Wed, 1 November 2006 It's time for the CMJ Music Marathon! If you aren't familiar with CMJ week, just take a listen to this week's show. There are showcases galore all over lower Manhattan, especially here around the Alphabet City area, as well as in Brooklyn. Bands play all day from October 31 - November 4. It's a really exciting event for indie music lovers. Here's who's featured on this week's Alphabet City Radio show: Opening with the Bon Savants here from Boston, playing on Friday, Nov. 4 for an early show at Mercury Lounge before heading out on tour. Check out this song, Why This Could Never Work Between Us, off of their new album. Wednesday, Nov. 1: The Rinse hit the CMJ stage at Club Midway. Thursday, Nov. 2: Get a little country fix with Angela Desveaux at Tonic. Looks like Montreal keeps giving us more musical gems. Get there early for this show, first for Angela (she's on at 8:00) and then for the open bar. I told you a couple of weeks ago to get tickets for the Thunderbird Records showcase to see the Silversun Pickups on this night at Pianos. Now they're sold out. Too bad for you if you miss out! Friday, Nov. 3: Thunderbirds Are Now play Pianos, coming in to hit it big at CMJ from the Detroit area. Saturday, Nov. 4: Before hitting Mercury Lounge to see the Bon Savants, head to the matinee show at Pianos and check out the cool electronic/rock/dance tunes of Zambri. Really cool stuff. Other notable shows are this night's shows at The Delancey with a lineup of bands (Earl Greyhound, Bravo Silva, Soft) that almost wholly has been featured right here on Alphabet City Radio... but remember where you heard them first! And a set with The Mooney Suzuki and Margot and the Nuclear So and So's at Rebel on West 14th Street. Close the podcast show out this week with Land of Talk, playing all week at different venues, ending with Mercury Lounge on Friday.E-mail Chad at alphabetcityradio@gmail.com Comments[3] |

