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February 11, 2008

On February's Alleycast, we'll listen to music from Malinky's exclusive Live From Folk Alley concert recording, along with our in-studio session with David Wilcox. We hear the Open Mic sounds of Ember, Ashley Brooke Toussant, and Rick Spreitzer. Plus, we'll get a montage of songs featured in our Love and Alt-Love side streams and hear the obscure sounds of Synanthesia - a band that made only one record in 1969. Download the Alleycast today!!

Posted by Chris Boros at February 11, 2008 11:24 AM

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Cool that you're featuring Rick Spreitzer's music. He's a fav, happily discovered here on Open Mic!
I do hope I get to hear David Wilcox laugh - that's an amazing (and surprising) sound!
Looking forward to savoring this month's Alleycast.
Thanks, Chris!

Posted by: JoLynn Braswell at February 11, 2008 3:03 PM

I heard Malinky a while back and never got the name of the group. What a sound to enjoy. thank you so much for the hook up..

Dennis

Posted by: Dennis Thompson at February 15, 2008 11:29 AM

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