Shadows, a great pure rock and roll band, playing at Fat Baby. Thursday, Dec. 14:  Beat the Devil has a very special, unique sound that must be heard.  It's really indescribable, but I can say that they have a voice and music that is totally cool but with some real emotion that you can feel.  They play Sin-e. Friday, Dec. 15:  Go out and celebrate my birthday and dance along with Thieves Like Us at The Delancey.  Another really unique style, but their music is more dance.  Living legend and producer Prince Paul will be making an appearance upstairs at the Delancey too. And you can see Lake Trout from Show 6 at Mercury Lounge. Saturday, Dec. 16:  Finally, the Brought Low hit the stage at Club Midway.  New York band with a southern rock sound.  It's a great one too. Also, see Earl Greyhound at The Delancey and see what I've been talking about.  They rock! e-mail Chad at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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Hey, folks!!  Winter may have finally come, but don't let it keep you in!  As always, there are some great bands hitting the stage here.Thursday, Dec. 7:  Ghostfinger plays Pianos.  Group of Southern guys invade our turf.  They've got a really cool sound.Friday, Dec. 8:  Again, at Pianos (they seem to have a consistent solid line-up), we've got NYC's The Sugar Report.  If you like VHS or Beta or (dare I say) Interpol, you'll probably like these guys.Saturday, Dec. 9:  New wave/punk sound of The Slats from Minneapolis hits Sin-e.  They're cool.  Minneapolis is known to have a good music scene.  See what it has to offer.Sunday, Dec. 10:  I love this one... a bluegrass-influenced (rock? punk?) band from New York.  o'deathAnd... don't forget.  Chad loves to get e-mails.  He stares all day at his computer screen and bases the worth of his existence on the number of e-mails he receives.  You can make him feel real good at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com.

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Back again after a Thanksgiving hiatus.  Glad to see after a slow week, the NY music scene picks up where it left off.  Now that you've slept off the turkey, it's time to go out and have a good time.I've got to mention that the record from a featured band in Show 1, Earl Greyhound, was reviewed by Spin mag.  They gave it 4 stars in a great review.  Can't say I disagree.  You heard it first on Alphabet City Radio!Here's who's featured on this week's podcast:Wednesday, Nov. 29:  Indianburn takes the stage at Sin-e.  Some nice guitars and a great voice (mix of Bowie and Costello) in this band.Thursday, Nov. 30:  The Hunt transcends their cheesey web page to create some cool, dark, party rock.  They play Cake Shop.Friday, Dec. 1:  We've got something a little more mellow and smooth with Page France out of Maryland and playing at Mercury Lounge.Also, get a free treat and pop on the tube tonight and watch Letterman.  Silversun Pickups are playing.  See what I've been talking about.Saturday, Dec. 2:  Montreal's pop rockers, The Stills, start their 2 night stand at Bowery Ballroom.  enjoy!Send Chad an e-mail at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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Back again!!  Had to skip a week since I ran the NYC Marathon last weekend.  It was some of the most fun I've had and the most grueling thing I've ever been through in my life.  But I'm happy to brag about it a little and say I ran a 3:08, and after telling myself at mile 23 that I would never do it again, I'm looking forward to running Boston in April.So, look who's on the podcast this week...Wednesday, Nov. 15:  Catfish Haven bring their bluesy rock (perfect to drink a glass of Jack to) from Chicago to Mercury Lounge.  They're a perfect compliment to one of my favorites, Heartless Bastards, who I've talked about before and featured way back on Alphabet City Radio Show 6.Thursday, Nov. 16:  I Am The Heat play Sin-e.  Some straight up rock & roll.  Perfect for this venue.Friday, Nov. 17:  The Hate My Day Jobs (can you believe this perfect name?!) sing songs about having a great time and forgetting about the stresses of real life.  Tons of energy.  They play Lit Lounge.  It's Friday... take advantage of no day job on Saturday.Saturday, Nov. 18:  Overlord will be at Cake Shop.  Quality pop tunes.  Forget Modest Mouse at Bowery and go see Overlord.Finish off with a song from an interesting band called Har Ik Zehr.  Rock band, sing some of their songs in Urdu.  Play Arlene's Grocery on Thursday night (November 16)e-mail Chad (your host) at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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It's time for the CMJ Music Marathon!  If you aren't familiar with CMJ week, just take a listen to this week's show.  There are showcases galore all over lower Manhattan, especially here around the Alphabet City area, as well as in Brooklyn.  Bands play all day from October 31 - November 4.It's a really exciting event for indie music lovers.Here's who's featured on this week's Alphabet City Radio show:Opening with the Bon Savants here from Boston, playing on Friday, Nov. 4 for an early show at Mercury Lounge before heading out on tour.  Check out this song, Why This Could Never Work Between Us, off of their new album.Wednesday, Nov. 1:  The Rinse hit the CMJ stage at Club Midway.Thursday, Nov. 2:  Get a little country fix with Angela Desveaux at Tonic.  Looks like Montreal keeps giving us more musical gems.  Get there early for this show, first for Angela (she's on at 8:00) and then for the open bar.I told you a couple of weeks ago to get tickets for the Thunderbird Records showcase to see the Silversun Pickups on this night at Pianos.  Now they're sold out.  Too bad for you if you miss out!Friday, Nov. 3:  Thunderbirds Are Now play Pianos, coming in to hit it big at CMJ from the Detroit area.  Saturday, Nov. 4:  Before hitting Mercury Lounge to see the Bon Savants, head to the matinee show at Pianos and check out the cool electronic/rock/dance tunes of Zambri.  Really cool stuff.Other notable shows are this night's shows at The Delancey with a lineup of bands (Earl Greyhound, Bravo Silva, Soft) that almost wholly has been featured right here on Alphabet City Radio... but remember where you heard them first!  And a set with The Mooney Suzuki and Margot and the Nuclear So and So's at Rebel on West 14th Street.Close the podcast show out this week with Land of Talk, playing all week at different venues, ending with Mercury Lounge on Friday.Now, go out and take advantage of this exciting week.  E-mail Chad at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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Back again after a sweet Chili Peppers show last week.  They even played a little Mother's Milk with Nobody Weird Like Me... nice!  Flea's still got it.Saw recently that The Deli Magazine's web site has named Earl Greyhound's new album as the NYC CD of the month.  But I was giving you the 411 on them back in February with Show 1 of Alphabet City Radio!  In other words, keep coming back here if you want to hear the buzz before it buzzes. Check out what's on the podcast this week...Wednesday, Oct. 25:   The Standing Nudes out of Brooklyn hit the stage at Cake Shop.Salt and Samovar (from Show 30) hit Mercury Lounge .Thursday, Oct. 26:  Check out The Fake Accents at Pianos.  I'd describe the sound as Lou Reed playing for a band that is a cross between The Hives and The Strokes.Friday, Oct. 27:  A little indie hip hop at Sin-e with The Metermaids.  Forget West Coast, these guys mix it up New York style.Seizure 17 (Show 20) will be out in Brooklyn at The Lyceum.Saturday, Oct. 28:  Tiger City mixes a little electronic with their guitars and drums at Mercury Lounge.Here's a cool one that caught my eye:  The Head Set (Show 2) will be covering Queen's album The Game.  It's a great album, so it would be interesting to see what they do with it.I close this edition of Alphabet City Radio with one from The Handsome Public in honor of their shows in Iceland.  Happy travels!e-mail:  alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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I'll be at the Meadowlands funkin' it up with the Chili Peppers on Wednesday night (looking forward to hearing what John might cover this time), but it's still an excellent week for the live tunes in our 'hood too.Here's who's on this week's podcast:Wednesday, Oct. 18:  Wussy (and here) (w/Chuck from the Ass Ponys) from Cincinnati hits Lit Lounge.Thursday, Oct. 19:  Australia's The Mess Hall (and here) invades the stage at Mercury Lounge.  They've toured recently with Wolfmother, and with their retro rock sound, it's easy to see why.Friday, Oct. 20:  Catch some good solid rock music from New York's Blood Red Sun.  They're at Sin-e.E-mail Chad at alphabetcityradio@gmail.comSaturday, Oct. 21:  The eclectic sounds of El Jezel (and here) at The Delancey.  Check them out.  It's really cool how they change their style among their songs.Saw Silversun Pickups last week.  What an amazing show!  The whole band sounded great, and they were totally psyched for the show, which in turn electrified the crowd.  They'll be at Pianos for CMJ on Nov. 2 for the Dangerbird Records showcase.  There are cheap-ass tix available.  It's one that shouldn't be missed.Send Chad an email at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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Yo, yo, yo!  It's the Alphabet City Radio show.  This is a very special episode.  I've got a great brand-new song from The Glass, who are playing every Thursday this month at Pianos.  Thanks to Dominique.  It's the first time this song has ever been broadcast! Thursday, October 12, and every Thursday in October, The Glass hits the stage at Pianos.  These guys are producing some great beats.  Cool to see indie music that isn't always necessarily rock. Wednesday, October 11, The Sketches (and click here) play their power piano pop at Arlene's Grocery as a part of DC in NYC. Thursday, October 12, Bowery Ballroom's got Viva Voce (and click here) from Portland.  Sort of an anti-White Stripes (although they do rock it out a bit)... she plays guitar, while he plays the drums, and they've never claimed to be brother and sister (as far as I know). Friday, October 13, don't lock yourself in your room to escape Friday the 13th, embrace it, and see the shoe-gazers Charlene (and click here) at Cake Shop. Saturday, October 14, Dark Side of the Cop (and click here) play Lit Lounge.  Check if you think this singer sounds like Brian Wilson reincarnated (although he isn't really dead). email Chad at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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Sorry, folks, this show's a little shorter than normal.  I've had a rough week, so I didn't have all the time I would have liked.  However, I still was able to find some choice bands that will be playing in the 'hood.  So check out who's on the show this week...Thursday, October 5:  Salt & Samovar will be having their CD release party at Pianos.  (The Glass start their month-long residency too.  I featured them way back on Show 5... still creating some nice beats.)Friday, October 6:  Dead Rabbit hops the water from Staten Island to play at Fat Baby.Saturday, October 7:  The Village Green, pretty popular band out on the West Coast, will be playing at Club Midway, right here in the middle of Alphabet City. Also, on SATURDAY, The ColourSound (and here) is playing Crash Mansion, which is on Bowery, at 9:00.  I haven't featured any shows from this venue in the past, but I first featured this New York band back on Show 19, and they have a really cool, smooth sound.  Another reason why the local scene is so strong.  I'll be there, so it must be good stuff, right!?I also saw an awesome show by Bettie Serveert last weekend at the Mercury Lounge.  Classic... played lots of old favs.Send Chad an e-mail at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com.

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This week's show has some really great songs.  We've always got something good going on each week here in the downtown New York venues, but there's just something about the songs I have for you this week, so make sure you click the link below and check out the show.  Don't forget that you can always subscribe at www.podcastalley.com and itunes. Here's what I've got for you... Wednesday, September 27:  Check out the power pop of Auto Interiors (www.myspace.com/autointeriors) at Lit Lounge.  They'll be here from the Boston area. Thursday, September 28:  Mobius Band (www.mobiusband.com, www.myspace.com/mobiusband) take the stage at Mercury Lounge.  They have a real cool sound that mixes some electronic into their guitars and drums, but it doesn't sound like they're trying too hard or following a trend.  They do it so well that it just sounds cool. Thursday, September 28:  If you're up for some straight up rock with tons of energy, head straight for Bowery Ballroom and see Be Your Own Pet (www.beyourownpet.net, www.myspace.com/beyourownpetmusic).  I saw them at the Siren Festival a couple of years ago, and they killed. Friday, September 29:  Power piano pop brought to you by Mancino (www.mancinomusic.com, www.myspace.com/mancino) at The Delancey.  I hear that if you're a Pavement fan, then you'll like these guys. Saturday, September 30:  The Thin Lines (www.thefinelinesmusic.com, www.myspace.com/thefinelines) play at Arlene's Grocery.  The song I have for you here has a fast post punk beat, pretty cool. Drop me (Chad) a line at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com.  

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I start off this week's episode with the amazing guitar work of Swati (www.swatilive.com), who I featured on Show 21.  I saw her a couple of weeks ago at the Medusa Festival at CBGB, and she played a tremendous set.  The song I have for you is from her CD.  Go to her Web site and grab a copy NOW!  Top to bottom, it's a great piece of work, and a nice example of the talent we have here. Wednesday, September 20:  The Room (www.myspace.com/roomtheband) takes the stage at Club Midway upon their return from their tour in Germany, Austria, and Switzerland.  If you're a fan of Modest Mouse, I think you'll dig the song I have for you. Thursday, September 21:  Check out The Comas (www.thecomas.com, www.myspace.com/thecomas) at the Mercury Lounge, some powerful guitar-driven music. Friday, September 22:  Boy/Girl (www.pleasehate.us, www.myspace.com/pleasehateus) play Sin-e.  They have a spastic style of music, which I really dig if it's done right, and it's done right here. Saturday, September 23:  Stink Mitt (www.stinkmitt.com, www.myspace.com/stinkmitt) come in from Canada to shake up Alphabet City Radio with their funky style of hip hop. Send Chad an e-mail at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com.  

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Once again, the LES doesn't let us down.  The show's got some great talent as always.  Check out who's on the podcast this week:Wednesday, September 13:  Follow the Train (www.followthetrain.com, www.myspace.com/followthetrain) is here from Louisville, playing Lit Lounge.  Check them out live here.Thursday, September 14:  We've got some nice and dirty rock and roll all the way from Liverpool with Dirtblonde (www.dirtblonde.co.uk, www.myspace.com/dirtblondexxx) at Pianos.  They're playing a series of shows in the area all week, so check out their schedule on the Web.Also on Thursday:  Seasick (www.myspace.com/seasicksongs) offers up some eerie psychadelic tunes (stoner music.. right on) at Club Midway.Friday, September 15:  Chris Glover's (www.chrisglover.com, www.myspace.com/chrisglover) got some serious soul and cool pop tunes, playing at Sin-e.Saturday, September 16:  Boston's Aberdeen City (www.aberdeencity.com, www.myspace.com/aberdeencity) has just re-released their album and is on a big tour to promote it, gracing our city at the Bowery Ballroom.  Some great rock tunes.The headliner ain't so bad either.  Check out Electric Six too.Send Chad an e-mail at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com.

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Labor Day weekend may be over, but I've got an eclectic group of diversions for you.  Don't let the Man bring you down!!!Wednesday, September 6:  Chromeo (www.chromeo.net, www.myspace.com/chromeo) at Cake Shop.  Get your groove on!Thursday, September 7:  Black Skies (www.myspace.com/losblackskies) at Arlene's Grocery.  Dark, heavy metal.Friday, September 8:  The Jetties (www.myspace.com/jetties) at Fat Baby.  Get your pop punk fix.Saturday, September 9:  Kaiser Cartel (www.kaisercartel.com, www.myspace.com/kaisercartel) at the Living Room with what I like to call some sweet alternative folk.e-mail your host, Chad, at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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No need to leave the City to celebrate your Labor Day weekend.  Listen here for a sample of a great way to cap off your summer!Bound Stems (www.boundstems.com, www.myspace.com/boundstems) at Mercury Lounge on Wednesday, August 30.The Volunteers (www.thevolunteersrock.com, www.myspace.com/thevolunteers) at Lit Lounge on Thursday, August 31.Forget Cassettes (www.forgetcassettes.com, www.myspace.com/forgetcassettes)  at Pianos on Friday, September 1.Airiel (www.airiel.com, www.myspace.com/airiel) at Sin-e on Saturday, September 2, with The Vandelles and A Place to Bury Strangers, who I've featured on Shows 4 and 22.e-mail Chad at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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Back again and undeterred!  This set of bands and songs are great from front to back.  Lots of talent here...Kung-Fu Grip (www.myspace.com/kungfugrip, www.kung-fugrip.info) at Fat Baby on Wednesday, August 23.The Animators (www.theanimators.com) at The Living Room on Thursday, August 24.Chris Mills (www.myspace.com/chrismillsmusic, www.chris-mills.com) here from Chicago at Pianos on Friday, August 25.The Dead Betties (www.myspace.com/thedeadbetties, www.thedeadbetties.com) will kick some major ass at the Club Midway on Saturday.e-mail Chad:  alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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THE GROUND-BREAKING SPECIAL GUEST EPISODE Sorry! I'm way late on this one because it took time to get the show up to speed.  This one's a true experiment.  Gustavo joins me for this week's episode as the first co-host of Alphabet City Radio.  Check it out as he blesses us with his wisdom.  BEWARE:  The sound sucks, so I apologize for that too.  Wednesday, August 16, the Dutch lads of Voicst (www.myspace.com/voicst, www.voicst.com) come here for some great rock, playing at Mercury Lounge.  Get there early for this one! The Handsome Public (www.myspace.com/thehandsompublic) then bless the new wave air of Sin-e with their live show on Friday, August 17. It's Sin-e again with Poingly (www.myspace.com/poingly) for some punk, but get there early for this one too on Saturday, August 18. Then head over to The Annex for the Tiswas party on Saturday night to see Trouble Everyday (www.myspace.com/troubleeveryday). e-mail at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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... and we keep it rolling again with a great week of live tunes!A Place to Bury Strangers (www.myspace.com/aplacetoburystrangers, www.aptbs.com) starts us off at Sin-e on Tuesday, August 8.Hymns (www.myspace.com/hymnsband, www.hymnsband.com) have a cool, smooth sound at Living Room on Wednesday.Does everybody love Tall Hands?  (www.myspace.com/tallhands)  They say so.  Check them out at Pianos on Thursday.Throwing Muses (www.throwingmusic.com) are back!!  And they're playing Bowery on Saturday.  Bound to be an excellent show.Send Chad e-mail at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com.

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Damn!  It's hot out this week!!  Time to go out and rub some sweaty elbows with these great acts...Seizure 17 (www.myspace.com/seizure17) is playing Club Midway on Wednesday, August 2.  Cool tunes and great lyrics to their songs.Thursday, August 3, we've got some amazing acoustic guitar unlike any other you've heard with Swati (www.swatilive.com, www.myspace.com/swatilive) playing at The Living Room, some real emotion here.The Singles (www.thesingles.us, www.myspace.com/thesingles) are visiting from Detroit to bring us some great rock music on Friday, August 4, at The Delancey.Life in Polaroids (www.myspace.com/kristinastapelfeld) and Scott and the Grey Area (www.elizabethharper.net, www.myspace.com/elizabethharper)  will have some beautiful tunes for us on Saturday, August 5, at Cake Shop... but get there early.  They are a great example of why you should see the opening acts of any given night.Send Chad an e-mail at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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A new venue featured this week... right in the middle of Alphabet City!  Where else?The Station Myth (www.thestationmyth.com, www.myspace.com/thestationmyth) are playing at Sin-e on Wednesday, July 26.  Check them out here.  If you like them, you can download their whole album on their Web site.  Amazing work.The King Left (www.thekingleft.com, www.myspace.com/thekingleft) also on Wednesday, July 26 at Midway @ 25 Ave. B.  This is the first time I've featured a band playing at this venue, and it's right in the middle of our neighborhood, so you can easily stumble home.And for a rebirth of smooth '60's tunes...Cake Shop is the place to be on Thursday, July 27, to see The Black Hollies (www.myspace.com/theblackhollies, www.ernestjenning.com).andPurple Tree (www.purpletreemusic.com, www.myspace.com/purpletreeband)  at Fat Baby on Friday July 28.e-mail Chad with your feedback at alphabetcity@gmail.com

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Check it out!  Another great week of live acts playing downtown NYC.  The Blend (www.theblendnyc.com; www.myspace.com/theblendband)  kicks it off at Pianos on Wednesday, July 19. We've got The Coloursound (www.thecoloursound.com; www.myspace.com/thecoloursound) on Friday, July 21, at Arlene's Grocery. Then, get ready for some serious rock with the Giraffes (www.thegiraffes.com; www.myspace.com/thegiraffes) at Mercury Lounge on Saturday, July 22.  They're going to make your ears bleed!  But in a good way. Also on Saturday, Mahi Mahi (www.mahimahi.com; www.myspace.com/mahimahi) plays some real live dance.  A real band that plays real music. e-mail:  alphabetcityradio@gmail.com  

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Your fearless host, Chad, is changing it up a little this week with a preview of this Saturday's Siren Music Festival (www.villagevoice.com/siren) out at Coney Island.  It's a free all-day live music show right in the middle of the rides and off the boardwalk.This week's edition of Alphabet City Radio features some of the acts that will be performing:Dead Boy and the Elephant Men (www.deadboyandtheelephantmen.com, www.myspace.com/deadboyandtheelephantmen)The Rogers Sisters (www.therogerssisters.com, www.myspace.com/therogerssisters)Man Man (www.wearemanman, www.myspace.com/wearemanman)Dirty on Purpose (www.dirtyonpurpose.com, www.myspace.com/dirtyonpurpose, www.northstreetrecords.net)Tapes 'n Tapes (www.tapesntapes.com, www.myspace.com/tapesntapes)The Stills (www.thestills.net, www.myspace.com/thestills, www.vice-recordings.com)The Cribs (www.thecribs.com, www.myspace.com/thecribs)Have a great time!  Drop me an e-mail at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com.

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Once again, I had to go on a short hiatus, but I'm back again just in time for indie-pendence week.  Continue your July 4th celebrations all week with these great indie acts!Die Romantik (www.dieromantik.com, www.myspace.com/dieromantik) starts it off on Wednesday, July 5, at Pianos.Immaculate Machine (www.immaculatemachine.com, www.myspace.com/immaculatemachine) is here all the way from Victoria, BC to play on Thursday, July 6, at Mercury Lounge.Get your fix for some quality hip hop with NY's Team Facelift (www.teamfacelift.com, www.myspace.com/teamfacelift) at Sin-e on Friday, July 7.Also on Friday, if hip hop's not your thing, you can catch real cool bluesy folk with The Rosewood Thieves (www.myspace.com/rosewoodthieves) at Fat Baby.The Action Painters (www.myspace.com/actionpainters) cap it off on Saturday, July 8, at Arlene's Grocery.e-mail:  alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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Sorry I missed you last week, but I'm recovered from a massive hangover and back again!  Sexor Suicide?  Check them out at Lit Lounge on Wednesday, June 21 and decide for yourself.  (www.myspace.com/sexorsuicide) The Big Sleep (www.thebigsleep.com, www.myspace.com/sonofthetiger) won't have a problem keeping you awake at Sin-e on Thursday, June 22.  Amazing rock instrumentation.  They mostly let the music (as opposed to voice) do the talking.  Run Run Run (www.runrunrun.tv, www.myspace.com/runrunrun) is here all the way from L.A. in search of the promised land.  They're playing Pianos on Friday, June 23.  Listen to The Isles (www.theislesnyc.com, www.myspace.com/theisles), and although they're Yanks, you may think that they should be called The (British) Isles.  The song I have on the show is awesome.  They're at the Mercury Lounge on Saturday, June 24.e-mail me at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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We're mixin' it up with a little hip hop/soul in this one, as well as the usual fix of indie rock. Bravo Silva (www.bravosilva.com & www.myspace.com/bravosilva) starts us out at Mercury Lounge on 6/6/06. The Coup's (www.thecoupmusic.net & www.myspace.com/thecoupmusic) ready to funk you at the Bowery Ballroom on Thursday, June 8.The Phoenix Foundation (www.thephoenixfoundation.co.nz & www.myspace.com/thephoenixfoundationnz) flies in to join us at the Cake Shop on Friday, June 9.Finally, we got Sweet Thieves (www.myspace.com/sweetthieves) at The Delancey on Saturday, June 10.e-mail:  alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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The three-day weekend may be over, but the summer's just getting started!  So go out and party it up.Wednesday, May 31... The Hypertonics (www.thehypertonics.com & www.myspace.com/thehypertonics) at Sin-e.Thursday, June 1... Jason Liebman and the Uprising (www.jasonlmusic.com & www.myspace.com/jasonliebmanandtheuprising) at Arlene's Grocery.Friday, June 2... Head out to Brooklyn and check out Pela (www.myspace.com/pela & www.pelamusic.com) at Northsix.Saturday, June 3... Watch out!! The Chinese Stars (www.thechinesestars.com & www.myspace.com/thechinesestars) are comin' at ya at the Mercury Lounge.e-mail y'all at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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Start the show with some Land of Talk (www.myspace.com/landoftalkmtl).  I saw them last Friday, and they were amazing.Memorial Day's coming up and summer's here!!!!  So let's go out to party and celebrate...Margot and the Nuclear So and So's  are playing the Mercury Lounge on Tuesday, May 23 (www.margotandthenuclearsoandsos.com & www.myspace.com/margotandthenuclearsoandsos).Thursday's got hard rock with a feminina voice... Pistola (www.pistola.us & www.myspace.com/pistola) at Sin-e.Black Tongue (www.myspace.com/blacktonguetheband) is playing Lit on Friday, May 26.Get crazy for the holiday weekend and party Sunday night with Hopewell (www.hopewell.tv & www.myspace.com/hopewell) at Pianos before they head out West.alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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Pistolita (www.pistolita.com & www.myspace.com/pistolita) starts us off out of San Diego with some power pianos at Bowery Ballroom on Wednesday, May 17.Valeze (www.valeze.net & www.myspace.com/valeze) is a Brooklyn band with what I like to call a polished new-wave pop rock sound, playing at Pianos on Thursday, May 18.What a cool set of pipes coming out of Land of Talk from Montreal (www.myspace.com/landoftalkmtl), playing at Mercury Lounge on Friday, May 19.Levy's playing at the Delancey on Saturday, May 20, just before Soft (check out show 6), who I just learned is playing this show before a set of shows in Japan, where they just hit #14.  But get there to see Levy (www.levytheband.com & www.myspace.com/levy).  They are not to be missed.alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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I've got 5 tasty morsels to pop in your grill!  Start the week off with a little Hooch!  It's an early show with the lovely punks Marla Hooch (www.myspace.com/marlahoochnyc) at the Delancey on Tuesday, May 9.Then a little dark, creepy vibe with Other Passengers (www.myspace.com/otherpassengers & www.otherpassengers.com) at Sine-e on Wednesday, May 10.Aerovox (www.aerovoxmusic.com & www.myspace.com/aerovox) at Fat Baby on Thursday, May 11.Lolita Bras (www.myspace.com/lolitabras) at Sin-e on Friday, May 12.Wrap it up Canuck-style with Hockey Night (www.myspace.com/hockeynight & www.hockeynightmusic.com) at Mercury Lounge on Saturday, May 13.Feedback and bullshit at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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Sorry folks.  The man's bringin' me down, so the show's late and short this week.  However, I've still got a couple of great ways to spend your weekend!Oxford Collapse (www.oxfordcollapse.com & www.myspace.com/theoxfordcollapse) on Friday, May 5, at Cake Shop, And get your Japanese(ish) go-go fix at Sin-e with Gaijin a Go Go (www.gaijin55.com & www.myspace.com/1gaijinagogo) on Saturday, May 6.  Comments, questions, and bullshit to alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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A week of great New York bands!  Sam Champion (no, not the weatherman) (www.samchampionband.com) at Bowery Ballroom on April 24, The Sweater Kittens (www.thesweaterkittens.com) at The Delancey on April 27, Looker (www.lookernyc.com) at Rothko on April 28, & Unisex Salon (www.myspace.com/unisexsalon) at The Annex for the tiswas party.

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Clap Your Hands Say Yeah put on a killer show!  I'll tell you all about it.  Also, 4 great ways to blow your tax refund... The Wowz (www.thewowz.com) at Mercury Lounge on April 18, A Brief Smile (www.abriefsmile.com) at Fat Baby on April 20, The Information (www.theinformation.net) at Pianos on April 21, & The Bloodsugars (www.myspace.com/thebloodsugars) at The Delancey on April 22.comments, feedback, etc. at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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Great show last weekend with the Heartless Bastards and Soledad Brothers!  We have great tunes from the Coydogs (www.myspace.com/thecoydogs), The Gaping Abyss (www.myspace.com/thegapingabyss), La Laque with a nice, sultry, French vibe (www.lalaque.com), & Proton Proton (www.myspace.com/protonproton).Plus a little gem from Mates of State (new song: Fraud in the 80's you can download at www.barsuk.com, their record label).  They have a sold out show on Wednesday, April 12.alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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My fave comes to town!  The Heartless Bastards got it all, the best in rock voices, smashing drums, smooth bass lines, and great songwriting.  I can't wait to see them at the Mercury Lounge:  www.theheartlessbastards.com.  By the way... you asked for more ladies and here you go.I've got other great ones for you too:  Soft www.thebandsoft.com, Foreign Islands www.foreignislands.com, & Lake Trout www.myspace.com/laketrout.Plus, check out The Presets.  I did at Sin-e, and it made me happy.  www.thepresets.com & www.myspace.com/thepresetsNew e-mail:  alphabetcityradio@gmail.com

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Review of the Noisettes and Mystery Jets show at Mercury Lounge... what the hell happened?! Featuring: Seems So Bright, The Glass, Nine Black Alps, They Shoot Horses Don't They. email mp3's to chad@alphabetcityradio.com

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Week so good I only got to Wednesday! Sounds like Sigmund Droid could get you feeling all good inside. The Vandelles will take you to a place where you'll be feeling totally groovy. Trip out on The Diggs and The December Sound.

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Another amazing week of live indie music ahead , and one band doesn't even have "the" in the name! The Primms, Angry Hill, The Spies, & The Sun Spots. After 3 weeks without the ability to receive emails, it's fixed! Send feedback and your band's mp3 to chad@alphabetcityradio.com

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In your gourd once again! We've got an amazing week of live music ahead... The Head Set, The Revs, The Hong Kong, & The Netherlands. chad@alphabetcityradio.com

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The inaugural event! Listen to notable bands playing downtown NY. Featuring Earlgreyhound, Cyr, The M's, The Mooney Suzuki. chad@alphabetcityradio.com

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