I'm sure everyone know about the Phog Lounge winning CBC Radio 3's Best Live Venue award, and the performances to celebrate the honour. If not, I'll just tell you that this Saturday July 11, 2009 is going to be one for the ages, so checking it out will definitely be worth the while.
The playlist is below, and the acts playing at Phog Phest are highlighted in red.
1) Can- Halleluhwah (Tago Mago)
2) Orphan Choir- Everything in Past Tense (ST)
3) What Seas What Shores- Bonaparte (ST)
4) Sigur Ros- O Friour (Saeglopur)
5) Beef Terminal- No Robbers, No Kidnappings, No Fires, No Floods (Anger Do Not Enter)
6) Actors and Actresses- Dig to China (Arrows)
7) Square Root of Margaret- Hollywood Will Find a Way (Telegram Photeur)
8) Julian Marley- Oh Girl [feat. Mr. Cheeks] (Awake)
9) Ziggy Marley- I Love You Too (Family Time)
10) D.A.F.- Der Mussolini (Alles Ist Gut)
11) Bibio- Haikuesque [when she laughs] (Ambivalence Avenue)
12) Laibach- Get Back (Let it Be)
13) Holy Fuck- Chopper (EP)
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Tuesday, July 7, 2009
Monday, March 2, 2009
Congratulations Phog Lounge: Playlist for March 2nd, 2009
I would like to extend my sincerest well wishes to Tom Lucier and Frank Incitti of the Phog Lounge for being awarded CBC Radio 3's Best Live Music Club in Canada. Going up against storied venues like The Commodore Ballroom and Call the Office and coming out on top is an astronomical accomplishment, and a testament to the hard work people at the phog have put in for Windsor's art scene.
As a congratulatory measure, the first half of the playlist was dedicated to artists (highlighted in red) who have played at the phog over the years and the great bands that will come to phog in the future.
I will also highlight Khanate and their posthumous final album Clean Hands Go Foul. Khanate, featuring the likes of James Plotkin, Alan Dubin (Old Lady Drivers) and Stephen O'Malley (Sunn O))), Burning Witch) was one of the most daring and experimental heavy bands to come out in the 2000s, and they go out fittingly on their final cd.
1) What Seas What Shores- Old Reliable (Threnodies)
2) Theory of Everything- Infinite Improbability (S/T)
3) Ron Leary- All You Do (Lapse)
4) You Say Party We Say Die- Teenage Hit Wonder (Remik's Cube)
5) Tokyo Police Club- Your English is Good (Elephant Shell)
6) Final Fantasy- The Chronicles of Sarnia (Has a Good Home)
7) Citywide Vaccum- Sweet Kraut (Pact)
8) Can- Future Days (Future Days)
9) Camera Obscura- Let's Go Bowling (Biggest Bluest Hi-Fi)
10) Zombi- Spirit Warrior (Spirit Animal)
11) Leonard Cohen- Avalance (Songs of Love and Hate)
12) Khanate- Wings From Spine (Clean Hands Go Foul)
13) Absu- Night Fire Cannonization (S/T)
As a congratulatory measure, the first half of the playlist was dedicated to artists (highlighted in red) who have played at the phog over the years and the great bands that will come to phog in the future.
I will also highlight Khanate and their posthumous final album Clean Hands Go Foul. Khanate, featuring the likes of James Plotkin, Alan Dubin (Old Lady Drivers) and Stephen O'Malley (Sunn O))), Burning Witch) was one of the most daring and experimental heavy bands to come out in the 2000s, and they go out fittingly on their final cd.
1) What Seas What Shores- Old Reliable (Threnodies)
2) Theory of Everything- Infinite Improbability (S/T)
3) Ron Leary- All You Do (Lapse)
4) You Say Party We Say Die- Teenage Hit Wonder (Remik's Cube)
5) Tokyo Police Club- Your English is Good (Elephant Shell)
6) Final Fantasy- The Chronicles of Sarnia (Has a Good Home)
7) Citywide Vaccum- Sweet Kraut (Pact)
8) Can- Future Days (Future Days)
9) Camera Obscura- Let's Go Bowling (Biggest Bluest Hi-Fi)
10) Zombi- Spirit Warrior (Spirit Animal)
11) Leonard Cohen- Avalance (Songs of Love and Hate)
12) Khanate- Wings From Spine (Clean Hands Go Foul)
13) Absu- Night Fire Cannonization (S/T)
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