February 8th marked The Rodent Hour's first, live broadcast from our new studio at the Eyebeam building in Bushwick. For those of you keeping track at home, this is studio #4.As befitting a playlist for a new studio we feature lots of new music by independent artists from Brooklyn and beyond but I included one of the most impactful songs that I've heard over the last couple of years and it's by Shadow Monster, a former guest on a number of shows at Radio Free Brooklyn.Playlist
Lily Mao - Seasick on the Subway (feat. The Resonaters)
Shadow Monster - Punching Bag
The Herms - Parades
Jim McHugh - Dave
Basic Shapes - Credo
The Judex - Long Cold Train
The Cavemen - Am I A Monster
The Stents - Undone
The Caballeros - Los Caballeros Visitan la Casa del Diablo
The Slashes - Extra Extra
The Slashes - Rain Ballet
Sun Mahshene - The Righteous One
Astronotun Bir Günü - Masks On
Nervous Dater - Middle Child
Son Cesano - Cold Seep
Basic Shapes - Night Train
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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.