Subscribers to 2SER can win a copy of the brand new J Mascis solo album Several Shades of Why all this week. Tune into Breakfast, Overdrive and Static for details.

Checkout the fabulous animated video for album track Not Enough here.

2SER are also featuring C’mon, the new album for Low, this week along with the newie for Kurt Vile and the second album for Crystal Stilts. 2SER has got it going on!

Download the haunting Especially Me from C’mon here.

The beginning of March saw a whirlwind visit by Henry Rollins to Australia, with just four stops on his ‘50’ tour.  Sydney and Melbourne were the lucky cities with two limited capacity sold-out shows each.  The former Black Flag front man engaged audiences for hours with stories of his life thus far, with 50 years now under his belt.  Adventures he’s had, things he’s learned, and what we, the ‘younger’ Australian generation, should do with our time on this earth.

Go here for a great review of the Monday, March 7th show in Melbourne.

A current staple in the Feel office, eclectic indie-folk outfit The Low Anthem emerged from an abandoned pasta sauce factory last month where they finished recording their new album, Smart Flesh. The album scored Album Of The Week in the weeks Drum Media – read about it here and check out some of the new tracks on Myspace now. Also on the verge of a new album. Duluth slow-core trio Low. Sign up to their mailing list for a free download of the first single Try To Sleep and check out the glorious old church in which they recorded the album, simply titled C’mon here. J Mascis has just released another solo album with the whole thing currently streaming on the Spin website. Fingers crossed for Australian tours from all of these acts in the not too distant future.

With both Melbourne Spiegeltent performances fast approaching sell out, Ed Kuepper & Mark Dawson hit the road from this weekend performing Ed’s classic albums ‘Electrical Storm’ and Today Wonder’ in their entirety. The dynamic duo will re-image both albums in a stripped back format with shows in Melbourne, Adelaide, Newcastle, Sydney & Kincumber. Ed elaborates further in interviews with Hey Hey my My and Tone Deaf.

http://www.heyheymymy.com.au/2011/02/27/ed-kuepper-in-conversation/

http://www.tonedeaf.com.au/news/interviews/64350/ed-kuepper.htm

For all remaining ticket information check here.

For the past few years, one man band Lewis Floyd Henry has pitched up on street corners around London gradually spreading the word of the blues and the knowledge of his genius to passers by and the oddly curious. He arrives armed with a pram carrying a battery-operated amplifier and a custom-made drum kit beating out covers of Jimi Hendrix, T-Rex and The Stooges and has accrued 100,000 YouTube hits for a performance of the The Wu-Tang Clan’s ‘Protect Ya Neck’ performed outside Tottenham Court Road tube station. Continue reading →

One of Australia’s most sought-after comedy writers, 1996 Comic Of The Year Bruce Griffiths’ resume includes Good News Week, The Glass House, Denton, and writing for the BBC with American funnyman Rich Hall. Bruce joins Henry Rollins as opening act for all four sold-out Australian shows performing at 8.00pm each night. Don’t miss him! Continue reading →