Playlist<ul>
<li>The Molice - Hole!!</li>
<li>Muck &amp; the Mires - Strange Waves</li>
<li>DTSQ - Montgomery</li>
<li>The Wood Burning Savages - I Don't Know Why I Do It to Myself</li>
<li>Rod Hamdallah - Mali Jam</li>
<li>King Kong Blues - Ma Soeur</li>
<li>The Grasping Straws - Help</li>
<li>Scream of the Butterfly - Birth Death Repeat</li>
<li>The Molice - The Look</li>
<li>Mother Feather - You're a Dead Man</li>
<li>Nikki Hill - Heavy Hearts Hard Fists</li>
<li>Wild Adriatic - Mess Around</li>
<li>Zip-Tie Handcuffs - Decisions</li>
<li>Thee Gunlocks - Can u wait</li>
<li>The Year Of - Really Like You</li>
<li>Toxic Tito - Got to Move On</li>
<li>Pantano - Tsutomo</li>
</ul>As if 2020 wasn't weird enough already it also happens to be a year with 53 weeks.Independent artists from Brooklyn and beyond continue to release an exceptional amount of amazing music.Here's to having fun in 2021.

Georgia On My Mind

Hosted by Matt Attack, The Rodent Hour features interviews with independent musicians along with a curated playlist of music from Brooklyn and beyond. This is a show that features music by bands for those that like music by bands. Matt Attack has conducted interviews with over 250 unique artists from places such as Detroit (MI), Durham (NC), Nashville (TN), Scranton (PA), Philadelphia (PA), Atlanta (GA), Bergamo (IT), Denver (CO), Evansville (IN), Portland (OR), London (UK), Phoenix (AZ), Pamplona (ES), Toronto (ON), Washington (DC), Halifax (NS), Stockholm (SE), Dublin, (IE), Glasgow (SCT), Perth (AU) Oslo (NO), and, of course, New York City.Listen LIVE every Monday at 8:00 pm Eastern (UTC-5)http://rfb.nyc/trhThe Rodent Hour is an homage to the friends that Matt Attack made during his misspent youth, those lifelong friends who joined him on those weekend nights so many years ago and whose eclectic tastes still influence the selection of artists and music that is featured on the show. Fifteen years after arriving in Brooklyn he continues to be a tireless advocate for the independent musicians that still play with the ferocity and intensity he grew up listening to.