Indyish Podcast » MonthlyMess http://www.indyish.com/podcast The Indyish Podcast Series: features a mix of content published by artists and friends from around the network. Typical episodes include song excerpts from emerging musicians, literary content such as short fiction from aspiring writers, informative content covering local events, and more. Wed, 08 Oct 2008 17:41:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.5.1 en ©Indyish machine@indyish.com (Indyish) machine@indyish.com(Indyish) 1440 jams, new music, indie, oddcast, montreal, We're Indyish in Pod Form! The Indyish Podcast Series: features a mix of content published by artists and friends from around the network. Typical episodes include song excerpts from emerging musicians, home studio jams, literary content such as short fiction from aspiring writers, informative content covering local events, and more. We're rarely explicit, but never say never... Indyish Indyish machine@indyish.com No yes http://www.indyish.com/wp-images/logo_podcast_144x144.jpg Indyish Podcast http://www.indyish.com/podcast 144 144 Steven Peck on Griffintown Planning - Thanks to Joseph Donnelly http://www.indyish.com/podcast/steven-peck-on-griffintown-planning-thanks-to-joseph-donnelly/ http://www.indyish.com/podcast/steven-peck-on-griffintown-planning-thanks-to-joseph-donnelly/#comments Tue, 23 Sep 2008 22:26:03 +0000 team indyish http://www.indyish.com/podcast/?p=213 Paul Aflalo and Liz Bono did a great job of incorporating a lot of different people into the Remember Griffintown event where we had out last Indyish MonthlyMess. One of the people they involved was urban planner Steven Peck who gave his presentation several times over the course of the weekend to curious crowds, and now here! Digitally captured for you by Irish Studies student, Joseph Donnelly.

]]> http://www.indyish.com/podcast/steven-peck-on-griffintown-planning-thanks-to-joseph-donnelly/feed/ 00:01:01 Paul Aflalo and Liz Bono did a great job of incorporating a lot of different people into the Remember Griffintown event where we had out ... Paul Aflalo and Liz Bono did a great job of incorporating a lot of different people into the Remember Griffintown event where we had out last Indyish MonthlyMess. One of the people they involved was urban planner Steven Peck who gave his presentation several times over the course of the weekend to curious crowds, and now here! Digitally captured for you by Irish Studies student, Joseph Donnelly. MonthlyMess Indyish no No Harbour by Broadcast Radio http://www.indyish.com/podcast/harbour-by-broadcast-radio/ http://www.indyish.com/podcast/harbour-by-broadcast-radio/#comments Thu, 07 Aug 2008 20:53:07 +0000 team indyish http://www.indyish.com/podcast/harbour-by-broadcast-radio/ Catch Broadcast Radio this weekend, Saturday August 9th 2008, at La Sala Rossa 4848 St Laurent in Montreal, QC. It’s the Indyish 2nd Birthday Mess!

]]> http://www.indyish.com/podcast/harbour-by-broadcast-radio/feed/ 00:01:01 Catch Broadcast Radio this weekend, Saturday August 9th 2008, at La Sala Rossa 4848 St Laurent in Montreal, QC. It's the Indyish 2nd Birthday Mess! Catch Broadcast Radio this weekend, Saturday August 9th 2008, at La Sala Rossa 4848 St Laurent in Montreal, QC. It's the Indyish 2nd Birthday Mess! MonthlyMess Indyish yes No I Lied by Orillia Opry http://www.indyish.com/podcast/i-lied-by-orillia-opry/ http://www.indyish.com/podcast/i-lied-by-orillia-opry/#comments Wed, 06 Aug 2008 14:55:19 +0000 team indyish http://www.indyish.com/podcast/i-lied-by-orillia-opry/ Orillia Opry are playing the Indyish MonthlyMess this weekend, Aug 9 2008, at La Sala Rossa 4848 St Laurent.

]]> http://www.indyish.com/podcast/i-lied-by-orillia-opry/feed/ 00:01:01 Orillia Opry are playing the Indyish MonthlyMess this weekend, Aug 9 2008, at La Sala Rossa 4848 St Laurent. Orillia Opry are playing the Indyish MonthlyMess this weekend, Aug 9 2008, at La Sala Rossa 4848 St Laurent. MonthlyMess Indyish yes No Deep River Decoy Sings “Water of Tyne” http://www.indyish.com/podcast/deep-river-decoy-sings-water-of-tyne/ http://www.indyish.com/podcast/deep-river-decoy-sings-water-of-tyne/#comments Fri, 28 Mar 2008 22:26:24 +0000 sarah pearson http://www.indyish.com/podcast/deep-river-decoy-sings-water-of-tyne/ So I created this band a few weeks ago when Alanah said she was organizing a “country”-themed mess. We’re called “Deep River Decoy,” and we jammed all together for the first time this afternoon. Here’s a preview of what you’ll be hearing if you come to the Monthly Mess on Sunday.

The song in the recording is a little-known English folk song called “Water of Tyne,” about a long-distance relationship…two lovers are separated by the Tyne River, and the woman sings, “I cannot get to my love if I would die.”

I’m warning y’all - the sound is kinda weird (although it makes for neat effect). I fiddled with input stuff on my ‘puter a few weeks ago, and now I can’t get the levels back right for this kind of live-off-the-floor stuff - I’m totally baffled by what I did, and have no clue how to fix it (I’ll have to ask our trusty sound-guy James Finnerty). Just turn the volume up on your speakers and forgive the the shifting levels. It’s a good taste of our lovely afternoon jam.

Deep River Decoy is:
Sarah Pearson: lead vocals, keys
Andrea Stuart: cello
Amena Ahmad: vocals
Jesika Starnino: vocals, and maybe guitar for future shows (she’s not on this recording tho :-( )

We’ll be singing a 20-minute set of familiar sing-along-able folk songs and traditionals - we’ll even be passing out lyrics for your sing-along enjoyment!!

]]> http://www.indyish.com/podcast/deep-river-decoy-sings-water-of-tyne/feed/ 00:01:01 So I created this band a few weeks ago when Alanah said she was organizing a "country"-themed mess. We're called "Deep River Decoy," and we ... So I created this band a few weeks ago when Alanah said she was organizing a "country"-themed mess. We're called "Deep River Decoy," and we jammed all together for the first time this afternoon. Here's a preview of what you'll be hearing if you come to the Monthly Mess on Sunday. The song in the recording is a little-known English folk song called "Water of Tyne," about a long-distance relationship...two lovers are separated by the Tyne River, and the woman sings, "I cannot get to my love if I would die." I'm warning y'all - the sound is kinda weird (although it makes for neat effect). I fiddled with input stuff on my 'puter a few weeks ago, and now I can't get the levels back right for this kind of live-off-the-floor stuff - I'm totally baffled by what I did, and have no clue how to fix it (I'll have to ask our trusty sound-guy James Finnerty). Just turn the volume up on your speakers and forgive the the shifting levels. It's a good taste of our lovely afternoon jam. Deep River Decoy is: Sarah Pearson: lead vocals, keys Andrea Stuart: cello Amena Ahmad: vocals Jesika Starnino: vocals, and maybe guitar for future shows (she's not on this recording tho :-( ) We'll be singing a 20-minute set of familiar sing-along-able folk songs and traditionals - we'll even be passing out lyrics for your sing-along enjoyment!! MonthlyMess,,NewMusic,,jams Indyish yes No City Mess Podcast - Part Three http://www.indyish.com/podcast/city-mess-podcast-part-three/ http://www.indyish.com/podcast/city-mess-podcast-part-three/#comments Thu, 28 Feb 2008 00:41:45 +0000 SolarDog http://www.indyish.com/podcast/city-mess-podcast-part-three/ Here’s the part three of the City Mess show.

Featuring performances and presentations by United Steel Workers of Montreal, Alison Louder & Santosh and Lake of Stew.

]]> http://www.indyish.com/podcast/city-mess-podcast-part-three/feed/ 00:01:01 Here's the part three of the City Mess show. Featuring performances and presentations by United Steel Workers of Montreal, Alison Louder #38; Santosh and Lake of ... Here's the part three of the City Mess show. Featuring performances and presentations by United Steel Workers of Montreal, Alison Louder #38; Santosh and Lake of Stew. MonthlyMess Indyish yes No City Mess Podcast - Part Two http://www.indyish.com/podcast/city-mess-podcast-part-two/ http://www.indyish.com/podcast/city-mess-podcast-part-two/#comments Thu, 28 Feb 2008 00:40:14 +0000 SolarDog http://www.indyish.com/podcast/city-mess-podcast-part-two/ Here’s the part two of the City Mess show.

Featuring a performance by Charlotte Cornfield and the Save Griffintown presentation.

]]> http://www.indyish.com/podcast/city-mess-podcast-part-two/feed/ 00:01:01 Here's the part two of the City Mess show. Featuring a performance by Charlotte Cornfield and the Save Griffintown presentation. Here's the part two of the City Mess show. Featuring a performance by Charlotte Cornfield and the Save Griffintown presentation. MonthlyMess Indyish yes No City Mess Podcast - Part One http://www.indyish.com/podcast/city-mess-podcast-part-one/ http://www.indyish.com/podcast/city-mess-podcast-part-one/#comments Thu, 28 Feb 2008 00:34:55 +0000 SolarDog http://www.indyish.com/podcast/city-mess-podcast-part-one/ Here’s the part one of the City Mess show. Magnetized to 2 track analogue cassette. Tape hiss included…

Featuring perfomances and presentations by Dan Jeannotte & Christine Ghawi, Geoff Faribault, Safe Solvent, Simon Schlesinger and a clip from the film Up On the Roof.

]]> http://www.indyish.com/podcast/city-mess-podcast-part-one/feed/ 00:01:01 Here's the part one of the City Mess show. Magnetized to 2 track analogue cassette. Tape hiss included... Featuring perfomances and presentations by Dan Jeannotte #38; ... Here's the part one of the City Mess show. Magnetized to 2 track analogue cassette. Tape hiss included... Featuring perfomances and presentations by Dan Jeannotte #38; Christine Ghawi, Geoff Faribault, Safe Solvent, Simon Schlesinger and a clip from the film Up On the Roof. MonthlyMess Indyish yes No MonthlyMess Podcast Kick off! http://www.indyish.com/podcast/monthlymess-podcast-kick-off/ http://www.indyish.com/podcast/monthlymess-podcast-kick-off/#comments Fri, 01 Jun 2007 17:29:36 +0000 Marilis Cardinal http://www.indyish.com/podcast/monthlymess-podcast-kick-off/ May Monthly MessThe May Monthly Mess just passed and Josh had quite the lineup ready for us. Risa suggested we get a little podcast action going on, so listen up!

In this podcast:

This is the Last Time by Chris Bavota
Be My Cement Shoes by Marie Read. The song is the first one off their new and first EP.
Bach Affetuoso by Aleks Schürmer of Tabarnaks D’Epoque. It’s brandeburg concerto no. 5, 2e movement.

At one point in conversation, Aleks started throwing words like ”Haydn” and ”Quartet” and I giggled because he assumed I would know what he was talking about. So here’s music 101 with Aleks Schürmer: The Bach is slow and with only violin and flute and harpsichord, the Haydn is piano and flute and its fast. Les Tabarnak d’Époques will be playing in quartet, just for you, on Wednesday.

]]> http://www.indyish.com/podcast/monthlymess-podcast-kick-off/feed/ 00:01:01 The May Monthly Mess just passed and Josh had quite the lineup ready for us. Risa suggested we get a little podcast action going on, ... The May Monthly Mess just passed and Josh had quite the lineup ready for us. Risa suggested we get a little podcast action going on, so listen up! In this podcast: This is the Last Time by Chris Bavota Be My Cement Shoes by Marie Read. The song is the first one off their new and first EP. Bach Affetuoso by Aleks Schuuml;rmer of Tabarnaks D'Epoque. It's brandeburg concerto no. 5, 2e movement. At one point in conversation, Aleks started throwing words like ''Haydn'' and ''Quartet'' and I giggled because he assumed I would know what he was talking about. So here's music 101 with Aleks Schuuml;rmer: The Bach is slow and with only violin and flute and harpsichord, the Haydn is piano and flute and its fast. Les Tabarnak d'Eacute;poques will be playing in quartet, just for you, on Wednesday. MonthlyMess Indyish yes No