9-15-10 -- Film School, School of Seven Bells, and the Wombats
Will and Grant discuss neo-shoegazers Film School and School of Seven Bells and humor-punk-popsters the Wombats. Also, music news and Grant's first band gig.

Will and Grant discuss neo-shoegazers Film School and School of Seven Bells and humor-punk-popsters the Wombats. Also, music news and Grant's first band gig.
Will, Barrett and Chris discuss the new releases by Sonny & the Sunsets and Stornoway, along with some musical surprises.
Will and Barrett discuss the new blockbuster album by Arcade Fire.
Will and Grant discuss the latest releases by Baths, Like Pioneers, and The Joy Formidable.
Lollapalooza Special, featuring Spoon, Phoenix and more.
Will and Barrett discuss the new album by Best Coast, plus a gloom-pop band called Meursault and more .38 Special references.
Will and Barrett discuss an old release by Nick Lowe and a new release by Wavves.
We discuss the new album by Cloud Cult and an older one by Graham Parker and the Rumour.
We discuss our favorite song intros and the new album by Stars.
Your hosts discuss their favorite singers and the new album by Woods, "At Echo Lake".
Variety-Pak II featuring Ariel Pink's Haunted Graffiti, Brandi Carlile, Wilson Kilmer, Joe Jackson, Tokyo Police Club, Hutch and Kathy, The Jam, and Echo & the Bunnymen.
Will, Barrett and Chris discuss the new albums by Tame Impala and Nada Surf and get off track as usual. If you make it to the end, you'll be rewarded with Barrett's review of a John Wayne movie.
Music Variety-Pak featuring Curtis Mayfield, Laura Marling, Male Bonding, Phosphorescent, The Daredevil Christopher Wright, Band of Horses, and Roy Orbison.
Will, Barrett and Chris discuss summer music festivals and the new album by Sleigh Bells.
Will, Barrett and Chris discuss the new album by LCD Soundsystem, "This Is Happening." Also, music news and Wye Oak.
Will, Barrett and Chris debate the merits of the new album by The National, "High Violet," and the hype surrounding it. Also, Ronnie James Dio and Squarewave.
Will, Barrett and Chris talk about the new album by Broken Social Scene. Also, Joy Division, references to E.L.O. and Alan Parsons, and Chris plays catch-up on the band matching game.
Will and Barrett discuss bands that sound like other bands and new music by Avi Buffalo and The Tallest Man On Earth.
Will, Barrett and Chris talk about the new album by Milwaukee retro R&B band Kings Go Forth. Also, a special feature on guitar solos.
Will, Barrett and Chris talk about the 30th Anniversary Tour by The Church, guilty pleasures, and whether they should feel guilty about their guilty pleasures. Eventually, they get around to talking about this week's band, MGMT.
Will, Barrett and Chris discuss an L.A. band called Local Natives, another L.A. band called Princeton, Malcolm McLaren and the Sex Pistols, and the Ypsilanti All-Starz.
Will, Barrett and Chris discuss the new albums by Clem Snide and Josh Rouse, making pancakes, and albums becoming part of one's body.
Will, Barrett and Chris discuss the new album by Titus Andronicus, covers of Hall & Oates hits, and cover songs in general. Barrett finds an excuse to play something by Nick Cave, and Will finds an excuse to play something by Judas Priest.
Will, Barrett and Chris discuss the new albums by Frightened Rabbit and Peasant. Also, music news about the deaths of Alex Chilton and WOXY.com.
Will, Barrett and Chris discuss the new album by The Heligoats, "Goodness Gracious." Also, Chris pays $100 to see Simon and Garfunkel.
Will, Barrett and Chris discuss the new album by Shout Out Louds, "Work."
Will, Barrett and Chris discuss the new album by Hot Chip and debut the .38 Special drinking game.
Will, Barrett and Chris discuss Wilco in concert and the new album by Beach House, "Teen Dream."
Will, Barrett and Chris discuss the new releases from Midlake and The Soft Pack.
Will, Barrett and Chris discuss two new bands: Surfer Blood, which sounds like a mix of Journey, Pavement, .38 Special, Band of Horses, R.E.O. Speedwagon, My Morning Jacket, the Shins, Paul Simon and Vampire Weekend; and Neon Indian, some lo-fi techno from Austin.