The DoitIndy Radio Hour

Episode 159 w/Fontaine

[https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj-OFWUYqSAA-H79VGp5p4k5O38Eyuxb32mgtRokgn1Zu6kmUHYYCFjfEqbboejNYyZ4p7gIwBV-UIPDtSFyTm3xAtgwxdqHCZl7n9fRpoWakdBWjFt-QNNe7Gt9aLBPTS4lxbLbi1ADDxm/s320/listen.gif]https://s3.amazonaws.com/RadioHour/DIRH_EP159_06_26_17.mp306/26/2017. The "We've Had Just About Enough Of This" Show [https://s3.amazonaws.com/RadioHour/DIRH_EP159_06_26_17.mp3] Musical guests: Fontaine [https://s3.amazonaws.com/RadioHour/DIRH_EP159_06_26_17.mp3] What would you do if you suddenly found yourself with a whole night of the week to do whatever you wanted? MP, Tolin, and surprise guest Rachel Mare Jones answer that question and many more, and the boys dredge up some moldy local oldies for tonight's playlist. Flying in on their magic and marked carpet with songs about Plastic Tweezers and fishin' with Dean Ween are this week's musical guest Fontaine, who's drummer may have found a kindred spirit in MP. It's the end of a made up era on the Radio Hour.  THIS WEEK'S MUSICAL GUEST [https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEh6DA9gKfdIr4jhYOz6tHiSXDBckUIsEmeuopSffcgW2jwxqa3h4UeCxqEHQXuwK_U_GX-vYQSxD29aQVUIakkwMPE0o-olfA9Igb712ZxFqbboDn1VccLlxu_S3TIwwRSqi4KSCJHncFPq/s200/fontaine.jpg]http://www.fontainejams.com/Fontaine plays a quirky style of grown up funky prog. In a single one of their songs you'll hear influences from Yes, Zappa, the Dead, early Pink Floyd, psychedelia, and a host of other bands from the classic to the obscure. They take stellar musicianship and paint it with a coat of sly humor, add in some wicked guitar solos, slick bass lines and super-tight drums and you've got Fontaine. Their new album is available at all your favorite local music shoppes and the usual digital emporia. Click on their photo for all the details.  [https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgn0FUC3arNsaP11wmkhEpepEeTe6VwOTRv-EfoGHgnPubdgNMCsYrNEC6JfzzeTuA5H7Le_YFl-WChw2o6hCInUkwftwS6z-wGH3mctP_wVXoXJni6HQuMSNj7WhsH9sQuii_mOeRVNkub/s200/wafflessmallsquare_edited-1.jpg]

Episode 158 w/It's Just Craig

[https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj-OFWUYqSAA-H79VGp5p4k5O38Eyuxb32mgtRokgn1Zu6kmUHYYCFjfEqbboejNYyZ4p7gIwBV-UIPDtSFyTm3xAtgwxdqHCZl7n9fRpoWakdBWjFt-QNNe7Gt9aLBPTS4lxbLbi1ADDxm/s320/listen.gif]https://s3.amazonaws.com/RadioHour/DIRH_EP158_06_19_17.mp306/19/2017. The "iNeeda Third Take" Show [https://s3.amazonaws.com/RadioHour/DIRH_EP158_06_19_17.mp3] Musical guests: It's Just Craig [https://s3.amazonaws.com/RadioHour/DIRH_EP158_06_19_17.mp3] This episode was so awesome, MP and Tolin had to start it three times. So, their highly detailed analysis of streaming television is lost to the inter-ether for eternity. Instead, the conversation devolved into a pseudo-moronic discourse about MP's son's addiction to historical facts and iCarly. Eventually, the boys managed to get It's Just Craig on the stage for a live performance and an actual adult discussion about the quality and science of modern vinyl. It's time to wax philosophic on the Radio Hour. Rest in peace, Shane Crosby. Playlist:  The Dead Weight, "Our List" / The Failers, "Gravity Fails" Garage Sales, "White River" / Fields and Fortresses, "Waiting For Our Stars" Tony Johnson, "Serenity" / The Young Revelators, "Martin" Chemical Envy, "Dark Dark Room" THIS WEEK'S MUSICAL GUEST [https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgOmqDkBICQBsZPQts3Q6bYTYswcxhZvEA4Q4SlgVYVuXhv36VO3Wj7MPPqiBGW0dsGb0tno96_pMcU3rdyhuRwmj5ws-kewGbZc_0fcNMcOk6jN0tPqQpf0GBhw7Yn-L7o6-3y5jjd0Qy4/s200/craig.jpg]https://itsjustcraig.com/Craig Helmreich performs and records under the moniker It's Just Craig. His new album "Dark Corners" is a nautically themed allegory about humans adrift, and it's one of years best local releases. Don't take our word for it, check out what Huffington Post, Substream and others have to say. Click on Craig for reviews and all the details about It's Just Craig. And you can get your copy of "Dark Corners" just for attending the album release show June 30th at HiFi. [https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgn0FUC3arNsaP11wmkhEpepEeTe6VwOTRv-EfoGHgnPubdgNMCsYrNEC6JfzzeTuA5H7Le_YFl-WChw2o6hCInUkwftwS6z-wGH3mctP_wVXoXJni6HQuMSNj7WhsH9sQuii_mOeRVNkub/s200/wafflessmallsquare_edited-1.jpg]

Episode 157 w/Michael Buratto and Cole Woodruff

[https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj-OFWUYqSAA-H79VGp5p4k5O38Eyuxb32mgtRokgn1Zu6kmUHYYCFjfEqbboejNYyZ4p7gIwBV-UIPDtSFyTm3xAtgwxdqHCZl7n9fRpoWakdBWjFt-QNNe7Gt9aLBPTS4lxbLbi1ADDxm/s320/listen.gif]https://s3.amazonaws.com/RadioHour/DIRH_EP157_06_12_17.mp306/12/2017. The "Corporate's Gonna Go Ballistic" Show [https://s3.amazonaws.com/RadioHour/DIRH_EP157_06_12_17.mp3] Musical guests: Michael Buratto and Cole Woodruff [https://s3.amazonaws.com/RadioHour/DIRH_EP157_06_12_17.mp3] MP and Tolin, always on point with their decision making, taped this week's episode outside on the hottest day of the year. As the microphones melt and the laptop suffocates, the boys also deal with a freakishly overbooked show, squeezing in an interview with Young Kingdom in addition to two musical guests. To top it off, Steve Vinson from the Don't Panic Podcast asks the musical question: "how many times can one masturbate in a day?" It's man overboard on this week's Radio Hour. Playlist:  Hoops, "Rules" / The McDonalds, "Radio" Jessica Albatross, "Warm Jets Fly Low" / Young Kingdom, "Peanut Butter Shag" Spacewords, "Wide Eyed" / It's Just Craig, "Go" THIS WEEK'S MUSICAL GUESTS [https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEhEmhVm6vybiW-69SQky70JvSu3J4wTUMyL9LPCWF5o9HJJZFKumZESCzxFdwXVEa1d4j-0bvkD-xEw0fD9veU1LhRRYZYKUPldTKWNNX8H_HlQWdypIjHJAdbLoG0pRR7njgc55PxgqzrP/s200/micaelburatto.jpg]http://www.michaelburatto.com/ [https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj3pDz8rW7qHcNhZeeJHSY2hOfEcyOCd_CVjmHO6oNvtdJuhfsMoqHE5l-fMp0ITqodvVVPeIX1EJrz4MEv4l2Oyd-pCbhOT4DHtDPJDr7QxImS5dX3gmrBdo9DGsbNQSUNo2KvGW1s5cts/s200/cole2.jpg]https://www.facebook.com/colewoodruffmusic/ Representing two very different modes of "singer/songwriter" are Michael Buratto and Cole Woodruff. But it's interesting to hear their two contrasting styles in such close proximity. Michael's album "National Animal" was produced by John Vanderslice and is available through most digital media outlets. Cole's latest EP "The Family Man" will be available soon. Both gentlemen have upcoming gigs in Fountain Square. Click their handsome faces to obtain the details.  [https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgn0FUC3arNsaP11wmkhEpepEeTe6VwOTRv-EfoGHgnPubdgNMCsYrNEC6JfzzeTuA5H7Le_YFl-WChw2o6hCInUkwftwS6z-wGH3mctP_wVXoXJni6HQuMSNj7WhsH9sQuii_mOeRVNkub/s200/wafflessmallsquare_edited-1.jpg]

Episode 156 w/Eliot Bigger

[https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj-OFWUYqSAA-H79VGp5p4k5O38Eyuxb32mgtRokgn1Zu6kmUHYYCFjfEqbboejNYyZ4p7gIwBV-UIPDtSFyTm3xAtgwxdqHCZl7n9fRpoWakdBWjFt-QNNe7Gt9aLBPTS4lxbLbi1ADDxm/s320/listen.gif]https://s3.amazonaws.com/RadioHour/DIRH_EP156_06_05_17.mp306/05/2017. The "Twitterbation" Show [https://s3.amazonaws.com/RadioHour/DIRH_EP156_06_05_17.mp3] Musical guest: Eliot Bigger [https://s3.amazonaws.com/RadioHour/DIRH_EP156_06_05_17.mp3] MP and Tolin match wits with Spark Joy's Ben Cannon and his platonic man-hunk Chad Lehr - but don't fret because the show is rescued by a super-heated performance from musical guest Eliot Bigger. Ben reveals the details of this summer's Discovery festivals, Tolin leaves his van door open, and MP unwittingly accuses the musical guest of sleeping around. It's time to wind up on that "f" on the Radio Hour.    Playlist:  Hero Jr., "Jump Ship" / Fame and Fiction, "Liar" / Jo Trumble, "Hindrance" Bomb Cats, "Take It All" / Gypsy Moonshine, "Paper Doll" Tigernite, "Sunnies" / Michael Buratto, "Tecumseh" THIS WEEK'S MUSICAL GUEST [https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgNpav4sm08sCHbmoWXPubvg-G9ZSWGNKRwPpjQr-POUGYX-NSZ8TPbOgsYsvEA6HL1G0umyMPOdBrTLZWCwqhJH3JA3EXQbX87pz0B-b6CI6BxSjcgwLEKXnGJkDHEkuZDtOTaY2ot_Oos/s320/eliotbigger.jpg]http://eliotbigger.com/ Eliot Bigger has created a whole new type of fusion, mixing parts prog, jazz, and punk. Dissonant arpeggios interlock and bounce off each other inside of off-kilter time signatures driven by some of the most intricate rhythms you've ever heard. The music is equal parts complex technical prowess and raucous power and volume. They have just released their debut album, "Murals" and you should get it. Clicking on the image will get you where you need to be. [https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgn0FUC3arNsaP11wmkhEpepEeTe6VwOTRv-EfoGHgnPubdgNMCsYrNEC6JfzzeTuA5H7Le_YFl-WChw2o6hCInUkwftwS6z-wGH3mctP_wVXoXJni6HQuMSNj7WhsH9sQuii_mOeRVNkub/s200/wafflessmallsquare_edited-1.jpg]

Episode 155 w/Dime Novel Devils

[https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEj-OFWUYqSAA-H79VGp5p4k5O38Eyuxb32mgtRokgn1Zu6kmUHYYCFjfEqbboejNYyZ4p7gIwBV-UIPDtSFyTm3xAtgwxdqHCZl7n9fRpoWakdBWjFt-QNNe7Gt9aLBPTS4lxbLbi1ADDxm/s320/listen.gif]https://s3.amazonaws.com/RadioHour/DIRH_EP155_05_22_17.mp305/22/2017. The "Asteroid Field Navigation" Show [https://s3.amazonaws.com/RadioHour/DIRH_EP155_05_22_17.mp3] Musical guest: Dime Novel Devils [https://s3.amazonaws.com/RadioHour/DIRH_EP155_05_22_17.mp3] The show returns to Grove Haus for the long awaited return of musical guest Dime Novel Devils, who in addition to their thunderous performance also opened this week's podcast with a stirring tribute to the recently departed Chris Cornell. The discussion turns to home science experiments and how the new future of music is technique over technology. Plus, Mr. Waffles finds a way to sneak the old theme song back into the show. It's a Double Dip Road Trip on this week's Radio Hour.    Playlist:  Autumn Androids, "Morgan County Misery" / Shadeland, "Away In The River" Cole Woodruff, "Sister" / The Yavin 4, "3720 to 1" / The Haven Curse, "The Addict"  Crystal Lady, "Run"/ The War on Peace, "Bring It On Down" Brother O'Brother, "16 Flowers" THIS WEEK'S MUSICAL GUEST [https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEiQn61HXZxbpBZCZmGvLBzuHrd2NU8yH4KlvpBPTwL0SGoMrvWmyir9aETSAUrRb7Z9LIdk07jp2b09a4RdgwPw7xWQ_tka0DhJM9DhbkdQyydizeMmIqIAtGKVr2v_9i2PBU-NVx0njpwr/s200/Dimenoveldevils.png]https://www.facebook.com/dimenoveldevils/ We first met DND as a duo back in 2014. These days they are a powerhouse 5-piece including electrified fiddle and monsoons of guitar. Weaving odd tales of monsters, witches, and bastards - Dime Novel Devils have spent over two years readying their assault on the ears and souls of the local music scene. But are we ready for them? Keep your eyes peeled for one of their face-melting performances. In the meantime, give their Facebook page a like. [https://www.facebook.com/dimenoveldevils/]     [https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEgn0FUC3arNsaP11wmkhEpepEeTe6VwOTRv-EfoGHgnPubdgNMCsYrNEC6JfzzeTuA5H7Le_YFl-WChw2o6hCInUkwftwS6z-wGH3mctP_wVXoXJni6HQuMSNj7WhsH9sQuii_mOeRVNkub/s200/wafflessmallsquare_edited-1.jpg]