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News at Noon/Two For the Road 11/29-12/5/17

WCNR Brighten the Corners 12-5-17 Two For The Road (Show 539)

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{all titles out now unless otherwise noted}

Spotify playlists:

Brighten The Corners Jeff favorites 2017

Brighten The Corners Kendall faves 2017

Wednesday 11/29 News at Noon

  • Cones–“Later”: The debut from the LA based brother duo.
  • Dashboard Confessional–“We Fight”: The upcoming record Crooked Shadows, out February 19th, is the first new original music from the band in eight years.
  • They Might Be Giants–“I Left My Body”: The first single from their album, I Like Fun, out Jan 19th. They’re at the Jefferson on January 17th.

Wednesday 11/29 Two For The Road

Dan Croll – “Tokyo”/new EP

Django Django – “In Your Beat”/Marble Skies (out 1/26)

Thursday 11/30 News at Noon

  • Disparrows–“Believe In Me”
  • Moaning–“Don’t Go”: The LA post-punk trio is Andrew MacKelvie, Sean Solomon, and Pascal Stevenson and their self-titled debut is out now.
  • Loma–“Black Willow”: Loma is the new project from Jonathan Meiburg of Shearwater and Dan Duszynski and Emily Cross of Cross record.

Thursday 11/30 Two For The Road

 

Ryan Shaw – “We Don’t Give Up Now”/new single

Ezra Furman – “Love You So Bad”/Transangelic Exodus (out 2/9)

Friday 12/1 News at Noon

  • The Neighbourhood–“Scary Love”
  • Sydney Worthley–“123”
  • Shovels & Rope w/ Matthew Logan Vasquez–“Untitled”

Friday 12/1 Two For The Road

Lowland Hum – “Joy To The World”/Songs For Christmas Time

Charly Bliss – “All I Want For Christmas (Is You)”/Amazon Music

Monday 12/4 News at Noon

  • Superchunk–“What A Time To Be Alive”: Title track to the new album out January 2nd, they’ll be in Richmond on February 17th.
  • Pronoun–“Last Christimas”: Pronoun is the moniker of Boston native Alyse Vellturo.
  • Bahamas–“Way With Words”: Canadian artist, Afie Jurvanen’s new album is entitled Earthtones.

Monday 12/4 Two For The Road

Mura Masa – “What If I Go” (feat. Bonzai)/s/t

Jacob Banks – “Chainsmoking”/The Boy Who Cried Freedom EP

Tuesday 12/5 News at Noon

  • Cheap Trick–“Father Christmas”
  • The Alternate Routes–“It’s That Time”
  • Hanson–“finally It’s Christmas”

Tuesday 12/5 Two For The Road

Shovels & Rope w/ Nicole Atkins – “Joey”/Busted Jukebox Vol. 2 (out 12/8)

Lissie – “Blood & Muscle”/Castles (out 3/23)

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